15 Apr 1955
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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1955
Page
1
The article recalls Franklin Roosevelt words spoken during a historic struggle. It frames his message as a timeless code of principles guiding liberty and progress. It asserts that enemies of the common people deny their validity.
In a tribute ten years after his death FDR is hailed for defeating Nazism and Fascism, curbing communism, and expanding democracy through programs like WPA Social Security and TVA. The piece defends his leadership, rebukes critics, and praises his enduring legacy for workers and the nation.
A Columbus legislative scene shows a committee voting down a private insurers workmen's compensation bill while the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee blocks pro labor measures. The piece highlights alleged anti labor bias, a 4-2 vote on a female worker protection amendment, and efforts to boost rehabilitation services for Ohio’s disabled via a new center at Ohio State University. Ohio lags in vocational rehab funding compared with Michigan Illinois and California.
The New Yorker praises Murder in Trinidad by John W. Vandercook, calling his inventive mind and locale familiarity notable. The 22 year old mystery, first published when Vandercook spent time in the area, is deemed well worth reviving by the magazine. MacMillan publishes the work.
May 16 to 18 union label week proclaimed by Cincinnati Mayor Carl Rich with CIO backing. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America will draw a suit at the May 18 Council Meeting. locals may enter via April meetings and submit names for the general drawing. All CIO members eligible except Amalgamated members. promotion advised.
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