CincinnatiSUN Postal Note and Executive Board List
The notice records the Cincinnati SUN as second class matter at the Cincinnati Post Office on June 20, 1944 and provides subscription rates of $2.00 per year. It also lists the executive board members including Walter T. Grainger, Joe White, Steve Chevalier, Ernestine Locknane, Joseph Scherra and others.
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Secon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Garfield
Keith
Walter T. Grainger
Joe White
Steve Chevalier
Ernestine Locknane
Joseph Scherra
Ed McDonald
John Dehner
William Black
A. Jordan
Marco Meccia
C. W. Kemper
Oleta Durham
Ruth Bowman
Fred Sommerfield
Eddie Eiler
Harry Weber
Virginia Frankhouse
Clarence Heitzman
Bill Martin
Archie Tewart
Harold Braun
Henry Kraemer
Charlie Miller
Joe Jackson
Herman Raa
Harold R. Zimmeman
James Grace
Willie Snow
Disturbing Trend of Military Leaders in Political Groups
The piece notes rising involvement of high ranking officers in pressure groups like the McCarthy petition and warns it undermines civil supremacy. Hanson Baldwin cites General Zwicker and others, stressing most service members stay out of politics while cautioning that military political power could erode democratic government.
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United States
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
Baldwin
Zwicker
Sound Advice on Employment and Economic Expansion
H. Christian Sonne of the National Planning Association told the Des Moines Chamber that long term employment problems require prompt action. He urged expansion measures including tax cuts, liberal housing credit, and public works to raise consumer demand and wage growth, advocating shared profits and productivity gains for full employment.
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H. Christian Sonne
National Planning Association
Amsinck, Sonne & Co
New York City
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
NAP
Chamber of Commerce
Sonne
Front Line Teachers Battle Over Un American Teachings
A New Jersey study on un American teachings shows 133 educators say teachers hesitate to compare the Russian and American systems while 122 disagree. Governor Meyner warns demagogues push totalitarian ideas and urges free inquiry to avoid an intellectually blind generation at risk of manipulation.
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New Jersey
Robert M. Meyner
Government aid to business vs people sparks term debate
A reader notes a double standard in political rhetoric, calling government support for private enterprise aiding while labeling aid to citizens as creeping socialism, highlighting perceived bias in how public spending is portrayed. The remark contrasts two common framing tactics in policy debates and invites scrutiny of language used around government assistance.
Taft-Hartley Vote Rule Blocks Striking Workers at Park Drop Forge
Cleveland readers note Taft-Hartley limits voting in a plant election to replace striking UAW-CIO workers at Park Drop Forge. The NLRB ruled striking employees cannot vote, prompting editorials condemning union busting. The piece also mentions Republican ire toward Sherman Adams over Eisenhower program reception.
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Cleveland Press
Park Drop Forge
Cleveland
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Uaw-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Protests Condemn Arms Aid to Arabs Over Israel Peace Talks
AFL CIO leaders join Jewish Labor Committee and Israel allies in a protest against sending arms to Arab states. They urge negotiations for a peace treaty between Israel and Arab states and demand guarantees of peace and stability in the Middle East. The action involves George Meany and Walter Reuther plus representatives from over 1000 local unions.
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New York
A. F
C.I.O
Israel
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
Walter P. Reuther
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Middle East
Jewish Labor Committee
American Trade Union Council For
Murray Fund Aids Harvard History Project
The Philip Murray Memorial Foundation donates $35,000 to Harvard University to support a history project on American labor management relations over the past 25 years. Chairman Emil Rieve and Director Arthur J. Goldberg announced the gift in a letter to Harvard President Nathan Pusey. Professor John T. Dunlop will lead the project.
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Washington
Philip Murray Memorial Foundation
Harvard University
Emil Rieve
Arthur J. Goldberg
Foundation
Nathan Pusey
John T. Dunlop
Harvard
Rieve
Goldberg
Ohio Job Totals Dip Slightly in October
Ohio manufacturing employment fell to 1 271 000 in October from 1 273 000 in September while non manufacturing payrolls eased to 1 649 000 from 1 652 000. The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation noted smaller gains in seasonal retail trade but highlighted a rise in the average factory work week to 40.1 hours from 39.6, marking the first month above 40 hours since December 1953.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Bureau
Division of Research and Statistics
BUC
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The
Cincinnati Sun
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
Epson
Gui Edson
U.S
Sherman Adams
White House
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