Cincinnati Sun to Readers in 1944 Weekly Publication
The Cincinnati Sun announces a weekly edition with post office publication under act of 1879. Subscription set at 2 dollars annually. Executive board members listed include Walter T. Grainger Joe White Steve Chevalier Ernestine Locknane and others.
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Walter T. Grainger
Joe White
Steve Chevalier
Ernestine Locknane
Joseph Scherra
Ed McDonald
John Dehnex
William Black
al Jordan
Marco Meccia
C. W. Kemper
Oleta Durham
Ruth Bowman
Fred Sommerfield
Eddie Eilers
Harry Weber
Virginia Frankhouse
Clarence Heitzman
Bill Martin
Archie Tewart
Harold Braun
Henry Kraemer
Charlie Miller
Joe Jackson
Herman Hall
Harold R. Zimmerman
Nate Jordan
Heart Fund Heart Sunday Volunteers Promote Cure Efforts
A Heart Sunday volunteer army canvasses neighborhoods to raise funds for research into heart disease causes and controls. Donations support Cincinnati General Hospital research, the Children’s Heart Association, and the Heart Council, plus public education and local heart programs.
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Heart Fund
Brown Manilla
Mair
The
Cardiac Laboratory
Cincinnati General Hospital
Children’s Heart Association
Heart Council
Heart Sunday
Loaded Dice and a Study Committee on Unemployment
A 9 member study committee appointed by Dr. Clarence Manion includes executives from General Motors General Electric United States Steel A and P Standard Oil and a Republican congressman Noah Mason A headline calls seven of the nine appointees "loaded" citing conservative records on unemployment compensation The piece warns of a "SHORT CHANGE" and urges voting out the incumbents It also notes Harold Stassen says the Point Four aid program may be shifted to private groups
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Clarence Manion
Commission On Inter-Governmental Relations
George Jacoby
General Motors Corporation
Ohio
Michigan
A. D. Marshall
General Electric Corporation
Henry D. Allen
United States Steel Company
Walter W. Ward
A&p Tea Company
Ditto
Jonathan E. Phillips
Standard Oil Company of
California
Noah Mason
Illinois
Congress
Weldon Hart
Texas
Hart
Harold Stassen
India
Philo Ohio election results show CIO influence
The Philo city vote elected Mayor Joseph Hartman and six councillors all CIO members. The board of public affairs includes one former CIO and two current CIO members, while four of five school board members are CIO affiliates. The outcome suggests bipartisan potential amid CIO dominance.
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Philo
Ohio
C.I.O
Clo
C.J.O
City of
Joseph Hartman
Joseph Hendershott
Paul Henderson
Roger Luman
Harry Hill
Wayne Fitz William Crumbaker
C.I.O. Unions
C.S.O
Board of Public Affairs
Wisecrackers reveal two bosses and their dumb office boys
Two bosses boast about their “dumb” office boys. Mr A sends his boy to buy a Cadillac with a five dollar bill, while Mr B’s boy checks if Mr Jones is in the Edwards Building. The jokes conclude with both bosses realizing the other is equally sharp.
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Mr. A
Mr. B
Mr. Jones
Edwards Building
Edwards
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Welcome Your Heart Fund
Heart
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American Union Life Insurance Company
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Robert Goodwin
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
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