Monopolies Rise in U S Daily Newspapers
The piece traces a 20th century trend toward newspaper monopolies in U S cities. It cites a Journalism Quarterly survey showing rising chain control and fewer competing dailies, noting Cincinnati's mixed past with Enquirer Times-Star and Post. It compares coverage in 1952 to earlier decades and parallels with propaganda risks.
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Cincinnati
Enquirer
Times-Star
United States
Journalism Quarterly
Eisenhower
Hitler
Germany
UAW Sets Goals At 1954 Parley For Economic Political Unity
About 225 delegates at the UAW CIO GM Council two day conference endorse a four point action plan. The measure seeks wage gains and contract security, a Guaranteed Annual Wage in 1955, stronger political mobilization, and unity against anti union forces under the slogan Teamwork in the Leadership Solidarity in the Ranks.
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Detroit
Uaw-Cio
National General Motors Council
Judge Peck Returns To Bench In Ohio Election
Common Pleas Judge John W. Peck fully recovers from illness and returns to the bench. He seeks a full six year term in the November election with support from CIO and friends ready to campaign.
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All
CIO
Common Pleas
John W. Peck
Ohio
John Peck
Shelter Skate Shelter In Port Huron Built By Volunteers
In Port Huron Michigan a 32 by 36 foot cement block skate shelter was built by volunteers with AFL and CIO backing. The facility provides a place for children to don and remove ice skates.
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Port Huron, Mich
Spa
AFL
CIO
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Walter T. Grainger
CIO Council
Post
Walter Grainger
UAW Parley
Canada
Electric
Auto
Woodburn Ave
DeSales Corner
Peck
Pyke
Coca.cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Main St
ING & Tent
Companycherry
Miller Bros
Rainbo
Benjamin Moore
Monmouth
Newport
Vine Street
Pike Street
Covington
Montgomery RD
Glenway
Price Hill
Hamilton
Dr.s.peck
Hote
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