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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1948
Page
3
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The column predicts Southern resistance and Truman backing three anti discrimination bills while FEPC fate remains uncertain. It notes the South may accept anti lynching anti poll tax and anti discrimination measures if FEPC is not pressed, warning a potential clash over arms. The writer promises to continue next week.
A quiz item set presents five questions about earth elements history chemistry and animals. It asks which metal makes up 40 percent of the earth which American held both President and Chief Justice which acid is in vinegar which ancient people introduced alphabet use in Europe and which animal is considered the cleanest.
A political jab claims the government has arrested 12 for advocating overthrow by force and compares Washington and Jefferson to founding ideals. It asserts Jesus was a Communist and condemns American legislators for reading the Bible and Karl Marx, ending with a refrain of neutrality.
Lou Swarz reports on diverse reactions to election returns from Tokyo Paris Times Square and the Deep South. Dulles Bowles Bankhead Thurmond Folsom and Powell offer blunt takes while a civil rights commission member critiques Dixiecrats and Wallace voters as potential fascist or Communist.
Salaries and wages for openings requiring experience and education rose this fall versus 1946. Chemists now command up to 420 dollars monthly, social workers 2400 to 5000 yearly, mechanical and chemical engineers up to 450 and 500 dollars monthly, while tool and die makers and molders show modest gains or stable rates.
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