The Cincinnati Plan of Business Stabilization
Cincinnati and Hamilton County leaders launched the The Cincinnati Plan of Business Stabilization to boost output and employment. Public works and private development drive a $75 million terminal project, Carew Tower progress, and expanded road programs, signaling booming activity, low living costs, and a strong outlook for growth in the Queen City.
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Cincinnati
America
Queen City
Hoover
National Council
Hamilton County
Greater Cincinnati
Carew
Ohio
United States
West
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Rookwood Pottery Company
Rookwood Pottery
J. H.gest
J. D. Wareham
S. G. Burt
Gest
Cincinnati Art Museum
Wareham
Rookwood
Place
Adams
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Aluminum Industries, Inc
H. J. Hater
the American Druggists Fire Insurance Company
Edw. M. Ballard
Attorney At Law
Gilbert Bettman
Clifford Brown
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati Union Terminal
First National Bank
the Globe-Wernicke Company
William F. Hess
George W. Huston
International Printing Ink Co
The
Irwin-Ballmann Company
B. L. Jordan
Newtonsville, Ohio
Allen R. Joslin
Latonia
Jockey Club
Polk Laffoon
Pres
Harry M. Levy
Samuel I. Lipp
P. Lincoln Mitchell
A. C. Pickelheimer
W. E. Pickelheimer
Dunning Place
Procter & Gamble Co
Alex Patterson
Rapid Electrotype Co
Wm. K. Kaufman
Roger K. Rogan
Rookwood Pottery Co
L. B. Renkirt
Louis J. Schneider
Ed D. Schorr
John R. Schindel
Richard Smethurst & Company
E. B. Stanley
Aeronautical Corporation of America Taylor Stanley
A. M. Slone
Drake Avenue
Indian Hill
John S. Slone
Mound Avenue
Norwood
Robert A. Taft
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Madisonville
Pickelheimer
Burney Lane
Anderson Ferry
Diebold
Hamon County