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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1949

Page

4

The Cincinnati Sun A Liberal Weekly Notice

The Cincinnati Sun A Liberal Weekly published by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO appears weekly with exceptions around July end and the week before Labor Day. Entry details list June 30, 1944 second class matter and post office address in Cincinnati Ohio.

The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO Cincinnati 2 Ohio

Too Old to Work Too Young to Die in Steel Talks

A reflection on postwar steel negotiations noting unions' focus as Murray argues for worker security and decent retirement. The piece cites U.S. Steel profits and urges humane treatment of workers, predicting the fact finding board will weigh his claims against company depreciation of machinery.

Phillip Murray Murray New York Times U.S

Visit the Board of Elections This Saturday

A local call urges residents to visit the Board of Elections near Main Street on a Saturday morning. The note stresses civic duty and Union member pride, encouraging quick, unhurried action to complete the task.

Board of Elections Main Street I. W. Abel United Steelworkers of America

No 'Girl' Pictures At SUN Sparks Reader Backlash

In an editorial note the SUN editor defends and questions the objection to years of images labeled as Pretty Girls. He asks readers to voice strong opposition if they find real harm in continuing the feature.

The SUN

Middle Income Housing Shortage Persists Across Cities

CIO Economic Outlook on Housing reports slower sale of new homes due to middle income families lacking affordability. It urges changes in supply methods and supports from the Housing Act of 1949 and Mitchell bill to boost low-interest loans to non profits, aiming to reduce the private sector shortfall.

CIO America Mitchell D. Wash U. S

Ohio CIO Summer School Set For September

Plans completed for the fifth annual Ohio CIO Council Summer School Secretary Treasurer Jacob Clayman announced today. The event focuses on education and professional development for information technology leaders in Ohio.

Ohio Cio Ohio Cio Council Jacob Clayman Tar Hollow Chillicothe Ohio

Old Timers May Return to Work After Benefiting

The Social Security office in Cincinnati answers that a retiree may return to work after starting Old Age and Survivors Insurance. Report earnings over 14.99 monthly in covered employment and repay those months, but future benefits may rise. Eligibility hinges on working half of 1937–65 or 10 years minimum, with applications needed to begin payments.

Edwin Baum Social Security Administration Social Security

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Cincinnati Sun George H. Wartenberg, Jr E. 6Th St Cincinnati Garfield Office Telephone Executive Board William Black Walter Grainger William Brenner Edward Hellkamp Arthur Hartmann Ray Sowder James McLendon John Dehner Talmadge Zipperer James Rogers Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Philip Parr George Grigsby Wilfred Porter Rollin Silver Max Sevi John Sink John Case Ernestine Lochnane AR. W. Schellenberg Nathaniel Jordan Hugo Clug James Wigbell Wordsworth Guernsey-Montgomery CIO Department of Research and Education the Outlook Pittsburgh Allegheny County Aan Rede Post Office Hamilton Highland Brown Clermont Counties Clayman Henry Zon National Cio-Pac A. A. Liveright Union Leadership Training Project University of Chicago Hal Wilensky
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