CIOPAC Calls For Repeal Of Ohio Sales Tax
The program urges repeal of the sales tax and bans payroll taxes by cities while supporting redistribution of sales tax funds to cities. It objects to taxes on low income families and seeks to boost Ohio's corporate franchise tax. The Common Cause III introduction underscores democracy as a path to welfare. The platform covers workman’s compensation industrial safety unemployment and employment practices.
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PAC
Ohio
Common Cause
Cio-Pac
Ohio tax reform calls for consolidation and property value reassessment
The proposal urges Legislature to cut inefficient government units, consolidate local governments, and reassess industrial and commercial property at true values. It also seeks repeal of the 50 percent tax preference for various sectors and agencies, covering veterans, labor laws, farmers, housing, voting, and more.
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Ohio
Local 508 Announces Gala Picnic September 4
Local 508 invites all employees from its three units to a gala picnic outing on Saturday September 4. Picnic chairman William Meisberger and committee members Cutter Baker Earl Weaver and Ernie work on arrangements as the group coordinates details for the event.
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Local 508
William Meisberger
Meisberger
Cutter Baker
Earl Weaver
Ernie
Inside Story of Dewey Controlled Special Congress Session
The article portrays Tom Dewey as tightening GOP control over Congress with Brownell coordinating from a Washington hotel. It notes Taft and Tobey clashing with leadership over housing and civil rights, while Truman faces limited Democratic support and a countervailing Senate and HUAC hearings. It cites wage talks, price controls, and teacher lobbying controversies.
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Tom Dewey
Congress
Dewey
Herbert Brownell
Washington
Capitol Hill
Taft
Senate
Truman
Senate Banking & Currency Committee
Paul Porter
Harry Truman
Porter
GOP
Charles Tobey
New Hampshire
Tobey
Banking & Currency Committee
Capitol
Wolcott
R. Mich
Gamble
Charlie Halleck
Indiana
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Senate Republicans
CIO
Jack Kroll
Cio-Pac
Kroll
American Civil Liberties Union
Palmer
South
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Standard
Governors
New York
Oil Workers Win 18c Raise At Gulf Co
Gulf Marketing unit of Local 508 wins 18 cent wage raise in a new contract signed Monday. Eight cents retroactive to Feb 15, ten cents to May 1, with extended cost of living bonus through Dec 31 and potential renewal. Layoff seniority extends to nine months and general working conditions improve. Negotiators were Don Emery, Connie Corboy, and Ed Cruse.
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Gulf Co
Gulf Marketing Unit
508
Don Emery
Connie Corboy
Ed Cruse
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Gulf Nationwide Council
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