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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1949
Page
6
The article notes Senator Robert A Taft criticizing the Truman Administration housing measure for spending too much on homes for the lowest income families. It also covers former lawmakers lobbying for corporations including Clarence Lea and Hugh D Scott Jr and mentions reactions to a Georgia voter test and Social Security benefits of $45 monthly.
TheCleanup Committee movement restoring order in the locker room is praised for cooperation and supervision. Safety Committee recommendations have largely been implemented by management. Members extend sympathy to Mr Mark Wartchki on his mother's death and report Mrs Robard recovering well at St Mary's Hospital. Rumors say Jack Shulte plans a boat build, and Jim Bristow quits fox and coon hunting to follow Kentucky U basketball, losing his voice in support.
Ohio lawmakers discuss a bill aiming to curb harassment and require fair treatment. Final hearings set for February 22 with a House floor vote expected within ten days. The measure proposes wage floors, unemployment and death benefit increases, and letters urge constituents to contact representatives including Philip M. Collins and Elizabeth F. Gorman.
The Sun outlines how nine council members elect a mayor and hire a city manager who oversees departments. Legislation may originate from the manager a councilman or citizens and is researched by department heads before council action. Next week the piece covers committees and the Planning Commission.
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