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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1948

Page

3

Page One Ball Nets 7061.46 for Cancer Fund

Walter Winchell thanked the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild CIO for a 7061.46 dollar check to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. The money came from the recent Page One Ball. Stan Dahlman chaired the ball committee. By December 15, 1947, over 800 federal employees were dismissed under loyalty checks.

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild CIO Stan Dahlman Guild Dahlman

Rural Electrification drives farm power reach

The Rural Electrification Administration reports farm access to central station electric service rose from 750,000 to 3,500,000 over 12 years, yet 39 percent of U.S. farms remain without such service.

Rural Electrification Administration U.S

CIO Plans Workmen's Compensation and Safety School

The Ohio CIO Council announces a two day Workmen's Compensation and Safety School in Columbus on February 4 and 5 at the Seneca Hotel. Topics include forms, claims expediting, reopening and appeals, medical attention, evidence, hearing techniques, and a tour of the Industrial Commission.

CIO Columbus Ohio Cio Council Cern Seneca Hotel Industrial Commission At

Inequality in Repairs by Racial Composition in U.S. Cities

In five large U.S. cities 18 percent of housing occupied by non whites requires major repairs compared with 6 percent of all other units. The contrast highlights significant disparities in housing conditions across racial groups in major urban areas.

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