27 Jan 1950
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1950
Page
1
Frederick Breyer, Hamilton County Welfare Director, says four thousand families face eviction as relief cuts take effect next month. He warns the city will feel the impact of totally inadequate aid on the needy and broader community.
The Welfare Department halves rent utilities and fuel allowances after February and provides only 60 percent of food aid. Affected families face eviction and possible hospital costs, prompting the Vers ion Council and William H. Black to oppose welfare service dismantling and support proposed levies.
The 1949 welfare relief program faced a dangerously low standard as health experts warned. The defeat of the special welfare levy occurred in two elections, impacting county relief operations and funding prospects.
City Council actions spark talk of a temporary municipal labor relations panel to ease disputes including the Lunkenheimer case with Steelworkers Local 1728. A companion resolution seeks a permanent Labor Mediation Board. council members weigh business group support before voting.
Labor and management clashed in Columbus as management blocked technical aid for labor on factory safety codes. CIO officers announce the dispute, seek Ohio Industrial Commission review, and suspend committee meetings until Labor gains access to expert support including Roland P Blake.
Murray D. Lincoln announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination to oppose Sen. Robert A. Taft. He changes registration to Democrat and quits the Republican Party saying leadership cannot solve major problems. Leading Democratic contenders include State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson and Toledo Mayor Michael V. Disalle.
An elderly woman laments her shrinking food allowance as she asks how she and others will live, while Cincinnati Industrial University community seeks a solution to the worsening situation.
The United Auto Workers threaten a nationwide strike of 90 000 Chrysler workers starting January 25 if pension and insurance terms are not agreed. The union rejected Chrysler's $100 pension offer and called it inadequate while seeking a jointly administered, funded trust with fixed payments. The current contract expires August 1.
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