U S Mayors Endorse City Financing Plan Similar To CIO
Columbus Ohio CIO Council Secretary Treasurer William Lavelle notes the United States Conference of Mayors backs a municipal financing program identical in aim to CIO views. He cites payroll tax opposition and urges the Legislature to fix city finances, aligning with CIO calls for reform and school funding through sales tax policy.
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United States Conference of Mayors
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William Lavelle
Ohio Cio Council
Ohio Cio
Cities Near Bankruptcy and CIO Urgency to Act
Ohio CIO and city leaders urge immediate cooperation with the United States Conference of Mayors and state associations to remedy municipal financing. They condemn state surplus economics and demand action to restore city home rule and essential services.
Ohio CIO Urges Balanced Budget to Protect City Services
The Ohio CIO warns that large and small cities face financial peril unless a halt to surplus growth is imposed. It calls for better playgrounds and adequate health services for all residents while maintaining essential city functions and expanding services where possible.
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Ohio Cio
Proposal for Fair Tax Shares to Local Governments
The statement urges the state government to increase revenue sharing with local governments to preserve city services. It emphasizes a fairer distribution of tax funds and opposes overburdening local taxpayers.
Local officials urged to unite with state governments
Government and business groups urged to join in presenting facts to state governments. Civic and labor groups are called to support the program, emphasizing that business, industry, and every taxpayer have a stake in the critical situation.
Ohio groups urge end to Bricker coalition
The Ohio CIO Council argues the state Legislature bears most responsibility for cities’ economic woes. The John Bricker coalition, formed by rural representatives and large industry, is urged to dissolve to restore political balance and fiscal health.
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Ohio Cio Council
John Bricker
Ohio CIO Pressure Builds as Legislature Holds Key
The Ohio CIO warns that persistent pressure has failed to resolve the issue and that the Legislature now holds the decisive leverage to address the problem. The statement emphasizes legislative action as the critical path forward.
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Ohio CIO calls for fair tax distribution
Workers are taxed enough. The Ohio CIO pushes for a more equitable tax share, framing the issue as a long running battle cry against inequality and for fairness in the tax system.
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CIO
Ohio CIO Advocates Tax Split Return Amid Surplus Talks
The Ohio CIO urges restoring a 60 to 40 revenue split after citing sales tax surpluses in the state treasury. They reference Bricker as the one who scrapped the arrangement and urge policy reversal.
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Ohio Cio
Bricker
Ohio CIO Council Urges Local Officials to Unite on Tax Fairness
The Ohio CIO Council calls on local officers business and civic groups to join a coordinated effort to present facts to the state government and push for a better fairer and more equitable tax distribution.
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Ohio Cio
Ohio Cio Council
Ilsco UAW Strikers Rally To Demonstrate Unity
Ilsco auto workers from Local 17 of the United Auto Workers rallied Tuesday morning with near full attendance to form a mass picket line. The rally followed last Thursday's membership vote to back the strike and pressure the company with ongoing Thursday night demonstrations. no talks scheduled yet.
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United Auto Workers
Nickel beer and cigar repeal ends five cent fare
New York 5c subway fare rises to 10c effective July 1 in a 100 percent increase hailed by transit officials. Organizers from the American Labor party and Greater New York CIO Council launch a petition drive to reinstate the nickel ride by referendum in the November election.
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Nickle Beer
American Labor Party
Greater New York Cio Council
Dividend wealth concentrated among 61000 stockholders
Last year investors received 644 billion in dividends with half going to just 61 thousand shareholders. The distribution highlights how a small group held sizable positions in a broad market. Equity markets show uneven payout concentration across major firms and sectors.
Minimum Wage Hearings Set For Clothing Industry
The Labor Department announced hearings on July 28 under the Walsh Healey act for government contract work in leather and sheep lined jackets outdoor jackets and wool trousers. Proposed minimum hourly wages range from 65 to 85 cents.
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Washington
Labor Dept
Walsh-Healey
Carpenters Hall Emerges From Historic Philadelphia Guild
Carpenters Hall in Philadelphia traces its origins to the Carpenters Society founded in 1724, marking the first craftsman association in the United States and reflecting early American trade organization.
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Association of Craftsmen
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Labor Union Nominates Candidate in 1872 Race
The National Labor Union, the first federation of U.S. unions, ran its own candidate for President in 1872, signaling organized labor’s early partisan effort.
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Factories Employ 17,000 In-Job Facilities In 1947
In 1947 the United States had about 17,000 on the job facilities across industry. The figure reflects widespread adoption of on site work amenities during the postwar period.
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