Senator seeks tax relief for millionaires in Ohio
Columbus report highlights a Senate resolution SJR 16 by Sen. Reiners to cap income tax at 25 percent for all. The draft would shift the burden to working people and matches HJR 16 by Rep. Black. The piece notes contrasting bills on voter registration and Social Security card requirements.
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Columbus
Daily Press
Senate
Sen. Reiners
Cincinnati Republican
Ohio
Reiners
Black
Piqua
Sheppard
Akron
Rep Ross admits not reading bill on Ross Act
Cincinnati lawmaker Donald H. Ross a Labor Committee member says he did not read the bill two years ago or this time. He then questioned a witness and displayed prejudice against labor’s position on protecting women workers.
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Donald H. Ross
Cincinnati
Labor Committee
Ohio Senate Tackles Pension Reforms and Voting Access
The Senate considers SB 233 to ease estate deductions on pensioners by exempting 3500 from the estate and allowing the state to seek balances. A disputed change to registration laws via SB 172 would extend weekly election-day hours and add registration sites ahead of primaries and general elections.
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Mechem, R
Nelsonville
Ohio
Senate Elections Committee
Sen. Jackson
Youngstown
Sen. Lipscher
Boards of Elections
United Electrical Workers Open GE Negotiations in New York
The United Electrical Workers CIO affiliate starts nationwide talks with General Electric on March 20 in New York for a new contract covering about 130000 GE employees. Proposals include a 72 cent minimum hourly rate, 28.80 weekly salary for 40 hours, sex based job classifications ban, veteran job security and broadened seniority rights. The GE Conference Board meets in New York on March 19 to discuss union positions.
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Chine Workers of America
CIO
New York
James Marsh
G. E. Conference Board of the Union
765 Party Invites Members to St Patrick's Dance
Local 765 U E extends an invitation to members to attend the St Patrick's Dance Saturday night at D A V Hall Walnut Hills Emerson Sonny call president said.
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D. A. V. Hall
Walnut Hills
Emerson Sonnycall
Formica Notes Alberta Burnhardt Receives Brother Letter
Formica notes Alberta Burnhardt recently received a letter from her brother Corporal Elwood Burnhardt Coast Artillery 9th Army. He said he met her friend Sergeant Cornelius Corboy 2nd Armored Division mechanic at a GI show in Germany. Pvt Lloyd Anderson formerly third shift chief steward is with the Marine Corps in California. Cecilia Engelke chief second shift steward has been at home ill. Sympathy is extended to Peter Krischler janitor in the recent death of his wife.
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Alberta Burnhardt
Cpl
Elwood Burnhardt
Coast Artillery 9Th Army
Cornelius Corboy
2Nd Armored Division
Germany
Pvt
Lloyd Anderson
Marine Corps
California
Cecilia Engelke
North American Aviation rejects UAW demand to lengthen workday
Kansas City report says North American Aviation at Fairfax plant refused UAW CIO proposal to extend working hours to ease labor shortages. Company called the move unnecessary despite ongoing protests from Kansas City employers and the War Manpower Commission about a severe labor shortage in the area.
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Kansas City, Kans
North American Aviation Co
United Auto Workers
CIO
Fairfax
Kansas City
War Manpower Commission
The Red Cross need and its vital mission
Supposing the Red Cross had never existed would leave the world without mass blood collection, food aid to prisoners, home messages for troops, and emergency relief after floods famines and hurricanes. The appeal urges generous support to sustain its mercy and relief work.
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Red Cross
Army of Mercy
Earth
Hand of Compassion
Hand of Mercy
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Navy
Trailmobile Co
War Advertising Council
Office of War Information
American Red Cross
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