Tepe Norwood ticket gains strong union backing in Kentucky
The Tepe Norwood campaign secures major labor support with United Labor Civic Committee endorsements for several Democratic candidates in Newport and northern Kentucky. CIO unions back the state ticket led by Earlelements Clem ents with regional endorsements and a final rally at Netherland Plaza Hotel.
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Tepe
United Labor Civic Committee
United Labor Group
Joseph Sheay
4Th Ward
Joan Deilers
Leonard Rolsen
Earl Chesney
Dave Wilson
John Schwalle
6Th Ward
John C. Hagerty
George Reynolds
1St Ward
Ralph Achten
2Nd Ward
Coleman Willging
Joseph Sheay J
CIO
Kentucky
Earle Clements
Kenton
Campbell
Kentucky Cio
Campbell County
Paul J. Stapleton
State Senate
Morris Weintraub
Newport
Edward Klare
Dayton
Bellevue
Fort Thomas
Kenton County
Sylvester J. Wagner
State
Senate
Paul H. Jonas
E. H. Martin
Paul
Chip) Shannon
George Steinford
Charter Committee
Rollin H. Everett
Hall of Mirrors
Netherland Plaza Hotel
To Save PR Sample Ballot in Cincinnati Ohio
A sample ballot from Cincinnati outlines a measure on proportional representation. Voters are instructed to mark No to preserve the current PR system in Hamilton County Ohio.
Everett seeks votes to preserve PR and reelect councilman
Rollin H. Everett urges a final get out the vote effort in Cincinnati to maintain proportional representation and elect a council majority supporting the amendment. PAC leaders praise campaign volunteers and warn the race remains hard fought with last minute turnout critical for preventing a central count difference.
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PAC Forces
Rollin H. Everett
PAC
Parkway
Cincinnati
Citi
William Black
Robert J. Davidson
Ben Herman
Jack Methard
Robert Smith
State Pac
The
Enquirer
Tarr Lets PR Cat Out of Bag Aimed at Labor
The Enquirer printed a letter from Republican Council candidate Walter Tarr urging voters to back a constitutional amendment and oppose PAC and CIO endorsed candidates. Tarr says the campaign targets organized labor, not just CIO, and accuses critics of using communism as a booby trap.
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Tarr
The
Enquirer
PAC
CIO
Walter Tarr
Council
Cincinnati
Ninth Street
Would Hide Real PR Intent In Cloud of Political Smog
Cincinnati endures heavy political smog as opponents claim PR harms labor and council democracy. The piece accuses Ninth Street Republicans of stifling labor, praises PR for 22 years, and urges a NO vote on the November 4 amendment to keep labor representation in City Hall.
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Enquirer
Ninth Street
Republican Machine
Cincinnati
Labor
AFL
Cincinnati City Ballot Items Highlight Various Proposals
The ballot lists City Council candidates Frank H. Simpson and Charles P. Taft with others to follow in order, a no vote on a ballot design, and multiple measures. Tax levies include 1.75 mills for city operations, A C tax amendment shifting university funding to one mill, and a veterans bonus bond. Zoo bonds propose 1.5 million dollars for new zoo buildings.
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University
Ohio
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Patty
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Polly
Hardisty Avenue
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Frank H. Simpson
Charles P. Taft
Edw. N. Waldvogel
Mark Everett
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