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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1948
Page
5
Andy Busam and the Local 1861 entertainment committee announce the fall dance at Cumminsville Veterans Hall on Saturday October 30. Transportation by Clark Chase Ave trolley bus to end of line. Music by Fred Walters and his band.
A lively political campaign kicks off with strong rhetoric aimed at the working class. Proponents promise reforms and advocate for labor interests as momentum builds.
Dayton readers learn a new community services clinic opens Saturday offering Workmen’s Compensation Unemployment Insurance Social Security and legal aid among other services. The piece notes local figures and a broad call for voter registration and labor support while mention of the Taft Hartley era and local personalities adds color.
The article describes a Community Services Clinic initiative in District 25 led by Whitehouse to improve democracy participation and social service use among members. It mentions CARE representatives and the British Embassy, highlighting efforts to raise efficiency in public departments and aid undernourished earners. The Dayton clinic stems from district administration studies and aims to influence future civic engagement.
The notice invites trade unionists and all steel workers in the district to a meeting to share experience and survey options for making the Clinic National in scope. Local officers and committeemen are expected to attend, with discussions described as highly instructive and worthwhile.
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