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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1955

Page

3

Mitchell Praises Veto of Right to Work Bill

Secretary James P. Mitchell lauds Kansas Governor Fred Hall for vetoing the right to work bill. He argues the measure harms collective bargaining, mislabels the issue, and weakens labor unity by restricting union security and workers and employers freedom to bargain.

Mitchell Washington James P. Mitchell Kansas Fred Hall Governor Hall Hall America

Local 674 UAW-CIO Sets Out Union Goals After Cleveland Convention

The Local 674 UAW-CIO report from the Cleveland convention outlines a push for guaranteed year round employment, a $25 million strike fund, and dues increases. Members are urged to vote 100 percent in May strike ballots, attend department meetings, and stay informed on resolutions and contract aims.

Uaw-Cio Cleveland GAW Union

Union Leaders Press for Expanded Workmen’s Comp and Benefits in Columbus

Local 390 RWDSU CIO state reps and about 40 union leaders from Ohio met in Columbus with senators and representatives to push labor bills. They urged House Bill 243 to raise weekly benefits to two thirds of pay, boost death and funeral benefits, expand disability allowances, and improve unemployment insurance and workmen’s compensation. Voters are urged to write to their lawmakers to support passage.

Ohio Columbus

Visits to Home for Aged Urged on Younger Folk

Rabbi Reb Sh m uel Max Bernstein urges young people to visit the Orthodox Jewish Home for the Aged. He notes his daily visits to his mother there and argues that regular visitors ease loneliness and honor the aged, urging action beyond prayer. He stresses kindness and human connection to prevent being “cast off” in old age.

Max Bernstein Central Avenue Mr. Bernstein

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