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Executive Board listings include Walter T. Grancer and Joe White among many members. The notice references a Garfield 2550 address and a gate act dated March 3, 1978.
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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1954
Page
2
Executive Board listings include Walter T. Grancer and Joe White among many members. The notice references a Garfield 2550 address and a gate act dated March 3, 1978.
Ohio Representative Wayne L. Hays delivered a floor speech critiquing the presidents stance on recession relief. He rejected slambang action and urged pitty-patty measures to combat unemployment while denouncing snooze and snore in Washington.
A Canton bus ride sparked a union driven charity drive. AFL and Railroad Brotherhoods formed a Plastic Surgery Fund of Organized Labor of Canton to cover costly plastic surgery for a boy harmed by fire. The goal of five thousand dollars was reached quickly and a committee was created to assist similar cases. Herb Secker leads Canton Local 1123 United Steelworkers on the panel.
The Most Reverend Michael J. Ready of Columbus urged Washington to ease economic burdens on middle and low income families at the Nations Catholic Family Life Conference in New Orleans. He urged expanded income and realty tax exemptions, more liberal housing benefits, and moral condemnation of evictions affecting families with children.
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO calls a conference on May 22 at the Simmons Hotel in Cincinnati from 1 pm to 6 pm to mobilize CIO women and families in political action. Observers may attend. unions are urged to endorse and send representatives to plan participation and future activities. Contact the council for conference credentials.
The CIO urged raising medical research funding, boosting Hill-Burton hospital construction to the $150 million cap, and developing voluntary medical care insurance. It endorsed loans to cooperatives, federal mortgage loan insurance, and $25 million in grants to nonprofit care plans to reach low income groups.
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