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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1954

Page

7

Mental health and the CIO role in a healthier nation

CIO notes health hinges on living standards and urges action on mental illness. It cites nine million Americans with mental disorders and 350000 annual hospital admissions, calls for early detection, professional treatment, and expanded mental health services including clinics and guidance programs. It urges citizens to contact local mental health associations and collaborate with unions to improve prevention and care nationwide.

CIO

Guatemala urged to back free unions amid labor unrest

Daniel P. Benedict of the CIO met in Guatemala City with AFL’s Serafino Romualdi to probe a shift away from land reform after the 1944 revolution. They pressed Armas to permit free trade unions. The OAIT pledges aid to democratic unions as exiled and imprisoned leaders face reprisals. Benedict earlier courted union leaders in Mexico City and Honduras.

Daniel P. Benedict CIO Dept. For International Affairs Guatemala City Serafino Romualdi AFL Armas Guatemala Benedict Mexico City Honduras Banana Workers Union CIO Costa Rica

The Executor at Unemployment Board Faces Reform Calls

A harsh Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation referee, nicknamed The Executioner and The Butcher for his treatment of claimants, weighs appeals and decides if unemployed workers get benefits or public relief. Editors urge reform and seek a kinder standard, hoping someone earns the title Joe the Just.

Board of Review Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation BUC Joe the Just

Jenkins Study Ends Senate Bid in Tennessee Race

Tennessee lawyer Ray Jenkins announced he will not pursue the Senate seat as a Republican. He cited political history and analysis showing Tennessee has never elected a Republican senator who would welcome McCarthy's help.

Tennessee Ray Jenkins Jenkins Senate McCarthy

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