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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1954
Page
7
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce campaigns against the CIO effort to liberalize the state unemployment compensation law. It circulates a pamphlet to legislators highlighting high disqualification fears and urging scrutiny of CIO petitions and county election officials.
The Democratic Digest accuses Washington Secretary Benson of driving a farm city split to pit economic groups against each other. It claims farm price supports insured national prosperity and criticizes business influence in the Department as harming farmers. It also cites large sums given to bankers and corporations as the GOP’s pay-off for political power in 1952.
Foes resist CIO efforts to alter Ohio unemployment compensation law as petition circulators gather around the state. James P. Griffin urges CIO members to back a labor crusade for a decent standard of living and revitalize the CIO in Ohio.
The Good Citizen Fete at St Rita School for the Deaf in Glendale Milford Evendale runs Sunday with a volunteer staff led by general chairman John B Santen. A chicken dinner is served 1130 a m to 730 p m and a Kiddieland area offers rides and entertainment. Red Cross tests and Junior Swim certificates exceed 3000 participants in Cincinnati and Hamilton County with pools reporting record turnouts.
Mount Adams Goons meet Holy Cross Dads in a skirt baseball charity game on August 17 at 8 p.m. in Deer Creek Park 6 to aid Dunham Hospital patients. Bill Martin of the CIO Local 256 headlines as a Goons star, with other performers billed as STAR GALS.
Ursuline Academy of Oak Street and Reading Road prepares interior renovations including relocation of chemistry labs expansion of classrooms and new flooring for the 1954 55 term. Registration Sept 7 for grade school Sept 8 for high school and Sept 9 mothers meeting for kindergarten. Classes begin Sept 13 for grades and high school. kindergarten resumes Sept 15. The Ursuline order has run the school for 58 years and also operates a St Martin boarding school in Ohio established 108 years ago.
The Duckworth Democratic Club announces its 74th annual outing on August 21 at Downs. The event features community speakers and social activities for members and supporters.
A River Downs Race Track gathering on Saturday Aug 21 runs 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. General chair John J. Dreyer says Sen Tom Burke will be the guest speaker with Earl T. Wagner introducing him. Other dignitaries include Ohio Supreme Court Judge John H. Lamneck and ex lieutenant governor George D. Nye.
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