Garfield 2550 616 Keith Bidg
The Cincinnati SUN Telephone Address listing shows contact details for Garfield and Keith Bidg at the 2550 and 616 numbers respectively. The brief notice appears as a local directory snippet within the newspaper.
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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1954
Page
4
The Cincinnati SUN Telephone Address listing shows contact details for Garfield and Keith Bidg at the 2550 and 616 numbers respectively. The brief notice appears as a local directory snippet within the newspaper.
A political appeal stresses mobilizing support for a named male candidate in the U S Senate race. The brief urges readers to vote in November and frames the candidate as essential to advancing key issues and party goals.
Senator John W Bricker chairing the Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee will probe television and radio networks to judge if they perform satisfactorily A preliminary study is under way with a full public hearing possible in January The aim is to test Brickers proposed constitutional amendment restricting presidential treaty powers and networks fear a vindictive inquiry though Bricker claims an open mind The Times notes industry anxieties about harassment and timing linked to Brickers amendment push
Business Week accuses the Administration of using a 350 million pre election spending push to win votes. Weeks says the economy will be nudged by spending six months sooner. The piece warns the plan is largely psychological ahead of Election Day and urges real action over electioneering.
We Regret The Sun corrects last week's report on Cliff Smith's Bellevue shop. Contrary to the error, the business is thriving with a Bellevue branch opened last year at Taylor and Walnut streets, after starting five years ago at 2841 Woodburn Avenue.
CIO PAC Director Jack Kroll cites recent liberal Democratic wins in the South as evidence of a continuing trend through November. He notes gains in five congressional districts three governorships one Senate seat and re election of two PAC backed incumbents. He credits resentment of big business dominance a push for full employment and a more respected U S abroad as key factors.
Local 4351 and Ohio Bell discuss costly coverage shifts amid a trend of under trained staff and rising circuit use. The policy of calculated risk favors delaying upgrades to avoid large upfront costs, while complaints cite insufficient training and manpower. Bargaining on traffic and plant pay gaps continues as two weeks to reconvene.
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