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The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1954

Page

2

Washington Roundup Congress Adjourns and Backs Reds Ban

The 83d Congress adjourned after passing a bill outlawing the Communist Party and imposing penalties on members. The compromise keeps anti-Communist and anti-union provisions, but avoids outlawing membership. Administration farm measures passed with reduced price supports. debate over atomic energy licensing continued. President vetoed a federal pay raise, citing no new revenue, drawing GOP criticism.

Washington Republican Party Communist Party Rep. Cooley D. N.C House Agriculture Committee Sen. Young R. N.D GOP Cole R. N.Y Joint Atomic Energy Committee Congress Harold C. Hagen Minn House Post Office and Civil Service Committee APL Postal Workers In Convention Cincinnati

Union Meetings Set by Local Unions This September

ACWA JTU ACWA Local 155 meets Wednesday September 1 at 7 p.m. Brewery Workers Local 12 gathers Sunday September 5 at 10 a.m. at 9th and Plum. Paperworkers Local 98 convenes Tuesday September 7 at 3976 Montgomery Rd. Steelworkers Local 3105 holds Thursday September 2 at 5 30 p.m. at Eagles Hall Elmwood.

ACWA J.T.U Brewery Workers 9Th Plum Sts Paperworkers Montgomery Rd Eagles Hall Elmwood

Burke Calls for Tax Relief for Working People

Senator Burke told a crowd of about 1000 that tax relief should favor working people over Big Business. He urged registration and an all-out effort to elect Burke and allies on November 2, arguing tax cuts boost the economy and help ordinary citizens.

Earl T. Wagner Burke Tom Burke Earl Wagner

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