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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1954

Page

5

Variety Club Thanks Donors For Old Newspaper Boys Day

A letter from the Variety Club expresses gratitude for the Old Newspaper Boys Day drive. It notes gifts since the event, with proceeds surpassing 22 500 saying the campaign helps retarded children. Signed by Edward Salzberg chief Barker and Steve Chevalier thanking CIO members for their generous contributions.

Variety Club Variety Edward Salzberg Barker P.S CIO Steve Chevalier

Forgotten Child Christmas Appeal Reaches Out for Gifts

The Institutions Committee appeals to churches civic groups and individuals to bring Christmas cheer to forgotten children at two state schools for the mentally handicapped in Columbus and Orient. Donations include toys and music items. special Plaza Theatre matinees on Dec 11 and 18 raise funds with admission a new toy.

Columbus Orient Hamilton County James Perin Miami Rd Madeira Plaza Theatre Norwood Herman Hunt

Expansion of School Facilities Earns Public Support

The Speakers' Bureau Committee thanks supporters for their work with Cincinnati Public Schools. The message celebrates the successful poll result and the community’s pride as the school-building program progresses.

Speakers’ Bureau Committee Cincinnati Public Schools

Burke backers defend recount as public service

Democratic leaders defend Thomas A. Burke after his loss to George H. Bender urging a recount. Eugene Hanhart says the move serves Ohio citizens and vows to pursue the effort regardless of outcome.

Burke Cleveland Thomas A. Burke George H. Bender Ohio Eugene Hanhart

Recount fund donors called their donations investments

Contributors to the recount fund framed their gifts as investments in good government, saying they supported transparency and integrity in the process as the recount progressed.

Red Cross Sets Its Goal for 1955 Campaign in Cincinnati

Lawrence B. Murphy announced a 665000 goal for the 1955 Cincinnati and Hamilton County Red Cross drive. He told volunteers at Netherland Plaza that the chapter enters its 50th year with expanding services, while Stanley C. Allyn highlighted disaster relief efforts and ongoing support for service members and families. Murphy noted Home Service aided more than 10000 local families in the post Korea year as Safety Services trained 14500 in first aid and water safety. Nearly 1000 volunteers contributed 80000 hours across hospital and community services in Cincinnati and Hamilton County.

Lawrence B. Murphy Williamson Heater Co Red Cross Netherland Plaza National Cash Register Co Allyn Cincinnati Armed Services Murphy Hamilton County

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Clo A Good Citizen Henry Kraemer Brewery Workers Local Citizens School Citizens School-Building Bond Committee East McMillan St Mrs. Irving Magorian Speakers’ Bureau Vine Street Second Floer Palace Hotel Bidg Union Cincinnati Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America East Fourth Street Old Santa Amalgamated Cincinnati and Stanley C. Allyn National Red Cross Campaign International Harvester Space International America Auto Workers Local Woodburn Ave C. Taylor and Walnut Bellevue
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