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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1955
Page
2
Weekly issue of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO announces circulation details. It notes second class matter registration on June 90 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio and provides Garfield 2550 contact and subscription rate of $2.00 per year.
A newspaper group surveys public attitudes toward freedom of the press and finds the public fed up with pious generalities. Editors and journalism educators were contacted. Replies blame cliches and lack of trust, urging accurate, responsible reporting to restore understanding.
Grandmother laments the tragic loss of five grandchildren aged two to six in a attic bedroom fire in a 50 year old East Side tenement. Seven families, 26 people crowded the unit denied for conversion and failing safety. Call for city action on slum clearance and public housing follows the tragedy.
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson urges nearly five million dollars more for next year. Washington sources say the rise aligns with cuts previously seen in 1953 estimates during President Truman’s tenure.
The Cleveland based Ohio CIO Council's 16th annual convention pledged a strong registration drive and a campaign for honest elections. Delegates urged overhauls to election laws to widen turnout and ease ballot access while planning a major legislative push for 1955 including unemployment benefits reform, labor relations, education, equal job opportunity, and tax overhaul.
Local 4400 CWA CIO promotes Joseph A Beirne testimonial dinner set for Feb 3 in Cincinnati. Committees urge members and spouses to attend, with a gala program planned and incentive offers for signing new members.
Gladys Haubner notes the Local 310 Yale Party at 1725 Carll Street drew about 1000 children and 1000 adults for toys, candy, fruit, ice cream, drinks, and cookies. Guests included Councilman Albert Jordan. Earl Altsentzer welcomed a 9 pound 1 ounce son. Myrtle Kling became a grandmother on Christmas Day.
If your 1954 estimated tax was off by more than 20 percent you must file an amended or final return to avoid penalties. Do so on or before January 15, 1855. Report all income with no withholding such as rents interest royalties dividends and business earnings for 1954 and pay the tax due by January 15, 1855.
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