Red Cross Training Opens for 1954 Canteen Volunteers
Red Cross begins 1954 volunteer training for canteen service with day and evening classes starting February 2 at 321 E Sixth St. Enrollees calling Parkway 2665 will learn to prepare and serve food for hospitalized veterans and disaster victims and rescue workers. Archbishop Alter to lead Red Mass opening Cincinnati law courts with chancellor Msgr Leibold preaching. history traces Red Mass origins in France and later United States practice.
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Edward A. Russell
Edward J. Dempsey Jr
Warning on Unvented Gas Heaters Raises Health Alarm
An Education Committee warns against unvented portable gas heaters amid rising Cincinnati poisonings totaling 118 in 15 years. They urge vented units, tight connections, clean chimneys, and consulting a qualified servicer to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning and brain damage.
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CIO Board Backs Crusade for Freedom in Radio Free Europe Drive
CIO executive committee approves support for the Crusade for Freedom led by the American Heritage Foundation. Reuther says CIO and affiliates will push Radio Free Europe to reach satellite nations behind the Iron Curtain. He predicts broad union backing across all 48 states and many members contributing to the cause.
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Union and church see common ground in labor ideals
Richmond's Baptist church welcomed John L. Cooper, head of the Los Angeles Culinary Workers, Bartenders and Hotel Service Workers Joint Board, who likened democratic labor to church governance. He said both groups vote on conduct and share responsibility for fair wages, conditions, and aid to the needy.
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