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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1954
Page
6
Article argues the national debt threatens the Administration ahead of autumn 1954 elections. It cites debt figures, cash balance, projected deficits, and the potential political impact, warning of a growing crisis and claiming media bias.
The column laments low union meeting attendance and questions the claim of jobs for all while noting over 100000 in the Cincinnati area drawing unemployment compensation. The writer urges Congress and the Senate to act quickly to avoid hardship in 1954.
Detroit priest Rev. Karl Hubble, chaplain of the Detroit chapter of the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, calls Sen. McCarthy's charge against Commonweal slanderous. He argues McCarthy extends his logic to cast Catholic critics as subversive and notes the writer in question never published for the Catholic weekly.
Our first meeting of the New Year will be held Sunday Jan 17 at 2 p.m. at Becker's Hall Newport Kentucky. Attendees can present grievances and proposals ahead of contract talks. The note praises Local 1861 for unity after two long strikes, and jokes about calendar displays and a Christmas gift mishap.
The union reports a $7 million deficit complicating talks with the City of Cincinnati and notes payroll tax proposals and cross-party votes. Al Jordan backs targeted relief for low income families and a graduated tax plan as several neighboring cities consider payroll taxes. Meetings for plant and office stewards are scheduled in Cincinnati.
Taxpayers who filed a 1958 estimated tax declaration should verify their actual income falls within 80 percent of the estimate. Those with variances must file an amended return or final return by January 15, 1954 to avoid penalties. Report all 1953 income with no withholding taxes and pay tax in full by the same deadline.
Local 4351 CWA CIO traffic meetings are promised but not yet held amid doubt and tension in the shop. Rumors of needed discipline surface as members question leadership. The next membership gathering is Feb 1 at Linton Hotel with sessions at 1 30 PM and 7 30 PM for nominating delegates to the CWA and State CIO conventions.
Wage reduction at Gay Sportwear Co prompted 100 workers to unionize with Amalgamated Clothing Workers. After a week of strike, 52 workers voted for the union to 16 against. Ten days later an agreement established paid vacations and holidays, insurance, retirement benefits, and a grievance procedure.
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