Greater Cincinnati CIO Launches Broad Registration Push
A CIO notice from the Ohio Council Convention urges rapid registration of members and families. It recommends cross checking union lists with election boards, contacting members at work and at home, and spending union funds if needed to ensure franchise participation. Jacob Clayman signs as Secy-Treas. OHIO CIO COUNCIL
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CIO PAC Urges Clear Coordination of Local Fund Drives
National CIO-PAC and the CIO-PAC Operating Committee urge that no local fund drive may pass funds to National CIO-PAC without clearance. The 1955 convention resolution authorizes members to contribute at least $1 annually and calls for coordinated drives to avoid competition. Local unions to obtain receipts after Jan 15, 1955.
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Ohio CIO calls for 1955 voter registration drive
The Ohio CIO Council resolves to join forces with all legitimate groups to conduct a massive registration drive in early 1955. It cites low registration among workers as a threat to liberal government and urges mobilizing workers and families to vote to influence Ohio Legislature and U S Congress for public-interest laws.
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