01 Jul 1955
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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1955
Page
1
A public appeal urges lawmakers and citizens to vote against the Dixon Yates appropriation, citing concerns over costs and governance. The call emphasizes fiscal prudence and accountability in the proceeding.
A reader recounts entering Chrome Mfg Co at 134 W 5th St to shop for a dinette set. He reports a confrontation with owner Bernstein bragging of eight stores in Ohio and Kentucky and claiming to “fix the union” with lawyers, then the couple walked out.
The U S Employees Compensation Appeals Board rules a worker injured during a coffee break is covered as a work related activity. The decision notes the break has become generally accepted in industrial life as work related.
The GOP-appointed NLRB majority rules an employer can hand out anti-union literature to workers during work hours even when the company bans union literature. The decision highlights a clash between corporate policy and employee rights under labor law.
Jim Grace 75 president of the Ohio Society of Old Age Pensioners and Hamilton County unit executive secretary underwent a serious back growth removal last week. He is recovering well as CIO Council board member and long time United Mine Workers veteran. The CIO sends best wishes for a full recovery.
Councilman Al Jordan motioned for Governor Lausche to veto the new city home taxation bill. The vote was 8 to 0 with Berry absent. Jordan argues the bill harms workers by denying exemptions for dependents and taxing rental income while exempting special interests and payroll taxes. Lausche replies that he will consider Jordan’s opposition.
The Sun reports UAW CIO victory at Hess and Eisenhardt Co. Committeemen Luther Allison Fayett Wellman and Erwin Smith led the drive with untiring efforts. The article commends their prominent part in the success and thanks them for a job well done.
The Sun informs readers correspondents and advertisers that the next issue will be published on July 15.
Ohio senators Bricker and Ben der backed a government subsidy increase of 15 million dollars for airlines amid tense debate. The move aims to bolster aviation and related jobs despite questions about the economy.
A CIO message reiterates Ohio law on driving under the influence. It states mandatory penalties including a three day workhouse sentence, a $100 fine, and a one year driving suspension for first offenders. Judges cannot suspend the sentence and unions offer no defense for drunken driving offenses.
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