Payroll Tax Bill Veto Upheld By Governor Lausche
Governor Lausche sustained the veto on the municipal payroll tax bill passed by the Ohio Legislature. City Council motions sought support for the veto, with a 7 to 0 decision on one motion and a 5 to 4 vote on another. The measure would limit cities from adopting payroll taxes offering exemptions or benefits. If the veto is sustained the bill dies. if overridden it becomes law.
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Lausche
al Jordan
Jordan
Kelly
Berry
Hamilton County
Ohio
Heat on Consumers If Harris Bill Advances
Citizens warned that if the Harris Harris Fulbright bill passes 50 million American families face higher gas and product prices and possible replacement of gas burning equipment. Oil interests push a lobbying campaign while urging constituents to oppose H R 6645 with letters or calls to their congressmen.
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Washington
Ohio judge lifts injunction against Richman Bros picketing
Judge Lybarger of the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas in Cleveland voids a two year temporary injunction restraining Amalgamated Clothing Workers from picketing 69 Richman Bros. stores. The decision is praised as a service to labor and a check on onerous orders.
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Ohio
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Richman Bros
Lybarger
Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland
Barbers in Cincinnati to donate profits to crippled children
AFL barbers in Cincinnati and Hamilton County will donate profits from one day of haircuts to the crippled children society. William W. Fisher, in charge, says a date in August will be announced soon, with over 500 barbers invited to participate. Proceeds support the Hamilton County Society for Crippled Children.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton Co
Barbers
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
William W. Fisher
AFL Barbers’ Union
Hamilton County Society For Crippled Children
Union
AFL
Journeymen Barbers
International Union of America
Fisher
Ohio
Kefauver May Have Shorted Dixon Yates
Senator Kefauver, probing the Dixon Yates deal, questions Adolph H. Wenzell’s role as President Eisenhower orders a restudy and Memphis cancels TVA service, effectively ending the Dixon Yates contract. Vogel cites Memphis decision as the rationale. the federal plan falters.
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Kefauver
Dixon-Yates
Burning Tree Country Club
TVA
Herbert D. Vogel
Eisenhower
Dixon- Yates
Memphis
Atomic Energy Commission
Fulton
Tenn
Truman
Budget Bureau
AEC
Vogel
D. Tenn
Adolph H. Wenzell
Wenzell
CIO Leaders Praised for Legislature session Work
The 35 000 members of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO commend President Jim Griffin and Secretary Treasurer Jake Clayman of the Ohio State CIO Council and their staff for the magnificent job done during the last session of the State Legislature. They provided priceless service to CIO's 500 000 Ohio members.
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Greater Cincinnati
Union Council Cio
Jim Grif
Clayman
Ohio State Cio Council
CIO
Ohio
Meccias Family Mourns Louise Hummeldorf Death
The Amalga mated Clothing Workers assistant manager Marco Meccia and his wife mourn the death of Mrs. Louise Hummeldorf, who lived with the family for over 20 years. The CIO expresses its deepest sympathy to the Meccia and Hummeldorf families.
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All of
CIO
Marco Meccia
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Hummeldorf
Louise Hummeldorf
Glady O Conner Loses Mother Mae Dona Than
Gladys O Conner of CWA Local 4351 receives deepest CIO sympathy as her mother Mae Dona Than passes away.
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O’conner
Gladys O’conner
CWA
CIO
Mae Donathan
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