Eisenhower Tax Fight Prompts Working People Warning
The piece argues against tax relief for workers while supporting higher exemptions for the wealthy. It contrasts Ike’s policy with Roosevelt and Truman, notes unemployment and reduced work weeks, and urges readers to register and vote in November to influence tax laws.
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Truman
Ohio CIO Pushes Unemployment Benefit Liberalization
James P. Griffin leads the Ohio CIO Council in an initiative to liberalize unemployment compensation in Ohio. The plan, urged by labor, cites high unemployment, low weekly benefits, and disqualifications as reasons to seek amendments via the next General Assembly session.
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James P. Griffin
Ohio C.I.O. Council
Ohio
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C.I.O. Council
C.I.O
Ohio Legislature Criticized Over Unemployment Benefits
A Twentieth National Conference on Labor Legislation resolution faults Ohio for low workmen’s and unemployment benefits. It cites Ohio freezes at $32.50 weekly for workmen’s and $30 plus $2.50 for two dependents for unemployment, with production wages around $80 weekly, urging increases to about $50 weekly.
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Twentieth National Conference On Labor
Washington
U. S. Department of Labor
Organized Labor
Ohio Manufacturers Association
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