Voice of Experience Hunger Amidst Plenty
George Bernhardt reflects on the hunger gap amid plenty citing a Myrna Schultz letter in the Sunday Star Washington DC March 7. Esther questions why delinquency stems from diet while surpluses crowd warehouses and milk is scarce in schools and institutions. One extra meal a day of cooked whole grain could boost undernourished students and improve community well being.
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Sunday Star
Washington, D.C
Myrna Schultz
Congress
Esther
Russia
ACWA Senior Members Club Meeting March 25 1954
ACWA Senior Members Club holds its regular quarterly meeting on Thursday March 25 1954 at 2 p.m. at Amalgamated Headquarters 425 E. 4th St with refreshments. The club invites all ACWA members in retirement to join, membership is $1 a year.
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E. 4Th St
ACWA
Benson
Meehan
Mulvey
Schultz
Shiver
Symes
Wiechering
Spring Grove Ave
Debate over site for aged mentally ill hospital near Lebanon
A letter argues against placing an aging mentally ill hospital on a 1500 acre state prison farm near Lebanon. It cites dignity, stigma, access to urban centers, and the need for rehabilitative work and family contact, proposing Longview near Cincinnati as a suitable site with ample acreage and existing utilities.
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Funk and Wagnalls
Longview State Hospital
Lebanon
Warren County
Columbus
Lowell Dillon
H. J. Robinson
Frank J. Lausche
Times-Star
Cincinnati
Henry van Dyke
Gardiner Lattimer
Department of Public Relations
Longview
Lattimer
Hamilton County
Local 674 UAW CIO Urges Members to Seek Union Help
Local 674 UAW CIO urges members facing layoffs and hardship to contact the union office for assistance with food, rent, medical bills, car payments, and job search. President R. G. Chichester and financial secretary Leo O Leary will refer members to appropriate aid, via the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council.
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Uaw-Cio
Washington
R. G. Chichester
Leo
Local 1859 Auto Victim Describes How Accident Happened
A Local 1859 USA-CIO report details Green Frye describing a rapid collision with a heavy vehicle that demolished his car. He and his wife and four children survived except his five year old daughter who faces possible permanent scarring. 37 stitches were needed for Bonnie’s head. Police cite reckless driving as a pending charge.
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USA
Green Frye
Green
Bonnie
Local 1861 Spring Frolic Tickets Move Fast
Local 1861 USA CIO reports brisk ticket sales for the spring frolic set this Saturday night at Cumminsville Vets 5000 Colerain Ave. Chairman Jack Palmer notes all preparations complete and hopes for an annual event if turnout holds.
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Cumminsville Vets
Colerain Ave
Jack Palmer
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the Kids
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Loretta
Newport
Eagle’s Nest
Dieter Mohnsam
Sammy
Dieter
Aachen
Germany
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Jimmy Meehan
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