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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1954
Page
6
The Cincinnati SUN is a weekly publication of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO. It lists executive board members and subscription details with addresses in Cincinnati Ohio and Garfield Building contact information.
The Cincinnati Post reports Senator John Bricker of Ohio chairs the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee where railroads seaways and public utilities laws pass. Bricker’s firm gains regular fees from Pennsylvania Railroad and East Ohio Gas. salary is routed to the firm and paid back to him. The paper calls his position ambiguous and urges clearer independence from special interests. President Eisenhower has sent proposals to congressional leaders as Governor Stevenson comments.
The Cincinnati Post censured Albert C. Jordan for resigning from the Charter Committee. The writer urges continued support for a level headed labor man who opposed lifting rent control and vowed not to shift tax burdens to the poor. The Ohio Society of Old Age Pensioners endorses Jordan for truth and veracity.
Carroll H. Petermann chairs the 1954 Easter Seal campaign for Hamilton County Society for Crippled Children. The drive runs through Easter Sunday April 18 with over 150 000 letters sent, 4500 collection cans placed, and a Lily Parade planned in downtown Cincinnati on April 3 where about 300 high school girls will sell paper Easter lilies.
Co chairs Mrs. Harry D. Proctor and Mrs. Joseph Mauch call for rummage sale contributions for the City Charter Committee women s division shop. The sale opens 9 a m Monday at St Mary Hall 12th and Clay Streets mainly to receive items including clothing blankets china jewelry small furniture and linen. The sale runs through Saturday April 3.
James Holton and Robert Mittenbuehler of the Great Books Foundation in Chicago will conduct an eight week discussion leaders training course beginning April 5. It will be held at the Avondale Branch Library from 7 30 to 9 30 for eight consecutive Monday nights. Open only to those willing to lead a Great Books Discussion Group in autumn and winter of 1954 55. Those who wish to enroll for
The Randall unit of Local 647 UAW CIO assists a Dayton couple with three children including a polio victim. The husband is hospitalized with tuberculosis and the wife cannot work. They seek an economical apartment and call GA 2550 for details. In Emery Auditorium a film on OILTOWN USA will be shown Saturday at 7 45 p.m. Doors open 6 30 p.m. free admission.
Exclusive color scenes depict the 1947 Texas City disaster as the climax of the new film OILTOWN U S A featuring Billy Graham Evange.
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