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The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1954

Page

6

Clothes for Korea Drive Planned in Cincinnati

The May 16 drive gathers volunteers for house to house clothing collection for Korea. Joe White and Al Jordan head the effort with Mrs. Charles Taft as chairwoman. Local AFL and CIO leaders, including Jack Hurst, back the drive. Trucks and youth groups support baling and shipping to New York Relief for Korea.

Good Citizens Korea Joe White Greater Cincinnati Cio Council al Jordan Cincinnati CIO Council Jack Hurst AFL Charles P. Taft American Relief For Korea New York Dorothy Dolbey AFL Central Labor Council

Riffe urges federal program to rehabilitate disabled workers

Washington CIO official John V. Riffe calls for a comprehensive national rehabilitation program for 286,000 physically handicapped Americans annually thrown on the scrap heap. He criticizes low workers compensation for injured labor and warns of future national security risks if skilled workers are not protected.

Washington CIO John V. Riffe President’s Committee On Employment of Riffe America

Armed Forces Day theme set for Cincinnati observance

The Armed Forces Day in Cincinnati Friday May 14 and Saturday May 15 centers on Power for Peace. Col. Sam Richmond chairs the local committee with Col. E D Woellner as vice chairman and Col. George E Young as project officer. Lt. Gen. George H Decker will address the luncheon at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel and speak on rehabilitation for the physically handicapped. A three point program calls for coordinating agencies improving compensation and retraining workers.

Sam Richmond Cincinnati E. D. Woellner George E. Young Sheraton- Gibson

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