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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1954
Page
4
The Republicans appear to have another major Ohio Legislature majority. The piece warns of potential trouble for workers over workmen’s and unemployment compensation, but notes cheerful signs in the election. It urges political education and civic effort.
The Cincinnati Sun, weekly official publication of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO, lists its executive board members including Walter T. Grainger Joe White Steve Chevalier Ernestine Locknane Joseph Scherra Ed McDonald and others as part of its standard masthead. The notice reiterates the paper’s 1944 posting and subscription details with a $2 yearly rate.
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports September jobless tolls at 8,270 workers exhausted their benefits, up 673 percent from a year earlier. Nine months total hit 55,941 exhausted claimants, up 504 percent from 1953. Cities listed show unemployment in Fremont Marysville London Newark Marietta Port Clinton Martins Ferry Portsmouth among others.
Dr Vannevar Bush head of the Office of Scientific Research and Development told a congressional committee last June that the administrations security risk program has demoralized scientists and hindered weapons research. He said the loyalty order was poorly conceived and has made scientists feel unwelcome and suspicious, draining enthusiasm and inspiration.
Adlai Stevenson urges unity and restraint in a nationally televised address in New York on October 30 1954. He stresses the need to heal divisions and build mutual respect while facing a perilous future.
Ohio Municipal League trustees call for state aid as cities face rising poor relief costs. They cite 1935 unemployment compensation law limits of 26 weeks and low benefits, noting nationwide shifts and a heavy burden on city relief funds.
A critical editorial condemns Republicans for alleging Democrats started war to gain jobs and prosperity. It accuses GOP orators and even the President of demagoguery and calls a Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon defamatory to veterans. It labels the war-for-prosperity charge as gutter politics.
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