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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1954
Page
3
Cincinnati area fire fighters begin their annual drive to aid 200 000 muscular dystrophy victims mainly children ages 3 to 13. Volunteers tour door to door collecting envelopes. donations fund research clinics and cure efforts as the IAFF leads the campaign.
Local 1861 USA CIO reports 14 unions have donated 119533 to United Appeal Community Chest drive with more to report. Donations listed include Steelworkers CIO 18212 Communications Workers CIO 17522 Auto Workers CSO 13816 Electrical Workers AFL 11744 Machinists AFL 11359 Electrical Workers CSO 10577 Bakery Workers AFL 8830 Printers AFL 5921 Pulp and Sulphite Workers AFL 5417 Clothing Workers CIO 5016 Auto Workers AFL 3165 Metal Polishers AFL 3111 Chemical Workers AFL 2435 Brewery Workers CIO 2408 Old Newspaper Boys Day aided by Local 1861 for Retarded Children. Sympathy extended to Randl Helscher and Gus Moser families.
Billy Graham Evangelistic Films presents Souls in Conflict a full color feature shown in Cincinnati November 22 to 24 at 7 30 p m with free seating. Ed Reese Youth for Christ directs arrangements at Emery Auditorium. The film follows three individuals seeking meaning through Graham meetings at Harringay Arena London.
The National Labor Relations Board, in a split decision, overturned the Midwest Piping doctrine, allowing an employer to influence a pending collective bargaining election by signing with or resisting a union during a raid. The Gibson case involved William D. Gibson Div. of Associated Spring Corp Chicago and Local 3485 CIO Steelworkers amid IAM recognition efforts. Eleven tool room workers were affected by discharge and rehiring actions during the dispute.
A requiem mass marked the second anniversary of Philip Murray, late president of the CIO, who died in San Francisco on November 9, 1952. The service at St. Matthew's Cathedral was led by Very Rev. Msgr. George G. Higgins, of the National Catholic Welfare Conference.
The Democratic Digest contends the Eisenhower administration stalls school construction to push more studies while foreseeing rising enrollments through 1960 and 1959. It accuses Attorney General Brownell of politicizing justice, warning of national disorder from partisan prosecutions.
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