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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1954

Page

4

Bond Issue Aims To Renew Taxes At 9 Cents Per Thousand

A proposed renewal bond issue would raise 9c per $1000 of valuation and does not increase current taxes. The measures are non political and urged to vote for them.

Why You Should Vote FOR the Bonds Nov. 2

A bond initiative outlines a two year plan totaling 9,100,000 for streets sewers playgrounds and recreation centers and University of Cincinnati facilities. Projects include Red Bank Expressway Corbly Sutton Winton Road and Sycamore Street work along with Mill Creek channelization Duck Creek Ross Run Daly Road trunk sewers and Westwood Relief sewer.

Cincinnati Council Red Bank Corbly-Sutton Boudinot Avenue Mill Creek Duck Creek Ross Run Daly Road Westwood

Remembering Jimmy Sullivan Democratic leader and campaigner

Steve Chevalier notes the death of Jimmy Sullivan a longtime Democratic Party organizer from Hamilton County. Sullivan rose from humble origins to top county leadership and was known for tireless campaigning and aid to the “little folks” in a rough and tumble era.

Steve Chevalier CIO Council Jimmy Sullivan Democratic Party Jim Sullivan Jim Hamilton

Burke Proves Quotable in Senate Campaign

U. S. Senator Thomas A. Burke, former Cleveland mayor, campaigns against GOP rival George H. Bender. He frames his rhetoric with humor and policy, urging independent judgment, opposition to status quo unemployment policy, and rejection of straight ticket voting.

U. S Thomas A. Burke George H. Bender Cleveland

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Hamilton County Public Recreation Commission University OF Cincinnati Sullivan Gelke Burke Bender Republican Party Coca-Cola Company Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company THE
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