Catholic Women Back Jobless Pay in Columbus
The 10th Annual Columbus Diocesan Council of Catholic Women and the Catholic Times endorse the CIO bill to raise unemployment compensation. Over 1100 Catholic women endorsed a resolution saying benefits have not kept pace with living costs and fail to provide basic family necessities.
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CIO
Columbus Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Catholic Times of Columbus
the Times
Jordan Signs Stay Injunction Granted
Al Jordan wins a temporary injunction in Common Pleas Court preventing city officials from interfering with his political signs and those of other candidates. The ruling leaves a hearing for a permanent injunction without a date as attorneys call for clarification of political sign rules and zoning codes.
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Simon L. Leis
Common Pleas Court
Harry M. Cohn
Al’s
Veterans Committee
Jordan
CIO Brewery International
Vine Street
Harry Cohn
Cohn
Leis
T Trust
Council of
City of
Cincinnati
Cohfi
Unemployment compensation reform on November ballot
The Catholic Times notes the November ballot includes a proposed change to unemployment benefits. It would raise maximum weekly payments from 33 to 50 and minimum from 10 to 15, extend eligibility to 39 weeks, and add $3 per child for up to three dependents. The plan relies on an initiative petition backed by CIO and funds a 47 million annual increase from a 600 million fund, without raising taxes.
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CIO
Ohio
State of
Eisenhower
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