Unions and Laws Bolster 1953-56 Economic Upturn
The CIO Economic Outlook credits union collective bargaining and New Deal-Fair Deal legislation with boosting the economy during the 1953-54 downturn and the first half of 1955. It notes productivity surged, output rose faster than employment, and profits and dividends hit new highs while small business faced ongoing failures and farm income fell. The report links consumer spending to growth and outlines conditions for continued gains in 1956.
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Washington
CIO
CIO Department of Education and Research
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pro-Union Local 1861 Meeting Promotes Bettman Denning Tickets
Local 1861 USA CIO hosts a fall frolic and political meeting featuring Judge Clarence Denning and Gilbert Bettman. Bettman touted as a reformer, stressing Municipal Court importance. Denning described as experienced, humanistic judge. Campaign offices opened, materials scarce, and a large rally planned with tickets urged for Oct 22 at Cumminsville Vets.
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Usa-Cio
Clarence Denning
Gilbert Bettman
Steve Chevalier
al Jordan
Gil” Bettman
Steve
Columbus
Cincinnati
Municipal Court of
Denning
Jordan
AFL
Municipal Court
Overbuilt inventories curb unemployment pace in recovery
The commentary notes that excess business inventories and a slower upturn in production, compared with the prior year, keep unemployment relatively high as the labor force expands and manhour output rises.
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AF. of
C.I.O
Ternie
Gordon Symes
U.S.A.C
East Fifth ST
Greyhound
Council Headquarters
E. 4Th St
International Election Watch
U.S.A
Steelworkers
James A. Timmes
Harold Hague
Joseph P. Maloney
Joe Uehlein
Bill Posey
Otto Siekbert
Joe Scherra
Pat Mulvey
Jack Palmer
Cumminsville Vets
Deloy
Oak Paoyment
Erste
7Th & Vinests
F.d.1.c
Cooper
Mill Street
Lockland, O
The
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Heart Association
Heart Alms Hotel
Aufdemkampe
Freeman Avenue
McDevitt’s Men’s Shop
Mallory
UNION
Peebles Corner
E. McMillan
Byron T. Jenings
Thetre
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company
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