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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1955
Page
4
A reader criticizes Mildred Miller for misrepresenting Ohio unemployment pay and urges voters to support Ballot 4 on November 8. The letter defends the unemployment law, explains eligibility rules, and calls for full employment rather than unemployment.
The Cincinnati Board of Education asks voters on Nov 8 to renew a 5.6 mill levy plus 2 additional mills to fund operations and hire staff for growing schools. The 7.6 mill tax would cover about 49.9 percent of the 1956 budget as enrollments rise with postwar baby boom. Citizens School Levy Committee of 127 leaders backs the measure.
Campaigners urge support for a bond issue to fund voting machines. They warn against ballot invalidation by partial pencils and promise accurate counting when machines are used, detailing a proposal for Ohio polling places to issue bonds totaling three million dollars with a mill levy for fifteen years.
Former Judge Robert N. Gorman and Attorney Carl M. Jacobs co chair a committee backing constitutional amendments Issues 2 and 3 to allow salary adjustments for judges and county officials. The amendments would not fix salaries but allow increases already authorized by the Legislature if approved, prompted by pay disparities highlighted in the Ohio judiciary.
This week two donations to CIO New England flood relief are recorded. Local 199 CIO Brewery Workers contributed $137.03 and Local 4351 CIO Communication Workers gave $25. A letter from Local 4351 references a response to a letter and a feature article in The Cincinnati for Ard the 425 cat.
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