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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1954

Page

4

Watch Out Official Publication of the Greater Cincinnati Industries Union Council CIO

The weekly issue from the Greater Cincinnati Industries Union Council CIO lists executive board members including Walter T. Grainger Joe White Steve Chevalier Ernestine Locknane Joseph Scherra Ed McDonald John Dehner William Black Al Jordan Marco Meccia C W Kemper Oleta Durham Ruth Bowman Fred Sommerfield Eddie Eiler Harry Weber Virginia Frankhouse Clarence Heitzman Bill Martin Archie Tewart Harold Braun Henry Kraemer Charlie Miller Joe Jackson Herman Ray Harold R Zimmeman James Grace Willie Snow and notes subscription details and publication facts.

Walter T. Grainger Joe White Steve Chevalier Ernestine Locknane Joseph Scherra Ed McDonald John Dehner William Black al Jordan Marco Meccia C. W. Kemper Oleta Durham Ruth Bowman Fred Sommerfield Eddie Eiler Harry Weber Virginia Frankhouse Clarence Heitzman Bill Martin Archie Tewart Harold Braun Henry Kraemer Charlie Miller Joe Jackson Herman Ray Harold R. Zimmeman James Grace Willie Snow

Farmers Face Shrinking Income Amid Rising Costs

The piece cites U S News and World Report figures from the U S Department of Agriculture showing farm income dropping from 1951 to 1953 and into 1954. It contrasts farm and city economies, noting reduced cash income and higher purchasing costs for farmers and urban workers alike.

U. S. News & World Report Magazine U. S. Department of Agriculture

Small Businesses Struggle as More Go On the Market

A Wall Street Journal survey of 10 city business brokers shows 20% to 50% more small firms listing for sale than last year while demand remains weak. The article cites tougher competition, dwindling profits for auto agencies, and lingering postwar startup losses as key factors. It notes the era of a seller’s market is fading.

Detroit Wall Street Journal Journal GOP Small Business Administration William Mitchell

Song of the Times Satirizes Dixon-Yates Deal

A New York Post verse mocks the Dixon-Yates electrical deal linking the country club Ike Turner and Dick Nixon. The light hearted lyric imagines high rates and Dixon-Yates as a punch line for political and corporate controversy.

Dixie Dixon Ike Dixon-Yates Dick Nixon Yates and New York Post

Ohio Voters Face Two Constitutional Amendments on Ballot

The article argues Ohio voters should reject two proposed amendments on November 2 that would extend terms for state officials and legislators to four years and limit governors to two terms. It accuses the GOP-led legislature of placing the measures on off year ballots to favor conservative candidates and warns of reduced worker protections.

Ohio Buckeye GOP CIO

Burke and Bender clash over issues in Senate race

Columbus U S Senator Thomas A Burke attacks George Bender for demagoguery and smears while alleging GOP indifference to unemployment. Bender avoids issues, pushing the communist charge as a campaign tactic and refusing substantive debate.

Columbus U. S Thomas A. Burke George Bender Burke Bender

Letter to Editor praises PR voting and urges NO on substitute

A longtime reader argues the city’s 29 year record shows the charter and PR voting shield against corruption. He notes previous efforts to end PR failed and urges voters to go to the polls November 2 and vote NO on the substitute measure.

America

As Vandercook Sees It on Ohio Political Outlook

Radio host John W. Vandercook discusses Ohio as a pivotal state with shifting sentiment. A confidential poll shows 44 percent Democrats, 38 percent Republicans, and 18 percent neutral. the Senate race pits Thomas Burke against George Bender amid mixed views on Eisenhower McCarthy and policy priorities.

John W. Vanderecook CIO WSAI Ohio Vermont Alabama U.S Thomas Burke Robert Taft George Bender

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