Pensioners clash over meeting hall access and politics
The Hamilton County unit of the Ohio Society of Old Age Pensioners loses access to 528 Armory Avenue, once a political meeting venue with federal housing officials’ knowledge. CIO members vow to investigate favoritism toward Laure l Homes allies and endorse Al Jordan, Gilbert Bettman, and ballot measures, pledging ongoing support for seniors.
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Ohio Society of Old Age Pensioners
Armory Avenue
Jim Grace
al Jordan
Laurel Homes
Roosevelt Paradise
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CIO
Washington
Lincoln Court
Franklin Roosevelt
United States OF America
House of God
Gilbert Bettman
Cinecinnati Municipal Court
Unemployed Relief Proposals Backed By Pope Support
The Catholic University Bulletin notes Ohio voters will decide Nov 8 on boosting unemployment compensation. Proposals raise weekly min from 10 to 15 and max from 33 to 50, with higher dependents and longer payout. Legislature earlier raised max to 33. The piece cites 1939 vs 1946 wages, fund reserves, and church federal support.
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Radio and TV Broadcasts of Al Jordan Schedule
Al Jordan broadcast times listed for Wednesday October 26 at 6 00 PM Thursday November 3 from 4 30 to 4 45 Saturday November 5 at 2 30 Sunday November 6 at 11 30 AM and 5 15 PM WLW T runs November 1 to 5 with a sign over Dows Drug Stores at Fifth and Walnut Street from 8 00 AM to midnight.
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Dows Drug Stores
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Eight Ohio railroad brotherhoods back CIO unemployment plan
The eight railroad brotherhoods in Ohio unanimously endorse the CIO proposal for a more adequate unemployment compensation law. They urge Ohio voters to approve the humanitarian measure, noting the law will help the unemployed and bolster the economy, even though it does not cover railroad workers.
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Editor’s Letter Defends Unemployment Bill Contested by Columnist
Sarah Huber, president of Local 771 IUE-CIO in Cincinnati, rebuts Miss Mildred Miller’s column on the proposed unemployment compensation measure before the November ballot. She argues benefits should rise to $59 weekly, cites worker eligibility rules, and urges readers to report the truth on bread and butter issues.
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Mildred Miller
CIO
Miss Miller
Sarah R. Huber
Iue-Cio
Cincinnati
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Catholic Universe Bulletin
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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