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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1955
Page
4
A reflection recalls a 1936 propaganda barrage against Social Security and asserts critics failed to foresee wage gains and protections. It credits liberal groups and organized labor for expanding benefits and notes booming prosperity supported by collective bargaining. The piece condemns self interested opposition by big business.
A persuasive appeal calls ALL working men and women to vote YES on Ballot No 4 and to mobilize RELATIVES NEIGHBORS and FRIENDS in the closing hours. The piece warns against trusting politicians and uses a parable of a drunk and a snake to emphasize caution before casting ballots.
A brief note discusses the hardship of job loss and rising prices. It cites Ohio's new law setting a weekly aid limit of 39 dollars for a family of four or more and argues that many families cannot live on such amounts.
Judge Clarence Denning tells CIO Steel Workers at American Can meeting that his father Louis H. Denning was a Bricklayers' Union No. 18 member for 62 years with a gold card proving at least 50 years. Denning rose from night school to law, sits on Municipal Court Bench since 1942, elected 1943 and 1949. unions endorse him. The 35,000 CIO members express sympathy on the death of Denning’s wife.
The article cites church leaders urging state action to assist married couples and families, noting that neglect harms home life and public welfare. It parallels Eisenhower’s Economic Report stressing government duty to relieve the poor as a key administrative task.
Fragmentary text shows a voter instruction about marking an official ballot for candidate selection. It mentions rotating candidate list and placing a mark before a name. The readable portions imply guidance from the Jordan Committee on casting ballots and the use of numerals in the ballot.
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