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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1955
Page
5
Instructions show how to mark ballots for the council election. Voters are told to read down the list of 21 names and place their first choice in the designated square next to Albert Jordan. The text also includes cautions about marking ballots correctly.
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union CIO votes unanimously to endorse constitutional equalization of Ohio judges' salaries. Earl Quigley urges unions to back a November 8 1955 election amendment allowing raises during judges terms. The appeal asks unions to inform members and post notices at plants and headquarters.
A bold appeal urges voters to support the voting machine bond to protect ballot integrity on election day. It warns against short pencil marks that could invalidate ballots and asserts machines ensure votes count as cast.
A proposed bond issue requires a fifty five percent affirmative vote for passage. The requirement sets a clear benchmark for approval and governs upcoming ballot decisions.
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell told the AFL in Toledo that unemployment payments are too low and urged states to raise benefits to at least half of workers regular earnings. He called for industry support of more adequate compensation and noted progress in about 30 states, though none meet federal recommendations.
The United Appeals drive seeks funds for 115 agencies urging CIO members to give generously and increase their contribution over last year. Donations via payroll deduction or solicitation in neighborhoods are encouraged to support those in need and embody the motto give to the United Way.
It will not be a wage deduction but will update unemployment compensation to reflect current industrial earnings and the present cost of living.
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