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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1955

Page

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Unions Help Aged Workers Gain Pensions And Help

City Councilman Al Jordan recalls how labor unions expanded pension benefits for retirees at Local 1861 American Can Co. and describes local government efforts to assist the aged, including aid in rent-control era cases and ongoing support for older union members.

American Can Co al Whitehouse Union American Can Company Jack Stiegler Clothing Workers Steve Chevalier CIG James Grace The Pension Society

Anna Eschenmueller Backs Jordan With Strong Union Support

Anna Eschenmueller a veteran union activist and member of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Retired Group is vigorously backing Jordan. Her extensive network and influence are expected to translate into hundreds of first choice votes for Al.

Anna Eschenmueller Amalgamated Clothing Workers Jordan Anna

Marco Meccia Joins Jordan Committee

Marco Meccia known as Mech is Assistant Manager of Cincinnati Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO. He is highly esteemed and will aid Jordan's candidacy by serving on his committee.

Mech Cincinnati Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Workers Cio Jordan Marco Meccia

Reuther’s Labor Day attack on GOP neglect of the needy

CIO chief Walter P. Reuther assails a Republican pro growth policy as harming the unemployed. He urges a bold program including housing slum clearance, school improvements, expanded health facilities and higher social security benefits to protect aging citizens. He also calls raising the minimum wage from its present level.

Washington — Cio Walter P. Reuther CIO Reuther

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