Dolbey blocks labor panel reactivation in Cincinnati council
Cincinnati council debates reactivating a three three three citizen committee to illuminate the two ongoing strikes at American Tool Works and Streit. Dorothy Dolbey casts the deciding vote against, backing a stance to keep the panel closed and maintain wage pressures.
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Cincinnati
American Tool Works
C. E. Streit
West End
AFL
Streit
Charterites
Berry
Beckman
Gilligan
al Jordan
Council Rich
Bachrach
Clancy
Kelly
Dolbey
Dorothy Dolbey
Attack on Al Jordan Sparks Cincinnati Post Critique
A Cincinnati editorial writer attacks Councilman Albert C. Jordan with personal abuse and misrepresentations over Jordan's wage earners tax stance and his push for a genuine mayor. The piece cites the Post's September 4 1954 lead editorial and Dolbey's vote on a labor management committee.
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Cincinnati Post
Albert C. Jordan
Post
Jordan
al Jordan
Council
Cincinnati
Dorothy Dolbey
Dolbey
Labor Management Citizens Committee
Mrs. Dolbey
Charter Council
Citizens Labor-Management Committee
Third Street
The
Bruestle
Al Jordan Helps Open Jail Doors
Al Jordan uses organized labor networks to aid Oscar Thomas, jailed in Cincinnati for driving while intoxicated after a police car collision. Jordan, a CIO United Steel Workers rep, enlists the Community Chest, Better Housing League, and Welfare services to assist Mrs Thomas with housing and support costs.
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al Jordan
Oscar Thomas
AFL
Cincinnati
Jordan
CIO
United Steelworkers
Thomas
Jack Stiegler
Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Cio
The
Community Chest
Stiegler
Better Housing League
Mrs. Thomas
Welfare Department
Last Day to Register: Re register if moved or inactive
The notice urges voters to re register if they changed address since last vote or have not voted in two years. It states eligibility for those turning 21 by November 2 to register now and vote on November 2, emphasizing registering today to influence the future.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
Charter
Ninth Street
Organized Labor
Whitehouse
BY AL White House
Keith Building
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