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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1954
Page
2
Published every week. Entered as second class matter June 30 1944 at Cincinnati Ohio Post Office under act of 1879. Garfield 2550 616 Keith Bldg Subscription rates 2.00 per year Executive Board listed with numerous names and addresses.
The article recalls Cincinnati’s history with the proportional representation system and warns that the new limited vote plan, proposed for the November ballot, is untested and likely crafted by city politicians for their own benefit. It questions the plan’s fairness and effectiveness while noting its novelty and lack of precedent.
The non profit program offers 10 day access to Blue Cross membership for hospital care, allowing worry free recovery after discharge. With 62 percent enrollment across the 15 county area, Hospital Care aims to reach 250000 more families, extending to all residents through SUN advertisements.
Local 674 UAW CIO notes 1954 model production ending at Chevrolet and Fisher Body Norwood plants with truck line down a week for inventory then resuming Sept 20. Passenger line downtime pending 1955 models. Union meetings set for Sept 17 1:30 and 8 pm. Voter registration urged at Board of Elections 622 Sycamore St. last day Sept 22.
Caswell as Welfare Commissioner and AFL lawyers led by J. W. Brown move to aid Thomas after a stay of sentence. Brown, Segal, and Cincinnati Post columnist Al Segal pursue the appeal to the Court of Appeals while a $500 fine is posted. Thomas, once gravely ill with TB, awaits the outcome and support from organized labor.
Negotiators Joe Scherra and Jim Benson secure a 12.1 cent package with a 5c general raise and 2.1c social insurance plus a 5c pension bump. Effective dates are Oct 1 for the first two items and March 15 for the pension, in addition to a prior 5c area differential agreed in January. Local 1861 softball team captures its first title since 1946. Fall Frolic plans progress with Jack Palmer chairing a committee meeting at Ann Bohlander’s home. Al Jordan states strong opposition to Mrs Dolbey for mayor citing past votes against worker initiatives and settlement committees. Jordan backs John J. Gilligan.
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