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The Cincinnati Sun in Cincinnati, Ohio

10 Sep 1954

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The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1954

Page

5

Bender Criticisms From GOP Leaders Amid 1950s Debates

Quotes from James A. Rhodes William Saxbe and others portray George Bender as weak corrupt in government and lacking initiative after 14 years in Washington. Critics call him wardheeler style and a doom voice while some refuse to support him.

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Bender George Bender James A. Rhodes GOP Cleveland Press William Saxbe Ohio House of Representatives Springfield News-Sun Washington Athens Messenger The Troy News
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Editorial praise for Cincinnati Senator Burke as a moderate city leader

The Cincinnati Enquirer lauds Senator Thomas Burke as urbane and moderate, likening him to City Manager W. R. Kellogg and highlighting his early sponsorship of the Ohio League of Municipalities. It notes Burke’s regular Democratic stance, avoidance of extremist alignments, and contrast with Governor Lausche and Senator Taft’s era.

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The Cincinnati Enquirer Senator Thomas Burke Burke Cincinnati W. R. Kellogg Ohio League of Municipalities Carl Rich Mr. Rich Lausche Washington Wayne Morse Eisenhower Robert A. Taft Cin
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City Wages and CIO Leadership Call to Civic Leaders

The CIO argues wages drive local economies and that collective bargaining raises living standards. It cites mill towns and Virginia textile unions, urging civic leaders to support organized labor, foster leadership, and back community welfare through fair regard for workers.

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