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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1955

Page

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Denning a Friend of Labor for Municipal Court Seat

Judge Clarence Denning, presiding judge of the Cincinnati Municipal Court, seeks the Municipal Court Bench in the November elections. A WWI veteran, he served on the Common Pleas Court in 1936 and 1937 and has been on the Municipal Court since 1942. He holds a law degree from Salmon P. Chase College and is active in civic groups the Hyde Park and Mt Lookout clubs, plus VFW American Legion and DAV.

Clarence Denning Cincinnati Municipal Court Municipal Court Common Pleas Court Hamilton County Xavier High School Cincinnati Salmon P. Chase College of Law Hyde Park

Sun to Publish Hamilton County Precinct Addresses

Next week the Sun will carry the address of every Voting Precinct in Hamilton County. Citizens can register on Sept. 28 and find the listings in the newspaper.

Sun Hamilton County

The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Poorer

The New York Journal of Commerce reports that tighter credit and harder money policy will lift operating earnings of the larger banks by at least 15 percent in the second half of 1955. It says higher interest rates will mostly boost net operating earnings, though some gains may go to the tax collector.

New York New York Journal of Commerce

Community flood relief thanks and donors listed

The CIO Flood Relief report thanks solicitors and donors, notes help from locals, mentions Harry Fei Rock of French Bauer Ice Cream Co for collection support, and credits George Juergens for a sound truck. It lists UAW Local 647, ACWA Clothing Workers, Plaything Jewelry Local 256 Retail Wholesale Clerks Local 390 and a total of $346.92.

Rock Bauer Ice Cream Co CIO

Kitty or Cat The Ohio CIO Campaign Raises Unemployment Funds

Richard Maher reports a half to three quarter million dollar fundraising kitty by Ohio industrialists to oppose an increase in unemployment benefits. CIO officials say the fund could near two million with 2.5 million covered workers. Signature validation caused many rejections, but CIO aims to collect more petitions before the November ballot.

Ohio Ohio Cio Council Maher Columbus Ohio Cio CIO Secretary of State

Why You Should Vote Yes On Jobless Pay See Page Eight

Editorial urges a yes vote on extending unemployment benefits citing relief for workers facing job loss. It argues fiscal prudence with targeted assistance and highlights potential economic stability and consumer spending support. The piece frames the measure as prudent social policy amid economic strain.

Voting Your Voice: Your Right as Property Owner and Citizen

A civic message stresses that voting protects property owners and taxpayers, affirms representation and democracy, and notes citizenship proof. It urges married or name-changed individuals to ensure their records reflect their current name for accurate voting rights.

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