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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1955
Page
3
Sun notices indicate many additional headquarters being set up throughout the city with further announcements to follow in future issues.
Councilman Al Jordan seeks reelection highlighting years of support for working people. The Daily Employee AFL notes his continuous commitment to the community and labor interests.
A CIO Community Services Guide recounts Bill Wilson seeking family aid after personal troubles. It describes how Family Service of Cincinnati and Hamilton County assists with marital strain, parenting, job issues, and financial stress, urging calling local counselors for help. A Centennial Carthage Fair wrap includes 4-H events, horse shows, and free circus acts.
The Norwood Junior Chamber demonstrates new voting machines with Trailmobile and Hamilton County Board of Elections cooperation. Dr. Stanley Brown says the mobile trailer will be at Alber’s parking lot on Main Avenue with sessions Friday 11 am to 1 pm and Saturday 10 am to 5 pm, inviting groups to schedule demos by calling BR 17755. This marks Ohio’s first such trailer demonstration as part of the Get Out the Vote movement supported in thousands of cities. Committee members include John Andrews, Roger Arnold, Ernie Boston, Joe Busken Jr., Howard Constable, George Deubell, William Dineen, George Downs, Dr. Ted W. Gabe, Jack Manthey, Art Moore, Paul Leary, and Jay Geiser.
A fragment lists individuals Joe Sanker Earl Tedford Em mett Carraher Jim Glazer Rich ard Matchette Jack McConaughy Bill Miller Fred Schad William Townsley Robert Wolf and Eugene Wolf in what appears to be a public notice or community notice.
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