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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1955
Page
8
A call to action for CIO members to read and share weekly Fact Sheets on the Unemployment Compensation bill. Emphasizes registered members and families in Hamilton and nearby Ohio counties, to counter employers' anti bill campaigns and spread the true story.
Ohio petition drive reports in Franklin 1424 Montgomery 1546 Ashtabula 435 Butler 114 Clark 445 Columbiana 337 Cuyahoga 25 Fayette minus nine Mahoning 1449 Portage 46 Stark 838 Trumbull 638 Warren 69 Total near 300000 signatures today boost effort to raise unemployment compensation. Leaders push turnout, urge registration and voting on November 8.
Ohio CIO Council supports a yes vote arguing benefits aid unemployed families, stabilize the economy, and meet President Eisenhower recommendations while noting current benefits are too low. The opposing employers’ group urges a no vote questioning affordability and fairness, stating the law lags and parts are unjust. Vote yes on November 8.
A coalition of Ohio associations including the Ohio Chamber of Commerce the Ohio Manufacturers Association the Ohio Bankers Association the Ohio Hotels Association the Ohio Savings and Loan League and the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants forms to fight the unemployment compensation bill pushed by the Ohio CIO.
The weekly quotation from Kermit Eby, minister of the Brethren Church, argues that annual wages must ensure workers can support their families with health and decency standards, anchoring the moral case for continuous employment at adequate income.
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