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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1955

Page

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Eagles Back Unemployment Pay Bill in Ohio

Ohio Fraternal Order of Eagles leaders endorse higher unemployment compensation and urge support for the CIO proposal on the November 8 ballot. Robert H. Maxson and Harry E. Veddern join the pro liberty committee at the Akron fall meeting on Sept. 17, 1955.

Columbus Order of Eagles Ohio Eagles Committee CIO Robert H. Maxson Akron State Aerie Harry E. Veddern Reading Ohio Aerie Ohio State Aerie

Cohn Named Veterans’ Committee Chairman for Jordan Campaign

Albert Jordan announces Harry M. Cohn as chairman of the Veterans’ Committee for his city council race. Cohn, noted Hamilton County attorney and veterans advocate, has held multiple posts with American Legion groups and veteran organizations and served on the Taft campaign veterans committee in 1952. He also aided housing and slum clearance efforts before his service.

Albert C. Jordan Harry M. Cohn Ohio Veterans’ Committee Cohn Republican Club Hamilton County Chicago Veterans Committee Robert A. Taft Mr. Cohn American Legion Post Graduate College American Legion National Speakers’ Bureau National Security Commission War Veterans Republican Club Federated Veteran's Organizations The Army and Navy Union Soldiers and Sailors Relief Committee State of Ohio Honor Society of American Legion Post 524 Volture Air Pollution Control League of Greater Cincinnati Cincinnati Committee of the American Council To Improve Our Neighborhoods Col. C. O. Sherrill Better Housing League

Kroll Attacks Ike’s Big Deal During Labor Convention

CIO official Jack Kroll criticizes the Eisenhower era as a Big Deal administration favoring big business. He argues the ills of policy favor elites, cites Dixon Yates and Talbott, and says the public bears the cost while Republicans push a prosperity slogan.

CIO PAC Jack Kroll United Stone and Allied Product Workers of America Abe Lincoln Eisenhower Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Truman Dixon Yates Harold Talbott

CIO To Seek Pay Tax Vote In Cincinnati

Cincinnati CIO adopts a plan to circulate petitions for a special election on amending the City Charter to ban the payroll tax. If approved by voters, the payroll tax would be prohibited. a special election must be held 60 to 120 days after petitions are filed.

al Jordan Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO Charter Party Ted Berry Republicans

Public figures debated on criticism and prosperity

The passage argues administrations are judged by peace and prosperity. It notes the nation enjoyed prosperity under Calvin Coolidge and contrasts with Hoover and the 1930s. It mentions critics who say the president is above criticism and hints at continued discussion on page 2.

Eisenhower Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover

James Grace Re-Elected President of Ohio Pensioners

James Grace was unanimously re-elected president of the Ohio Society of Old Age Pensioners at the Dayton convention on Sept. 15. The society has 100000 members in Ohio, with 9000 in Hamilton County where Grace serves as executive secretary.

James Grace Ohio Society of Old Age Pensioners Dayton Ohio Brother Grace Jim Hamilton County CIO Grace

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