Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-31

Z. DECENT HOUSING. To move
ahead on our Well-establlShco
housing programs. The Democra-
tic program calls for 1876, 900 new
low rent units per year.
8. CIVIL RIGHTS-EQUAL CP-
PORTUNITY. To continue our eff
forts through private, local, state,
and federal action to eradicate
discrimination based on race, re-
iigion, or national origin.
9. FAIR LABOR LAWS--RE-
PEAL TAFT-HARTLEY. To repeal
and replace the Taft-Hartley Law
with a new law which promotes
the private settlement of disputes,
and to work in other ways for an
orderly and fair balancing of the
interests between labor and man
agement. Production postponed is
production lost, and in our indus
trial society production losses are
coffin nails for workers and own
ers and consumers alike.
10. EDUCATION, To meet ou'
| most pressing educational needs.
IL. FARMERS AND SMALL
| BUSINESS. To encourage sma!
business and enforce our arti
monopoly laws.
Price supports for agriculture a
! 30 per cent of parity-improve
nent of rural electrification ant
soil conservation
IL. STRENGTH AGAINST COM
| MUNISM. The fight against Com
munism must be fight agains
poverty and hunger Throughout
the world. We have no alternative
in America but to be strong mill
| tarily, but we must understand
that Communism cannot be de
feated with guns alone The Mar
shall Plan, ECA and the Point
Program are steps in that dlrec
( ton. To send our sons abroad a
technical missionaries, armed will
slide rules, medical kits and text
books to fight Communism b,
fighting poverty and hunger, in
,stead of sending them abroa'
armed with guns and flame throw
erS.
Therefore: So that these out
standing aims will be supporte'
and put to good use toward
brighter, future for America :. .
Labor Recommends These Car
didates:
For President-Gov. Adlai Ste
venson.
For Vice-President-John ,
Sparkman.
U. S. Senate-Michael V. d
Sale.
U. S. Congress-Dan Bait.
State Ticket
Governor-No recommendation
1t. Governor-George D. Nyc.
Sec. of State-Charles F. Sweer
ey.
Attorney General-Paul T
Ward.
State Auditor-Joseph T. Fe
guson.
State Representative-Robert "
Reider
Judge of Supreme Court
Charles B. Zimmerman, Kennel
B. Johnston.
IT'S a DUTY!
We hear so much of voting
terms of privilege or righ
Perhaps it has never acquired
us that it might also be a duty.
We might ask ourselves if W
have the right not to vote.
When we face such grave polit
cal decisions, the citizen who doe
not vote fails to do his part j
promoting the common good. H
is passive in the face of problem
which may we'll shape the futur
of mankind.
Inaction is form of desertiol
IN the face of the enemy.
Our problems are not trivial
We exercise a position of worl
leadership. Our decisions ma
we'll determine the future We
fare of entire continents. Thes
are not minor issues.
The common good of humanit
is at stake. With this in min
could we stay home with an cas-
conscience on November 4th?
OFF THE CUFF
BY Larry Lucas
Jerry Ames is ill at his hon
and might have to undergo a
operation Here's hoping that tt
sunshine of health comes yol
way soon.
Shut-ins-Vera Havens, Jul
Fatskil, Liz Adams, Louise Je
emy. Here's hoping that you wi
soon be back with the gang at tt
plant. We are on your team pitc
ing for you
| 4 *
Jim Hetrick has returned
work at the plant after spendir
two years in the Army. He serve
with the 43rd Division in the
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