Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

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PM. The Picnic is for only th,|
people in the plant and their fam|
lilies. Forms have been handed ou
that must be filled in and RETURN
ed to your Steward in order t,|
receive tickets for admittance t.,
the GROVE. In case of rain, PIC
MIC will be held Sundgy, Sept, 19
1854. For further information con
tact JOE BLASKIS, Recreation
Chairman, who is in FULL Charge
1t was a surprise to hear one 0l
our teachers at the summer school
Prof. Bernard Black, do a "tak
off" on some of his friends and
associates. Professor Black says I'D
was asked by these associates jusI
how he could manage to teach
these union working men. 1t seem|
his friends consider working mel
of an entirely different species td
themselves and almost as if wi
were from another world.
Professor Black answered tha
baSically working men, professor.|
in fact most men are alike. TIL
more you talk and study with then
the better you understand theiI
ideas and problems. He says worE|
ers are interested in their jobs
their families and a better life and
he finds they have a keen interes|
in better education that will hell
them.
This professor says he, himself
is getting an education from hi
union worker" classes.
Twelve different International
of the CIO from eleven states
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Tennes
see, New York, Missouri, Illinois
Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Louisi
ana and West Virginia were REP
resented by delegates at tn
school, totalling 1876 students4
X =.
William J. Muldoon, Assistan
Superintendent Local Office Opel
ations, Ohio Bureau of Unemploy
ment Compensation gave an inteI
eStlng class on unemployment
compensation and covering, TIL
regulation of employment, etc.
The use of arbitration in TIL
settlement of labor-managemen
disputes, including contract pre-
visions for arbitration, preparatioI
of arbitration cases and choice O
arbitration was we'll covered in tn
class of Burl w. Pharess, Presiden
Federation of Glass, Ceramic an
Silica Sand Workers.
Another interesting class, "ar
alySis of Propaganda Techniques
was directed by Bernard Blacl
Professor of Sociology, Ohio Un
versity. This class brought out tn
importance of public opinion an
how it is deliberately controlled
Every citizen should be familia
with the various techniques o
propaganda so he can bette
evaluate what he reads and hear.
Dean Maurice F. x. Donahue, @
University College, University c
Chicago conducted the class. 81;
boris Stake in World Affairs.
There were many more claSse
led by Professors, Deans and Gu
officials, but these few mentione
here will give you a fair idea {
what the school offered.
CIO President Walter P. Reutl
er has issued the following stat
ment following President Else
hower's veto of the Federal Pa
Raise Bill:
"The Presidents veto of til
Federal pay raise bill is travest
on economic justice.
"This Republican Administr
ton, which has given away billior
of dollars worth of the people
resources = tidelandS, atomic e.
ergy and other benefits -
wealthy industry, now denies
modest and long overdue salal
increase to millions of deservir
Government employees.
"The veto is economically u
sound, morally wrong and co
trary to the Presidents declare
policy of being liberal with peopl
Unjust and unwise tax redu
tions given to corporations in tt
recent Republican-sponsored t;
bill would have paid many tim,
over the cost of this modest salal
increase"
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Business Week magazine sa,
that Administration economist
worried about the drop in insta
ment buying, "hope the consume
will go back to his normal peac
time habits, but they don't kno
how to make him do it." -. I'll
answer is easy: HELP HIM FIN
A JOB!
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To sell, to rent, to buy, to leas