Mary Alice honored at council hosted banquet
About 35 friends attended a testimonial dinner Saturday at the Vernon Manor Hotel honoring Mary Alice Hambrick on her retirement after serving as senior secretary of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council since 1960. The event praised her loyalty, dedication, and efficiency, with a bronze plaque and gifts presented.
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Mary Alice Hambrick
Vernon Manor Hotel
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Mary Alice
Council
William P. Sheehan
Sheehan
Oscar G. Lee
Columbus
Official Council Vote Tabulation for Cincinnati AFL-CIO Leaders
The Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council on April 3, 1968 reported overwhelming support for the current leadership. Incumbents Oscar G. Lee Edward O Zeuch William P Sheehan Andre Carson Arnold Tucker won their posts unopposed. Fourteen of twenty one candidates were elected to the Executive Board led by Gene Fry Al Van Hagen Joe Lepate Jim Travis Orville Henderson Frank Kruse Eddie Campbell Russell White C P Questa Fred Loze Joseph Hyatt Richard Nagle Rufus Skaggs Robert Simcoe. The remaining candidates included Bill Hodgeman John Hennessey Anthony Chiodi Larry Smith John Kolleck Bill Weeks Harold Fruechtmeyer.
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Berst
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio
Labor Council
Oscar G. Lee
Edward O. Zeuch
William P. Sheehan
Andre Carson
Arnold Tucker
Carroll Jamison
William LeMaster
George Schmidt
Gene Fry
al van Hagen
Joe Lepate
Jim Travis
Orville Henderson
Frank Kruse
Eddie Campbell
Russell White
C. P. Questa
Fred Loze
Joseph Hyatt
Richard Nagle
Rufus Skaggs
Robert Simcoe
Bill Hodgeman
John Hennessey
Cincinnati AFL CIO Labor Council to Install Officers
The council will install officers including Chairman Daniel Koons and members Al Trippel Toni Giordano Ralph Bates Willa Mae Bolden and Fred Sohmer at the next meeting on Wednesday May 1 in the Sheraton Room of the Sheraton Gibson hotel.
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Daniel Koons
al Trippel
Toni Giordano
Ralph Bates
Willa Mae Bolden
Fred Sohmer
Cincinnati Aflcio Labor Council
Sheraton
Sheraton-Gibson Hotel
Dreams of the Future Outshine Past in Jefferson Quote
A Thomas Jefferson line notes a preference for future dreams over historical events. The remark frames ambition and progress as superior to recalling former times. The quote reflects Enlightenment ideals of progress and possibility.
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Thomas Jefferson
Northern Kentucky AFL-CIO Council Nominates Officers for 2 Years
The Northern Kentucky AFL-CIO Labor Council nominated incumbents William B. Koester president Ralph Grieme vice president Ray Hummeldorf secretary treasurer and S T Schlesinger recording secretary for another two year term at the March 28 meeting. Several Executive Board changes were approved with nominations for Trustees Nellie McCarty Henry Seibert Jr and Jack Werff and for Executive Board at Large Leonard Cavanaugh William Conley Don Nienaber and Harry Stiers. The election is set for April 25 with installation in May. Delegates endorsed Hotel and Restaurant Employees strike against the Lodge Restaurant Newport urged members to boycott. They also endorsed Covington Fire Fighters living wage action and Communications Workers threatened strike against a phone company.
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Northern Kentucky
Afl-Cio Labor Council
William B. Koester
Ralph Grieme
Ray Hummeldorf
S. T. Schlesinger
Nellie McCarty
Henry Seibert, Jr
Jack Werff
Leonard Cavanaugh
William Conley
Don Nienaber
Harry. Stiers
Lodge
Third
York Sts
Newport
Covington
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Dr. Kushner
Shillito
S. E. Corner
Resor Bldg
Pension & Group
Thexton, Earls & Lemley, Inc
Ohio Tax Service
Montgomery Rd
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Pepsi-Cola
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Sunnybrook Drive
Union Merchandise Union Employees Union
East Court Street
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