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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1947

Page

5

Middletown rally urges political action by United Steelworkers

Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho urged the 800 strong United Steelworkers District 25 rally in Middletown to vote and write lawmakers to shape policy. Al Whitehouse warned anti labor bills aim to destroy unions and urged flood Washington with opinions, noting Armco workers worked Sundays to avoid attendance. Cincinnati members attended in force.

Glen Taylor Idaho United Steelworkers District 25 Middletown al Whitehouse Whitehouse Washington American Rolling Mill Co Armco

Local 2416 Plans Gala Social for Members and Families

United Steelworkers Local 2416 at Huenefeld Store organizes a gala for members and families on Thursday April 24. Louis Hellmuth announced refreshments and dancing with no admission fee but members must present checkoff cards for entry.

United Steelworkers Huenefeld Louis Hellmuth Hellmuth

Local 1858 Hosts Radio Program Nightly Sponsor

Local 1858 of the United Steelworkers sponsors the CIO radio program The Other Side of the News, airing at 8 15 each Monday on WSAI. Local 310 will sponsor April 14 and Locals 3105 and 3243 on April 28. Members urged to invite friends and neighbors to listen every Monday night.

Local 1858 The United Steelworkers CIO WSAI

Local 1861 CanCo League Bowling Update

John Hasz reports the CanCo League at Local 1861 United Steelworkers features union members in a tight race led by Reed and Hasz with Jansen and Wood close behind. Layoffs hit Boerstler’s and other teams, prompting calls for extra bowlers as the season nears its end.

United Steelworkers American Can Co John Hasz CanCo League Reed’s Hasz Jansen Wood Stringers CanCo Boerstler

The Other Side of The News Program Note

The text reads The Other Side of The News 8 15 pum Monday over W5AI. The fragment suggests a radio listing for a program at 8 15 PM Monday on station W5AI.

Plan Ahead Alum Picnic Set for September 13

Local union members invite families to a Saturday picnic on September 13 with dancing entertainment and activities. Proceeds support the building fund for a new hall to host meetings and recreation. Everett Carmack, a Beekman Street plant friend, has bought a farm and plans to grow vegetables with one cow and plowing underway.

Beekman St. Plant Everett Carmack Everett

Dashing Deborah and Everett’s Country Garden Plans

A quirky note describes Deborah rallying volunteers to pull a plow for Everett to start his garden. Everett boasts a 1938 Ford with no license and enjoys sounding the horn. Friends plan to visit when vegetables are ready for a country dinner.

Everett

Lockland Paper Local Strikes Over Open Shop Demands

Lockland Paper Local begins a plant strike after a 30 day notice and extension expired at 7 am on April 1. Union leaders led by chairman Chester Mason say Davidson accuses the company of driving to erase union security and push an open shop. Strike HQ are at 208 Dunn Street Lockland.

Board Mill Dept Davidson Chester Mason Dunn Street Lockland

Consent To Coling Election Sets April 16 Ballot

The United Steelworkers and H. T. Coling Co agree to a consent election after a March 27 NLRB hearing. The vote for all plant employees will be held April 16. Negotiating Committee members Elsie Padgett Jamie Zapf Fred Lutz Sr. and Charles Dawes noted 100 percent union membership among bargaining unit workers, who shifted from IAM due to wages.

United Steelworkers H. T. Coling Co Ray Sowder Representa USA International Association of Machinists Sowder

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Sen. Taylor Taylor Assembly Cincinnati Reed Good Fellowship Jake Rentschler Rudy Jansen Local 1861 William Medick Bill George Herbert Bachus Phil McMullen Phil Gladys Haubner Fanger & Rampe Pearl & Broadway All the Family P.S. Everett al Langa Britain Deborah Kerr Clark Gable Federated Pictures Lockland Paper Local Spee E. 6Th Street Madison Rd Oakley Schramm Rugh, Inc Dick Lang Prop Benson Reading, Ohio Ie Zapf Fred Lutz Sr Charles Dawes Aufdemkampe Freeman Avenue Kathman Goodyear West Fifth St Oakley Build G and Loan Co Madison Ooper’s Mile Street Smart Kessler
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