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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1946

Page

2

Local Delegate Recalls Win-The-Peace Conference

Howard Jones of Local 766 UE reports from Washington D C on April 5 6 and 7 the peace conference in alignment with Roosevelt era goals. Eleanor Roosevelt and Paul Robeson spoke as delegates urged U S foreign policy for Big Three unity and against economic royalists. Jones described attempts to share the Declaration of Principles with Charles Elston and noted his dismissive reply.

Eleanor Roosevelt Paul Robeson U. S Roosevelt Jones Congress Charles Elston Elston

One-Dollar PAC Contribution Aims at Policy Progress

A brief note outlines political and economic progress tied to a one-dollar donation to a political action committee. It references Blueplate lunch and half-sozen diapers in a peculiar context.

PAC

Former SUN Reporters Tie Knot in Kalamazoo Wedding

Lor vine Covert former SUN reporter and William Maye CIO regional director for northern Indiana wed April 6 in Kalamazoo Michigan. A reception at the Columbia Hotel followed with 30 relatives and friends including CIO representatives. The couple will reside at 1342 East? St South Bend Indiana.

Lorvine Covert the Sun William Maye CIO Indiana Kalamazoo Mich Columbia Hotel Mrs. Mayo E. Sern Street South Bend Ind

It is a boy for Kauffman

Mr and Mrs Elmer Kauffman announce the birth of a baby boy born Monday April 15 The father serves as financial secretary of Local 757 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers treasurer of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council and the Councils Stake Fund Committee The boy’s weight was not available at press time

Elmer Kauffman Kauffman United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Greater Cincinnati

Local 757 Congratulates New Baby Boy

A hospital note reports a healthy newborn weighing eight or nine pounds fueling bets among Local 757 members. They extend congratulations and hope the child follows in his father’s footsteps.

Local 757

Hook Tops Pay With 40 Percent Raise At AMRC

Middletown report shows American Rolling Mill Co president Charles R. Hook boosted his pay by nearly 40 percent in 1945 to 148,338.12 dollars, compared with 1944, and also arranged a 20,000 dollar annual pension on retirement amid steel industry wage disputes and SEC disclosures.

Hook Natl Assa of Manufacturers

Vets Urge Backing of Housing Bills in Cincinnati

The American Veterans Committee asks Cincinnati residents to write senators and congressmen in support of Patman and Wagner Elsende Taft housing bills. Veterans say city housing is critical and oppose subsidies that threaten private ownership while urging action to solve the housing crisis.

American Veterans Committee Cincinnati James Maxwell AVC Greater

United Steelworkers Endorses Harrison and CIO-PAC Candidates

United Steelworkers Local 1861 announces unanimous support for Democratic senatorial candidate Marvin C. Harrison and CIO-PAC endorsed state legislative contenders including Talmadge Raley Finest J Waits and Melvin Haden. Members urged to vote May 7 and CIO members to back endorsed candidates. An all out PAC subscription drive is planned. Regular meeting 4:30 p m Saturday April 20 at Junior Order Hall 3938 Spring Grove Ave with an Executive Board meeting at 3 p m.

United Steelworkers Marvin C. Harrison Cio-Pac Talmadge Tom) Raley Finest J Waits Melvin Haden Ciopac CIO Junior Order Spring Grove

Kaiser Production Outlook in Autumn at Willow Run

Union leaders at Willow Run estimate Kaiser and Frazer cars will not reach full production before mid autumn. The forecast reflects ongoing integration efforts and phased factory output adjustments.

Kaiser Willow Run Mich Kaiser and Frazer

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