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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1947
Page
6
The letter argues vets housing should top bond priorities in Cincinnati per the Master Plan. It calls for Zoo Board reform to a representative public body before approving large funding. The writer questions board bias, notes amphitheater potential, and stresses timing with presidential elections.
In 1946 the federation of co op wholesale outlets served 5 819 retail co ops with 1 516 928 member patrons across Germany and occupied territories and reported broad reach and activity in postwar reconstruction.
Mary Pierce and Thomas McMicken won the Local 765 contest by signing the most new members since June 23. They earned a vacation at UE District 7 summer school in Indian Lake. Delegates Emerson Sonneycalb and E. G. Heine to the annual UE convention in Boston are named.
UE President Albert Fitzgerald accuses the House committee on un American Activities of waging a witch hunt against the United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers. He cites four witnesses and defends UE as a democratic 600 000 member union with wage gains and a stance against wage cutting.
The 2nd Shift Stewards Council elected Rose Miles and Ernest Sams as delegates to the September UK convention. They will raise funds themselves. The 1st and 3rd Shift Stewards Council plan to send two delegates with funds they raise. Helen Ferguson vacations in Michigan. Rose Miles and her mother visit Rochester to see her sister. Bob Quade and his wife tour Dannes. Clara Winningham from the Inlay Dept. is on vacation.
The Cincinnati Branch of the NAACP unanimously opposed repealing the proportional representation system for electing city council members. The resolution warned elimination would allow one party rule and impede minority representation. The group also urged Gov. Herbert to add state rent control to a Legislature special session.
A wage earner who earned $50 weekly in 1946 would need about $64 to maintain the same purchasing power in today’s dollars. The estimate reflects inflation over the decades.
Local 766 delegates to the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers annual convention were John G. Parker president George W Fosner secretary treasurer Tom Raley local representative and J P Chapman Columbia Recording unit chairman. Local 766 officers report expecting a good percentage of PAC contributions.
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