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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1947
Page
3
Local unions including United Auto Workers, CIO Council, Electrical Workers, and Allis Chalmers hold meetings from Aug 15 to Aug 31 at venues such as Oddfellows Hall, Room 206, Spring Grove, Harris Avenue, and City Hall. Dates list times for officers, stewards, and members at Norwood sites.
Local 763 Gray Planer 1 and 8 p m Friday Aug 29 at 217 East 8th Street Local 766 K D Lamp 1 30 and 8 p m Tuesday Aug 19 at 217 East Local 729 Heekin Can 8 p m Thursday Aug 21 Oddfellows Hall Montgomery road Fur and Leather Workers Local 214 6 p m Saturday Aug 16 Lincoln Community Center Gest and Linn streets Lithographers Local 8 8 p m Friday Aug 15 906 Main Street Office Workers Local 32 agents 8 p m Friday Aug 15 Friars Club Ohio and Mc Millan Novelty Workers Local 256 Exec Board 8 p m Monday Aug 25 Jr Order Hall Weyer avenue Norwood
Local 768 members meet at 7 30 p m on Tuesday Aug 19 at 1540 Linn Street Local 310 members gather at 8 p m on Thursday Aug 28 at 1725 Carll Street Local 1728 meets 8 p m Friday Aug 22 at 103 West Central Parkway Local 1858 8 p m Friday Aug 15 at 103 West Central Parkway Local 1861 holds 3 p m Saturday Aug 16 at Jr Order Hall 3928 Spring Grove Local 1870 4 15 p m Wednesday Aug 20 at th and Central Newport Local 1988 8 p m Monday Aug 18 at Legion Hall 4th and Broadway Local 2416 8 p m Tuesday Aug 26 at 1725 Carll Street Local 2772 4 30 p m Wednesday Aug 27 at 3rd and Sycamore Local 3243 4 p m Thursday Aug 21 at Elder and McMicken Local 3737 10 a m Saturday Aug 16 Room 206 1015 Vine Street Textile Workers Local 210 2 p m Sunday Aug 31 at 2086 Dunn Street
William Black and Elmer Kauffman were unanimously chosen August 6 as delegates from the Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council to the state CIO convention set for September 12 to 15. The council also approved a Finance Committee chaired by Ed Hellkamp with Al Jordan Walter Graining Tom Raley John Dehner and George Grigsby. Discussions focused on political action and the fall campaign with Ben Herman urging preparation for the 1948 elections. Eva Bassler of Local 304 ACW was installed as a council delegate.
John Dehner of the Brewery Workers urged faster action after registering gains by his local. Elmer Kauffman called for broader political engagement among local union leaders while Charles Burnett of United Auto Workers stressed member education and strong literature. Ida de Felice and Loraine Sebree reported on the Ohio CIO summer school they attended as delegates.
International officials from Spain Greece Turkey Argentina praise the Taft Hartley act in the United States, arguing opposition to fascist praise safeguards democratic standards and labor rights.
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