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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1945

Page

8

Steelworkers Conference Planned For Gibson Hotel

Announcement by Al Whitehouse district director United Steelworkers of America says the Steelworkers Division Conference will be held this fall at the Gibson Hotel. Dates set for October 20 and 21 with arrangements committee pursuing speaker Philip.

al Whitehouse United Steelworkers of America Steelworkers Division Gibson Hotel Philip

Frankie Carle to headline at Coney Island Moonlite Gardens

Renowned pianist and bandleader Frankie Carle, paired with Horace Heidt, headlines a special one night show at Coney Island Moonlite Gardens in Cincinnati on Friday August 17. Carle, famed for Sunrise Serenade and Moonlight Whispers, rose from vaudeville at 15 to lead bands with Ed McEnelly, Gene Krupa, and others.

Frankie Carle Horace Heidt Coney Island Cincinnati Carle Ed McEnelly Gene Krupa Jack Jenny Jack Teagarden Spud Murphy Toots Mondello Paul Alien Ee Sejeeabe Ope

Murray to Speak With International Officials

David J. McDonald International Secretary and Treasurer will join Murray as guest speaker along with Clinton S. Golden and Van A. Bittner, aides to Mr. Murray, for the event.

Fishing as War Policy Caper in a Home Front Scene

A boy declares fishing a higher priority than mowing and garden chores as war policy debates reach the home front. Mr. Dilworth challenges the claim while the boy scorns Congress prioritizing fishing over Washington duties. The dialogue hints at wartime debates and the lure of leisure amid global crisis.

Mr. Dilworth Pop Luther Congress Washington

Fishing as Patriot Duty Sparks Civic Debate

In a lively scene a father and son rush to fish as a solution to unemployment and mood, while a political quarrel unfolds about an employment bill and union wage demands. Donald Richberg criticizes union leaders for asking higher pay amid labor strife.

Luther Mr. Dil Donald Richberg

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