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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1949

Page

3

Autoworkers Union Demands Right to Work for Handicapped

The Local 392 union defends physically handicapped employees after the company briefly laid them off and recalls most workers. It condemns job termination on disability and calls for equal treatment, recalling four men and urging immediate rehire for the two remaining.

Readers Back Photos of Pretty Girls in SUN

Local 392 UAW members vote to continue printing pictures of women in bathing suits, saying objectors are jealous of their looks. The reader’s column remains open to differing views on the issue.

Local 392 the Sun UAW

Local 1861 Softball Team Opens City Tourney Win

Local 1861 holds its regular meeting on August 20 with Al Jordan. The softball team won 13 to 4 over R. K. Le Blond in the city tournament, led by Johnie Hasz pitching and support from Ossie Scarper, Jim Rempley, Bill Issler, Dick Saver, and the regular lineup. Manager Ed Dewald rested many players late, and Wally Cline and Milt Ruffley head to a two week Canada motor trip. Harry Deck misses games with a bum leg.

Local 1861 al Jordan R. K. LeBlond Johnie Hasz Ossie Scarper Jim Rempley Bill Issler Dick Saver Wally Little Herbert Cline Milt Little Beckman Ruffley Canada Canco Harry Deck

Baldanzi Named CIO Organizing Committee National Director

George Baldanzi succeeds the late Van A. Bittner as national director of the CIO Organizing Committee. Baldanzi, formerly an assistant director, has led the CIO southern drive since its 1946 launch.

George Baldanzi The Textile Workers Union van A. Bittner CIO Baldanzi Federated Pictures

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