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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1946

Page

16

Grand Dragon Dr. Samuel Green Slams Practice for Profit Quote

In a fiery FP interview, Grand Dragon Dr. Samuel Green declares practice for profit and mocks those who treat medicine as a pleasure linked to the Ku Klux Klan. He frames profit motives as central to his agenda and critiques perceived medical profiteering.

Grand Dragon Samuel Green

UAW 647 Leader Drives Revival for Local 647

Albert Busch president of Local 647 United Auto Workers, 37, married with a Navy son, has rebuilt a near empty union to strength. He combines musician and woodworker hobbies with organizing drives, leading elections in auto shops and garages to improve Cincinnati workers’ conditions.

United Auto Workers Navy Local 647 UAW Cincinnati

Red Caps Win Full Recognition and Gains for Labor

Nathaniel Jordan notes the success of the Local 809 United Transport Service Employes led by Earl Davis in securing full recognition by the Railroad Labor Board. The group gained wage increases retroactive to 1946, retirement and sick benefits, unemployment pay, and preserved seniority dating to hire. Benjamin T. Lawes, the era’s senior red cap, is cited in context.

Earl Davis United Transport Service Our International Union Chicago Railroad Labor Board

Union Delegates Pick Williams At State CIO Meet

Joe Williams elected delegate to the state CIO convention in Akron starting September 6. Nathaniel Jordan named alternate.

Joe Williams CIO Akron Nathaniel Jordan

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