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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1948
Page
6
United Steelworkers Local 1861 sponsors a Christmas party for members and families at 3 p m Sunday Dec 19 in the union hall. Children’s program is planned with entertainer Andy Busam noting strong invitation response and use of both halls at Knowlton's Corner to accommodate the crowd.
The report describes the convention plan outlining legislative economic and political fields with time for questions and discussion with Whitehouse and District 25 staff representatives.
The text stresses that hiding an injury jeopardizes compensation and details when, where, and how it occurred must be reported on a claim. It explains self insurers and that mere medical aid does not count as filing a claim, using John Doe as an example to show the two year limit.
The Supreme Court ruled police cannot enter private homes to arrest without a warrant and cannot hold suspects in police custody without formal charges. Justice Douglas warned against trusting power to investigators and emphasized the right to privacy. Black condemned coercive detention as unlawful and inadmissible in court.
Broadway actress from New York Locals G. Rotel State Employes Union appears in Federated Pictures hit The Young And The Fair. She plays a student at a girls finishing school in a stage role.
Local 310 United Steelworkers chose five members to represent the local at the Ohio CIO Convention in Cleveland in January. Delegates are Dave Hall local president William Young William Krebs Ray Miller and William Black Cincinnati Industrial Union Council president who will also represent the council. A sauer kraut lunch followed the meeting.
The Christmas social for Local 3243 is planned for December 24 at the plant with Inez McCarthy Dorothy Shapiro and George Miller coordinating in secret. Rumors mention a tree music refreshments and a warming drink. Margie Witt from the punch press plans to leave for the holidays. Fred Delk parks a new Plymouth by the front window and jokes about flies. Neda Waits in Automatics says she is losing weight walking her cocker spaniel on Pendleton Hill.
The Christmas party for chil dren of Local 757 Electrical Workers is Sunday from 2 to 4 p m at union headquarters. Helen Ferguson chairs the committee and the program includes mas and Silent Night. Santa Claus will give each child a present and candy, with refreshments served. An 8 p m dance and social for Local 757 members follows with refreshments and lunch provided.
The Executive Board of District 7 United Electrical Workers schedules a weekend conference January 15 and 16 in Cincinnati. Registration due by January 8, with notices in plants and registration cards sent. Topics include unemployment compensation industrial compensation and the CIO legislative program. Committee members include McKinley Davis Helen Ferguson Mae Rist and others. Lou Hopkins becomes father to an eight pound boy at Bethesda Hospital with mother and child reported well.
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