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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1945

Page

3

Santa Visits Amalga Clothing Workers Party

Five year old Frederick Miller Jr begs Santa to come home with them at the Amalga amated Clothing Workers children’s party. Father Frederick Miller Sr, a former Naval Intelligence member, has been confined at Lexington Veterans Hospital for two years, leaving the family hopeful for reunion next year.

Santa Claus Amalgamated Clothing Workers Frederick Miller Jr Santa Frankie Miller Daddy Frankie Fred Geraldine Marie McGarry Storrs-Shhaefer Frederick Miller Sr Naval Intelligence Veterans Hospital Lexington Helen Miller

Amalgamated Holiday Parties for Members and Families

Amalgamated officers and members held a Christmas party at Union Headquarters despite cold weather. Santa Claus, gifts, and a children’s party at the YWCA marked celebrations with 250 members and 1250 relatives expected to receive service record holders for veterans.

Amalgamated Santa Claus Joseph Eisen Hyde Park Coat Florence Ellman Siebler Coat Fred Z Rudy Lenzer Cincinnati Joint Board Santa ACWA Amalgamated Service Organization

Professor Claims Corporations Hide Profits

New York University economist Dr. Lewis H. Haney told a meeting that big corporations conceal real profits to avoid union demands for higher wages. He said annual reports often show excessive reserves and strained inter company relations, warning the practice harms private enterprise.

NEW York Lewis H. Haney New York University Haney

CIO Head Among 20 Who Receive Interracial Awards

Jack Kroll state president of CIO was among twenty Cincinnatians honored by the Negro Citizens Committee for work promoting better human relations. Awards were given after a YWCA dinner with Arnold Walker as master of ceremonies. Alfred Segal accepted an award for the Cincinnati Post.

CIO Jack Kroll YWCA Arnold Walker Clara Hough August Kramer B. F. Reid Teri le Noir Alfred M. Cohen Hallie Leslie Herbert S. Bigelow Horace S. Sudduth Ira Turpeau Mortimer Matthews Edward F. Alexander Edith Campbell G. Barrett Rich Otto Davis Ray E. Clarke Reginald Beamon Vivian Beamon Claude V. Courter William Lovelace Margaret Pressler Carl Rich Theodore M. Berry Gordon Sherer Frances Schmidt Arnold B. Walker Jesse D. Locker Rollin Everett Boyd C. Overton Willis Alfred Segal Cincinnati Post Charles King

Would Enroll Vets To Smash Unions

Washington reports Capt Edward Page Gaston disclosed a campaign to secretly enroll veterans and workers to undermine labor unions and push for open shop across America. He chairs the Patriot Guard of America which claims covert reach in 40 states and vows to mobilize skilled workers to strike plants nationwide regardless of union ties.

Washington Edward Page Gaston America Gaston New York National Guard Patriot Guard of America, Inc

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