Man Seeks Christ in Chamber Panel on Postwar Jobs
Douglas K. Fuller of the Chamber of Commerce argued against government postwar relief and TVA in a Williams YMCA panel on jobs after the war. Miss Tice defended active planning for full employment while Myron Spencer urged government role and minority rights protections.
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Christ
Douglas K. Fuller
Chamber of Commerce
TVA
Fuller
Committee For Economic Development
Williams Ymca
Miss Tice
America
Myron Spencer
University of Cincinnati
Spencer
China
647 To Give Needy Children A Party
The Educational Department of Local 647 UAW hosts a Christmas party for 300 needy children aged 8 to 12 at Union Hall 2728 Vine Street at 2 p.m. Sunday. The program includes Christmas music, a large tree, cartoons, snacks, singing, dancing, and gifts from Santa with toys and novels.
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Educational Department of
Local 647
UAW
Union Hall
Vine Street
Uaw-Cio
Hugh
Community groups plan a successful party event
Cooperation among Educational departments Salvation Army Catholic Charities and various churches and parochial schools aims to make the party a success.
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Salvation Army
Catholic Charities
Formica Appeals Ruling on Women Wage Rates
The Formica Insulation and Co appeals a War Labor Board directive ending different rates for women. UE Local 757 officers say the move is among the union’s key gains from the regional board.
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Formica
Formica Insulation&Co
War Labor Board
UE Local 757
765 Officers Argue Chalmers WLB Case
Emerson Sonnycalb president of the U E Allies Chalmers Local 765 and William Rhein chief steward of the plant went to Cleveland this week with Dave Kanes union representative for WLB cases for an oral hearing. In November U E was notified the case was ready for directive orders but the hearing was ordered by the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Sonnycalb
U. E
Chalmers
William Rhein
Cleveland
Dave Kanes
Union
WLB
Union leaders depart for Latin America trade convention
Pres O A Knight of Ol Workers Intl Union leads special delegates to the Latin American Trade Unions convention in Cali Colombia before leaving for South America. Reynal Hitchcock Inc NY publishers are consultants. Unemployment payments in Ohio rose over 35 percent in November with 836 workers owed 13123.47 for back wages under Wage Hour and Public Contracts Acts, Administrator Charles H Jones reports.
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Pres. O. A. Knight of
Ol Workers Intl
Cali
Columbia
South America
Federated Pictures
Ohio
Charles H. Jones
Ohio Bureau of Unemloyment Compensation
Santa Hosts ACW Christmas Party for Children
More than 150 children attended the Amalgamated Clothing Workers party last Saturday enjoying Rudy Lanzer the clown who also performed magic. Joe Meier Jr entertained with accordion songs while Ruth Breeze and Sonny Shearing performed tap dances. Santa distributed candy oranges and popcorn as a pep talk urged good behavior year round. Adult ACW events followed at Storrs-Schaffer local 1015 Vine Street and Siebler Tailoring with lunch and greetings among staff led by secretary team.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Rudy Lanzer
Joe Meier, Jr
Amalgamated
Ruth Breeze
Noah Breeze
Hyde Park Clothes
Sonny Shearing
Ruth
Hugh
Santa
Storrs- Schaeffer
Vine Street
Siebler Tailoring
Union Book Club Detroit FP Auto Plant Books
Workers in Detroit industrial plants can now purchase books through a new union book club program. The initiative targets employees in the automobile and aircraft sectors, offering access to a selection of titles at reduced prices.
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Detroit
Asmod
Lunkenheimer Draws Praise For Topping War Bond Quota
The Lunkenheimer Co. and its workers earned U S Treasury praise for leading its size class in the Sixth War Loan drive. General chairman Homer E. Lunken credited union management cooperation and employee enthusiasm for the successful bond sales plan run by a 26 member Execu tive Committee and 120 solicitors. Progress was shared with Carthage Fairmount and the general office.
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Lunkenheimer Co
Beekman Street
United Steelworkers of America
John F. Clyde
U. S. Treasury
Ben Schuler
Carthage
Maurice Wigbels
Fairmount
Edward Rose
Henry Noga
Nick Lunken
Lunkenheimer
Homer E. Lunken
Lunkenheimer War Bond Committee
Lunken
James P. Gallagher
Keith Building
War Bond Committee
General Office
Buckeye Tannery Reopens under Union Contract
Buckeye Tannery resumes operations under new management and rejoined Local 214 of the Fur and Leather Workers Union with a satisfactory contract and check off. George Grigsby reports good attendance at a meeting despite bad weather. American Oak and Leather employees received Christmas bonuses as members back the CIO PAC expansion. Phil Parr, western director assistant, has passed his physical and may be mobilized.
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Buckeye Woolpullers Tannery
Fur and Leather Workers Union
George Grigsby
Grigsby
American Oak
CIO
PAC
Phil Parr
Wid-West
Fur and Leather Workers
Labor voice urged in Cuba peace postwar plans
Havana Cuba Pres Willard Townsend of United Transport Service Employes CSO addressed 1 300 delegates at the fourth congress of the Confeder ation of Labor of Cuba urging labor must have a say in peace and postwar planning.
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Havana, Cuba
Willard S. Townsend
United Transport Service Employes
CSO
Confederation of Labor of Cuba
Unemployment Increases in Columbus Amid Cutbacks
Columbus faces rising unemployment as scattered layoffs and seasonal slowdowns mount. Officials report a softening job market with effects felt in manufacturing and service sectors. Local businesses consider hiring freezes and wage adjustments to cope with reduced demand.
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Columbus
Inter-Racial YWCA Party Draws 60 Attendees
Sixty men and women attended the inter racial party at the YWCA this week enjoying carols dancing and refreshments. The group meets monthly and includes Negro Japanese American and other races. Edward Wuest of the Hamilton County Welfare Board spoke and was presented gifts for foster children. Elizabeth Alexander also spoke. Next meeting is 7 30 p m January 20 with a discussion on how to act toward the returning soldier and a video presentation.
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YWCA
Edward Wuest
Hamilton County Welfare Board
Elizabeth Alexander
Herman Attends State PAC Talks
Ben Herman president of Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council and local PAC chief attended a meeting of the state PAC Finance Committee in Columbus. Organization and Public Relations Committees also met. Plans are laid for close watching the State Legislature, which will convene early next year.
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Ben Herman
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
PAC
State Pac
Columbus
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Joseph Selly
Union Management Cooperation
ACW Party
ACW
Emma Ferarra
Ruth Heyl
Jean Shaffer
Mary Grippa
Annette Lennartz
Jack Kroll
Union Book Club
Buckeye Tannery
Labor Peace Voice
Herman
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