Greater Cincinnati CIO Union Council News Note
The snippet lists executive board members and contact details for the Sun section of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO. It notes subscription price at $2.00 per year and provides editor office telephone and mailing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office Telephone Executive Board
Arthur Hartmann
al Jordan
Max Sien
Jerry Maxey
Abe Goldberg
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
Claude Sampson
Walter Grainger
Earl Davis
Clarence Rau
George Kuhl
Calvin Frech
Herman Dickerson
Harry Brummett
Russel Quackenbush
Mayor’s Dream of UNO HQ in Cincinnati Goes Up in Smoke
A friend recites a tale of Mayor Stewart addressing the United Nations Organization in London and inviting Cincinnati to be its headquarters. The delegates fly to the Queen City but find Cincinnati shrouded in smoke and lacking wind, then move on to St. Louis, leaving the dream unresolved.
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Stewart
United Nations Organization
Cincinnati
UNO
London
Queen City
Ohio River
Ohio
Mississippi
St. Louis
1946 A Testament of National Involvement
A call to workers and union supporters to engage in politics in 1946. It urges registration and voting, stressing a Congress that will shape the nation's future and implying 1946 is a decisive year for loyal Americans to participate in democracy.
Law Enquirer Misrepresents Union Case in Editorial
The Ohio Appeals Court case Pfoh vs Whitney is cited to claim union expulsions for political backing. The letter argues the Cincinnati Enquirer distorted facts about Pfoh’s expulsion from Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and urges readers to study the full case, urging fair reporting and a new paper for union support.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Pfoh
Willkie
Roosevelt
Enquirer
Cincinnati
The
Washington Report on Public Relations and FEPC Politics
Washington focuses on how big business must improve public relations amid labor wage battles. The piece links a NY Journal of Commerce warning on propaganda to General Motors and American Iron & Steel Institute ads and notes Republicans plan a FEPC move to win Black votes in 1946 elections, needing Senate cloture for passage.
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N. Y. Journal of Commerce
General Motors
American Iron & Steel Institute
Journal of Commerce
Wayne Morse
Ore
Joseph H. Ball
Minn
Fair Employment Practice Commission
FEPC
Senate
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Mass
Morse
Ball
Victory Lunch to Celebrate Rollin H Everett Win
Tickets are on sale for a luncheon at 12 30 p m Saturday January 19 in the Rookwood Room of the Sin ion sponsored by the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council to celebrate Rollin H Everett being elected to City Council Reservations must be made by January 16 with Ben Herman as Hamilton County Political Action Committee chairman.
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Rookwood Room
the Sinion
Greater
First to Follow Footsteps in Gas & Electric Lineage
The article notes John followed his father into the Gas and Electric field in April 1934. After nine years he continued the family trade, serving at the West End generating plant where he maintained pressure gauges and ensured steady plant operations.
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Dad Mattel
Tony
John
The
Gas & Elect
Gas & Electric
Ting
West End
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