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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1947
Page
3
Amalgamated Clothing Workers and CIO Council announce multiple union meetings at 1015 Winestreet and nearby halls. Dates range Feb 14–Feb 28 with sessions for Local 113 135 164 175 200 647 674 757 761 765 766 214 93 8 and other groups. Special sessions noted for Auto Workers Griffin unit and various trades.
Nathaniel Jordan reports Local 809 United Transport Service Employees will hold a 9:45 a.m. meeting at Union Terminal on Feb 25. Ernest Cromwell and the executive board present a 1947 program for membership approval as dues rise toward one hundred percent. Appointed standing committees include Political Action with Simpson as chairman and Grider as secretary, plus Williams. Social Committee lists Thomas Williams, George B. Thomas, Nathaniel Jordan, and Omer Combs.
A schedule of union gatherings includes Office Workers Local 32 at the Friars Club on Ohio and McMillan streets at 8 p.m. Friday Feb 21, Novelty Workers Local 256 at Jr. Order Hall on Weyer Avenue Norwood 8 p.m. Feb 14, and multiple Local 22 310 1728 1858 1861 1870 1895 1988 2022 2416 2772 3243 3737 and Textile Workers Local 210 meetings at venues on Central Parkway Vine Street Carll Street Dunn Street and Legion Hall with dates from Feb 14 to Feb 27.
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild holds a 7 30 p m meeting on Friday Feb 14 in Room 1002 04 Gibson Hotel to elect local officers. President Leo Hird urges all members to attend.
Samuel Chalk chairs the Education Committee joined by James Winn and Charles Busch. Joseph Williams chairs the Recreation Committee with James Badson and Walter Reed. The Women's Auxiliary thanks friends for support in the turkey dinner which raised funds and delighted many with culinary talents.
John Sink of Local 256 urges all members to attend a Friday 8 p m meeting at Jr Order Hall Norwood Weyer avenue to hear results of the shop steward election. The local reported $97 23 raised in the March of Dimes coin boxes.
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