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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1949

Page

5

Novelty Workers Elect Stewards at Local 256 Meeting

The mail ballot results for shop steward elections were announced at the February 11 general meeting. New stewards span departments including Crushing, Printing, Varnish, Plating, Night and Day shifts, with John Sink noting higher turnout than ever. Grace Foster, Clarence Rau, and Tom Evans reported on the Ohio CIO Convention and PAC actions. bargaining and nomination updates followed, along with new members and prize drawings.

John Sink WowPe Grace Foster Clarence Rau Tom Evans Cleveland Grace Clarence Tom

Old Lady Worker Questions Job Return At Can Co

A long morning tale tells of an elderly lady at a Can Co plant fearing she will be kept from returning after illness. The piece notes a nominal union, 25 cent monthly dues, and weak seniority protections after thirty years of service, urging support for a genuine CIO organization. A new steam iron donated to Kuhn Laundry Co signals expected expansion, while Walter jokes save the pins. Merdy Carnahan suffers a highway accident with glass and wreckage but escapes unharmed beyond nods to pride.

Nace Can Co CIO Kuhn Laundry Co Walter

Education program to open for Local 508 in Cleves

New international representative for Oil Workers in Ohio is C. J. Ossage. Harry Weber, president of Local 508 in Cleves, said this week the Oil Workers educational program will begin Feb 19 and 20 at the local headquarters. The six week course covers union activities with emphasis on organizing and administration. All Local 508 members are urged to attend the initial sessions at 3 and 7 30 p m on Feb 19 and 20 at Miami and State roads Cleves.

New International Ohio C. J. Ossage Harry Weber Cleves the Cleves University of Chicago the International Local 508 Miami State Roads Weber

Murray Re elected Steel President Reelected Officials

Philip Murray and three incumbent officers were re elected by the Steel workers district directors and members on February 8. The vote kept current leadership in place and affirmed the membership’s support for the existing administration.

Murray Steel Philip Murray

Incumbent District Directors Re-elected

The report notes that Al Whitehouse of District 25 and 24 other incumbents including vice president Van ke tee and secretary-tre Davie id were re-elected to district posts within the Steelworkers union.

Cer .Tary-Tre Davie Id Van al Whitehouse

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