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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1949

Page

7

Elections of Auto Local 392 Scheduled For Feb 23 24

Auto Local 392 votes set for February 23 and 24 at the local union offices. Wednesday polls run 6:00 am to 5:30 pm. Thursday 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm. Nominees include Walter Winsor as Election Trustee Ralph Campbell Fred Saylor Nick Weber William Moore Bill LeMaster Mel Rutledge Bill Waddell John Paint Francisco King Geo Hopwell Chas Kuester runs for Elmwood Place mayor with Local 392 endorsement.

Auto Local Ralph Campbell Fred Saylor Nick Weber William Moore Bill LeMaster Melvin Mel’ Rutledge Bill Waddell John

Union Election Urges Members to Vote on Officers

The committee calls all members to vote in the election of its officers with no dues during voting hours. Ballot lists candidates for each post led by Al Chance and Charles Kuester for President, George Schneider for Vice President, and George Smith as Financial Secretary Treasurer. Several departments name nominees or unopposed selections while others list multiple candidates for trustee and committee positions.

al Chance Charles “Buck” Kuester George A. Schneider George Smith Willis Penny Harold Haines Ed Beerman

News Guild Plans Party To Honor New Officers

The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild will fete newly installed officers at a party at the CAC Chateau in Ludlow Kentucky from 3 to 11 p.m. on Sunday March 13. Rol lin Everett announces the event and lists officers Robert Stevens George Rose Jeanne Wibben and George Brackman. The program includes installation dancing buffet luncheon and refreshments with each member bringing a guest. Tickets are 2 each and on sale this week with shop stewards handling sales.

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild CAC Ludlow Rollin Everett Robert Stevens George Rose Jeanne Wibben George Brackman

Guild Contracts Committee Sets Meeting Time

The Guild Contracts Committee will meet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday Feb 23 in the Guild office. Rollin H Everett executive secretary announced observers may attend. Attendees include members from Cin cinnati Post Times Star American Racing Record and the Guild.

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Rollin H. Everett Guild Everett Cincinnati Post Management Art Koenig Bill Lampert Mary Jane Heheman Bill Zakem Bill Hahnemann Bob Debo Observer The Post Jim Burnett George Rose Times Star Rollin Silver American Racing Record

British labor leaders to discuss world federation plans

Washington February talks loom as Arthur Deakin and Vincent Tewson of the British Trades Union Congress plan meetings with AFL and CIO leaders on potential formation of an international labor federation.

Washington Arthur Deakin Vincent Tewson British Trades Union Congress AFL CIO Labor Federation

Elmwood Place members rally support for Buck's election

All 67 -40r members in Elmwood Place regions are urged to back Buck for election. The notice lists sick and hospitalized members including Ed Manness Fred Firth Harry Joseph and Stock and notes others awaiting hospitalization like Ed Schaefer Leo Brooks Maurice Hanton Truman Thatcher and Chas. Frank. Local 392 extends wishes for speedy recovery to all.

Elmwood Place Buck Ed Manness Fred Firth Harry Joseph Stock Ed Schaefer Leo Brooks Maurice Hanton Truman Thatcher Chas. Frank

Auto Workers Norwood Local Members Eligible for Cars

At a recent meeting with the Shop Committee management set a quota of seven Chevrolet cars per month for employees. Allocation will follow seniority, per bulletin board notices. Ed Hellkamp, Local 674 president, and Leo T. OLeary were seen shopping for Valentine gifts at the Vogue Shop in Norwood.

Chevrolet Ed Hellkamp Leo T. O’leary

Worker Passes On Lighter Job For Fellow Union Brother

The article tells how Sidney Johnson, a veteran worker, waived his right to a lighter 21 Department porter job to help an older colleague. It notes Local 674 withholding comment and adds a humorous aside about OLeary and a redhead store mannequin in a dress shop.

Sidney Johnson Department Johnson 21 Department Porter Group O’leary

Polack Bros Circus Shrine Show At Taft Auditorium

The 1949 Polack Bros Circus begins eleven night performances and eleven matinees at Taft Auditorium Cincinnati from Feb 16 to Feb 26. Notable acts include Barton the Great and the Ross Gould Trio with other featured aerials and acrobats. Tickets were donated for orphan homes by CIO and affiliated unions. Performances run daily except Sundays with multiple shows on Fridays and Saturdays.

Ralph T. Crosthwaite Polack Bros. Circus Colored Children’s Orphan Home Ross Gould new _ international Barton the Great Bogino Risley Sidneys Natal the Monkey Man Chai and Somay

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Atwood UAW Walter “Hopper Winsor Geo. Hopwell, Francis King Local 392 Chas. “Buck” Kuester LeHeart, Johnnie Hund Sig’ Braun Grant “Dogpatch” Abrams Roy Hedges al Kay Tom Tierney Pete Hayden Wm. Parret James Martin Phil Durcan News Guild Goldsmith Goldsmith’s Dept. Stores Greater Cincinnati Covington Ky Aurora Ind New Castle, Ind John Clippinger New World Labor Group Zipper Kathman Goodyear West Fifth St Dr. Scholls James E. Murray D. Mont Federated Pictures Auto Workers Norwood Hed Bes Jim Clark Local 674 Vogue Ives O'Leary John Schwarz E. McMillan Oakley Building and Loan Co Madison Hardicare Aufdemkampe Freeman Avenue DU Xe Shrine Circus FLOOR
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