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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1945
Page
7
The article urges biweekly steward meetings as essential for unity and progress. It warns that neglecting council attendance harms workers, hinders learning and teaching, and risks the union's wellbeing as seasons of illness and travel ease.
A vivid wartime column from the home front salutes No. 1 Section shift members and their B-29 crew led by Bill Pritchett. It notes crew like Joe Harper and Rog Prather, jokes about a snowball incident, and honors Lt. Leahr and Lt. Brooks. The piece closes with a salute to families and the shared goal of union and service.
This piece urges workers to evaluate their new department stewards carefully and explains that a department thrives when a steward is effective. It stresses knowing the steward’s union beliefs, monitoring council attendance, and reminds members they remain watchdogs of their own interests. The article notes new stewards entering office since the last CYCLONE edition.
The Educational Department will complete the year book. Ray Kuhlman of the first shift educational committee serves as business manager. The 72 page book features pictures and material on the union's growth and will be distributed to all members at no cost.
The speech argues that both quantity and quality of education must rise together. It cites underfunded facilities and low teacher pay while urging a national program to ensure universal schooling, competitive salaries, and a commitment to teaching democracy. It warns that neglect leads to depression, unemployment, and war.
Uncle Sam claims more recruits from the Packing Department with Joe Melish and Edward Minon named. Ben Aletkin and Joe Snyder earn One Gallon Club pins. Chief Steward Tom Stamm and Stewards Hart and Reid report over 90 percent final line on check off. Johnny Gosney confined to hospital or home care as blood donor legacy noted.
Local notices recall Mrs. Jenny Gordon's return from disability with cheers for A Hand and Maj. Chas. Citizens comment on shifts and share updates from Arthur Burk and Harry McNitrick. Names include Susie Sawyer, Sam Greenwald, Christine Gleason and others. James Niblock visits Newton. Wm. Jackson reports his son F. Jackson improving after a car wreck. Taft letters from Assembly boys and condolences to Max Reller on his sister’s Brooklyn death.
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