New Council Appointments Continued From Page 1
Listing of names and unions for various council committees including UN unemployment, Veterans, and Anti Comination. Individuals such as Fred Sommerfield Joseph Mackrum Wilfred Porter Nathaniel Jordan James V Rodgers Rollin Silver and others are shown with multiple unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sommerfield
Joseph Mackrum
Auto
Wilfred Porter
William Easly
Nathaniel Jordan
James V. Rodgers
Veterans Committee
Committee Rosters for Union Organization and Committees
The lists present committees on organization education legislative finance and related units with members from unions including Clothing Workers Auto Workers Steelworkers Electrical Workers Brewery Workers Telephone Workers Fur & Leather and more. Names such as Walter Granger Joseph Le pate Raymond Tucker and John F Dehner recur across multiple panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brenner
United Brewery Workers
Ben Herman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
al Jordan
United Steelworkers
Edward Hellkamp
United Auto Workers
R. W. Schellenberg
United Telephone Workers
Nathaniel Jordan
Transport Service Workers
James V. Rodgers
United Cemetery Workers
Max Sevi
Newspaper Guild
John L. Case
Novelty & Plaything Workers
Howard Kem
Velty
Tom Wrigley
W. E. Wilder
Fur
George Jent
Auto
Layman Sexton
Clothing
Charles O’brien
Electrical
Arthur Hartman
Clothing Workers
John Dehner
Brewery
R. W. Shellenberg
Marco Meccia
James McLendon
Auto Workers
Leon Bolinger
James Wigell
Office & Professional
John Repasy
Joseph Lepate
Nell McKee
Edna Denham
Catherine Ward
Fur & Leather
Anna Vetter
J. B. Posey
Elmer Kauffman
Henry Seibert
William Kirschner
Dave Hall
George W. Fosner
Electrical Workers
Raymond Kruetzer
Walter Granger
Ida M. Stopher
Raymond Sowder
Harold Braun
Carl Flach
United Electrical Radio Machine
Raymond Tucker
John F. Dehner
Alfred Kramer
R. W. Chichester
James McLenden
Ernestine Locknane
Wilfred Porter
Lithographers of America
Charles F. Schroeder
Rollin Silver
Fur & Leather Workers
T. B. Schooler
Marie Gorrell
Virginia Smith
Talmadge Zipperer, Jr
Bess
Hartley Drops Mask Shapes Tool Owners Union Lobby
Former Representative Fred A. Hartley announces he will lead the Tool Owners Union in Washington. The group seeks stricter labor control, operates as a lobbying outfit rather than a union, and plans to register under the lobbying law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Jersey
Fred A. Hartley
Tool Owners Union
Hartley
Local 17 UAW Bowlers Lead The Way In Standings
Bowling fans report high scores and top averages at Local 17 UAW with Dave Pitman, Clem Sullivan and Richard Schulz among the leaders. Team standings show Bar ney Scull’s crew atop the ladder as Walter Grainger is noted as a top bowler. readers urged to share other spare time activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17-UAW
Bob Weiland
Barney Scull
Luther Knob
Richard Schulz
Ed Smith
Jack Black Jr
C .Daniels
Clem Sullivan
Ed Hill
Malcolm Losh
Jack Blank
Ronald Greer
Wal
Ter Grainger
ACW
Reuther proposes broad long term housing plan
The proposal aims to convert war plants to housing with affordable rental units and sales with no down payment as monthly costs cover builder profits. It suggests cutting military appropriations to fund progress and security and creating a National Housing Authority to repurpose plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuther
UAW
Truman
Su outfit described as fascist in form
A source notes that the Su outfit was described as fascist in form, highlighting concerns about its structure and appearance. The term suggests authoritarian styling and a rigid organizational presentation.
Formica Notes by Mae Rist First Shift
Labor dept official Bill Kidwell becomes a father to a son named Ronnie born February 16 at St. Marys Hospital. Other brief items note Kennie Elam ill at St Marys, Earl Hessler resigning to join the day shift, Paul Hall elected steward, Harry Fehr improving in hospital, and Elmer Kauffman attending a district meeting in Cleveland on February 4.
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Bill Kidwell
Labor Dept
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kidwell
Ronnie
Earl Hessler
Elmer Kauffman
Cleveland
Ohio
Peplum Pattern 8419 For Juniors 11 To 18
A youthful yoked peplum dress pattern 8419 offered in junior sizes 11 to 18. Order by sending 30c, name, address, pattern number, and size to Fed erated Press Pattern Service at 1150 Ave of the Americas New York NY 10036.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Press Pattern Service
Ave. of the Americas
New York 19
N. Y
Local Man Joins NAACP Staff
Lester P Bailey, former executive secretary of the Cincinnati NAACP, has joined the national staff as assistant field secretary. The announcement came this week from Walter White. Bailey, a U S Marine Corps veteran and former newspaperman, led Cincinnati NAACP since October 1947 and once chaired its publicity committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester P. Bailey
Cincinnati
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Walter White
Association
Bailey
U. S. Marine Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Raley
Transport
Raymond Seender
Guild
Charles Shotts
Glass Ceramic Workers
Anti
Ida DeFelice
United Electrical Radio Machine Workers
Anitora Rolsen, “Nove & Plaything Workers
Sports
Dave Pitman
Bai
Formica Notes
Mae Rist
Kennie Elam
St. Mary’s
Paul Hall
Francis Davis
Harry Fehr
Harry
Peplum
Three Rivers
Texas
Felix Longoria
Arlington National Cemetery
America
Longoria
Corp. Wait
Philippines
Madison Rd
Oakley
Dr. S. Pollack
Dentist Associates
Drs
Vine Street
Palace Hotel
DR. Pollack
WKRC
WCKY
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