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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1949

Page

6

Farm Equipment Workers Refuse to Liquidate

In Chicago the CIO executive board rejected a decree to liquidate the Farm Equipment & Metal Workers union. FE leader Grant Oakes denounced Pearl Harbor ultimatums to disband and walked out. FE wants farm implement workers in a single union, potentially uniting under one body at Cedar Rapids convention opening March 25.

Chicago United Farm Equipment & Metal Workers CIO Grant W. Oakes Oakes Pearl Harbor Pres Emil Rieve Textile Workers Union Jacob S. Potofsky Amalgamated Clothing Workers Joseph Curran Nati Maritime Union National Cio United Auto Workers United Steelworkers Ind. Union of Mine Mill & Smelter Workers United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers Cedar Rapids Iowa

Formica Notes Race Ends As Winners Welcome Twins

In Series B second shift Glen Kries is declared winner as his wife Ruby gives birth to a baby boy Jan. 4 weighing over six pounds. The runner up, Clarence Freeman, and his wife Eileen, celebrate the birth of a daughter Edna two months old. Leslie Roy marks another birthday milestone as the second shift celebrates. Dai Folly meeting runs 9 to 1 p.m with a dance open to all. Unemployment benefits info for Ohio and Kentucky residents is provided. Charles Points signs up new member William D. Martin at Dayton office amid drive to increase union membership. Veterans denied full training as AT and T refuses an acceptable apprenticeship program per VA standards.

Glen Kries Ruby Ann Charles Points William D. Martin Dayton Jack Ahlers Cayter American Union of Telephone Workers American Telephone and Telegraph Co Veteran’s Administration Veterans Administration

CIO Publishes Douglas Speech Address for Convention

Washington FP reports the CIO national headquarters released a pamphlet printing Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas’s November convention address. Titled Neither To Right Nor Left the booklet sells for 10 cents a copy or 100 for four dollars.

Washhington CIO Supreme Court William O. Douglas

Phone Workers Long Lines Union Meeting Set for January 21

The Cincinnati Long Lines Federal Credit Union schedules its annual meeting at 7 30 p.m. Friday January 21 in the Kemper Lane Ball Room with officers to be elected and reports from the Board Credit Committee and Supervisory Committee.Members will vote on the amount of divi to ha a VA accepted program for veterans in the Long Lines Department of AT&T to collect maximum benefits. A farewell party for Ruth Stallo Bogaczyk at Rector's Manor Erlanger Ky January 6 drew over 40 attendees. eight years with Local 28 yielded many gifts.

Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Central Parkway Elm Street Cincinnati Kentucky Scott Street Covington SUN Long Lines Credit Union Cincinnati Long Lines Federal Credit Union Kemper Lane Board of Directors Credit Committee Long Lines Department Ruth Stallo Bogaczyk Rector’s Manor Erlanger

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