Honor New Councilman At Victory Luncheon
Rollin H. Everett, labor representative, honored at a Victory Luncheon for the new Cincinnati City Council member. Everett pledged to push civic progress while noting council bias toward new revenues. Al Jordan of CIO Council led the event with PAC leaders present.
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Jack Kroll
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al Jordan
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Jack Methard
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Auto Workers New Local Elects Officers in Cincinnati
The United Auto Workers local 17 at Incades cent Light and Stove Co in Cincinnati elected officers for 1946. Francis A. Gamel announced a 99 percent plant membership and resumed contract talks after a one month lapse. Officers include Edward Hill president Omer Ellis vice president Robert R. Nolan financial secretary Clem Sullivan Robert Hunley Loren J Dean trustees Robert Schlottman guide and Arthur Art sergeant at arms. Next meeting set for Feb 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the UAW Hall 2728 Vine St with post meeting refreshments.
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Incadescent Light and Stove Co
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Cincinnati
Francis A. Gamel
Edward Hill
Omer Ellis
Robert R. Nolan
Clem Sullivan
Robert Hunley
Loren J Dean
Robert Schlottman
Arthur Art
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City backs strike for UK union in Bloomfield march
Bloomfield New Jersey shows solid support as about 5000 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO members and allies march from Westinghouse and General Electric picket lines to Town Green. Mayor merchants American Legion police greet marchers. mixed crowd includes women, retirees, young veterans and a GM Chevrolet UAW CIO delegation. Police maintain a no-violence stance as striking workers reaffirm demand for living wages.
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General Electric
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John A. Reed
James J. Matles
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Richard Lynch
761 FDR Ball to Aid Infantile Paralysis Fund
The 761 UE presents the President Roosevelt Birthday Ball at 8 pm Saturday January 26 at the UAW Hall Trophy Room 2728 Vine Street. Charlie Detmerings orchestra and local talent provide entertainment with ample refreshments. Ray Tucker chairs the committee with members and wives arranging all details.
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Bloomfield Labor Pickets Rally Local Support in Solidarity March
Police in force and mounted pickets led a mass gathering in Bloomfield as union members and residents voiced support for higher wages and better conditions. Local leaders urged unity with the community, noting widespread town backing and continued efforts to integrate unions into daily life.
Mine blast at Welch Va claims 14 lives
A United Mine Workers spokesman says No. 9 Havace mine in Welch West Virginia used non-permissible underground electrical equipment, skipped safety inspections, and lacked safety organizations. The site suffered a devastating explosion killing 14 workers.
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Back Pay Agreement Reached At Formica Insulation Co
Local 757 UF and Formica Insulation Co settle how mer it increases since May 28 1944 will be included with the difference between old and new rate. Timelines for back pay checks are uncertain. Emphasis on cooperating with payroll lead William Bockelman and a Scrap Saving Campaign alongside a call for a city wide strike fund and weekly pledges, with canned goods needed.
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Allis Local Pledges Heavily To Swell Strike Fund
Allis Local 765 UE leaders report rapid fundraising for the Strike Fund. In one department of 70, pledges total 500 dollars with gifts up to 25 dollars. Red ribbons go to ten or under, gold to ten and over. Many non union workers also contribute.
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Allis Local
Emerson Sonnycalle
Ted
Walter
UE Picket Notes Stork Has Strike Echo At GE
The 200 J. H. Day workers have been striking for 82 days and remain firm. At GE 50 workers joined 12 days ago, with picket lines cited as highly effective. Ted Smith, a lead picket, shares personal concern for his yet unborn child while pledging to push for higher wages and living standards.
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J. H. Day
Tom Raley
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