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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1945

Page

7

Schwegman Elected 766 President

Herman Schwegman was elected president of UE Local 766 this month. Other officers include Ed Donelson as vice president George Thompson recording secretary Harry Hines financial secretary treasurer Waldo Stager local representative. Sylvester Espelage elected sergeant at arms. Delegates to District Council of the UK Joe Austing Herman Schwegman Waldo Stager George Thompson. Delegates to Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council Elmer Snow Karl Thiele George Thompson. Local 766 plants begin electing members to the Executive Council.

Herman Schwegman Ed. Donelson George Thompson Harry Hines Waldo Stager Louis Sagmeister Charles Davis Joe Austing Sylvester Espelage District Council Greater Cincinnati

Neill Heads UE Vets Activities in New York

Lt. Tom Neill of Plainfield New Jersey has been named head of service men's and veterans welfare work for the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. The Army veteran led a heavy mortar platoon in the South Pacific and will base his headquarters at 11 East 51st Street New York.

New York Tom Neill Plainfield N. J United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America CIO James McLeish Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committee Neill Army South Pacific Pittsburgh Jersey City East 51St Street

Rule of the Week Yield right of way to emergency vehicles

A brief advisory outlines yielding to emergency vehicles. Drivers should slow, stop if required, and clear the lane for police, fire, and ambulance responders responding with lights and sirens. The reminder emphasizes prompt, safe action to facilitate urgent travel.

Union Helps Restorative Fund For Blind Worker At Allis Chalmers

A UE Local 765 collection at Allis Chalmers in Batavia Ohio raised 1100 dollars to cover medical and doctor bills for Mark List who lost sight after an on site accident. The fund also aims to ease Christmas for his family and may be increased if needed. A separate gift from the union aided Rolland Helland after a house fire, with a thank you letter describing the support.

Allis Charlmers Mark List Batavia List Allis Chalmers Palmer Institute Iowa Rolland Helland E. Ennycalb

Ballot Plans Formed for Local 1861 Union Election

Local 1861 of the United Steelworkers of America prepared for its upcoming international officers election. Tellers named are Jacob G. Rentschler Irvin Lauck Albert Triemplar and Walter Marx. Voting takes place at Jr O U A M Hall Knowlton's Corner 4 30 to 8 p m on Tuesday Feb 13.

United Steelworkers of America International Jacob G. Rentschler Irvin Lauck Albert Triemplar Walter Marx Jr. O.U.A.M Knowlton’s Corner

Esther Tice reassigned from Cincinnati to Chicago

Esther Tice a prominent UE leader from Cincinnati has been reassigned to Chicago by the National Office. A pioneer of UE in Cincinnati she helped found the organizing committee and rose to chief steward of Local Union No 757. She later became financial secretary and full time member, working on child care centers for working mothers and night shift worker recreation with YWCA.

Esther Tice Cincinnati Chicago Esther No. 757 YWCA

ACW Leaders Meet Monday at Headquarters

Shop chairman of Amalgamated Clothing Workers will meet Monday night with officers of the Joint Board at ACW headquarters in the Railway Brotherhood Building. Jack Kroll, Board manager, and Arthur Hartmann, assistant, said.

Amalgamated Clothing Workers ACW Railway Brotherhood Jack Kroll Arthur Hartmann Said

UE Takes Pay Plea To Public

The United Electrical Workers of America launch a public drive to explain the push to break the Little Steel Formula. Local 757 761 765 766 leaders Victor DeCavitch and Henry Fiering spoke as paid ads argued a 17 cent raise benefits workers and merchants. A Feb. 8 Washington conference on the issue was planned with Veterans support and plans for postwar public works. Emerson Sonnycalb chaired the meeting.

Joint Board of United Electrical Workers of America Victor DeCavitch Henry Fiering Washington War Labor Board CIO DeCavitch St. Lawrence Seaway Ohio Valley Authority Emerson Sonnycalb

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Local 757 McKinley Davis Helen Eo May Rist Elmer Kaufman Schwegman UE Vets Mrs. Holland Steelworkers News Can Local Tice Fiering Okey Carl Tre Misty Mate
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