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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1947

Page

8

Everett backed by UTSE union for City Council

Local 809 UTSE members signed a petition to renominate Rollin H. Everett to the Cincinnati City Council. They praise his labor record and fair-minded approach, hoping labor and others will support his bid and back additional pro labor allies. Brother Walter King calls Everett the best and most fair councilman Cincinnati has had.

UTSE Rollin H. Everett Labor Everett Mr. Everett Walter King Rollin Everett Cincinnati

Electrical Workers Crotty Negotiations Begin

Negotiations with Crotty Bros Cleveland Inc were held Wednesday with local manager Howard Van Syck. Future talks will include Mr Gately of the Boston office to complete negotiations. Local 765 urges Formica Co employees to patronize the cafeteria as food and service have improved 100 percent. The piece notes the upcoming Valley View event near Madeira and plans for a Ladies Auxiliary led by Margaret Sonneycalb.

Elmer Kauffman Crotty Bros Cleveland, Inc Howard van Sycc Gately Boston Formica Co United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Valley View Madeira UAW Margaret Sonneycalb

Old-fashioned family basket picnic planned

A committee notes that silverware and salt and pepper shakers bought for the cafeteria have largely disappeared. The notice urges people to refrain from taking these items and to enjoy the picnic while leaving the cafeteria utensils behind.

UE Columbus Meetings Set With Jim Matles This Week

Jim Matles of United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers will address the Ohio staff meeting in Columbus on Friday July 11 and speak at the UE District 7 Council meeting on Saturday.

Jim Matles United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Columbus Ohio UE District 7

Union Takes Over Town From Firm

In Dearks, Arkansas, 1945 to 1947 the International Woodworkers union built a city from a company town. Workers moved meetings to the schoolhouse, ran a full union slate, elected union president as mayor, and seized control of city offices and tax powers to fund civic improvements.

Little Rock Ark Bill Botkin International Woodworkers CIO Botkin IWA Dearks

Formica Notes and Local Delegates Schedule

Hilda Hodges returns to work after her husband’s death and thanks Series B Build-Up for their gift. Four local delegates to District 7 Council McKinley Davis Elmer Kauffman Helen Ferguson and Mae Rist travel to Columbus for the regular council meeting with plans for interesting notes.

Hilda Hodges Hilda McKinley Davis Elmer Kauffman Helen Ferguson Mae Rist Columbus

Local staff news from Formica plant memo

Wednesday July 23 and August meetings discuss Harold Hoffman building a Kentucky home and a new nursery. Bob Moeller resigns from Breaker-Arm Dept to study at University of Cincinnati. Hilary Lambert recovers from pneumonia. Rose Miles loses her theme song The Little Red Barn. Workers share Fourth of July travels and fishing trips with Loyd Fletcher and Edgar Harris. Luther Chumley plans Kentucky vacation.

Harold Hoffman Kentucky Robert Moeller Formica University of Cincinnati Bob Hilary Lambert Mold Depeeeay Rose Miles Little Red Barn Howard Fletcher Edgar Harris Tennessee Luther Chumley

Hawaiian unions brace for top strike in history

The ILWU and Hawaii Employers Council face a six month deadlock over wages in a struggle seen as a test of union power in Hawaii. The labor fight pits longshoremen against monopolist interests, with a wage offer of 10 cents an hour rejected as inadequate.

Ft 7 ILWU Hawaii

Cemetery Workers Officers Set For Local 1334 Install

Local 1334 United Cemetery Workers will install new officers Monday night at the regular meeting. Elected at the June gathering, leaders include President James Rogers and Recording Secretary Leslie Smith. The unit added in May covers St Mary and St John cemeteries under a contract with the Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Association.

United Cemetery James Rogers Walter Schulte St Mary Cemetery Leslie Smith St. John Richard Hartig Spring Grove John Riehle Leroy Lanks St. Mary and Talmadge Zipperer Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Association Association

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