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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1949

Page

6

No. 1 Red Cap Has Seen Many Changes

Leo Elliott profiles Benjamin Laws long serving Red Cap at Cincinnati Union Terminal a charter Local 809 member with forty three years on the job from 1906 at Grand Central Station through early taxi era recounting notable travelers and his status as a father Red Cap. Earl Davis former Local 809 president has won another CIO election and now works in Martinsville Virginia visiting Cincinnati.

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Public Health Units Need Federal Aid for Local Services

The article argues that public health departments expanded life expectancy by immunization sanitation and maternal care. It highlights new aims like cancer heart disease and mental health prevention plus medical care and urges federal aid to extend coverage to 40 million people in counties lacking full local health services. It names organizations supporting federal aid and calls for union backing from CIO and AFL.

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Local 1861 Contest, Hospital News, and Tragic Deaths

Local 1861 hosts a Match Box Contest with prizes for couples and two boys. Oscar Schroet wins Fat Man's Race with Eddie Branch challenging him. Gordon Tebelman is in Bethesda Hospital after rupture surgery. George Backhus recovering at home. Frank Rouzier Jr., 31, dies from a training accident at Arlington Park after a horse bolted on track. Local 1861 meets Saturday July 16 at 3 pm. Al Jones to report on national wage policy.

Donald David Oscar Schroet Eddie Branch Oscar Eddie Gordon Tebelman Bethesda Hospital Gordon George Backhus Frank Rouzier, Jr Frank Rouzier Tool Room Arlington Park Chicago Elgin Hospital Rouzier al Jones National Wage Policy Committee

Local Men Attend Steel Wage Board Meeting in Pittsburgh

The Wage Policy Committee of USWA meets in Pittsburgh this week to decide current steel negotiation policy. District 25 representatives attend including Directors Al Whitehouse and Al Jones, and Local 1861 President Dave Hall, plus Local 310 President.

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Congress Passes Major Fair Deal Public Housing Bill

Washington report says the 81st Congress cleared a conference report on the public housing bill. It authorizes building 810,000 units in six years, slum clearance and rural housing aid. Labor leaders supported it but say it still falls short of national need.

Washington White House

Census Bureau Reports Unemployment Rise to 3 778 000

The Census Bureau shows unemployment increasing by 489 000 to 3 778 000, marking a higher jobless total than in May. The data highlights ongoing labor market strain as the nation faces persistent layoffs and slow hiring.

Washington Census Bureau

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