United Steelworkers Local 1861 Nominates For Election June 16
Local 1861 nominates candidates for officer posts with nominations closing just before the June 16 election. Names listed include President Jacob Rentschler and William Medick, Vice President Ray Roth, Recording Secretary Irwin Lauck, Financial Secretary Al Trempler, Treasurer Robert Mulvey, and others. The report highlights Glenn Hess leading the Job Evaluation Committee and urges attendance at department and regular meetings for updates on future working conditions.
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Jacob Rentschler
William Medick
Ray Roth
Harold Braun
Irwin Lauck
Charles Ludwick
al Trempler
Robert Mulvey
Charles Ludwig
Joseph Vester
Cleveland Ballinger
Charles Bland
Roy Roth
al Jones
Glenn Hess
Jim Gallagher
Aluminum Local 310 Election Set for June Fourteen
Aluminum Local 310 members vote at the regular 8 p m meeting on June 14 to elect officers for the coming year. Nominations list Ed Smith and Robert Ester as president and Larry Herzog as vice president with several other officers and trustees named. News coverage urged by Ed Hempel Sr and John Siekbert among others to report at The Sun office.
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United Steelworkers Aluminum Local 310
the Sun
Work Road
Ed Hemple Sr
John Siekbert
Beekman Street
Paul Klosterman
Piston
SUN
Ed. Smith
Robert Ester
Larry Herzog
Wm. Black
Ed Zoeck
Abe Goldberg
Guide
Phil Yutze
Harry Ridout
Cliff Duecker
George Kuntz
Ed Hempel, Sr
Gladys Eckert
Harry Young
Joseph Zeist, Jr
Charles Kaake
Ed. Hempel
Theodore Sutton
Carl Huddleston
Thomas Edward
Nora Hickman
Albert Doll
George Lodge
Ed Smith
William Black
June Weddings and Workplace News At Formica
The Formica News reports Chester Shively and Pauline Patton wed on June 1 in the machine shop setting. It notes staff movements, illnesses, a wage increase for small lathe workers, a hospital stay for Francis Nicolaci and Olga Austen, and social notes from Carol Armstrong delivering paychecks. It mentions a furlough visit from Cpl. Charles Keller, a bowling score summary, and a private pool incident at press No. 6.
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Chester Shively
Pauline Patton
Glen Fulks
Glen
Philipines
Tom Carrier
Francis Nicolaci
Spears Hospital
Olga Austen
Francis
Olga
Dorothy Sickbert
Cpl
Charles Keller
Formica
Carman Mushuros
General Hospital
Walter Peters
Bud Hodson
Amelia Hart
Tube
Rod
Gears
Adolph Harm
Adolph
Press
Johnny Perone
Johnny
Lew Mehring
Lou Strong
Everett Hines
Miscellaneous Molding Department
Labor seed spurs growth of democracy says Sidney Hillman
The quote by Sidney Hillman frames labor as a force that nurtures democracy and its cultural implications, suggesting political activism by workers strengthens institutions and civic life. It positions labor movements as catalysts for broader democratic participation and social progress.
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Sidney Hillman
Union delegates report Kroger stewards settle grievances
At the Wholesale Retail and Department Store Employes Union meeting Kroger workers report grievances settled satisfactorily. CIO field rep Howard Farkner and Helen Blanchard CIO Women Auxiliaries director stress educating women in unions and building family support for progressive legislation. A committee to start an auxiliary is planned with Blanchard to return in weeks.
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Kroger Workers
Howard Farkner
CIO Field
Helen Blanchard
Organization of Cio Women's Auxiliaries
Blanchard
Joseph Conrad
Forkner
Frech Portraits by Selma Frech at Shillito’s June Display
June at Shillito’s Fourth Floor features portraits by Mrs Selma Frech. She trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cincinnati and the OMI and began painting movie star likenesses from photos. Frech’s work includes servicemen children and self portraits. Selma is wife to Cal Frech now in the Army and a former Wright Aeronautical Company employee and Local 647 PAC chairman.
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Selma Frech
Shillito’s
Frech
Academy of Fine Arts
Cincinnati
OMI
Selma
Cal Fred
Wright Aeronautical Company
PAC
Paper Workers Local 98 Re-elects Officers in Quick Rally
The newly formed Paper Workers Local 98 reelected all officers without dissent. Roy Cozart as president and Byron Roark as vice president head a slate with Clare Huenefeld recording secretary and Carl Henry financial secretary. Committees include Ray Thies refreshments and Ed Burke Safety and Health.
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Paper Workers Organization Committee
U. S
Roy Cozart
Byron Roark
Clare Huenefeld
Carl Henry
Ray Thies
al Timerding
Ed Burke
Bud” Hoffman
Carl Haight
Fur and Leather 214 to Begin Oak Leather Contract Talks
The Fur and Leather Workers Union Local 214 plans contract negotiations with American Oak Leather Co starting next week led by George Grigsby. Abe Fineglass will assist. ex-employee George Banister, praised as an early Rhine crossing, is on 30 day furlough after being wounded. A large union delegation will attend an anti discrimination conference at UAW Hall.
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Fur and Leather Workers Union
American Oak Leather Company
George Grigsby
Abe Fineglass
Mid-West
George Banister
Rhine
Banister
Myrle Callahan
American Oak
Grisby
F&lw
UAW
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United Steelworkers
AB R. Egan
Dewald
TGR
Insane
Benge
TB. Sahrect
Henry
C. Medick
R.F
Rapp
Brooks
Ewewe Clark
S.F
Crosley AB Huey
Ed Hempel Sr
UE News
Claudia Price
Charley Armstrong
Dorothy
By Rose Miles
Harry Kunkemoeller
Betty Samuels
American Newspaper Guild
CIO
Greater New York
Kroger
Frech Pictures
Shillitos
Local 98
Oak
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