Local 1861 Election Set for June 19
Local 1861 members vote June 19 at the meeting hall to elect officers and committeemen for two years. Candidates include Al J. Jones Jacob Rentschler Ray Hoth for President and Irwin Lauck for Vice President, with multiple secretaries, treasurers, trustees, and committeemen listed. An annual picnic is scheduled for July 3 with invitation cards via committeemen.
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al J. Jones
Jacob Rentschler
Ray Hoth
Irwin Lauck
Herold Braun
Joseph Scherra
Jichlein
J. B. Posey
Albert Triemplar
Otto Sickbert
Robert Mulvey
George Shivel
Andrew Busam
Walter Marks
Gilbert Crawford
Joseph Cullen
Ray Hancock
Fred Schiller
Clifford Coleman
Charles Bland
Joseph Uehlein
Otto Siekbert
Harold Braun
Emerson Mahan
Carl Autenrieth
Steel Vets to Meet at Gibson Hotel June 14
District 25 United Steelworkers asks local presidents to name active Veterans Committees to implement policies from the recent international convention. A meeting at 8 p.m. Monday June 14 at the Gibson Hotel will feature Meyer Bernstein discussing the nine point program for veterans, plus a Q and A period on effective implementation.
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Gibson
United Steelworkers
Gibson Hotel
Meyer Bernstein
CIO
Gahagan Douglas Clinches GOP Nomination In California Primary
Rep Helen Gahagan Douglas clinched the Republican nomination and won the Democratic primary in California with landslide margins as unofficial returns from the June 1 primary showed.
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Los Angeles
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Steel School Plans Are Set for June Institute
The annual summer institute for steel workers runs June 28 to July 2 at the University of Touton. Advanced courses avoid 1946 1947 material and first timers get a core program with optional subjects. Instruction will be informal with small classes and lots of discussion covering topics from collective bargaining to labor history and public speaking.
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Touton
Union votes on 1948 officers at Legion Hall
Members of Local 1895 United Steelworkers will vote next week for their 1948 officers. The election is set for Thursday June 17 at the American Legion Hall on Madison road with polls open from 4 to 8 p m Dues cards must be signed before July 1 to comply with the Taft Hartley law. Rudolph Schneider and Brother Stelzer of Dept M 2 have returned to work after illness Raymond Daley was injured in a traffic accident and will be off for several weeks.
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United Steelworkers
American Legion Hall
Madison Road
al Anderson
Rudolph Schneider
Brother Stelzer
Dept. M-2
Powell Local Increases Wages by Five Cents
Local 1858 of United Steelworkers announces a 5 cent wage increase for Powell Valve Co. workers, effective June 7, as stated by local president Norbert Litchfield. Delegates for the Steelworkers summer institute to be held the last week of June will be chosen at the June 18 meeting. Local members also raised over $500 for the widow and children of Walter Brooks, a Plant 2 employee who died in an accident involving an electric crane.
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United Steelworkers
Powell Valve Co
Norbert Litchfield
Steelworkers
Local 1858
Litchfield
Walter Brooks
Plant 2
Vacation Pay Policy Settled by Aluminum Union Committee
The vacation pay administration question was settled in a Friday meeting after the union committee and staff representatives Al Whitehouse and Bill Black, with the support of Aluminum Industries president Harry Hater, worked to reach an agreement.
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al Whitehouse
Bill Black
Aluminum Industries
Harry Hater
Brighton Local Holds Candidate Slate For Upcoming Election
Members of the Brighton Serew local approve a slate for president Lora Nace Dick Lang and Tom Wrigley. vice president Ralph Wilson Walter Kuhn. recording secretary Ethel Slusher Dorothy Shapiro. financial secretary Dave Robards George Miller. treasurer Martha Murphy Jack Schulte. trustees Jim Bristow Joe Thiel Woodrow Wilson. guard Julius Gordon Woodrow Lammers. Meeting aims to engage members in two-year term policy, contract writing, and duty to attend. Also notes residents visiting Kentucky for Decoration Day, and local personnel news including a marriage plan for Jack Schulte.
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Brighton Serew
Jane
Lora Nace
Dick Lang
Tom Wrigley
Ralph Wilson
Walter Kuhn
Ethel Slusher
Dorothy Shapiro
Dave Robards
George Miller
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