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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1948

Page

7

Everett Warns UAW-674 Of Payroll Tax Dangers

At Oddfellows Hall Cincinnati area union meets as Councilman Rollin Everett urges members to vote in November, arguing city payroll taxes unfairly burden the least able to pay and proposing sales tax funding instead. He cites Ohio’s $100 million treasury surplus and urges support for state lawmakers who will allocate funds fairly. The meeting ends with crowding and procedural disruptions. officials call for quiet, recognition before speaking, and orderly conduct. Henry Anderson noted for unusual luck in the Chevrolet plant with a lighthearted aside.

Oddfellows Hall Rollin Everett Jim Clark Everett Cincinnati Ohio

Local 98 Notes Birthday Wishes and News

The union notes Loretta Cook forelady in the Cutting Room has a birthday on Sunday June 27. Mary Shelton received a diamond last week. Eddie Berger a cutter leaves July 4 for a month in California, noted for gardening skills and tasty radishes. everyone wishes him a grand time.

Loretta Cook Mary Shelton Eddie Berger California Eddie

Episcopal Group Hears Whitehouse at Summer Conference

Al Whitehouse United Steel workers' district director spoke at the Episcopal summer conference for young adults in Germantown Colorado. He credited labor unions for America's high living standards and education system, and described labor religion conferences linking clergy and workers on social and economic issues.

Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio al Whitehouse United Steelworkers Episcopal Germantown Whitehouse America

GM UAW Bargaining Election Planned for GM Plant

The NLRB directs a bargaining rights election for about 2500 GM Hamilton plant production and maintenance workers to be held by July 15. UAW petitioned the board four months ago and expects to win 80 percent or more of votes, says international representative Lewis Strickland.

General Motors Hamilton NLRB United Auto Workers Lewis Strickland

Union Loyalty at Brighton Screw Local Reelects Lora Nace

Noah Webster’s union creed contrasts lax members with those who keep up dues and efforts. Brighton Screw local reelects president Lora Nace by a wide margin, pledging unity and continued work for workers’ rights under his leadership and a solid slate of officers and committees.

Brighton Screw Lora Nace

Reelect Jones President of Can Local 1861

Bill Posey and Joe Uehlern report the Can Local 1861 meeting election results with Al Jones named president and Joseph Uehlein as vice president. Officers include Posey recording secretary Triemplar financial secretary Mulvey treasurer and Shivel guide. Committeemen listed. Met Life rep McGinn spoke on the new Can Co plan. Picnic set for July 3 at Strickers Grove.

Reelect Jones Can Local USA J. B. Posey Albert Triemplar Robert Mulvey Fred Schiller Andrew Busam Joseph Cullen George Shivel Charles Bland Irwin Lauck Joseph Uehlein Harold Braun Emm °N Mahan Carl Autenrieth McGinn Metropolitan Group Insurance Canco Insurance Strickers Grove

Leon Bolinger Elected President of Local 1858

Leon Bolinger was elected the new president of Local 1858 United Steelworkers at the June 18 regular membership meeting. Offi cers for two-year terms include August Noth as vice president Oscar Karthoff recording secretary Orville Brabender financial secretary John Adams treasurer Robert Kroger guide Andy Booker Wilbur Jones guards Alfred Boggeman Matt Sohmers William Drischel trustees. Grievance Committee for Plant 1 Alvin Brech Fred Sohmer Jr Bolinger and Gregory Hump pert for Plant 2 Norbert Litchfield Walter G. Scott Sr Fred Phillipps and Charles Carter. The vote cast Friday was the largest in the local’s history.

Leon Bolinger United Steelworkers August Noth Oscar Karhoff Orville Brabender John Adams Robert Kroger Andy Booker Wilbur Jones Alfred Boggeman Matt Sohmers William Drischel Alvin Brech Fred Sohmer Jr Gregory Humpert Norbert Litchfield Walter G. Scott, Sr Fred Phillipps Charles Carter

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