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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1945

Page

7

United Steelworkers Local 3592 Challenges Intra Union Tactics

At the July meeting United Steelworkers Local 3592 challenged opponents to attend the next meeting with a copy of their supposedly signed contract for comparison with USA contracts. The group accuses Brotherhood officers of sowing confusion to attack bona-fide unionism and invites Brotherhood members to Blue Heaven Hall on July 2 for a clarifying session and elections. Ray Sowder leads the organizational campaign.

United Steelworkers Local 3592 Ohio Knife Company Brotherhood USA United. Steelworkers District 25 USA 3592 Blue Heaven Hall Hoffner and Colerain Avenues

1861 Picnic Set for August 5 at Ash Grove

The 1861 picnic committee led by Tiny Ludwig announces August 5 at Ash Grove two blocks from Greenhills bus stops. Sub-committees include concessions Walter Marx brew Otto Kruger refreshments Harold Braun recreation Bill Medick publicity Jake Rentschler music. A 8 3 Dayton Acme game showcased strong teamwork with Deacon Bland shaping a tough unit. Shoulder High Schroer hit a four bagger.

Ludwig Ash Grove Greenhills Compton Winton Walter Marx Otto Kruger Harold Braun Bill Medick Jake” Rentschler Dayton Acme Bland Schroer

White Collar Officers Will Be Chosen By Lunkenheimer Union

The United Steelworkers Local 3526 nominated officers for election at the July 2 meeting. Candidates include Ben Issler or John Gecks for president, Walter Vanover and Herman Hersh for vice president, and Edna Woelfel for recording secretary. Other posts include Mike Sieve, Chris Brauninger, Dewey White, Clifford Coldew ey, Arthur Naumann, Martha Rostock, Cathrine Grote, and Erwin Schubeler. James Steele urged membership growth and explained benefits of collective bargaining, seniority, vacation and sick leave improvements. Members not joining before charter renewal face a $3 fee. Loraine Covert reported on union-sponsored paper.

United Steelworkers Lunkenheimer Company Ben Issler John Gecks Walter Vanover Herman Hersh Edna Woelfel Mike Sieve Chris Brauninger Dewey White Clifford Coldewey Arthur Naumann Martha Rostock Cathrine Grote Erwin Schubeler James Steele USA Ray Sowder Sillopex Loraine Covert the Sun

Five Wildcat Strike Leaders Discharged at Andrews Steel

Five leaders in a recent wildcat strike at Andrews Steel Company Newport Kentucky were discharged under the union contract. Al Whitehouse United Steelworkers district director said the United Mine Workers district 50 instigated the action. The strike, sparked by alleged organizing and a disputed hearing, has ended with all plants operating normally.

Andrews Steel Company Newport al Whitehouse United Steelworkers of America Whitehouse United Mine Workers District 50 UMW Albert M. Foltz Steel Local 22 Foltz

Women at Home and Work in Buffalo Area War Era

The survey shows most women stay at home to support families. It notes 60 percent of working women in 1944 were employed before Pearl Harbor and that 50 percent more women expect to work after the war than those employed in Buffalo in 1940.

Pearl Harbor Buffalo

United Electrical Workers Picnic At Valley View Sunday

The United Electrical Workers Local 765 sponsors an all day picnic Sunday at Valley View Carmargo and Shawnee Roads with a motorcade from 2408 Harris Avenue Norwood at 9 p.m. Activities include dancing acrobatic acts egg throwing races tug of war baseball game and free sandwiches beer soft drinks and ice cream with adults paying a dollar at the gate.

United Electrical Workers Local 765 Valley View Carmargo Shawnee Harris Avenue Norwood Sonnyearth Ink Spots Bill Rhein Harry Overstake Art Furhman Charles Fagin Bill Fitzater Elmer Steinman Harry Prues Homer Cochran Madison Street

Stewards Back New Publishing Co. Purchase

The 766 Stewards Executive Council endorsed buying 30 shares of Peoples Publishing Co after Rollin Everett outlined the firm’s aims. Ed Donalson and George Tompson reported on Washington visits during Price Control Week. Hess praised wartime leadership and urged price control progress. Taft and Elston drew criticism for opposing wage and price controls. Herman Schwegman chaired.

UE Local 766 Peoples Publishing Co Executive Council Rollin Everett the Sun Ed Donalson George Tompson Washington William Hess Europe Hess Donalson and Thompson Charlies Elston Robert A.taft

Funeral services for Mrs Gen evieve Sepate

Mrs Genevieve Sepate wife of Joseph Sepate dies after long illness at Good Samaritan Hospital. Sepate, a business agent for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, resided at 1624 Hewit Avenue. Funeral services were held June 23.

Genevieve Sepate Joseph Sepate Good Samaritan Hospital Amalgamated Clothing Workers Hewit Avenue

Bragdon Named Executive Secretary for Mayor's Committee

Springfield editor Marshall H Bragdon was named executive secretary of the Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee by Dr Claude V Courter, the committee's executive chair. At the annual dinner Xavier Union House in Springfield Robert Weaver of the America Council on Race Relations urged full employment and a housing program to reduce race frictions.

Marshall H. Bragdon Springfield Mass Claude V. Courter Bragdon Xavier Union House Robert Weaver Chicago America Council On Race Relations

1728 Contract Ratified at Lunkenheimer Plant

The membership of USA Local 1728 ratified the new contract now in effect at the Lunkenheimer plant. Negotiators were James Gallagher and A Whitehouse, with Whitehouse as district director. The Powell Valve Company contract was signed and member ratification expected this week with Bis hop and Whitehouse representing the union.

USA Lunkenheimer Whitehouse James Gallagher Powell Valve Company Bishop

We Are All Brothers film shown at Pants Makers Local 135

At a meeting of Pants Makers Local 135 part of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, a film strip We Are All Brothers on discrimination was shown. Walter Millard, secretary of Adult Education Council, provided running commentary as the Public Affairs pamphlet Races of Mankind was distributed. Roy Beck is business agent for this local, Russell Ravencraft president, and Hilda Schuler secretary.

Amalgamated Clothing Workers Organization We Are All Brothers Pants Makers Local Adult Education Council Walter Millard Roy Beck Lecal Russell Ravencraft Hilda Schuler Sec

Delayed interview with Nazi Ambassador Hans Thomsen abroad

The Washington Daily News published a delayed interview with Nazi Ambassador Hans Thomsen before departure from the United States. Thomsen claimed media hostility and asserted a bias against German aims, reflecting wartime propaganda tensions.

Washington Daily News Hans Thomsen America Maziemre

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