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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
3
UE Local 757 officers were thanked at a regular meeting for their service to members. President McKinley Davis and VP Helen Ferguson had appeared before the WLB in Cleveland awaiting a directive order. Davis urged patience while awaiting action and auditors reported 1943 and 1944 finances.
D. J. O'Conor, president, said production at Formica Insulation Co. should continue through 1945 at a level equal to 1943 and 1944. Workers are members of Local 757, UK. He forecast postwar demand for laminated plastics and reported 1944 net sales of 15,000,364 with a net profit of 475,275.
James Marsh district UE representative learns from Pvt Delmar Phelps that reported injuries in Belgium were in error. Phelps says his only hardship was lack of bath and clothes for over three weeks on the front with a glider division. Sergt Wesley Bodkin, another Marsh son-in-law, serves in France with a quartermaster division.
Mrs. Paul Keith of the machine shop has a leave to visit her husband wounded in France in a Missouri hospital. Mrs. Sham Sannin has returned to work after a minor operation. Mrs. Ruth Roberts has returned from visiting her son in the Navy in California.
WCKY at 2 45 p m Saturday features Jobs for Tomorrow on unions in wartime food production and allied industries. WSAI at 5 45 p m Saturday discusses the new south and its fight to repeal the unfair poll tax on Labor USA. WLW at 12 15 p m Sunday outlines the need for better housing with Sen. Robert F. Wagner as speaker on America United.
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild backed a two-cent per capita political action fund in city and state elections, arguing for labor support amid bills affecting workers. They renewed The SUN subscription, approved a 10-cent per capita for the Southern Ohio District Council, and endorsed national Guild contract minimums with $65 for reporters and $40 for stenographers.
The article lists S&S mF Sampson Clarence Heitzmann Art Koenig Leo Hirti Edward Carberry Hub Logan Harry Schaurer E B Radcliffe Tom Mercer Ray Nott and Lusby as prominent individuals featured in the page’s social register.
The Consumer Conference of Greater Cincinnati endorses a plan by C O Sherrill to collect a three percent sales tax via a five dollar stamp book system. Merchants would issue stamps at purchase and monthly totals would balance with sales records. Sherrill tallies Ohio loses at about 20 million dollars yearly.
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