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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
8
A CYCLONE page one tribute lauds Johnny Kelley for courage and dedication as a Union committeeman and soldier. The piece praises his heart, perseverance, and humility, noting his injuries in duty and belief that true value comes from accomplishing the job rather than medals.
Readers learn of residents E Arnold and B Kennedy moving to Lockland Heights. Foundry No. 2 third shift welcomes M Wilburn and M Blackstone back. M Orr’s husband in England hospitalized. members express sympathy. Foundry Breakfast Dance held about two weeks ago was a success.
The bargaining office lists new stewards and chief stewards certified from February 24 to March 3. Workers from various foundries attend a lively gathering as Uncle Sammy looms in, BoBo Clark taunts with tales of the Hole, and a Red Cross drive looms for the next meeting.
Two Green Beach workers shift changes after induction plans Earl Sizemore to report March 9 and John Gosney to leave soon. Earl Goetz father of Mary Margaret born Feb 1 at St Elizabeth Hospital with mother and baby doing well. George Kirschbaum also becomes a proud father with a new baby on the Green Line.
Eileen Kirk, Bernie Locke, and Mat Grinker of the Green Line committee inform the correspondent that under current plans this month's party activities will proceed as scheduled. The group emphasizes coordination and community engagement for the event.
Fred Jamison, a Cincinnati union member and brother of Carroll Jamison Local 647, won the Second Marine Division middleweight boxing championship at a Pacific base. Carroll notes Fred’s pride in unions and his unit’s work. Also, 1943 injury downtime equaled 38 days of shipbuilding and aircraft industry shutdowns per the National Safety Council.
Personal notes report Mr and Mrs Dan McClellan marking their third anniversary with gifts from Local 647 and Sept. 845 and 847 coworkers. A gala event at the Owl's Clubroom featured an After Hours Club cocktail toss and visiting guests from Hamilton, Ohio enjoying the night from 2 PM to midnight.
Ralph Mueller plans to join the military and seeks help with his rabbit business. Chief Steward Cahill searches for an assistant for a new venture at Ault Park as spring approaches. Joe Holt is advised to refine his publicity and improve his literary presentation.
Curiy idurris says he has been worried since the Safety Dept donated a box of powder to keep the shine off his head. Al De Noma is quoted as anxious to get off the gravy train.
Local 647 members, including Miss Francis Chrisholm and P. Henry Thompson, prepare for military service as Chrisholm heads to the Women's Army Corps and Thompson to the US Army. Betty Cord from Foundry No 1 is highlighted for wartime support, while readers are urged to donate to the Red Cross and consider personal commitment to aid.
A closing line urges gratitude for efforts and promises a return next week. The speaker acknowledges hard work and defers judgment, aiming to leave readers with a courteous, hopeful note.
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