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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1946

Page

7

Arbitration Appointments In Formica Dispute At UE News

A. C. Lappin of Detroit is named third party in the Rhoders case and Prof. H. Francis Byrd sits on the maintenance case arbitration. Hearings for both cases will occur soon as layoffs loom due to loss of GM and Ford orders and aluminum gear pricing challenges. The union urges veterans to join and members to increase strike fund contributions amid ongoing labor actions.

A. C. Lappin Detroit Rhoders H. Francis Byrd Ford Formica

Local 757 Members Mourn Death of Willis Rist

The officers and members express sympathy to Mae Rist recording secretary as Willis Rist died on March 19 after a long illness. The note thanks Shaun Fannin Eugene Clark Robert Mueller Jack Lenzer Nancy Newton James Lynch Robert Tarter Clinton Burkhardt Lillian Odenbeck Hazel Gordon Dorothy Bolam and Emer Kauffman of Local 757 for blood donations to help save his life.

United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Mae Rist Willis Mrs. Rist Shaun Fannin Eugene Clark Robert Mueller Jack Lenzer Nancy Newton James Lynch Robert Tarter Clinton Burkhardt Lillian Odenbeck Hazel Gordon Dorothy Bolam Emer Kauffman Local 757 Huband

Limit Reached in Victory Loan Bond Purchases

Investors pressed to the limit in purchasing Victory Loan Bonds as public subscription closes. Officials reported strong demand from individuals and institutions, with high participation in several counties and major cities across the state.

766 Delegate Will Attend Peace Meet

Howard Jones of Local 766 will attend a Peace Conference in Washington DC on April 5 6 7 called by liberal progressive congressional leaders Talmadge Raley said the time has come for labor to speak out against Churchill and US war-mongers Bailey attacked big stick atom bomb policies and monopolies urging preservation of peace through the Big 3 coalition

Washington, D. C Jones Talmadge Tom) Raley Raley Churchill Britain Bailey Standard Oil Iran China Big 3

Clothing Workers Donate 100000 to GM Strikers

In New York the Amalgamated Clothing Workers presented a 100000 check to the United Auto Workers as a major relief gift for GM strike families. CWU president Sidney Hillman called the strike outcome vital to organized labor.

New York General Motors United Auto Workers Amalgamated Clothing Workers Sidney Hillman Clothing Workers

Isolationist Nye Fails In Comeback

Former Senator Gerald P. Nye, a longtime isolationist, finished last at the Republican state convention in Bismarck March 13. Milton R. Young won the nominating ballot with 195 votes, followed by Dr. George Schatz with 151 and Nye with 34. Young had been appointed in 1945 after John Moses died.

Bismarck N. D Gerald P. Nye America Nye Milton R. Young Young George Schatz John Moses

United Steelworkers Plan Meeting Over Relief Measures

A mass United Steelworkers meeting is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday at Emery Auditorium announced by Al Whitehouse District 25 director Wives and husbands of members are invited A new strike relief system focuses on food to keep families from hunger eviction or loss of gas or electricity Whitehouse said relief is funded by international supporters and district plants Speakers cited GM and GE strikes as proof the union can prevail while small firms are urged to join and fund relief through USA Hall at 8 West McMicken Street

United Steelworker Emery Auditorium al Whitehouse District 25 Whitehouse the International USA Hell West McMicken Street Keith Building General Motors General Electric U. S. Steel Aluminum Industries Lunkenheimer Bickford Tool Huenefeld

Co op reports increased volume at annual meeting

The Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reported a three million dollar rise in business volume for the past year despite operating hampered conditions. John Sims, operating manager, presented the findings at the Columbus gathering. Murray D. Lincoln urged stronger progressive programs to avert future war amid monopoly capitalism concerns.

Columbus Farm Bureau Cooperative Association John Sims Murray D. Lincoln Cooperative League of the USA America Mr. Lincoln

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UE News Elmer Kauffman Formica Notes The Oakley Building and Loan Co Madison Ideal Home Outfitters Vine St Queen Optical Co Palace Theatre East Cincinnati Howard Jones Senator Bullhead National Labor Service Jarvis United Steelworkers Emery Amorini Custom Tailors Madison Rd Jefferson Dre 5. Pollack Schantz, Haley Stepher Opp Enquirer Zone Aufdemkampe Freeman Avenue Parkway Zapper Kathman Goodyear West Fifth St Dr. Schotie Appliances Lply Cromwell Cromwell Auto Accessories
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