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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1949

Page

3

Organizing Progress and Labor Activities in Local 28

The Greater Cincinnati locals report shows Local 28 improving union organization from 70 to 82 percent in the traffic department, 79 percent overall, with non member signs ups urged across several locality units including Cincinnati and Dayton. The piece notes potential Saturday work rotation negotiations, prodding members to vote and register, and recounts attendance at Labor events featuring Maurice Tobin with calls for PAC support.

R. W. Schellenberg Botkins Cambridge Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Gallipolis Mewark Portsmouth Springfield Williamstown Executive Committee National Office

Local 12 Hosts Free Basket Picnic for Members

Local 12 of the Brewery Workers plans a free basket picnic for members and families on June 5 at Burns Grove North Bend and Cheviot Road. John Dehner business agent says this is the first annual event with members bringing their own food while refreshments are free. Smitty's Band and others provide entertainment as a large turnout is expected.

Burns Grove North Bend Cheviot Road John Dehner Smitty

Labor paper appeal and personal notes in The Sun

The Sun urges CIO members to support the paper with advertising to aid labor news coverage for city and state elections. Neda Waits mourns her dog Smoky. Johnny Armstrong’s move improves punctuality and lunch-hour visits. Local anglers Bristow Lusher Schulte Ogborn Lang are teased about fishing.

CIO Sun Neda Smoky Johnny Armstrong Jim Bristow Joe Lusher Jack Schulte Earl Ogborn Dick Lang

A Safety Check Prevents A Wreck

The May rule of the Month stresses vehicle maintenance as the Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association joins the Traffic Safety Council and Police Department to promote safe driving. National Safety Council data show 16 percent of fatal accidents in 1947 involved vehicle defects such as brakes lights and tires.

Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association Traffic Safety Council Police Department National Safety Council

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Chooses Red Top Brewery Meeting Site

The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild will meet at 7 30 p m on Wednesday May 25 at Red Top Brewery 1747 Central Avenue President Robert Stevens announced after the Executive Board meeting A tour of the brewery will precede a short business session followed by a beer reception Entertainment chair Bob Debo arranged the party Delegates to the American Newspaper Guild convention in Columbus the week of June 27 will be proposed by the Executive Board including George Rose and Everett executive secretary Strong emphasis on improving local contract negotiations and coordination with Post management plan for staffing duties highlighted the agenda.

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Red Top Central Avenue Robert Stevens Bob Debo Stevens George Brackmann Irwin Bauer Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Terra Haute Ind Cleveland George Rose Times-Star Post Rit Everett American Newspaper Guild Columbus

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