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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1947

Page

5

UTSE News Auxiliary to Attend Detroit Conference

Members of Local 809 women's auxiliary join UTSE national workshop in Detroit May 31 and June 1. Attendees include Ellie Balk com Rosalie Manns Tessie Doe Al Alfretta Lathan Elizabeth Foster Lalitha Jordan with speakers from CIO Congress of Women's Auxiliaries Helen Blanchard and Willard Townsend scheduled to address.

809 UTSE Detroit Ellie Balkcom Rosalie Manns Tessie Doe al Alfretta Lathan Elizabeth Foster Lalitha Jordan Congress of Women’s Auxiliaries CIO Fave Iotices Lanse Dent Cnd Helen Blanchard Willard S. Townsend

Fur and Leather Workers Schedule Important Saturday Meeting

Local 214 fur and leather workers announce a 6 p m Saturday meeting at Lincoln Court Center to ratify demands from day and night shift department talks. The group vows to pressure for a favorable contract and to protest anti labor bills with letters to President Truman.

Fur and Leather Workers American Oak Leather Workers Lincoln Court Center Truman

Council workers urged to register as ACW plans discussed

Jack Kroll, manager of the Cincinnati Joint Board and national PAC director, spoke in Cincinnati this week with the local Amalgamated Clothing Workers about organizational plans and political matters affecting the ACWA and its members, Arthur Hartmann said.

Jack Kroll Cincinnati

Industry profits surge in 1947 first quarter

A Wall Street Journal survey shows profits of 149 major industrial firms rose sharply in the first quarter of 1947, with iron and steel up to 370 percent and railway equipment up 357.3 percent. Building materials, pulp and paper also climbed, while auto firms posted a loss due to strikes and shortages.

Wall Street New York Wall Street Journal Iron and Steel

Gardner-Richardson Co Snubs federal conciliator

Gardner-Richardson Co failed to attend a Friday May 16 meeting called by Edgar Warren director of the U S Conciliation Service to settle a strike that began April 1 with Local 1009 United Paper Workers. CIO regional director Robert Davidson said the conciliators will seek a new meeting date.

Gardner-Richardson Co Edgar Warren U. S. Conciliation Service Robert Davidson CIO Warren Washington Local 1009 United Paper Workers Davidson Gardner-Richardson SUN

Gas and Electric Co Expands Services in Cincinnati

Davidson reports the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. expands offerings to local residents, detailing new programs and service plans announced in the city. The filing highlights improvements in infrastructure and customer options.

Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co Davidson

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