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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1946

Page

6

CIO Council Warns Monopolies Have Access To Atomic Secrets

Dr. Samuel Rappoport warned at a Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council meeting that the US muzzled scientists yet let monopolies like Dow Chemical Dupont Eastman Kodak access atomic secrets. He cited 2 billion dollars spent and predicted rapid spread of atomic energy worldwide. He urged public demand for peaceful aims over monopoly power.

United States Samuel Rappoport University of Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council Dow Chemical Dupont Eastman Kodak

Allis-Chalmers Strike Enters Tenth Week

Local 765 United Electrical and Radio Workers report the Allis-Chalmers strike in its tenth week with peaceful picketing nationwide. Cincinnati plant faces injunction. company case to ban all picketing scheduled before Judge Chase M. Davies.

Allis-Chalmers United Electrical and Radio Workers Emerson Sonnycalb Sonnycalb Allis- Chalmers Cincinnati Chase M. Davies

Win Butcher's Supply Strike Ends With 18 Percent Increase

United Steel workers announced a settlement at Cincinnati Butchers Supply Co after a long strike. The 60 workers will receive an 18 percent raise, maintenance of membership and checkoff, one week of vacation for one-year employees, and two weeks for those with over five years, plus other benefits.

United

CIO Brings Suit On Vets Vacation

Meyer Bernstein of the CIO Veterans Committee says the CIO will press the case in court. Joseph Koleynzki and William Wisniewski sue Seyler Manufacturing Co of Etna Pa under the Selective Service Act for denying armed forces time in computing vacation pay. Koleynzki claims ten years with five in service entitle two weeks vacation rather than one.

Meyer Bernstein CIO Veterans Committee CIO Fight For Veterans Joseph Koleynzki William Wisniewski Seyler Manufacturing Co Etna Kolcynzki

Ninth Ward Credentials Fight Complicates Election Watch

The SUN reports the Board of Elections will issue a report on its investigation as it goes to press. In the 13th Ward Abe Segal supporters failed to obtain credentials from Democratic officials to watch balloting and counting. Polls are staffed by both party organizations as a longstanding practice.

Page Board of Elections The SUN Abe Segal Democratic Board of Election Democrats Republicans

Special meeting set for May 23 on contract vote

Formica notes a special meeting will be held Thursday May 23 at 3953 Spring Grove Avenue to vote on a new contract. All members are urged to attend and the meeting starts at 8 p.m. The local redoubles efforts for the Allis Chalmers workers canned goods campaign. Bob Moeller has recovered from a hand injury and announced a pending marriage in St Louis on June 29. Agnes Brannen to Oliver Gaines and Alberta Bernhardt to Frank Carboy announce engagements from the inspection department. Congratulating the group.

Spring Grove Avenue Allis-Chalmers Bob Moeller St. Louis Agnes Brannen Oliver Gaines Alberta Bernhardt Frank Carboy

Novelty Workers Local 256 Raises Cancer Fund Total

Local 256, Plaything, Jewelry and Novelty Workers completed the cancer fund drive with a final tally of 91.67 dollars. Clarence Rau praised the result as a success, while Phil Miller noted the successful canned goods drive for Allis-Chalmers workers and an additional 50 dollars contribution. Delegates John Sink James Wolfram and Clarence Rau left Monday for the national convention in Atlantic City.

Local 256 Clarence Rau Local Phil Miller Allis-Chalmers John Sink James Wolfram Atlantic City

Win Barge Election Success for National Maritime Union

The NMU reports a union win on Union Barge Lines with 94 of 157 voters casting ballots. Sixty two percent favored the union two voted against 35 and one vote voided with one challenged. Negotiations for a contract start now. Nationwide strike voting has 17 000 of 25 000 cast and 13 days left. Herron notes broad support for a strike.

National Maritime Union Frederick Herron Cincinnati Union NMU Herron

Democracy as Evolving Process Quote from Hastie

The quotation emphasizes democracy as ongoing change rather than a fixed state. It warns that liberty and equality grow when all people participate in governance to the fullest extent, highlighting perpetual struggle as essential to democratic life.

William H. Hastie

Sir A Ramaswami Mudaliar to Speak at UN Association

The United Nations Association of Cincinnati announced that Sir A Ramaswami Mudaliar, president of the Social and Economic Council of the United Nations, will speak at the association's introductory meeting. The event is at 8 p m on Saturday June 8 in Walnut Hills High School Auditorium Blair Avenue. Admission is free and the public is urged to attend.

The United Nations Association of Cincinnati Sir A. Ramaswami Mudaliar Social and Economic Council of United Nations Walnut Hills High School Blair Avenue

Miss Bess Myerson to Address Transport Workers Convention

Miss Bess Myerson of New York City winner of the 1945 Atlantic City Beauty Contest will be guest speaker at the United Transport and Service Employees Association Fifth Biennial Convention in Chicago June 3 to 7. She will urge greater racial tolerance and has campaigned publicly against religious and racial prejudice. Also on the program are CIO official James B. Carey and UAW president Walter P. Ruether. UTSEA Local 809 filed a wage demand for a 14 cent per hour increase this week with Cincinnati Union Terminal Company.

Bess Myerson New York City Atlantic City United Transport and Service Employes Association Chicago Miss Myerson Frank Sinatra Beeen James B. Carey CIO Walter P. Ruether United Auto Workers

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