Progressives Push Wright Plant Reopening Tie to Polls
The CIO-CIO-PAC effort champions Wright Plant reopening at Lockland as agency talks with Curtiss-Wright continue. Delegation of Greater Cincinnati unions to visit Washington aims to clear obstacles, while Rollin Everett campaigns emphasize labor strength and turnout to elect a pro union city leadership.
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Wright
Cincinnati
Washington
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Lockland
Greater
Arthur Hartmann
Rollin Everett
the Sun
Max Sien
George Meyer
Jerry Maxey
Wright Uaw Union
Ballot guidance for City Council race with candidate order
Instructions advise taking the ballot to polls and indicate PAC backed choices for a progressive City Council. It directs placing the numeral 1 before Rollin H Everett and 2 through 7 in front of the remaining candidates in any chosen order.
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Rollin H. Everett
Cto-Pac
Jack Kroll
Cio-Pac
Everett
Labor
PAC
Everett for City Council A Labor Leader’s Honest Fight
A Cincinnati News Guild tribute outlines Rollin H. Everett as a steadfast labor advocate and editor who rejects political theatrics. Guild members describe his integrity, hard work, and willingness to endure personal sacrifice to advance the progressive cause and labor’s representation in city government.
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Rollin Everett
United Labor
Labor
Hamilton County Political Action Committee
Ben Herman
Jack Methard
Kroll
Order of Choctaws
City Hall
Everett
Post
The
Guild
the Sun
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
Rollin H. Everett
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Progressive Labor
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Cincinnati Typographical Union
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Brotherhood of Railway
Mike
Patty
Peggy
Polly
Jas. S. McCaffrey
Albert D. Cash
Nathan Ransohoff
Elizabeth C. Reid
Charles P. Taft
N. Waldvogel
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