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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1945

Page

2

Bring Our Boys Home First Says SeamanUnion

New York NMU officers denounce government use of troop ships for commercial runs and British transfers. They call emergency national council meeting to plan action to return U S troops home, citing the Kins Point Victory crew walkout and ships diverted to British and China Australia routes.

Seaman Union New York Nazi, Maritime Union CIO Indonesia NMU U S Frederick N. Myers Kinspoint Victory Jersey City N. J Marseilles France

Everett for Council gains labor union support list

Trainmen and four locals of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers join a broad union backing for Everett. The Everett for Council Committee includes vice chairs and treasurer Bess Withrow, with members from Peoples Church United Auto Workers United Electric Workers Amalgamated Clothing Workers United Steelworkers and many others.

Herbert S. Bigelow Peoples Church Jerry Maxey United Auto Workers Waldo Stager United Electric Workers Arthur Hartmann Amalgamated Clothing Workers al Whitehouse United Steelworkers Bess Withrow Roy Beck Theodore M. Berry Arthur Bishop William Black Virgil Brewsaugh Earl Davis McKinley Davis Emma Ferrara Martin Finn Wiliam Force Howard Forkner Lester S. French James Gallagher Walter Grainger George Grigsby Ben Herman Glenn Hess Max Hirsch Julius Holzberg

Cincinnati Gas Lets Mrs Coady Fry 200 Eggs

A witty note praises Cincinnati gas as cheap and capable of powering Mrs Coady to fry 200 eggs for a penny's worth of gas. It contrasts gas quality with breakfast options and mentions Cincinnati rates.

Cincinnati Illinois Richard

Republicans Snub NAACP In Local Council Debate

The NAACP and other groups were snubbed by Republican council candidates who did not send a representative to a Sunday meeting at the Linn Street Community Center. Labor and independent contenders urged open discussion while warning votes for Republicans oppose housing, labor, and the New Deal program. A Church-Labor meeting was postponed to November 13 at the YWCA to discuss issues with local candidates.

National Association For Advancement of Colored People Council Linn Street League of Women Voters Woman’s City Club The Civic Club Rollin H. Everett NAACP Charter Group YWCA Walnut Sts George Buxinger

Labor issues discussed by Philip Murray on WSAI

Philip Murray speaks on labor issues in a Monday night program on WSAI at 10 p.m. The broadcast covers union perspectives and current workplace matters.

Philip Murray WSAI

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Hawaii Alaska Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Mr. Everett Everett Clyde P. Johnson Progressive Citizens Committee Marie Hopper Carl R. Johnson al Jordan Elmer Kauffman Victor Keller William Kircher Ann Klein John E. Krebs Simon Kuhn William Lampert Jim Lehman Russell Lusby Louis Maio James Marsh Louise McCarren James McLendon Marco Meccia William Medick Perry Metcalf Ollie Moore Chester Nichols Odessa Rakestraw Fred Rasser Clarence Rau Robert Rhodes Joseph Lara Robert E. Coady Amazon Avenue Clifton St. (J.g R. E. Coady U. S Franklin D. Roosevelt W. H. G. Carter Independent Council Church-Labor Group Carroll Lane Dress Shop Vine ST Cooper’s Dunn ST Lockland E. Eighth St Cherry Premier Press Company Ohio Cincinnati Gas & Elecisic Company
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