Everett Urged for City Council by Local 28 Vote
Division 10 Long Lines and CWA urge members of Local 28 to vote Rollin Everett number 1 in the Cincinnati City Council race. The notice also covers Local 28 revised Rules, a nominating period, state CIO activities, rejoiners in Dayton, and a Castle Farm dance success with Miss Telephone Girl 1949 results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Everett
CIO
Everett
Cincinnati
Jacob Clayman
Ohio Cio Council
State Council
CWA
Castle Farm
Judy West
Ellen Vail
Polyte
Katie Tomlins
Wit Kern
Charles Brosey
Elmer Perzel
Auto workers join reception with CIO leaders in Cincinnati
SK CWA president Joseph Beirne and vice-president Thomas Jones stopped in Cincinnati on the way to the CIO convention in Cleveland to attend a dance. Local 674 workers joined the event and were warmly welcomed by local 28 officers. The hosts hoped the evening was enjoyable for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Joseph Beirne
Thomas Jones
Cincinnati
CIO
Cleveland
Retired Clothing Workers Organize in Cincinnati Meeting
About 100 former Amalgamated Clothing Workers members met at union headquarters in Cincinnati to organize a formal retiree group led by Sam Gottlieb as president and Alvarna Jacoby as secretary. Jack Kroll urged continued political action and unity among senior members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. W. Marsh
Dayton
Ohio
Jack Ahlers
Kroll
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
ACWA
Cincinnati
Union
Ben Herman
Arthur Hartmann
Marco Meccia
Henry Seibert
Walter Grainger
Jack Kroll
Cincinnati Joint Board
Amalgamated
Sam Gottlieb
Dent
Alvarna Jacoby
Local 392 Changes Meeting Date to November 13
The next Local 392 meeting moves from the usual date to Sunday November 13. It will start at 10 a.m. at Central Turners Hall 1407 Walnut Street Cincinnati with the meeting hall unavailable on the normal date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners Hall
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Union Must Educate New Members Says Arwood
An open letter to Local 392 Educational Committee urges outreach to 250 to 300 new members. It argues for written literature on local history, union rights, and benefits gained through collective bargaining, stressing education beyond sworn-in status and dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Committee
Union May Strike At Powell Value
Union Local 1858 may strike at the William Powell Co after failed pension insurance plan talks. Union seeks a 15 percent package increase with 6c hourly wage rise and 10c divided 6c for pension and 4c for non contributory social insurance. Company offers 6c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
William Powell Co
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Local 28
By R. W. Schellenberg
Ba Ws
Corkie Durham
State
Clayman
George P. Bocelet
Mgr
Union Headquarters
Brotherhood Bldg
Vine St
Cooper’s
Mill Street Lockland
Neighborhood Buyers Guide
Camp
Washington
Wood
Colerain Ave
Elmwood
Kirby
Valley Hardware CO
Madisonville
Plainville Rd
Norwood
AGN
Main Ave
NUE
Montgomery Rd
Melrose
Oakley
Brothers
Madison Rd
G. Koehl, Inc
St. Bernard
Heller Radio & Appliance Hotpoint — Admiral — Fada
Vine Street
Capitol
Walnut Hills
A. & N. Furniture and Appliance CO
Frigidaire Bugs
ST. Wo
Jodburn
Atlas Motors Inc
DODGE
Plymouth
Dodge Trucks
Rax
Trailmobile Local
Arwood
James Arwood
UAW
Crow Eaters
Murray
U.S. Steel
Powell
Club Flamingo
Greater
Hemlock
York ST
Newport, KY
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl G Broadway
The
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
John Schwarz
E. McMillan
Phil
Aufdemkampe
Breeman Avenue
Sales & Service
Central Parkway
Brighton
E. Eighth St
Cherry
Premier Press
L. S. Ross
Iouks Ave
Evanston
U.A.W
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