Whitehouse Re elected Kentucky State CIO Council President
Al Whitehouse was re elected by acclamation to an eighth term as president of the Kentucky State CIO Council at the Ashland convention closing on October 31. More than 200 delegates gathered to back labor goals and oppose restrictive legislation while R Fred Foss cited favorable laws won by labor.
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Kentucky
CIO Council
al Whitehouse
CIO
Commonwealth
State Cio Council
Ashland
R. Fred Foss
Kentucky Council
Two-Year Term Details For Twelve Vice Presidents
The report lists twelve vice presidents including William H. Beatty from Louisville, Arthur Bishop of Covington, Alva Bush of Ashland, Leor Cerney of Paducah, Raymond Catlett of Louisville, Ernie Dunnav, and others. It notes ties to President Whitehouse and mentions Phil Clowes, R J Thomas, John Brophy in CIO related roles and organization efforts.
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William H. Beatty
Louisville
Arthur Bishop
Covington
Alva Bush
Ashland
Leor.Cerney
Paducah
Raymond Catlett
Ernie Dunnav
Sides
Whitehouse
Phil Clowes
R. J. Thomas
CIO
John Brophy
James
Whitehouse lauded by Kentucky CIO leaders at Ashland rally
Leading Kentucky Democrats and Senator-elect Virgil Chapman praised Al Whitehouse president of the Kentucky CIO Council for backing the Democratic ticket. The CIO PAC campaign climaxed with Whitehouse’s October 30 radio address in Ashland as leaders from Louisville Catlettsburg and South Portsmouth lauded gains in Kentucky unions and labor efforts while approving resolutions urging support for Truman era policies and opposing Taft Hartley tactics.
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Kentucky
Virgil Chapman
al Whitehouse
Kentucky Cio Council
Kentucky Pac
CIO
Senator Chapman
Cio-Pac
Whitehouse
Ashland
Portsmouth
R. E. Lyon
Louisville
John E. Meeks
Hagar Patton
Catlettsburg
Emma Sauer
Jillian Yadon
Labor Victory Widens Democratic Control in Elections
The article credits labor unity and Truman’s campaign as key factors in Democratic gains, noting defeats of labor foes nationwide. Local wins include Dan Tehan becoming sheriff, Brent Spence’s reelection, and Stephen M. Young defeating George Bender, with Lausche victorious in Hamilton County.
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Kentucky
Brent Spence
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
George Bender
Lausche
Hamilton County
Gov. Herbert
Workmen's Compensation Guidance From Local 1861
Advice on Workmen's Compensation emphasizes immediate injury reporting and potential infection risk. Local 1861 outlines member support with Emerson Mahan J B Posey Irwin Lauck and the writer ready to assist with questions. The group praises the Entertainment Committee led by Andy Busam for a successful annual dance while noting the Sick Committee's recent inactivity due to information gaps.
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Emerson Mahan
J. B. Posey
Irwin Lauck
Entertainment Committee
Wagner Receives CIO Community Services Award
President Truman joined CIO leaders at a New York dinner honoring Senator Robert F. Wagner who was formally presented with the CIO Community Services Committee award.
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New York
Pres
Truman
CIO Pres
Philip Murray
Robert F. Wagner
CIO Community Services Committee
Wagner Receives Philip Murray Award For Welfare Efforts
The Community Services Committee honored Senator Robert F. Wagner with the Philip Murray award for outstanding health and welfare contributions. Wagner’s son Robert F. Wagner Jr. accepted the award on his father's behalf. A $10,000 scholarship fund in Wagner’s name was also created for social economics and welfare studies, presented by committee chairman Irving Abramson. Murray praised Wagner as a major force behind progressive legislation. Labor leaders Emil Rieve and Jacob Potofsky lauded Wagner as a real friend of workers.
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Community Services Committee
Philip Murray
Wagner
Robert F. Wagner Jr
Irving Abramson
Murray
America
Pres
Emil Rieve
Textile Workers Union
Jacob S. Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Labor
Canco Bowling Standings Amid Three-Week Stretch
With three weeks left in the first round of the three stage league the standings show Hast's Five in front by one game over Dammel's and Utrecht's Five known as the Lefthanders in third. Fred Gunkel leads three game totals with 658 while Niemer's Five has the top five man total at 2641. standings list Hasz's Dammel's Utrecht's Niemer's Rentschler's Grimm's Gray's Gunkel's Jansen's Zanitsch's Palmer's Mulvey's.
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Canco
Hast
Dammel
Utrecht
Fred Gunkel
Niemer
Hasz
Rentschler
Grimm
Gray
Gunkel
Jansen
Zanitsch
Palmer
Mulvey
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Ky. Cio
Wor
Gee _ P. Weaver
George C. Burton
Industrial Relations
William B. Taylor
Robert F. Kirk
Martin Wagner
Lake Erie- Ohio River
United Nations Appeal
Robert Denyam
Taft-Hartley
United Political Front
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Dewey
Kroll
Jack Kroll
National Cio-Pac
William Black
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Robert Roulston
AFL Upholsters’ Union
United Labor Committee
Jack Methard
PAC
Ben Herman
Robert J. Davidson
John J. Druffel Jr
Dan Tehan
Spence Young Win
Nat Kieffer
Brentwood
N. Y
American Communications Assn
Peter Curran
Mackay Radio & Telegraph
Arrow
Curran
Federated Pictures
Harold Braun
USA
Andy Busam
Sen. Wagner
Ing
Madison Sq. Garden
St.Wapner
Roosevelt
Zipper Repsik
Kathman’s
Goodyear Shoe Repair
West Fifth St
Dr. Scholis
John Hast
Reading Road
Glenway Avenue
Madison Road
W. Seventh, Covington
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