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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1946

Page

5

Auto Workers Plan Reports At November 15 Meeting

Joe White and veterans committee expect a favorable update on the vacation pay issue after a Washington meeting with General Omar Bradley. The Norwood gathering at Oddfellows Hall will also hear reports from GM council delegates and Cleveland sub council representatives.

Joe White Veterans Committee Washington Omar Bradley Veterans Administration Bradley Joe Oddfellows Hall Montgomery Road Norwood GM Council Detroit Cleveland

Nominating Meeting Set for Local 8 Officers 1947

Under Local 8 Amalgamated Lithographers guidance the Nominating Committee will convene at 8 p m Friday Nov 15 at 305 Hazen Bridge to nominate officers for the two year term beginning 1947 Wilfred Porter Local 8 president says committee members are Joseph Buchwald Ray Pullman Ed Langerman Gino Bellani Thomas Newbauer and James Ramsey Three candidates for president are Porter McDonald Gill Bradshaw Taylor and Hundemer for vice president Carl Berding Marion Kingery Howard Lubbert and Buchwald for recording secretary George Weinman and Langerman for financial secretary Charles Fischer and Ramsey for inspector and for Executive Board representatives Kingery George Arthur Richard Fischer Charles Hallman and Leo Massman with artists White Kramer Cotten and Manning engravers Berger Berding and Schoch Jr camera operators Rush Schrage Phillips and Wickfeld strippers Gill McDonald Bradshaw Langerman and Schoettlekotte plate makers Ed Martin Isaak Pullman Alvin Thompson Al Schwarz John Donald Elmer Chriest Charles Davis and Joseph Brodbuck press department Steinman Burns Fernbach Murphy Harlan and Kamp bake press helpers and feeders Griffith Lindsey and Christy and general workers Buchwald Bradshaw Newbauer Gill Ramsey all listed as delegates to CIO Industrial Union Council.

Local 8 Hazen Bridge Wilfred Porter Joseph Buchwald Ray Pullman Ed Langerman Gino Bellani Thomas Newbauer James Ramsey William McDonald Hansel Gill Isaac Bradshaw William Taylor Frank Hundemer Carl Berding Marion Kingery Howard Lubbert George Weinman Charles Fischer Robert Schrage Carl Bergman Ray Lotz Inside Sentinel Arthur George Richard Fischer Charles Hallman Leo Massman Charles White Frank Kramer Leroy Cotten Marie Manning William Berger Emil Schoch, Jr Earl Rush Floyd Phillips Gordon Wickfeld William Ruff Henry Schoettlekotte Ed Martin Clarence Isaak Alvin Thompson al Schwarz John Donald Elmer Chriest Charles Davis Joseph Brodbuck Elmer Steinman Parrish Burns Paul Fernbach John Murphy Elliot Harlan Bernie Kampbake Martha Griffith Cornelia Lindsey Melvin Christy General Workers CIO Industrial Union Council

Election Will Be Held Saturday at Eagle Hall Madisonville

Local 17 calls a special meeting at 2 30 p m Saturday November 9 at Eagle Hall Whetsel Avenue Madisonville to elect officers nominated at the last meeting and discuss the 1947 contract. Anna Finn leads relief efforts and by laws. Clarence Mullins wins a grievance and Joe Niehaus receives back pay. Bowling scores stay strong as timber busters dominate Friday games. Members voted Tuesday November 5 for Ohio's best interests.

Eagle Hall Whetsel Avenue Madisonville Anna Finn Relief Committee Anna Omar Ellis Aas Clarence Mullins Joe Niehaus Joe Clarence Alta Tucker Mike Gross Edward Hall Cecil Daniels Timber Busters Ohio

Fur and Leather Workers Get Election Day Off

Members of Local 214 Fur and Leather Workers Union were granted election day, Tuesday November 5, off by American Oak Leather Co for working at the polls, as stated by George Banister this week.

Fur and Leather Workers Union American Oak Leather Co George Banister

Members urged to vote as 650 pledge support for progressives

Banister reported a strong turnout as members pledged to vote for progressive candidates. The Nov 2 meeting named Phil Parr as the business agent, signaling a united effort to influence the election and workers' destiny.

Banister Phil Parr

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