Hartmann Unopposed For Greater Cincinnati Union Council President
Arthur Hartmann associate manager of the Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Workers is the unopposed candidate for president of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council. He was nominated by retiring president Ben Herman who declined renomination. Election of Hartmann and officers set for the first December meeting.
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Arthur Hartmann
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Greater Cincinnati
Elmer Kauffman
Joe Mulvey
USA
Jess Smith
ACWA
Ceil Engelke
Ray Tucker
Waldo Stager
al Jordan
William Black
Claude Sampson
CNG
Walter Grainger
Earl Davis
UTSEA
Clarence Rau
George Kuhl
PPNW
Calvin Frech
UAW
Herman Dickerson
Harry Brumett
IFLWU
Russel Quackenbush
TWU
Jordan
Esther
Convention Aides Seek Continuation of CLO Political Action
A CIO annual convention in Chicago will consider continuing the CLO Political Action Committee. Ben Herman of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council won approval of the resolution urging ongoing political activity to back Roosevelt and progressive candidates. Delegates aim to keep ward and precinct leadership engaged and note the wartime voting victory benefited liberty-loving peoples and fighting men who voted despite disfranchisement efforts.
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CLO
CIO
Chicagoy
Ben Herman
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Council
PAC
C.10
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Hubbies Night Work Is Subject at Xavier University
A Sunday meeting at Xavier University will discuss why union men are out at night and absent from home. The talk at 8:15 p.m. features Rev. Richard T. Deters S J director of the Institute of Social Order and of the Labor School speaking in the university library on Victory Parkway at Dana Avenue.
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Xavier University
Richard T. Deters S .J
Institute of Social Order
Labor School
University
Victory Parkway
Dana Avenue
USA Wins Steel Plant Union Vote at Sawbrook
The Sawbrook Steel Casting Co in Lockland held a vote this week with 218 workers voting yes to unionize and 198 voting no. Ray Sowder directed the organizational drive for the union.
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Ica
Sawbrook Steel Casting Co
Lockland
USA
Ray Sowder
Democrats Forecast Leadership Change After Lausche Victory
Hamilton County Democrats react to Cleveland Mayor Frank Lausche winning Ohio governor and discuss awakening the party from stagnation. PAC leader Jack Kroll signals support for liberal candidates from either party while pushing reform of the Democratic leadership with emphasis on replacing Bill Leonard. An early move may be led by Albert D. Cash to rebuild ward and precinct work and address Taft race underperformances.
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Hamilton County
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Ohio
Jack Kroll
PAC
CIO
Bill Leonard
William J. Leonard
James Huffman
Lausche
Leonard
Roosevelt
Columbus
Washington
Albert D. Cash
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Sun Newspaper Ad Listing Roosevelt Support
An advertising note from The Sun of Cincinnati promoting Roosevelt and other progressive candidates. It lists a subscription price of 2 dollars per year and provides the address at 306 Bell Block and 606 Vine Street.
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Bell Block
Vine St
Plans for SUN circulation growth in Cincinnati area
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council outlines plans to expand The SUN beyond union readers, aiming for general interest news alongside union content. The paper has surpassed 30,000 in six months and will feature coverage of Hamilton County legislators, city council actions, and broader progressive topics. Ben Herman was authorized to appoint a circulation committee to sell subscriptions outside CIO unions.
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the Sun
Greater Cincinnati
CIO
Greater
Hamilton County
Ben Herman
CIO Council
War News Brief Sparks Hope for Returning Soldiers
Fragmentary OCR notes promise that sacrifices will not be in vain and that returning troops will find jobs and a secure life. The brief hints at a great victory and continues on another page.
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Hartmann
City Council
Amer
Democrats
Kroll
Crats
Assail Leonard
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