Clothing Workers Enroll 28 In New Members Course
Twenty eight new members of locals allied with the Cincinnati Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Workers have registered for a new members course sponsored by the Joint Board Educational Director Miss Emma Ferrara announced this week. The four class four week program covers the history financing and administration of the union prior to initiation into locals. Eighteen of the students attended the first class.
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Cincinnati Joint Board
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Emma Ferrara
Monday visit of J B S Hardman in Cincinnati
Former editor of The Advance and official publication Amalgamated Clothing Workers will be in Cincinnati Monday for a speaking engagement. The event is listed in local notices with emphasis on labor press figures and national reach.
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J. B. S. Hardman
the Advance
The
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
and the Nation
Cincinnati
Certificates Awarded by Local 113 Initiation
Six certificates were awarded to new members of Local 113 at their November meeting. The certificates mark completion of the course led by Miss Ferrara in October. Recipients were Richard Beckman Ella Cox Bertha Price Marie Ranshaw and Virginia Peterson from Hyde Park Clothes overcoat department of the Cincinnati Joint Board ACW. Hardman will dine with the Joint Board directors before the meeting at Lerman's Restaurant. He formerly edited The Advance and served as director of cultural activities for the Clothing Workers union.
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Ferrara
Paul Horton
Richard Beckman
Ella Cox
Bertha Price
Marie Ranshaw
Virginia Peterson
Hyde Park
Hardman
Joint Board
Lerman
the Advance
The
Clothing Workers
Fight TB Buy Christmas Seals in 1948
The 1948 Christmas Seal promotes Anti Tuberculosis League funding for X ray programs TB clinics health clubs and health education across 75 years. Grants include Roosevelt College $5000 New School for Social Research $2080 Cornell University $2000 Howard University and a $1000 award to Dr. Frank Graham president of the University of North Carolina. The foundation invites Harold Laski to speak.
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Anti- Tuberculosis League
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Harold Laski
Work futures discussed by Local 175 Amalga mated Clothing Workers
Members of Local 175, Amalga mated Clothing Workers, heard Henry Seibert of the Cincinnati Joint Board on shirt industry prospects at their Nov 16 meeting. Arthur Hartmann of the Cincinnati Joint Board said wage improvements depend on national union actions. Election for a union shop at Versailles Mfg Co Lexington Ky is announced with a parallel benefits agreement pending ratification. Seibert has spent months in Lexington for the election and Kroll of the Cincinnati Joint Board helped with settlements and coordination.
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Henry Seibert
Cincinnati Joint Board
Thur Hartmann
Cinsinnati Joint Board
ACW
Mack Shirt Co
Seibert
Hartmann
Versailles Mfg. Co
Lexington
Hyde Park Clothes, Inc
Newport
Cincinnati
Coatmakers
Jack Kroll
Sidney Hillman Awards Declared By Foundation
New York announces the first Sidney Hillman Foundation awards. President Jacob S. Potofsky of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers (CIO) outlines 1948 49 grants including scholarships and a prize for service. Additional funds cover lectures on unions and labor management research from the Hillman legacy.
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New York
Sidney Hillman Foundation
Pres
Jacob S. Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Hillman
U. S
The
Foundation
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