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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1949

Page

3

Local Steelworkers donate to strike relief effort

At the November meeting members voted to donate the local profits from a recent fundraiser to the strike relief fund, bringing total donations to just over $500. The note highlights ongoing aid to out of work workers at Ryerson Steel and Newport Rolling Mill, and urges continued contributions.

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Local 674 Urges Union Support at Meeting

At a recent gathering Mary Lou Sauer and Larry Williams of the newly chartered International Union of Electrical Workers thanked UAW members for cooperation and moral support in organizing efforts and urged UEW members to remain with the parent organization and vote CIO.

Ue-Cio Mary Lou Sauer Larry Williams International Union of Electrical Workers UAW UEW CIO

News Guild Dinner Meeting at Gibson Hotel

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild plans a dinner meeting at the Gibson ballroom on Wednesday December 14 starting 6 15 p m chaired by Eleanor Bell former guild president. The event includes a brief business session entertainment and a get acquainted program for guild members only Rollin Everett reports clinics nearly complete departmental meetings have been valuable in raising contract concerns Contracts with Times Star and Post expire March 1 notice to reopen due by January 1 negotiations to follow soon after.

al Jordan Canco Jim Robb District 30 Arnold Campo West Coast Angelo Bottone Brooklyn Murray Latimer Jordan Ohio Cio Cincinnati Tee Charlie Dooley Carl Mapes Canco Credit Union Ralph Fritsch Rollin Everett CIO Gil Crawford Everett Eddie Shannon Martin Sand Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Gibson Ballroom Eleanor Bell Guild Times- Star and Post

Housing Act Goes Into Operation

President Truman approves loans totaling 20.3 million dollars and the Public Housing Administration announces funding for 108 communities across 27 states plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The plan will fund 134,500 low rent homes with construction to begin in the next two years, while funds remain to support another 100 local housing authorities pending requests.

Pres. Truman Public Housing Administration States District of Columbia Puerto Rico John T. Egan Egan

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