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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1946

Page

7

United Steelworkers to Host Christmas Dance December 21

Local 310 and Local 2416 announce a Christmas party on December 21 at Cumminsville Veterans Hall Colerain and Blue Rock. Tickets are $2 including dancing beer and refreshments. Entertainment features Pep Golden Dance Academy performances with ticket sales led by Local 310 committee and stewards in each department.

William Black Ed Zuech Paul Klosterman Cliff Duecker Marian Grear Cumminsville Veterans Hall Colerain Blue Rock

Ohio TB toll drops with Christmas Seals drive

Ohio faces tuberculosis losses every three hours, prompting a public health appeal to buy Christmas Seals to fund prevention and care efforts.

Ohio

Local 2416 Plans Christmas Party and Union Debate

The Local 2416 United Steelworkers announce a December 21 Christmas party and dance with a planning committee to be appointed at the next meeting. Recording secretary Louis Hellmuth urges member participation and notes focus on refreshments entertainment and decorations. He also critiques Cincinnati smoke abatement talks calling for action over delay.

United Steelworkers of America Louis Hellmuth Hellmuth

Local 51 Office Workers to Nominate Officers Friday

United Office and Professional Workers Local 51 will meet at 7 30 p m Friday December 6 at the Friars Club at Ohio and McMillan streets to nominate and elect officers for the coming year Elmer Martin president says also on the agenda is discussion of separate charters for the insurance clerical and social workers units He notes similar actions in other cities and says thorough discussion is expected.

United Office and Professional Workers Friars Club Ohio McMillan Streets Elmer Martin Martin

Paper Workers Start Gardner Negotiations

Negotiations begin Tuesday, November 26 between Local 1009 United Paper Workers and Gardner Richardson Co. led by George Bradford. The union seeks double time on Sundays, time and a half on Saturdays, six paid holidays, triple time on holidays worked, a 15 cent general raise with night differentials, and expanded vacation with 52 hours after one to three years and 104 hours after three or more years. The bargaining committee includes Bradford, Logan, Grasso, Sander, Apke, Moore, Masters, Peterson, Mullins, Mason, Montgomery, and Herman Apke. A membership meeting is set for Monday, December 9 at 7 30 p.m. at 208 Dunn Street, Lockland.

United Paper Workers The Gardner-Richardson Co George Bradford Carton Bradford Logan [Off Frank Grasso Fred Sander George Apke Conrad Moore Farrell Masters Elmer Peterson Betty Mullins Chester Mason Gerald Montgomery Herman Apke

United Steel Workers Ballot Set for December 10 at Junior Order Hall

The notice announces a December 10 election for United Steel Workers international officers plus district director and delegates to the CIO convention. Polls run 4 to 9 p.m. at Jr. Order Hall 3938 Spring Grove Ave. Also notes a regular meeting December 21 at 3 p.m. and shares editorials about Local 1861 leadership and member updates.

United Steelworkers International CIO Jr. Order Hall

Novelty Workers Drive Led by Jack Methard

Novelty Workers Methard Sparks Organization Local 256 reports progress on an organizing drive now led by Jack Methard, with meetings planned. Clarence Rau says Methard attended the Executive Board on Nov 25 and said several contacts have been made in novelty plants. A membership meeting is set for 8 p.m. Friday Dec 13 at the Jr. Order Hall Norwood to nominate officers, Executive Board members for 1947 and delegates to the Industrial Union Council.

Jack Methard Hamilton County Pac Clarence Rau Methard Jr. Order Hall Weyer Avenue Norwood Industrial Union Council

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Southern van A. Bittner Sec Treas George F. Addes United Auto Workers David J. McDonald United Steelworkers Allan S. Haywood Federated Pictures Gladys Haubner USA Pep Golden Dance Academy E. Eighth St Cherry Premier Press Company Cincinnati Dunn Street Lockland William Medick Grove Avenue al Jones 1861 Andy Kummer Smith Waldron Carl Bruns Shorty Hirlinger Methard Sparks Oakley Buding and Loan Co Madison Madison Rd Oakley John Schwarz E. McMillan Gexueine By Emerson Dunlap Rollman’s
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