Nominate Jordan For President Of CIO Council Unopposed
Jordan Al of United Steelworkers was nominated unopposed for president of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council by the Nominating Committee. Arthur Hartmann declined renomination. Other unopposed nominations were made for vice president secretary treasurer recording secretary and executive board seats for various locals with a December 5 election date.
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Jordan
CIO Council
al Jordan
United Steelworkers
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Arthur Hartmann
Ray Tucker
VERMW
Fin. Secy
Treas
Elmer Kauffman
Rec. Secy
Max Sien
CNG
Ray Sowder
USA
ACW
Walter Grainger
Claude Sampson
Clarence Rau
UPMW
Jerry Maxey
UAW
George Grigsby
FLW
Hugo Klug
UOPWA
Ida Stopher
Willis Wilder
Earl Davis
UTSEA
Sgt. At Arms
Everett Hines
Rose Miles
Carl Thiele
William Medick
Paper Workers Local 98 To Hold December Meeting
Paper Workers Organizing Committee Local 98 will meet at Moose Hall Mills avenue Norwood at 1 30 p m Saturday December. The docket includes nominating and electing a recording secretary to replace Miss Clare Huenefela who recently left the company. The secretary will serve as reporter for the local and contribute union news to The Sun, per president Roy G Cozart.
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Paper Workers Organizing Committee
Local 98
Moose Hall
Mills Avenue
Norwood
Decki
Clare Huenefela
Roy G. Cozart
The
SUN
Veterans urged to join Formica Union veterans committee
The Formica Insulation Co Veterans Committee calls World War I and II vets to attend first Tuesday meetings at the union hall. A recreation fund is planned to fund dances and activities to show unity, with a plea to share experiences and push for higher wages and job security through proper channels.
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Veterans Committee of
Formica Insulation Co
U. S. Marine
Parris Island
Gil's Undertakings Highlight Collective Effort
The text emphasizes joint efforts across all undertakings led by Gil, underscoring inclusive participation and shared responsibility among everyone involved. It points to a collaborative approach guiding future actions and decisions.
Thanksgiving Reflections On Victory And Returning Soldiers
Formica recalls a grateful Thanksgiving after World War II ending with Allied victory. He praises the world’s decisive defeat of a murderous gang and notes many war leaders died rather than face tribunals. He thanks returning servicemen including Hollis Ball and Jess McMillian for resuming work, while Arnold Laubernds recovers from a leg injury.
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U.S. A
Revy Balkin
Bessie Ball
Jess McMillian
Hollis Ball
Arnold Laubernds
Mrs. Sonnycalb Resigns to Lead Spencer Health Garments
Mrs. Margaret Sonnycalb left United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers on Nov. 15 after years as an organizer. She will be Cincinnati representative for Spencer, Inc. health and posture garments for women to gain more time with her four daughters. She plans future Union activity and aims to organize UK Auxiliaries.
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Margaret Sonnycalb
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
Cincinnati
Spencer, Inc
Sonnycalb
Gratitude For Survival Of Long Hospital Stay
The subject expresses gratitude for being alive after an 11 month hospital stay. Despite a slight limp, he moves well and remains active in daily life. He previously served as a diligent shop steward before enlisting in the service.
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Arles
FEP
Hamilton Ave
Northside
Union Newspapers
Union Stationery
Sycamore Street
Main
U. E. News
Eddie Hines
Veterans Committee
Toa
Gil
Formica Notes
By al Thielan
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl & Broadway
All the Family
Cincin
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