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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1946

Page

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Victory Pact Ends Six Month Allis-Chalmers Strike at Norwood

Local 765 United Electrical workers ended a six month strike at Allis-Chalmers Norwood after the company agreed to a strong contract. The deal removes sole right to decide grievances, credits strike time for vacation eligibility, boosts many job classifications, adds weekly incentive pay, enforces union dues check off, strengthens seniority and arbitration, and extends Norwood wage changes in line with other plants. The pact runs to April 15, 1948 with a victory celebration planned for returning workers.

Alis-Chalmers Co Norwood United

Voters urged to register by Monday for Nov. 5 election

Monday is the last day to register with polling places open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Hamilton County. All residents must be registered. age and residency requirements apply. Those who have moved or changed names must update registration and veterans should verify status.

Hamilton County Ohio

CIO Urges Wide Probe Into Meat and Dairy Prices

The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council calls for a federal state and city probe of meat shortages and asks the Decontrol Board to extend price controls to dairy and poultry. CIO leaders Ben Herman and Robert Davidson say rising prices exceed subsidies and middlemen profit, urging investigations into storage in Buffalo New York and Cincinnati.

Greater Ben Herman Robert Davidson CIO Herman and Davidson Buffalo New York Cincinnati

PAC Volunteers Sought for Victory Drive Across Hamilton County

A call for volunteers was issued by Jack Methard director of the Hamilton County Political Action Committee. He urged participation to defeat opposition in November and noted a large stock of door hanger literature. Contact ward organizers listed with names addresses and codes to receive materials and assist in canvassing within their wards and outside city limits.

Jack Methard Hamilton County Political Action Committee Methard Cleveland Maeker Sturdy Avenue Anna Finn Homer Avenue

Huffman accuses Bricker of labor smear in Ohio race

Senator James Huffman charges John Bricker with attempting to smear Ohio workers and unions and labels it sour grapes after GOP failures to win CIO support. He cites a letter from Republican headquarters seeking a CIO speech at Akrom and defends labor concerns as non subversive to American ideals.

Columbus James Huffman John W. Bricker Ohio CIO Huffman Republican National William Lavelle Ohio Cio Council Ohio Cio Akrom National Republican Committee

CIO-PAC Chief Kroll To Address Nation By Radio

Jack Koll director of the CIO Political Action Committee will broadcast a fifteen minute national address on October 11 at 10 45 p m Eastern Standard Time NBC granted the time to respond to charges from Republican National Committee Chairman Bra zilla Carroll Reece who called the PAC the spearhead of red reactionism and the liberal party in America.

National Broadcasting Company NBC Cio-Pac Republican National Committee Brazilla Carroll Reece Reece PAC Republican Party America

Jordan becomes father to a son named David Cordell

Jordan family welcomes new son David Cordell born early Wednesday October 2 weighing about 3 pounds at Bethesda Hospital. He is the second child for Sonior Jordan and his wife Margaret, who also have eight year old Donald Starr.

Albert C. Jordan Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council Margaret David Cordell Jordan Bethesda Hospital Jordans Donald Starr

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Allis-Chalmers Odverrk Margie Bacon Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Margie Labor Advisory Committee of OPA Washington Orville Sanderfield O’bryan Avenue Scott Ferguson Garden Lane Ray Mccintosh Windsor Avenue William Force Lincoln Avenue B. Matteheis Logan Street Ida Stopher Moerlein Joseph Lepate Bishop Avenue Victor Killar Langdon Court Louise Herring Glen Lodge Lane Selma Freck Dury Avenue George Grigsby Clinton Rose Miles Tremont Avenue Charles Moschel Wells Street Richard McMahon Kirby Avenue John Boggs Kings Run Drive Elmer Kauffman First Avenue Robert P. Mulvey Baltimore O. O. Howard Ashland Bricker Labor Kroll New York, N. Y Jack Koll Political Action Committee Sonior Jordan
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