Liberal Weekly Council Meeting Notes and Editor Contact
The Greater Cincinnati area Liberal Weekly lists the executive board including Al Jordan Ray Tucker Elmer Kauffman Max Sien Rose Miles William Medick Hugo Klug and others. Subscription is $2.00 per year and the office contact is Rollin H. Everett at 606 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Rollin H. Everett
Bell Block
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohio
al Jordan
Ray Tucker
Elmer Kauffman
Max Sien
Rose Miles
William Medick
Hugo Klug
Clarence Rau
Willis Wilder
Earl Davis
Jerry Maxey
Arthur Hartmann
George Grigsby
Hay Lowder
Walter Grainger
Everett Hines
Isaac Bradshaw
Wilbert Porter
O. O. Howard
John Ferguson
Hats Off To Local 765 Union Battle In Cincinnati
Local 765 United Electrical Workers of America won a six month strike against Allis-Chalmers Co in Cincinnati. The victory counters strike breaking tactics and pressure from government favors and veteran scabs, signaling stronger future union strength and a move toward genuine collective bargaining.
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Cincinnati
United Electrical Workers of America
Allis-Chalmers Co
Allis-Chalmers
Norwood
765
Cemetery Workers Win Wage Rise at Spring Grove
The United Cemetery Workers accepted an 80 cent raise and a better vacation schedule from Spring Grove Cemetery. President Talmadge Zipperer said workers also rejected another company proposal that would weaken their union check-off.
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United Cemetery
Spring Grove
Talmadge Zipperer
Zipperer
Local Union Seeks One-Week Extension Of Contract
Members object to another firm proposal altering the contract expiration from October 2 to October 29. The union asks for a one week extension and retroactive wage alignment to the current expiration date.
Mrs Sepate Heads 2nd Ward PAC
Mrs Eva Sepate wife of Jos eph Sepate Amalgamated Clothing Workers business agent was elected chairman of the 12th Ward Political Action Committee at the Sept 26 meeting in UAW Hall. Re elected to carry duties of co chair and secretary treasurer was Mrs Fred Swenty. Public invited to next meeting 8 pm Oct 10 UAW Hall 2728 Vine street to plan final registration drive and election campaign activities.
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Eva Sepate
Joseph Sepate
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
12Th Ward
UAW
Fred Swenty
Vine Street
Novelty Workers to Meet Friday in Norwood
Local 256 Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers will hold a regular membership meeting at 8 p m on Friday October 11 at the Junior Order Hall Weyer Avenue Norwood Clarence Rau announced. A nominating committee will be elected to bring recommendations for new officers at the November meeting. Members urged to attend.
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Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Clarence Rau
Rau
Davis Claims GOP Uses Hitler Tactics in Power Grab
Democratic candidate Francis G. Davis denounces the GOP as using Nazi style techniques to brand opponents as Communist and seize control. He spoke Tuesday night at the Reading Democratic Club, calling prosperity at home the antidote to Communism and noting Judge Raymond J. Wilson also spoke about the bench's workings and his court experience.
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Davis
Gop
Hitler
Germany
Francis G. Davis
Congress
Reading
St. John’s Hall
Common Pleas
Raymond J. Wilson
Wilson
Common Pleas Bench
Public Judge and UAW 647 Propose Open House
Let Public Judge and UAW 647 offer Local 674 discuss reports that workers are slowing down. The union requests Chevrolet plant management declare an open house for public access to job activities to prove workers earn their pay.
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UAW
United Auto Workers
Chevrolet
Kispy Declares For Subsidies
G. Andrews Espy told the Waitresses' Union at the Linton Hotel on Oct. 1 that government subsidies must be maintained to keep prices affordable for low income groups. He blamed Congressman Charles Elston for high butter prices, noting Elston voted to cut subsidies and warning that near one dollar per pound could cause malnutrition for Cincinnati children.
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G. Andrews Espy
Waitresses’ Union
Linton Hotel
Espy
Cio-Pac
Congress
Charles Elston
Elston
Cincinnati
Death Penalty Debate on Rape and Deterrence
The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial calls for death for rapists arguing it would not deter crime. It notes misuses of capital punishment, warns of racial bias, and favors jail or wage reforms over harsher penalties. The piece questions civilized standards and contrasts southern state views.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
England
Ohio
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