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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1946

Page

6

UTSE News Gym Class Set Up For Local 809 Members

Local 809 members will have an hour weekly at Lincoln Center for a gym class created by Joe Williams and Join Wal ler. The first session occurred on Tuesday Oct 1 with ping pong volleyball basketball and swimming. The Women’s Auxiliary hosts turkey dinners at 1550 Linn Street on Oct 5. Brother Edward Latham suffered a severe knee injury last week while chasing a train. recovery is progressing. R R Holmes of Local 501 won an international union citation for turning in a jewel case with over 15000 in gems found at Grand Central Station and was named Red Cap of the Month for September.

United Transport Service Joe Williams Waller Lincoln Center Williams Walley Linn Street Frances Brown Edward Latham R. R. Holmes New York City The International Union Brother Holmes New York Grand Central Station Depot Police

UE Conference Urges Truman to Lead Meat Industry

The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers meet at the Metropole Hotel and urge President Truman to take control of the meat industry to curb price gouging during the crisis. James J. Mattes warns that price control failure harms workers while CIO endorsed candidates pressure for policy action and labor's role in peace.

Truman Harry 5S. Truman United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Metropole James J. Mattes

Formica Notes And Selections From The Plant

Sick list updates include Ann Sebree still unwell and Edith Curtis improving at the Tuberculosis Hospital who welcomes visitors. A locked door mystery remains. Jake Slavik injured cutting his left hand finger. Elmer Thomas welcomes a baby girl Donna Kay born Sept 26 at St Marys. Ossie Bryant fathers his fourth child a girl born Oct 1 at home. Clara Odenbeck engaged to Bob Miller. At a Metropole Hotel stewards conference James Matles led CIO PAC endorsing candidates and criticizing Congressman Elston. A company profit and cost film was shown. Philadelphia strife noted. Mildred Loveless leaves plant to be a housewife.

Ann Sebree Edith Curtis Mae Rist Jake Slavik Elmer Thomas St. Mary's Hospital Donna Kay Thomas Elmer Tom Shipping Dept Cupid Formica

Union Leaves Push for Registration and Raley Vote

Elmer Kauffman of Local 757 Electric notes campaign to elect Talmadge Raley, CIO PAC endorsed for Ohio Legislature. Leaflets at shop gate urge registration by Oct 7 and vote on Nov 5, arguing labor’s gains depend on replacing incumbent reps Hess and Elston.

Albert C. Jordan Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council Talmadge Raley Davis William Hess Ohio Cincinnati Ing Raley

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Utse News By Nathaniel Jordan Labor Nati Pres. Truman AFL Boris Shishkin Frederick Reissig Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America Sec Walter White Nati. Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People James Carey Ela Federated Pictures Matles Joe Kres UE Pac Arthur Garfield Cio-Pac G. Andrews Espy Charles Elston Francis G. Davis Ernest J. Waits Rollin H. Everett Congress Waits FEPC CIO Watts Formica Notes Helen Ferguson Stel PAC James Matles Organization Elston OPA Philadelpha Dane Loveless Mildred Mammoth Outlet Freeman Ave United Electrical, Radio 6 Machine Workers Local Cpt Loe Ings Ed Elmer Kauffman Kauffman Hess Blue Dawn Beauty Salon Wava & Oren Standiford Madison Rd Madisonville O. BR Men & Boys Clothing Lockland, Ohio Hamilton Ave Northside Frances M. Howell Maysville Guild Weaver W. McMillan Paris
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