Electrical Workers Local 757 Delegates Set for District Council
Mae Rist reports UE Local 757 delegates McKinley Davis Helen Ferguson and Elmer Kauffman will attend the United Electrical Workers District Council meeting in Cleveland on Oct 16 and 17 Elmer Kauffman also seeks District Executive Board nomination An alternate named arth is noted after the Community Chest Banquet at the Madisonville Orphans Home.
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Mae Rist
United Electrical Workers District Council
Cleveland
Elmer Kauffman
McKinley Davis
Helen Ferguson
Arth
Community Chest Guests Attend Local Shop Committee Event
The shop committee, supported by the Community Chest, hosted guests last Tuesday to acknowledge contributions and show appreciation for support.
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Community Chest
UE 766 Denounces Atomic Energy Directive at GE Plants
UE Local 766 denounces the Atomic Energy Commission directive against recognizing the union at General Electric plants as part of Taft Hartley efforts. The statement accuses the act of destroying free trade unions, vows to continue organizing, and aims to defeat lawmakers who voted for Taft Hartley in upcoming elections.
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Atomic Energy Commission
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
General Electric
Ue- 766
America
Germany
David E. Lilienthal
Charles E. Wilson
Poll Says Workers Oppose Taft-Hartley Act
Elmo Roper poll for Fortune magazine shows union voters oppose the Taft-Hartley act by about two to one, challenging claims that rank and file unionists favor the measure. The survey, described in the New York Herald Tribune, highlights a wide gap between union members and their leaders on the law.
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New York
Fred Hartley
Elmo Roper
Fortune Magazine
Roper
New York Herald Tribune
Industry Faces Split on Cutting Prices or Output
New York Times reports unnamed leaders of U S industry met in a closed session to decide whether to cut production or lower prices. Their efforts yielded little agreement, with a history of curtailing output via layoffs to curb demand and maintain high prices.
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New York
New York Times
The
Times
Bonds And School Levy Drive Near For 1948 Election
The article outlines bond issues for libraries and street improvements, a court house annex funding, and notes economist critiques of war-time profits. It reports on PAC and community chest support, a five point GOTV plan, and requests for volunteers to act as poll workers and witnesses on election night.
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Community Chest
Jack Methard
Phone Workers Hear Wagner On Wage Proposals At AUTW Meet
Earl T. Wagner a labor endorsed Democrat from the Second District will address Local 28 AUTW during October meetings with a film by Jack Methard CIO PAC director. The talk outlines ATandT wage proposals for outside maintenance and other groups and notes a Cincinnati conference Oct 9 10. Local PAC urges contributions and membership cards.
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Earl T. Wagner
Crystal Room
Linton
Jack Methard
Cio-Pac
Cincinnati
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Clothing Workers to Hear Wagner and Johnson
All Clothing Workers locals will hear either Morse Johnson Democratic candidate for Congress from the First District or Earl T. Wagner Democratic candidate from the Second Congressional District at October meetings, ACW officials said. Miss Emma Ferrara education director of At will show a film titled How Congress.
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All Clothing Workers
Morse Johnson
Congress
Earl T. Wagner
ACW
Emma Ferrara
Powers of Congress screening at Hamilton County meeting
After the meeting, Jack Methard the Hamilton County CIO PAC Director presented the film Powers of Congress. Refreshments were served.
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Jack Methard
Hamilton County Ciopac
Powers of Congress
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R. W. Schellenberg
Political Action Committee
Local 28
AUTW
Cambridge
Dayton
Columbus
Newark
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Werk’s Corner Delicatessen Choice
Hamilton Ave
Kirby
Wagner and Johnson
S St
Fine Crain
Queen City Photo Supplies Inc
Sixth ST
Cherry
John Schwarz
E. McMillan
E. Eighth St
Premier Press Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
Schramm
Rugh, Inc
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Palace Hotel
DR. Pollack
WKRC
WCKY
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Union Headquarters
Brotherhood Bldg
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