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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1947
Page
5
The United Steelworkers Can Committee reached a supplemental agreement with American Can on a learner program for the milling machine department. Plant manager C R Thomson noted the company’s large investment in advertising for mill mechanics with limited success. He praised his colleague Rollin Everett for promoting voter registration door to door.
Local 1895 backs Rollin Everett and the Charter slate in November elections citing their labor advocacy and council experience. The piece notes learner programs to return to work, promotions for fast learners, and honors a night shift selection of Carl Autenreith as second night committeeman. It also evokes sympathy for Ed Webb after a Kentucky farm fire and profiles inventor and ex-employee. Local events include meetings and welcome backs for staff.
Sen Claude Pepper of Florida stands as the lone senator among 25 southern peers to vote 100 percent on 18 key issues in the first session of the 80th Congress. The Southern Patriot cites Taft-Hartley tax relief Bilbo Lilienthal portal pay and foreign aid among the issues.
The piece highlights Tom Woodall and notes a desire to feature many interesting people in the group. It mentions a publicity blurb praising lastex and suit fabric and hints at a forthcoming swim suit model without providing an address or name.
The United Labor Civic Committee of Norwood endorses the entire Democratic ticket for Norwood elections. Ed Tepe leads the slate for mayor, opposing Taft Hartley and urging repeal, higher city employee wages, and a pro labor platform. Open meeting Friday Oct 24 at the Jr. Order Hall on Weyrer avenue announced by John Wise.
The Norwood Labor Committee endorses Joseph Sheay for 4th Ward Councilman and John Deilers for Council president, with Leonard Koi sen as treasurer and others for at large, 6th Ward, and city solicitor. The group reports broad ward coverage, 16 to 17 unions active, and plans to keep the committee as a permanent body. An October 17 talk in Mt. Auburn features a British MP, with a dinner option, ads inviting public attendance.
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