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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1946

Page

3

Union Meetings Scheduled Across Local Halls This October

Union locals including Local 260 at 15 Vine Street Local 175 310 and 1861 set meetings in October with varied times from 1 p m to 8 p m across Newport Lithographers and Fur and Leather Workers among others. Specific addresses include 1735 Carulsinet 3928 Spring Grove Avenue 108 W Central Parkway and 1408 Harris Ave Norwood with many sessions in late October.

Central Avenue Newport Redman Hall

Wace wage boosts reach 275 Eljer workers

In Los Angeles the United Steelworkers impact is announced as Eljer Mfg Co raises pay by 2,700 dollars monthly for 275 employees after bargaining wins. The action reflects organized labor gains amid ongoing negotiations between the company and union representatives.

Los Angeles Eljer Mfg. Co

Registration Draws Praise By Methard

Hamilton County Political Action Committee hailed a record registration drive in Cincinnati as proof residents will vote on November 5 against Elston Hess and Taft.PAC Director Jack Methard credited volunteers for the large turnout and thanked all who participated.

Tion Committee Elston Hess Taft

Volunteer drive targets new election day turnout

A speaker urged volunteers to set a new vote record as the next goal for election work and encouraged others to join the effort.

Food prospects good for civilian supply in 1947 says Agriculture Dept

The Agriculture Department reports civilian food prospects for 1947 are as good as 1946. Per capita consumption is estimated 15 percent higher than prewar levels. Total food supply will decline slightly but civilian use rises to about 60 percent while exports and armed forces take smaller shares.

Washington Agriculture Dept U. S

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