Cincinnatians Elected to UE District Executive Board
Two Cincinnati men Elmer H Kauffman Local 757 and Elmer Eiseman Local 766 were elected to the District Executive Board at the United Electrical Workers District Seven quarterly meeting. The session at Hotel Allerton Cleveland spanned Oct 15 16 with Local 757 delegates McKinley Davis Elmer Kauffman Helen Ferguson and Carl Flach among attendees. Delegates and guests included international officers before the UN American Activities Committee in Washington and the Evansville Ind incident involving a United Electrical Local. A resolution on political act was among those passed.
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Cincinnati
Elmer H. Kauffman
Elmer Eiseman
United Electrical Workers District
Allerton
Cleveland
McKinley Davis
Elmer Kauffman
Helen Ferguson
Carl Flach
Kauffman
Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Evansville, Ind
United Electrical
Local 757 Elects New Officers and Plans Dues Checks
At the October 7 meeting UE Local 757 elected Orville Criswell to the Executive Board and as a trustee, with Carl Flach chosen as delegate to the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council. James A. Matles reported on hearings. stewards were asked to submit department time clock numbers for monthly dues checkoff.
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Orville Criswell
Local 757
Carl Flach
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Elmer Kauffman
Formica Softball Team Receives Jackets for Season Wins
Formica Softball Team members are awarded jackets after eight wins and two losses. Eddie Driscoll is singled out for one hit games and a no hitter. Managers Ackley and players listed include G Ackley Mgr H Jones J Engel P Frey L Meyer E Kuenle L Anderson and others. Ackley hospitalizes ten days after thumb operation. Cecil Long celebrates daughter Barbara Ann with cigars. Dorothy Conley Teague has a baby boy. Mildred Hehl becomes a grandmother as Donna Rose is born.
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Eddie Driscoll
G. Ackley
Mgr
H. Jones
J. Engel
P. Frey
L. Meyer
E. Kuenle
L. Anderson
O. Meadows
E. Ruehl
H. Smith
A. Helb
B. Hudson
R. Hauser
G. Bode
E. Driscoll
C. Merrill
Formica
Ackley
Cecil Long
Barbara Ann
Louise
Inspection Department
Dorothy Conley Teague
Mildred Hehl
Stock Two Department
Donna Rose
Paperworkers Local 98 Delegates Report On Convention
Delegates from Paperworkers Local 98 will report on the convention with president Roy Cozart and vice president Bud Hoffman to lead the briefing and answer questions. Local officials will review outcomes, decisions, and upcoming contract negotiations.
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Roy Cozart
Bud Hoffman
Inquirer Editorial Continues Labor Public Education Debate
The editorial defends labor aims and attacks the Enquirer for bias while recounting local events. Jane Ackley and Charles Henninger plan to wed October 23, Rita Wittkamp married Robert Wittkamp in Covington with a Bridgetown reception. Local 98 reports at its Buffalo convention and bowling scores highlight a busy community scene.
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Jane Ackley
Payroll Department
Women’s Bowling League
Charles Henninger
Rita Jean
Robert Wittkamp
Covington
Joseph Robertus
Bridgetown
cil Endorses None for Presidency Urges Vote for All Members
The organization endorsed no candidate for the presidency and urged members to vote for their preferred choices. It also notes ongoing lengthy discussions regarding the district's strike fund.
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Cil
District Council to hear fund plan report in January meeting
Plans for the fund’s function were outlined and to be reported on at the District Council’s January session. The agenda centers on how the fund will operate and support future projects.
FTC Orders Waterman Ink Ad Stop Over Super-Performance Claim
The Federal Trade Commission said Waterman agreed to halt advertising that its Blue Black Ink writes three times more words per bottle unless proof supports the claim. The agency noted Waterman is reputable but the proof is not available.
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Washington
Waterman’s
Federal Trade Commission
Johnson Wagner Speak At Meeting Of Lithographers
Morse Johnson and Earl Wagner, Democrats for Congress from the First and Second Districts, spoke at the October meeting of Local 8 Amalgamated Lithographers. The event highlighted opponents Elston and Hess and their stance on the Taft-Hartley Law, with Rollin Everett of The SUN observing.
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Morse Johnson
Earl Wagner
Elston
Hess
Rollin Everett
SUN 2
Labor Chief Debates Dewey on Social Progress Plan
Chairman George M. Harrison of the Truman BARKLEY Labor Committee criticized Dewey for wavering on labor legislation. Harrison cited a Pittsburgh pledge to elevate the Labor Department but noted Dewey later proposed a separate social progress department and transferring the wage hour division.
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George M. Harrison
Truman-Barkley Labor Committee
Harrison
Dewey
Pittsburgh
Labor Dept
Commerce and Agriculture
Department of “Social Progress
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