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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1947
Page
3
Union headquarters at 1015 Vine Street hosts joint board and directors meetings in late October and early November. Various locals including Gocal, Bocal, Local 757 Formica, Local 766 King Machine, and United Steelworkers hold sessions at multiple venues with dates from Oct 24 to Nov 7.
Textile Workers Local 138 calls a meeting at 10 a m Sunday Nov 2 at the Blade Annex Elmwood Local 210 meets at 2 p m Sunday Oct 26 at 208 Dunn Street Lockland Retail and Wholesale Employees Local 390 holds a meeting at 3 p m Friday Nov 7 in Room 206 1013 Vine Street.
The Political Revels of 1947 is set for Wednesday October 29 at the Hotel Gibson Roof Garden. Robert Portune directs a program critical of Cincinnati politics and national price concerns with music for dancing and a ballot theme. Executive Board members include William H. Black and Al Whitehouse.
TheEu Nati Symphony Orchestra and his band present a PAC event with Tables for eight or ten. Reservations can be made by calling the PAC office at 901 Keith Bidg MA in 1959.
Cincinnati labor leaders back the University of Cincinnati ballot measure in the November election. Morris Edwards, chair of the Citizens Committee for the University, says the committee supports the university’s campaign for city income to fund the world’s largest municipal university.
Herbert S. Bigelow will review The Adversary in the House a biographical novel about Eugene V. Debs at 3 p m Sunday October 26 at the Brotherhood Building 1015 Vine Street.
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