Local 765 Nominates Officers for Upcoming Year
At the United Electrical Local 765 meeting, nominees were set for local president E G Heine Emerson Sonney ealb and Charles Fagin. vice president Walter Reno Clarence Wood Homer Cochran Charles Miller Joseph Schaeffer. financial secretary treasurer Arthur Fuhrman Louis Fite. recording secretary A Gerlaugh E Sonneycaib W Reno R Sturch A Graves C Wood A Arens H Kueffer B Connelly A Fuhrman P Gilbert J Carroll E Simmons Don McKay V Cox H Cochran J Schaeffer T McMicken E G Heine. more posts include forest shift floor guard Ray Hall Howard Wheaton Bill McCormick T McMicken L Sebree. 2nd shift floor guard George Dowling Ben Goecke M Lamb W Cox M Pierce. 1st shift door guard Henry Klosterman Thomas O'Donnell H Kueffer A Trusx Sr Wlhe Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Heine
Emerson Sonneyealb
Charles Fagin
Walter Reno
Clarence Wood
Homer Cochran
Charles Miller
Joseph Schaeffer
Arthur Fuhrman
Louis Fite
Nominations for union officers and delegates listed
Nominated for Shift chief stewards Mildred Mulholland Pete Gilbert James Sargent and A Graves for 2nd Shift Jack Carroll H Cochran W Reno C Wood and Virdon Cox. Trustees posts include Arthur Arens C Fagin William Danz P Gilbert Grover Donaldson Bill Connelly Harry Prues Elmer Stone James R McKay Henry Nussbaum and Nannie Winburn. Executive Board six nominees include J SchaefFer P Gilbert N Winburn Ensley Simmons Lawrence Sebree Charles Smith B Connelly Halhe Fultz Bernard Lambers Albert Gerlaugh M Mulholland L Fite Jacob Valerius E Sonney ealb M Pierce Ray Sturch J Carrol George Fleming A Fabrican W Danz W Reno Harry Keuffer George Rhoades E Stone H Nussbaum C Miller Tom McMicken Mert Lamb and HH Cochran. For two delegates to the VE District Council nominees include E Sonneycalb E G Heine R Sturch A Fuhrman P Gilbert Ray Walker C Wood W Reno and A Graves. Delegates to the Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council include Albert A Gerlaugh E Simmons E Sonneycalb Amos Truax Sr and P Gilbert. For the three members of the
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Mildred Mulholland
Pete Gilbert
James Sargent
A. Graves
Jack Carroll
H. Cochran
W. Reno
C. Wood
Virdon Cox
Arthur Arens
C. Fagin
William Danz
P. Gilbert
Grover Donaldson
Bill Connelly
Harry Prues
Elmer Stone
James’ R. McKay
Henry Nussbaum
Nannie Winburn
J. Schaeffer
N. Winburn
Ensley Simmons
Lawrence Sebree
Charles Smith
B. Connelly
Halhe ‘Fultz
Bernard Lambers
Albert Gerlaugh
M. Mulholland
L. Fite
Jacob Valerius
E. Sonneyealb
M. Pierce
Ray Sturch
J Carro
George Fleming
A. Fabrican
W. Danz
Harry
VE District Council
E. Sonneycalb
E. G. Heine
R. Sturch
A. Fuhrman
Ray Walker
Greater Cincinnati
CIO Industrial Union Council
Albert A. Gerlaugh
E. Simmons E. Sonneycalb
Amos Truax Sr
Allis-Chalmers Workers Council Election Slates Listed
Names listed for the council election include Guard E Stone V Cox Delbert Baker and a slate for two seats with E Sonneycalb E G Heine A Fuhrman W Reno R Sturch Bill Fitzwater E Simmons C Fagin A Graves M Mulholland Charles Capsis and T McMicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Workers Council
E. Sonneycalb
E. G. Heine
A. Fuhrman
W. Reno
R. Sturch
Bill Fitzwater
E. Simmons
C. Fagin
A. Graves
M. Mulholland
Charles Capsis
T. McMicken
Say Zoo Bonds To Stop Waste
The Trustees of the Zoo urge Cincinnati voters to approve a November 4 bond issue to fund new structures and better exhibits, saying aged buildings waste money and the city should match leading zoos. The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council endorsed the plan at its latest meeting.
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Zoo
The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
New WLW Radio Program Debuts With Arthur Gaeth
A new radio program begins Wednesday night at 11 30 over WLW sponsored by the United Workers of America. Commentator Arthur Gaeth, Mutual Broadcasting ace reporter, will present Washington behind the scenes news and interview ordinary Americans nationwide. He aims to learn problems and seek answers from prominent Americans.
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WLW
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Arthur Gaeth
Ace
Mutual Broadcasting
Gaeth
Washington
UE Stewards To Hear Talk On Wage Plan
United Electrical workers schedule city wide stewards and officers meeting for Tuesday October 28 with Herbert Hirschberg UE international representative from Cleveland addressing wage policies. Two sessions for day and night shifts at 1 p.m. at 3953 Spring Grove Avenue and 8 p.m. at 217 East 8th Street.
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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Herbert Hirschberg
UE International
Cleveland
Spring Grove Avenue
East 8Th Street
Eyes on Washington The Bosses Affidavit Proposal
A columnist urges requiring corporate officers to sign an affidavit denying affiliations with international cartels and hostile organizations. The piece calls for sworn statements on support for the U S Constitution and equal rights, plus avoidance of foreign funds and loyalties. It questions whether labor or corporate leaders would accept such an oath.
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United States
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Formica Notes Romance in Series B Build-Up
Marcus Campbell becomes engaged to Parma Lee Butler. Ernie Sams’ mother returned from hospital with no operation needed. Ray Messer, sidelined by a fractured wrist, returned to work Monday.
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Marcus Campbell
Parma Lee Butler
Ernie Sams
Ray Messer
New Baby for Bing of the Machine Shop
The article notes Bing of the Machine Shop is a proud father to a baby boy. The writer extends well wishes to mother and child, and mentions a City Charter Committee luncheon attended by Helen Ferguson and the author with praise for speaker Rollin Everett.
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Bing
Helen Ferguson
City Charter Committee
Rollin Everett
Unable to Meet Deadline Due to Work Schedule
A brief note states the person could not finish the task because they had to be at work, explaining the missed deadline and the constraint of work obligations.
Mary Holtzclaw in hospital awaiting operation
Mary Holtzclaw of the machine shop is at Good Samaritan Hospital awaiting an operation. Fifteen people were laid off Tuesday from the 1st shift maintenance department and two or three will be transferred to other jobs.
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Mary Holtzclaw
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mary
Kentucky CIO Backs State Democratic Ticket Endorsement
The Kentucky CIO Council endorsed the state Democratic ticket led by Earle Clements for governor. Campbell County candidates include Paul J. Stapleton for state Senate and Morris Weintraub for state representative Newport district. Kenton County candidates include Sylvester Wagner for state Senate and Paul Jonas E H Martin Chip Shannon and George Steinford for state representatives.
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CIO
Kenetucky
Kentucky
Earle Clements
Kenton
Campbell Coun
C1io Council
Campbell County
Paul J. Stapleton
Senate
Morris Weintraub
Newport
Edward Klare Foresentative
Caion
Fort Thomas
Kenton County
Sylvester J. Wagner
Paul H. Jonas
E. H. Martin
Paul
Chip) Shannon
George Steinford
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H. Kueffer
J. Carroll
Don McKay
V. Cox
Guard
E. Stone, V. Cox and
Delbert Baker
Cincinnati
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U. S
Labor Movement
E. Eighth St. Chesry
Premier Press
Cincinnat
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Formica Notes
Rose Miles
Mae Rist
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Dick Lang
Prop
Benson
Reading, Ohio
CLUB
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York Street
Newport, KY
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