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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1947

Page

6

Local 1861 Meeting Endorses PR and Bond Issues At Zoo Plans

Local 1861 American Can Co. held its October meeting backing retention of PR and the nine CIO-recommended council candidates along with all bond issues. Members and guests discussed job classification, while a sing-along with pianist Char lie Leonhardt drew playful comment. The report notes absences and a fall dance, plus details of a United Steelworkers conference and social anecdotes from members.

American Can Co Mhhti CIO Council Pop Jones Zoo al Jordan Pop Tom Woodall Ed Dewald George Shiver Speers Hospital Steinway Charlie Leonhardt Lishinsky Charlie Carnegie Hall Cliff Coleman Othel Duvall Ed Schmitt Carl Auten

Community Chest Agencies Plan Open Week End

Fifty eight Community Chest agencies will open to the public during the weekend of October 25 26. The open house helps the public see how pledges are used and most sites will present their normal routines with no special programs.

Community Chest

All Agents Sign At Clifton Office

All men at Metropolitan Life's Clifton office become Local 32 union members. Elmer Martin, Local 32 president, announced that this Clifton office is the first Metropolitan site to go 100 percent union. Organizing efforts shift to the Norwood office as districts pursue similar gains.

Auing Imwersecer Pop Jones Ray Roth Carl Sommer Bob Klein al Schoenbaechler Ray Hancock Jack Palmer Joe Cullen Jack Joe C. T Walter Marks Clifton Metropolitan Life Local 32 United Office and Professional Workers Elmer Martin Norwood

PM Editor Opens Forum Series Here

Max Lerner, editor of the P.M. newspaper, will speak on The Crises of Our Time at the opening lecture November 5 of the Jewish Center Forum Series. Other speakers include Dr. Maurice Levine, Dr. Eduard C. Lindeman, Gerald Frank, and Marjorie Penney. Tickets are $3 for the series and reservations may be made at the Jewish Center Blair and Hartford UNiversity 7800.

Max Lerner P.M Jewish Center Forum Maurice Levine Eduard C. Lindeman Gerald Frank Marjorie Penney Jewish Center Blair and Hartford University

Union Local 1895 hears Everett aims PAC help

United Steelworkers Local 1895 held a meeting with Rollin Everett urging political action for Cincinnati elections. The group backed Everett for Council, voted $50 to his fund, and planned canvassing and literature distribution. A labor rally was scheduled in Norwood for Oct 24 to discuss election issues.

Everett PAC Local 1895 Rollin Everett Cincinnati Norwood Junior Order Hall

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