CIO Recreation Committee Expands In Cincinnati
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO calls for broad local participation in its expanded recreation and athletic program. A Sept 16 meeting at The SUN office 606 Vine Street will plan the CIO basketball league and committee reorganization. Local units are urged to mail volunteers and submit bowling league entries by Sept 16 with complete team details to James O’Brien at 606 Vine Street.
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Recreation and Athletic Committee
The
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
James O Brien
Greater
Cincinnati
O'Brien
SUN Office
Vine Street
CIO
Bell Block
Vme Street
Striking Frock Pattern 8007 Offers Several Sizes
An all occasion dress pattern 8007 features a scalloped closing and comes in sizes 12 through 42. Send 25 cents, your name, address, pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service, 1150 Ave of the Americas, New York 19, N Y.
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Federated Press Pattern Service
Ave. of the Americas
New York
N. Y
Guards Band Seeks Ohio State Guard Musicians
E G Heine of Local 765 calls for Ohio State Guard recruits to join a new band. Guards offer army pay rates with veterans retaining rank. raw rookies earn 2.50 for two hours weekly. Interested send an ecard to Heine at 4405 Greelee Avenue or call JE 0326, Wednesdays at 6 pm, Reading Road and Assman Avenue, home of the Ohio State Guards.
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Heine
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Ohio State Guard
Greelee Avenue
Reading Road
Assman Avenue
Ohio State Guards
Caution Vets On Allowances Remind Readjustment Rules
Veterans receiving readjustment allowances under the GI Bill of Rights were reminded to report any earnings from full time or part time work. Prosecution under federal law and possible loss of payments loom for noncompliance. Charles Jones, administrator of the Ohio BUC, cited 111 fraud inquiries in three months under investigation.
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Charles Jones
Ohio Buc
Bureau
BUC
Ohio
Hitler’s Last Move Supposedly Defies Timely Rise
The remark notes Hitler’s death by suicide occurred just as his ideas were gaining traction, suggesting a missed opportunity for his cause. It frames his end as a pivotal moment that halted the spread of his controversial ideology.
Cemetery workers strike after company breaks contract
United Cemetery Workers at Spring Grove Cemetery walk out after Talmadge Zipperer says the company led by James Wilson refuses to recognize the union after October 2 1946 and ends the check-off system. Picket lines loom at the north gate and main entrance as negotiations stall.
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United Cemetery Workers
Spring Grove Cemetery
Talmadge Zipperer
Zipperer
James Wilson
Wilson
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