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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1947

Page

6

Steelworkers Registration Day planned in Cincinnati area

District 25 official Al Whitehouse announced Wednesday September 17 as Steelworkers Registration Day for all locals in Cincinnati with CIO urging Labour Registration Week September 15 to 20 in Hamilton County. He urged union officers to register every nonregistered member on November 17 with help from international reps. buses may be used to transport workers to the Board of Elections at 622 Sycamore Street weekdays 8:30 a.m. to pm and Saturdays until noon.

Cincinnati al Whitehouse CIO Hamilton County Whitehouse Board of Elections

District Conference Plans For United Steel Workers

An official invitation to the Annual Conference of District 25 United Steelworkers of America was issued by director Al Whitehouse to local officers and members. The conference will be held October 25 and 26 at the Gibson Roof Garden with a Saturday banquet. Credentials were mailed to locals. Attendees are encouraged to bring their wives.

United Steelworkers of America al Whitehouse Gibson Whitehouse

Local 1861 Seeks Full Member Registration Drive

President Al Pop Jones of Local 1861 at American Can Co appeals to unregistered members to register at the Board of Elections located at 622 Sycamore Street. The office operates weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturdays until noon through Oct 7. The plant itself is closed Saturdays.

Local 1861 al “Pop” Jones American Can Co Board of Elections Pop Fellows Sycamore Street

Back In Business Highlights Local Community News

The piece notes plans for a September 20 meeting with Labor's Rollin Everett expected to attend. It mentions Sept. 18 as a Job Evaluation Committee date and reports on subscriptions, wartime service, local youths progressing in various roles, and anecdotes about residents including fishing fines and local clubs.

Should You Ask Taft or Hartley

Oregon Teamsters seek clarity on Taft Hartley law after a telegram to Ray Smethurst notes conflicting statements from Rep Hartley and Sen Taft about a contract signed by Lewis and mine operators. NAM lawyers drafted the bill and an official interpretation is sought.

Fred Hartley Rep. Hartley Sen Robert Taft Lewis Sen. Taft NAM

Assessment of $2 Now is Due Local 1895

Local 1895 announces a due assessment of $2 per member for the year. Installments of $1 in September and $1 in October are allowed, with a stamp issued upon payment. Members unpaid risk losing good standing. The bulletin also notes sick members and upcoming Local 1895 meeting on September 18 at 4310 Whetsel Avenue at 8:00 PM.

Asl Charles Russell George Brown Cyril Clasgens Phil Kuntz Lucian Lynn John Eyles Michael Toohey Orvis Webb Harold Quackenbush Whetsel Avenue

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