President's Column on CWA restructuring toward two level plan
The President reports a Chicago conference to reform CWA to a two level structure. Divisions such as No. 46 and others discuss unified operation while others use division or area bases. A Reorganization Committee will work with the Presidents' Conference to present plans at the next convention.
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Chicago
CWA
Cwa-Cio
Washington
Illinois
Maryland
Lincoln
Jamestown
Utility Workers
Ashland
Our
At&t Co
Nominations Open for Union Officers Through Oct 17 1949
Local meetings hold officer nominations for Division No 46 with positions Chairman Vice Chairman and Secretary Treasurer. Candidates must sign a willingness to serve and secure 5 percent of local membership signatures endorsing one candidate. Only one signature allowed per Secretary-Treasurer candidate. Ballots will list the chosen candidates for election day.
By-Law Voting Continues Across Local Unions
The article reports ongoing membership voting on proposed By-law amendments with preliminary results indicating unanimous approval. If approved, members gain better information on Union activities and more efficient grievance processing under the new Stewardship plan. Voting continues until September 30 with invites to attend Local meetings.
Miss Telephone Girl Dance Planned for October 28
The first Dance Committee meeting was held September 9 in the Victory Room at Hotel Gibson. Plans outline the annual Miss Telephone Girl dance to be held October 28 at Castle Farm with full participation from Communications Workers in the area. Divisions 10 6 18 and 46 join the committee, tickets to be distributed with noted transportation arrangements.
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Victory Room
Hotel Gibson
Castle Farm
Duckworth Club Seeks All To Annual Picnic
The Duckworth Democratic Club invites residents to its community picnic at Berns Grove on September 24 in Monfort Heights. The event features free refreshments, a 50 cent adult gate fee and 25 cent children rate, with Hamilton County women’s club cooperation.
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Duckworth Club
Duckworth Democratic Club
Berns’ Grove
Delhi
North Bend Roads
Monfort Heights
Frank J. Favrer
Robert A. Roulston
Cochairmen
Frank Simpson
John Nicholas
William Hopper
Hamilton County
Women’s Democratic Club
Charles B. Ginocchio
Duckworth
Norbert J. Berning
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the President's
New Legion Head
George N. Craig
Brazil
Ind
Perry Brown
The
American Legion
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Federated Pictures
Sales & Service
Central Parkway
Brighton
George P. Bocklet
Mgr
Union Headquarters
Brotherhood
New Hope For Farm
White House
Brannan
Stephen
Truman
Harold D. Cooley
Tenn
Elmer “Seames
Okla
Clete Anderson
Nmywamy SenoScott
Young
Joseph H. Hudepohl
Victor Averdick
Lawrence Beatty
Rollin H. Everett
Jerome F. Luebbers
Louis H. Hudepohl
Frank
E. Davis
Charles Singer
James J. Benz
Morse Johnson
Edward A. Heitker
Norbert J. Benning
Leo J. Moeldher
Frank J. Favret
William A. Harlow
Harry Neiheisel
Edward C. Gingerich
Cheviot
R. Edward Tepe
Norwood
Albert D. Cash
Cincinnati
Madison Rd
Oakley
CIO International
Union Water
United Paperworkers of America - Cio
Western Printing CO
Commercial Square
Main
Candid
ABC
Family Service
Jewish Family Service Bureau of Cincinnati
Red Feather
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