Local 1861 Softball Team Closes Season In Style
Local 1861 Softball finishes fourth in regular play earning First Division status for eliminations. Report notes reinforcements and standout players like Schroer Hendren Issler Egan Scott Hast and Dewald, plus a 13 to 7 elimination win over Lodge and Shipley and a 13 to 4 victory over LeBlond under lights. Umpire spotlight comments follow.
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Schroer
Lyle Hendren
Bill Issler
Bob Smith - Ist
S.S
Lee Colgate
Frank Stephens
Lee Scott
Hawk” Egan
Ed. Dewald
Kornan
Hank Schultz
Hank
Walter Or
Gagen
Frank Wrablewski
Ray Kremer
Isler
John Hast
Jack Hepp
Vernon Wright
Otto Siekbert
Bob Blair
R. K. LeBlond
Deer Creek No. 5
Dowald
Crosley
Ed Dewald
the Sun
Campaign Drive for Rollin Everett in Cincinnati CIO Meeting
The Great Cincinnati Industrial Union Council held its first post summer session on September 7 focusing on Rollin Everett’s bid for Council. Ray Sowder urged prompt local fundraising while Mary Lou Sauer offered help to locals for events and methods to raise funds. Ben Herman urged victory with a strong first choice margin and warned of 1950 campaign signals amid registration push to October 10.
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Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Rollin Everett
Ray Sowder
Mary Lou Sauer
ACW
Finance Committee
CIO
Ben Herman
9Th Street
Beruffled frock pattern for school girls ages 4 to 14
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Federated Press Pattern Service
Ave. of the Americas
New York
N.Y
Pepper estimates 75 cent wage raise would aid 12 million
Senator Claude Pepper argues that raising the minimum wage to 75 cents an hour would increase pay for about 12 million workers under the wage hour law. The bill cleared the Senate on August 31.
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Claude Pepper
D. Fra
Senate
Alabama Lawmaker Describes Public Health Progress
Rep. Battle of Alabama told the House Commerce Committee that Alabama has addressed public health yet concedes it trails in doctors per patient and in hospitals and clinics. He suggests housing would improve if people lived in tents.
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Battle
D. Ala
House Commerce Committee
Alabama
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