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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1947

Page

5

Active Stewards Drive PMW-256 Success in Local 256

John Sink notes that regular steward meetings shape grievances handling and shop actions at Local 256 Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers. Chief steward Joseph Kelsch and social chair Archie Tewart lead monthly events with fish fry reports and political action talks by Ed Hellkamp of UAW Local 674.

John Sink U. S. Playing Card Co Sink Joseph Kelsch Ed Hellkamp United Auto Workers, Local 674 PJW Cincinnati Norwood St ‘St SUN Bess Fithen Grace Foster Kay Toren Minie Pred Baker Mary’ Scott al Kelch Georgia Tucker Gladys Patton Killis Taylor Nora Rolsen Margaret Wellman Tom Tiernan Carl Johnson Garnet Six Carroll Hauck Edna Denham William Kuhl Clarence Rau James Wolfram Archie Tewart Edward Bryan

Cemetery Workers Open Negotiations at Spring Grove

United Cemetery Workers Local 1334 began talks with Spring Grove Cemetery on September 12 after a local meeting September 8. The present contract expires early October. Negotiating Committee members include James Rogers Fred Moening Albert Blevins Talmadge Zipperer and Dick Hartig. The next management meeting is set for September 26 and political action was discussed with Elmer Kauffman as guest speaker.

United Cemetery Workers Spring Grove Cemetery James Rogers Fred Moening Albert Blevins Talmadge Zipperer Dick Hartig Elmer Kauffman United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers

Negroes Awarded 29 of 9200 Army Commissions

A news item reports that of 9,200 regular army commissions recently authorized, only 29 were awarded to Black service members. The brief highlights limited representation in the new officer ranks and underscores ongoing questions about inclusivity in the force.

Auto Workers Mix Business and Pleasure at Stewards Meeting

Local 674 stewards and committees meeting at Oddfellows Hall blended business with social time. Vice-president Joe White and president Willis Marrer led the event as Elmer Setters kept the lunch flowing amid talk of the upcoming contract.

Oddfellows Hall Joe White Willis Marrer

Palmer duo described as formidable in local report

The article notes that son and Everett Palmer stand out with significant presence, delivering a strong portrayal of their abilities. It highlights their impact in the local scene and suggests notable influence from their actions.

Step Up PAC At Local 392

Local 392 UAW accelerates registration drive with a Sunday meeting and Tuesday plant bulletins urging members to register during Labor's Special Registration Week. Willard Bliss discusses Taft Hartley law. veterans to nominate officers September 28 and delegates to UAW convention later this month. Reporters sought. Herb Kyle to cover Chevrolet first floor activities.

United Auto Workers Board of Elections Labor Willard Bliss United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers International Local 392 Veterans Organization UAW Chevrolet Herb Kyle Material Dept

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the Sun The U. S Sremion OFTEC Main Ave Ohio Spring Grove Auto Workers By Paul Fichter Brother Marrer Elmer Setters Son Everett Palmer General Motors Terest Rollman’s
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