CIOPAC Leaflets Rally Farmers At Local Fair
Thousands of CIOPAC leaflets arguing labor’s case were distributed at the Carthage Fair boosting total literature to over 190000 in two weeks. Volunteers from CIO unions and allied groups worked at booths under PAC director Jack Methard and Council President A. Jordan.
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Jack Methard
PAC
A. Jordan
Council
CIO
Eddie Shoup
Ie Cio
3Mere
Methard
Jordan
765
Allis-Chalmers
Cio-Pac
Hubert Winburn
UAW
Sam Daulton
William Brown
Brown
al Jordan
CIO Council
Elgin Darrell
Darrell
George Grigsby
Fur & Leather Workers
Isaac Bradshaw
Lost red coat found at Carthage Fair CIO-PAC Booth
A bright red woman's coat was found at the CIO-PAC Booth during last Saturday's Carthage Fair. The owner may claim by calling Main 0939 or visiting the Hamilton County PAC Office at 208 Brotherhood of AR Clerks Building.
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Cio-Pac
Hamilton County
PAC
Brotherhood of AR
CIO Booths Attract Farmers And City Workers In 10 Day Campaign
The CIO organized a 10 day campaign with a Zoo booth for six days and an air booth for four. Picketing against Republican officers at the Food Show prompted a police clash that led to a booth offer. The Zoo and Olst Carthage Fair booths drew strong reactions and media attention. About 25,000 participated.
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Zoo
Weatherly
CIO
Raley Attacks GOP Record on FEPC in Ohio
The statement criticizes the Republican stand on a Fair Employment Practices Bill in Ohio citing Hamilton County representatives who opposed FEPC passage. It argues unemployment, poverty, and crime stem from discrimination and urges voters to elect lawmakers who will push a state FEPC law with adequate funding and enforcement.
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Hamilton Co
GOP
FEPC
Ohio
General Assembly
Community Chest names 1946 campaign vice chairs
Al Jordan president of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council is named vice chairman of the 1946 Community Chest Campaign. Jack Hurst and Phil Ziegler of AFL also serve as vice chairs. Chest director C M Bookman urged higher employee contributions at a luncheon as the campaign prepares to begin next month.
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al Jordan
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Jack Hurst
Phil Ziegler
AFL
C. M. Bookman
NAACP Cincinnati Branch to Hold Sunday Meeting
The Cincinnati Branch of the NAACP will hold a membership meeting at 4 30 p m Sunday September 22 at Lincoln Community Center Gest and Linn streets The meeting addresses a surge of crime and race tension linked to housing job discrimination and lack of recreation facilities officials say
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Cincinnati
National Association of Colored People
Lincoln Community Center
Gest and Linn Streets
NAACP
British Laborite Edelman Visits Cincinnati Luncheon
Al Jordan of the CIO Council and Maurice Edelman, British Parliament member from West Coventry, discussed labor conditions and U S views. Edelman said the British Labor Party includes diverse people and that company unions are not successful in England. The guest of honor spoke at a Queen City Club luncheon hosted by G F Tyrrell, British consul.
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al Jordan
CIO Council
Maurice Edelman
West Coventry
Edelman
United States
Jordan
England
British Labor Party
Parliament
Queen City Club
G. F. Tyrrell
Cincinnati
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