Drive to Pass Big Bond Issues Launched by Labor Coalition
Representatives from 280 organizations attend a kickoff luncheon for the City School and County bond issues totaling 41 million dollars set for November 7. Union leaders and civic figures pledge united support and urge labor resolutions backing the bonds to create jobs and fund repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
United Citizens Committee For Jobs and Progress
Ben Herman
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Jack Hurst
Central Labor Council
Phil Ziegler
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Hurst
Andre Carson
al Jordan
United Steelworkers
Harry Seibel
Steelworkers
Mrs. Jordan
Clifton School
P.T.A
George Bidinger
W. R. Kellogg
Claude V. Courter
Hobart Webking
George D. Crabbs
Judge Denning
Federated Civic Association
Maritime Leaders Will Visit Here
Capt. Hugh Mulzac, noted Negro U. S. Merchant Marine captain, and Ferdinand Smith, secretary of the National Maritime Union, will visit Cincinnati Thursday. Sponsored by the NAACP, Women's Civic League, Industrial Union Council and other liberal groups, a meeting is set for 8 p m at the Plum Street Temple, with a luncheon at noon at a downtown hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mulzac
U. S. Merchant Marine
Ferdinand Smith
National Maritime Union
Cincinnati
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Women’s Civic League
Industrial Union Council
Plum Street Temple
Union Office Encounters With Military Officer and Farm Labor Leaders
In the Keith Building Steelworkers office, Ray Sowder introduces Sergeant William Garvey on furlough from Rockaway New Jersey. Garvey, a former USA organizer, shares about his jeep accident and emphasizes support for the soldier vote and labor literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garvey
Cincinnati
Rockaway
N. J
Bill
USA
Miami Valley
Middletown
Zanesville
Ray
Taft
PAC
Rule of the Week Speed Limit on Unmarked Streets
The article explains a 25 mile per hour speed limit on unmarked streets and outlines enforcement practices. It notes that signs may be missing or unclear and urges drivers to reduce speed in residential or mapped areas to improve safety. City police warn of penalties for violations.
Peace Talks Are Booked in Cincinnati Symposium Plan
Citizens For World Cooperation announces a fall program titled A Symposium on World Organization to educate on preventing future wars. Distinguished speakers include Max Werner editor Louis Dolivet and Dr Won Saofong. Labor unions are urged to participate with a $2.40 fee for the six lectures. registrations at the Keith Building, Main 6959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens For World Cooperation
World Organization
America
Max Werner
Free World
Louis Dolivet
China
League of Nations
Won Saofong
Cincinnati
Keith Building
Walter White To Speak In Cincinnati Friendly Relations Week
The Cincinnati event marks Friendly Relations Week with a luncheon at 12:15 p m on Saturday September 23 at the Hotel Gibson where Walter White executive secretary of the NAACP will speak on Hatred and Propaganda He returns from a European War Theatre tour as a correspondent The program includes housing jobs and race relations discussions and a Sunday mass meeting at Plum Street Temple with Mr White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Walter White
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
White
Plum Street Temple
Taft Stalls Road Funds Push in Senate
Republican senators led by Sen. Robert A Taft moved to stall a 3 billion dollar road construction program intended to spread postwar employment. Taft sought to know the size of the budget before advancing a plan to reach the national goal of full employment after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Need More Canvassers In Registering Drive
An appeal for more workers to speed the final registration drive closing Oct. 9 was made by Bill Hopper PAC field representative. He called for house to house canvassers and noted 19 ward chairmen were named. volunteers from any group, including housewives, are welcome to call their ward chairman and join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hopper
PAC
Labor
Hopper
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Loraine
Keith
Ray Sowder
Usa-Cio
Fur and Leather Workers
Ed Tanner
Lester B. Harting
Fred Peck
Harry Brumett
Chester Chism
Betty Stern
Oak Leather Co
Julius Holzberg
CIO
Hobart Scott
Joe Worker
Federated Picture
Hollywood
UAW
Jack Methard
Redwood 2522
Kentucky Beauty
Venus Ramsey
Covington
Kentucky
Jean Bartel
Atlantic City
Blecker Marquette
John Baker
Douglas K. Fuller
Theodore M. Berry
Edgar E. Pinger
Taft Stalls
Edward Phaar
James Marsh
Joseph Martini
Scott Ferguson
A. J. Lehman
Ray Tucker
Alfred Warther
Clark Bellis
Meyer Klein
Lawrence Ford
Cal Fred
Tessie Doe
Chapman
Moorman
W. Ninth
Garden Lane
Burnet
Eleanor Place
Stratford PA
Fosdick
Forest
Coleridge
Dury
Linn
Ollie Moore
Dayton PA
Tony Trotta
Crestline
George Nieman
Baltimore
Virginia Hamlin
Cass KI
Gene Flanigan
Victor Faeth
Winfield
Robert Pat Mulvey
Baltimore WA
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