Auto Workers Unite for 3 Stop Votes and GOTV Drive
Cincinnati Auto Workers pledge three point political action including registration and $1 contributions while urging get out the vote. Local executive boards 7 392 647 674 met at Vine street hall to organize work through Nov 2 with plans for upcoming meetings at 217 East 8th street and 2 pm on Sunday Sept 26. Ed Hellkamp of Local 674 reported on the gale PA.
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Cincinnati Auto Workers
UAW
Vine Street
East 8Th Street
Ed Hellkamp
Presidential
Gale PA
Local 17 Holds Special PAC Membership Meeting
Local 17 schedules a special PAC meeting for 4 30 p m on Wednesday September 29 at 4310 Whetsel avenue to set up committees and assign volunteers. Strickland will represent the international urging full attendance and active participation in the three PAC objectives.
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PAC
Whetsel Avenue
Strickland
Unions Should Enter Politics to Protect Labor Rights
Local readers weigh in on unions influencing elections to protect the 40 hour week and collective bargaining while avoiding coercion. Bob Weiss notes plant chatter about production while Joe Theil sails for weekends, Inez McCarthy hails her son's Bishop choir selection, and Fred Delk reports a marginal harvest of two carrots and one onion.
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Inez McCarthy
Bishops Choir
Inez
Formica notes workers back from layoff and family news
Formica reports all the girls previously on layoff have been recalled to work. Evelyn Hargraves from Inspection returns from leave and is now mother of a two month old boy. Florence Terheiden from Press Room was taken to Bethesda.
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Evelyn Hargraves
Evie
Florence Terheiden
Bethesda
A : Si
Local notices and personnel changes in a small shop group
Nancy Taylor from the Machine Shop is in Good Samaritan hospital after an operation. Joe Vonden Brinke from Mold Dept resigns from Formican. A humorous meeting notes an addressing machine and a wilderness trip with arm strain. Claude Braun, Valley League Class B champ manager, discusses leadership and team details.
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Nancy Taylor
Good Samaritan Hospital
Claude Braun
Publicity Committee Of Can Local Steps Up Activities
The Publicity Committee of Can Local 1861, United Steelworkers, held its September meeting with a lesson in modern salesmanship from high pressure salesman Charlie Leonhardt. The session included Joe Henderson, Harvey Tye, Walter Rueger, and a mysterious Findley Centers. one member noted a resemblance to Rollin Everett and a birthday celebration marked the event.
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Can
Charlie Leonhardt
Joe Henderson
Rollin Everett
Harvey Tye
Walter Rueger
Local 757 News and Community Notes
The bulletin mentions funerals for Anthony Wendling and Ray Nichols Jr and notices of sympathy from Local 757. It reports on committee members Gilbert Crawford Joseph Cullen and Joseph Scherra and lists attendees at a meeting including Ed Schmitt and UK members. It notes Charlie Peak’s grandchild news and a 1927 model car purchase.
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Joe
Carl Flach
Anthony Wendling
Helen Calvert
Mold Dept
Ray Nichols, Jr
Ray
Tool Room
Guy Beane
Laboratory
St. Albans
W. Va
Local 757
Charlie Peak
Gilbert Crawford
Joseph Cullen
Joseph Scherra
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Auto Workers
Lewis Strickland
Neale
Tom Wrigley
USA
The
NAM
National Chamber of Commerce
Oderiferous National Metal Trades Association
Bob Weiss
Bob
Joe Theil
Automatics
la Belle Rivere
Fred Delk
Mt. Adams
Fred
Werk’s Corner Delicatessen Choice Meats
Hamilton Ave
Kirby
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Queen City Photo Supplies Inc
Sixth ST. Cherry
John Schwarz
E. McMillan
Formica Notes
Mae Rist
Joe Vonden Brinke
Formica
Joseph Uehlein
Steelworkers
Ed Schmitt
Don Duval
Duroway
Venient
Duro
Garfield
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