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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1946

Page

6

Auto Workers PAC Urges Registration Ahead of Election

Otis Howard of Local 674 PAC urges members to update addresses and register by Oct 7 as election day on Nov 5 approaches. The piece notes unregistered members and highlights talks by Jacob Clayman and Rollin Everett, plus remarks by Judge Raymond Wilson on impartial political judgement. It reports on PAC rally attendance, prizes, by laws changes, bowling teams, and the need to maintain union standing through proper receipts or transfers.

Otis Howard Local 674 Pac Plesse Congress PAC Jacob Clayman State Cio Council Labor Rollin Everett Raymond Wilson Wilson Howard

Cincinnatians Active in UAW Summer School Event

Greater Cincinnati union members attended the Ohio Pennsylvania UAW Summer School held at Camp Muskingum near Carrollton Ohio. Students from Cincinnati included Mark Stedham Robert Mathews Irving Rachel Cliff Thomas and John Surkamp along with Jerry Maxey organizer for Local 647 who earned honorable mention for swimming. The program covered collective bargaining wage studies and other labor topics taught by noted leaders including George F Addes R J Thomas and Richard T Leonard. William L Kircher directed the school and resides in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Mark Stedham Robert Mathews Irving Rachel Amalgamated A Chance Cliff Thomas John Surkamp Trailmobile Jerry Maxey William Beckham Paul E. Miley George F. Addes R. J. Thomas Richard T. Leonard

Discrimination Case Is Lost In Cincinnati Courts

A long running discrimination suit by the Advanced Youth Council and the NAACP against Sefferino Rollerdome was lost after the rink denied admission to a mixed group due to a private rental. Judge William Lefferino upheld the decision citing existing Ohio law. Witnesses included Lester P. Bailey Betty Stevens Ernest J. Waits and Richard Dawley.

Advanced Youth Council National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Cincinnati Sefferino William Lefferino Link Ohio Lester P. Bailey Betty Stevens Ernest J. Waits Richard Dawley

Betty Jane Roberts to Wed Detmer W Jarrell in Covington

Betty Jane Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Roberts will marry Detmer W Jarrell of Lima Ohio at 7 p m Saturday Sept 28 in the home of Rev John L Murrell Covington A reception will follow at 1242 Chase Ave the bride’s home The couple will reside in Lima Ohio Mrs Roberts works at the Formica plant Also note the departure of Clarence and Helen Coffee to open a business in Danville Kentucky and a mystery at Formica about Charle Desch’s locking in the shipping room office.

Betty Jane Roberts C. M. Roberts Detmer W. Jarrell Lima John Jarrell Kenova W. Va John L. Murrell Covington Chase Avenue Roberts Formica Clarence Helen Danville Red Cross Charle Desch

Allis-Chalmers Strike Talks Yield New Proposals

UE News reports in the sixth month of the Allis-Chalmers strike that new contract proposals were discussed at a meeting led by Emerson Sonnycalb. Gains include an improved grievance procedure, tripled union representation on rate reviews, wage adjustments in 80 classifications, and a check-off with a 10 day escape clause. The union seeks payroll coverage as of March 19 and unresolved issues remain.

United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Allis-Chalmers Co Emerson Sonnycalb Tled Sonnycalb SUN Allis-Chalmers New York International Union

Clothing Drive Thanks for Support for Allis-Chalmers Strikers

As chairman of the Clothing Drive for Allis-Chalmers strikers I thank all for splendid cooperation. The drive was very successful and we collected 50.80 dollars for children's shoes. Strikers appreciated the effort and the children will bless contributors. The Committee asks ongoing donations until the fight of our brothers and sisters ends. Our Shop Committee and Lem Markland met with management to discuss the seniority pool. discussions are ongoing.

Otis Howard Walter Lawson Euton Jeffries Merrel B. Ludlow Eldon Vearil Wallace J. Donovan Roger Beckman Elmer Hughes Coleman H. Riddell Herbert McAdams James Clack Chevrolet Shop Crowley Hardwick Fisher Allis-Chalmers Lem Markland District 7

Engagements and Returns Highlight Local Notes in Mae Rist Column

Gertrude Adams returns to work in the tube department after a month’s illness. The shop office buzzes with engagements and marriages as Jessie York announces her engagement to Harry Storch. Papa Al Beckman grapples with a new title, still preferring old forms.

Gertrude Adams Tube Dept Dan Cupid Jessie York Harry Storch Papa al Beckman

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