Voter Registration Rules for Hamilton County Ohio
All residents of Hamilton County must be registered this year. Citizens 21 or over, Ohio residents for one year, and county residents 30 days prior to the election and precinct residents 28 days before November 5 must register. Re-register if name changes or you have not voted in two years. Transfer registration if you moved. Returned veterans should check with the Board of Elections as voting in service does not guarantee current registration.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Board of Elections
UTSE News Raises Funds For Waits And Community Efforts
At the UTSE Local 809 meeting a dinner fundraisers for Ernest J. Waits, CIO PAC endorsed for Ohio Legislature. The Women’s Auxiliary launches a civic activism drive. The international union joined an anti lynching rally in Chicago attended by 3500 people. Leck Denton, a southerner, was jailed after trying to cut the PA wires. The union aided sending Chicago youths to a summer camp and plans a junior credit union and bank room at UTSE HQ.
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Women's Auxiliary
United Transport Service
Ernest J. Waits
Cio-Pac
Ohio
International Union
Chicago
State
Madison Sts
UTSE
Leck Denton
The
International
Union
Ernest Calloway
Textile Workers Seek 15 Cent Raise At Cincinnati Industries
Local 210 Textile Workers Union opens wage talks with Cincinnati Industries on October 3 under a re opening clause. Ernest Alcorn, president, says the union seeks a 15 cent wage increase.
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Textile Workers Union
Cincinnati Industries
Ernest Alcorn
Anna Rhodes Elected Recording Secretary of Local 214
Anna Mae Rhodes won the post of recording secretary at Local 214 during the Sept. 21 regular meeting, filling the vacancy left by Betty Stern who resigned on doctor's orders. The session praised by President George Grigsby included calls to register and vote labor opponents out of office and noted the new meeting place at Lincoln Community Center. Fellow officer duties and defense support for John R. Colley were also discussed.
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Anna Mae Rhodes
Betty Stern
George Grigsby
Ohio
Cincinnati
Price Hill
Nora Fulton
West End
American Oak Leather Co
Lincoln Community Center
Linn and
Gest Sts
Espy to Address Local 138 on October 6
J. Andrew Espy CIO-PAC backed Democrat for Congress will speak to Local 138 Textile Workers Union at the Jr. Order Hall Elmwood on Oct. 6. Harold Hunley, local president, notes a new membership drive as many new veterans join Carthage Mills in recent months.
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J. Andrew Espy
Cio-Pac
Congress
Textile Workers Union
Jr. Order Hall
Elmwood
Harold Hunley
Carthage Mills
PIW Names Bowman PAC Director for Local 256
The international executive board approved a fulltime representative for PAC work. Ted Bowman of Buffalo New York was appointed to direct PAC activities for the Jewelry and Novelty Workers locals nationwide.
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Clarence Rau
International Executive Board
PAC
Ted Bowman
Buffalo
N. Y
Refuse Messenger Strike Talks Hinder Labor Action
The article reports that the messenger company refused to return to talks or consider proposals and rejected meetings with the U S Conciliation Service via attorney Cornelius J Petzhold. CIO union representatives pledge support in what they call a strike, noting many city plants under contract to CIO unions are served by the company. Davidson warns members against aiding scab labor.
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NLRB
U. S
CIO
Davidson
Special Sunday Meeting Called by United Steelworkers Local 310
The United Steelworkers Local 310 calls a special meeting for 2 pm Sunday September 29 at Redmans Hall 1725 Carll Street. Members are urged to attend as officials seek to present a complete report on a revised incentive system and job evaluation. Al Jordan staff representative will be present to answer questions on incentive systems job evaluations and wages.
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United Steelworkers of America
Redman's Hall
Carll Street
al Jordan
Local 1895 Picnic Scheduled for Saturday at Madeira Park
Local 1895 United Steelworkers of America will hold a picnic on Saturday Sept. 28 at Madeira Park. President Al Anderson said invitations go to all Bickford associates and employees. August H Tuechter donated $150 to the picnic fund. Recreation Committee Emil Schwartz Lou O’Brien Bill Cavainie ran the event. The company will pay all odd pennies on the Blue Cross insurance for participating employees.
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United Steelworkers of America
Madeira Park
al Anderson
Anderson
Bickford Associates
August H. Tuechter
Emil Schwartz
Lou O'Brien
Bill Cavainie
Blue Cross
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Utse News
By Nathaniel Jordan
Howard's Food Shop
Madison Rd
Madisonville
Anna Rhodes
George Bannister
Geo
Union Trust
Espy
PIW
United Steelworkers
Aluminum
Albert
E. Fifth St
Government Square
Postoffice
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Dunbar
Hamilton Ave
Northside
Casualty Surety
First National Bank
Mark H. Kroll
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