Ohio Labor Groups Set March Talks On Merger
Ohio AFL and CIO announce early March merger talks at state level with nine member committees representing both unions. The joint statement says a successful merger will benefit Ohio workers and communities, with commitments to conduct discussions honorably and responsibly. Members of the merger committees include leaders from OFL Cleveland Dayton Cincinnati Toledo Akron and related trade unions.
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Ohio
Columbus
AFL
CIO
Michael Lyden
Ohio Federation of Labor
OFL
Phil Hannah
William Finnegan
Cleveland Federation of Labor
John E. Breidenbach
Dayton
Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council
Frank Fischer
Toledo Central Labor Union
William Goldberg
Carpenters Local 1750
Cleveland
John W. Thompson
Cincinnati
Operating Engineeers Union
A. J. Frecka
Akron, Plumber, Union
Herschel White
Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union
Ray Ross
Ohio Cio Council
John R. Rooney
John S. Johns
Canton
United Steelworkers
Richard Gosser
Toledo
United Auto Workers
William Snoots
District 7
Electrical Workers
Leo Dugan
Akron
Akron Cio Council
Burl Phares
United Glass and Ceramic Workers
Henry Seibert
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Thomas Mitchell
Communications Workers Union
Stephen M Young Enters Ohio Attorney General Race
Cleveland attorney and former congressman Stephen M Young announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Ohio attorney general in the May 8 primary. He will file petitions bearing 3 500 signatures from 77 counties at the secretary of state's office in Columbus. Young is president of the Cuyahoga County Bar Association.
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Cleveland
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Secretary of State
Columbus
Young
Cuyahoga County Bar Assa
Congress
Hamilton Still Has No Mayor
Hamilton Ohio city council failed to elect a mayor after a single roll call with Edward Becket 3 votes Jack Blumenthal 2 and Robert Bartels 1 Bartels who is acting mayor will continue as acting mayor amid a factional dispute that has persisted since the new council was sworn in at the start of the year The deadlock recalls a two year ago settlement when rivals agreed to rotate the mayor’s office for one year.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Edward Beckett
Jack Blumenthal
Robert Bartels
Herbert Mick
Bartels
Mick
Brotherly Love Frees Suspect
In Jacksonville Florida brothers Joe and William Elbers faced burglary charges. Joe claimed sole involvement and demonstrated by lifting a 300 pound safe to the witness stand, equating its height to the car trunk. The jury acquitted William while Joe was convicted and awaits sentence.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Joe
William Elbers
William
Wealthy 1955 profits flood U S Treasury from steel and giants
New York reports show U S Steel Jersey Standard Oil and General Motors posting record after tax profits in 1955. With 52 percent corporate tax, these earnings forecast near two billion dollars in federal taxes. Steel profits set records as industry demand grows and auto slowdowns fail to curb steel use.
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New York
Uncle Sam
U. S. Treasury
U. S. Steel
Jersey Standard Oil
General Motors
Washington
Big Steel
Iron and Steel Companies
Congress
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