Extension Granted for Union Election at Breedon Dry Goods
NLRB regional director Jack Evans announced an extension to January 16 for the AFL Retail Clerks International Protective Association at Portsmouth to meet Taft-Hartley requirements for eligibility on the ballot in a proposed collective bargaining election at Breedon Dry Goods. The store faced a strike since December 19 over contract and wage demands. an injunction against picketing was issued December 23 due to lack of certified bargaining agent. The union must file affidavits asserting non-Communistic officers and publish the union’s financial statement.
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Cincinnati
Jack Evans
NLRB
AFL Reail Clerks International Protective Association
Portsmouth
Breedon Dry Goods
Bragdon Company
Retail Clerks Protective Association
Common Pleas Court
NLYB
City Briefs Calendar of Thursday Club Meetings
Local groups announce Thursday meetings across city venues including Women's Committee of Civic Symphony at Civic Association Library at 7 p m and Kiwanis in at 7 45 p m at Presbyterian Church Dance Club of VFW at 7 30 p m IODF at Hall Central Ave National Guard drill at barracks Alcoholics Anonymous at 7 30 p m Latter Carriers at Gee and Electric Ridg Moose Lodge at 8 p m Blythe Williams post auxiliary at hall on Eighth Ave and AEIF executive committee at its offices Friday notices include Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at Castle Hall 7 30 p m Optimist Club at Manchester Hotel and Powr Engineers at Y M C A Delta Chi Sigma at YMCA room K plus Christmas seals note since 1907.
Franklin Residents Favor Meters In Chamber Poll
A chamber poll of 400 Franklin residents shows over 60 percent favor installing parking meters. Of 2,000 cards mailed, about 25 percent returned. A second question about a frozen feed locker drew four to one in favor. Official tally due Friday night for board review.
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Chamber
Franklin
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Eaton
Engineers View Two News Films In Miami Ohio
The Miami Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers screened two films at the Manchester Hotel noon meeting. The productions, 1947 News Review and 1947 Football Thrills, covered 1947 world events and football highlights for 35 members. The morning sun first strikes United States atop Mount Katahdin.
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Miami
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Manchester
United States
Mt. Katahdin
Maine
March of Dimes Ball Plans At Infantile Paralysis Meet
Brownie Scouts Troop 26 will sponsor a Movie and Tea at the Elks Club 909 Ninth Ave from 11 am to 12 noon Saturday January 17 public invited with proceeds aiding the drive. Proceeds from Friday January 16 basketball game at the Armco Center will also be added to the drive. Fish and rice feature in Filipino diet and Palmer Cox’s Brownie s comic strip noted.
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Sarah Grimes
Eighth Ave
Elks Club
Ninth Ave
Armco Center
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Central Ave
National Guard
Alcoholics Anonymous
National Association of Letter Carriers
Gee and Electric
Alpha Council Ouam
N. St
Moose Lodge
W. Central Ave
Blythe-Williams Post
Auxi Mary of the American Legion
AEIF
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge No. 37
Castle Hall
Optimiat Club
Manchester Hotel
National Association of Powr Engineers
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
YMCA
Columbus
Mim
Wallick
Pamerice
Beth
Berege
Kroger Fresh Mill
Eatmore
Taeae
Kroger
Europe
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Wilson
Braunschweiger Hamilton
Packer
Viviano
Nsweet Prunes
Kroger Gift Service
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Soilax
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Pillsbury
Robin Hood
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Ans
Srey
Michigan Navy
Ays Johnson
Bon Ami
Boy
Romite Cleaner
Dutch Cleanser
Sanbrite
Brillo
Kroger Bread
Oman
Angel Food
Ancra
Ras
Iga
Fee Ie
Cin- Soon
Mars
L. B. Schwellenbach
Secretary of Labor
Salt Mountain Co
Rockdale
Butler County
Ohio
Colored News
Palmer Cox
Browne Ies
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace CO
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