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Ohio Bankers Group One to Meet in November
The Group One of the Ohio Bankers Association will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday November 9 in southwestern Ohio counties. Attending from various banks include Russell S Weather pres of the Oresby Barnits Bank and many officers from First National Bank and other institutions. Speakers will cover modern country bank operations and a forum on mechanized banking with leaders from Winters National Bank, The Second National Bank of Hamilton Milford National Bank and others. Bankers from Butler Clermont Greene Hamilton Miami Montgomery Preble and Warren counties are members of Group One.
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Ohio Bankers Association
Russell S. Weathe
Oresby-Barnits Bank
Elvin Kelso
Robert Q. Millan
Clair Tieman
William Raines
Douglas Lewis
Herschel Day
Russell Mack
First National Bank
E. F. Shively
Ross H. Snyder
James Mulligan
Kirk Strodtbeck
Wilmington
Weatherwax
F. George Heidacher
the Central Trust Company
Cincinnati
Bernard H. Geyer
Second National Bank
Hamilton
Butler
Clermont
Greene
Miami
Montgomery
Preble
Warren
Timken Firm To Consider Pension Plan
The CIO United Steelworkers plan to deliver Bethlehem Steel’s pension terms to Timken Roller Bearing in Canton and seek a $100 minimum pension for 65 year olds, matching the Bethlehem settlement. Timken will study the plan. a strike is threatened if negotiations fail. The union had proposed a six cent hourly-cost plan per worker. Timken employs 10,000 in Canton and neighboring cities.
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United Steelworkers
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Bethlehem
Timken
V. Film
Steelworkers
President's Steel Fact Finding Board
Canton
Columbus Ount Vernon
Zanesville
Wooster
Relief Fund Set Up For Families In Steel Strike
Clairton city leaders established a $50,000 emergency relief fund for families of about 5,000 striking steel workers. Approved unanimously at a special session, the program begins Monday and will provide loans repayable when workers can. If cash is unavailable, the city will arrange work to recover funds.
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Clairton
Agor John J. Mullen
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Awesome Mills
Mullen
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