UVEW Feuds With CIO as Left Wing Wins in Vote
The United Electrical Workers delegates approved a resolution to curb CIO interference and withhold per capita tax. Incumbent president Fitzpatrick defeated by Jed Kelley 2335 to 1500 as left wing leadership returns to power. Julius Emspak won secretary treasurer 2301 to 1529, James Mattes reappointed organization director 2340 to 1519.
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Gleveland
United Electrical Workers Unit
Cio
CIO Hip
UEW
UFE
Albert Jitzgerald
Lynn
Mass
Jed M. Kelley
Elley
Fitzard
Fitzrard
Union
James M. Carey
Carey
Julius Emspak
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Michael Fitzpatrick
Pittsburgh
Emspak
James J. Mattes
Brooklyn
John Dollon
New York City
Philip Murray
Electrical Workers Union
Murray
New Hat Styles Arrive With Fall Color Break
Hats return with new colors shapes and finishes for fall. Gents behind the line chose hues inspired by the rainbow with dark greys seen in October and a push toward high pastel tones. Hats coordinate with shirts sport clothes and top coats and emphasis on color.
Scouter Training Starts Thursday for Girl Scout leaders
Girl Scout leaders gathered in the Civic Association library at 9 30 a m to launch a basic training course led by Mrs Garnet L Church executive director and Miss Peggy Richardson field director. The two hour morning session was followed by a second session this afternoon with ongoing classes planned for the next three Thursdays. At 7 30 this evening pottery course instructors include Miss Charlotte Della a crafts specialist.
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Civic Association
Garnet L. Church
Peggy Richardson
Charlotte Dell
Obituary for Mrs. Cora V. Pinson 68
Mrs. Cora V. Pinson, 68, died Wednesday night at home 1227 Sycamore Street after a three week illness. She belonged to the NAACP and Friendship Baptist Church. Survived by two brothers Rev. Robert Furr of Cincinnati and William Farr of Rochelle New York. six daughters Ethel Irene Thompson Anna Shield Jessica May Tate Mancin ia Pierce Lessie Hubbard. three sisters Dora Davis Bes sie Johnson Anna Phillips. ten grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Maxberry Funeral Home.
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NAACP
Friendship Baptist Church
Robert Furr
Cincinnati
William Farr
Rochelle
N. Y
Ethel
Irene Thompson
Anna Shield
Middletown
Jessie May Tate
Mancinia Pierce
East Chicago
Ind
Lessie Hubbard
Hammond
Dora Davis
Stone Mountain
Bessie Johnson
Death of Dennis L. York 56 Middletown native
Dennis L. York 56 former Middletown resident died at his Nashville Town home at 3 a m. He is survived by his widow Ida five sons and one daughter and three sisters Mrs Charles Gregory Mrs James Elizer and Mrs Marshal Smith all of Middletown Services will be held Saturday in Nashville.
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Ward
Dennis L. York
Middletown
Nashville
Ida
Charles Gregory
James Elizer
Marshal Smith
Services for Miss Ida Lula Hill in Camden
Miss Ida Lula Hill 76 died Tuesday at her brother Clifford Hill’s Camden Route 2 home. Funeral services will be Friday at 1 p m at Marshall Smith funeral home Oxford with burial in Camden Cemetery. She is survived by two sisters and one brother.
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Camden
Ida Lula Hill
Clifford Hill
Marshall-Smith
Oxford
Camden Cemetery
Stereotypers Are Still Out In Cincinnati
Cincinnati three daily papers the Time Star Enquirer and the Post published today despite a strike by Local No 5 stereotypers AFL seeking higher wages. Officials said a $2 weekly rise had been offered while night workers would gain a 10 percent differential as unions pressed for pay increases. Supervisors and executives ran the stereotyping rooms. First editions were delayed across the papers.
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Cincinnati
Time-Star
the Enquirer
The
Post
Steretypers Union
AFL
William Ahrens
Cincinnati Daily Newspaper Publishers Association
Gem City magnate dies from gunshot wounds
Harold E. McCrery 54, president of Master Vibrator Co., Dayton, died of bullet wounds inflicted by his wife’s brother-in-law Thomas J. Conlin 59, Berkeley, Cal. State and county officials planned to decide on murder charges as Conlin, held on an open charge, claimed McCrery had broken promises. Conlin had come to Dayton seeking work and money to return to California.
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Dayton, D
Harold E. McCrery
Paul Geralds
Mathias Heck
Thomas J. Conlin
Berkeley
Cal
Conlin
A. P. McDonald
McCrery
Dayton
California
Fred
Planners and City Officials Convene Friday Dinner
Members of the Planning Commission and City Commission will hear the first official report by L Segoe Cincinnati planning engineer at a dinner meeting Friday at the Manchester Hotel. G W Breiel, chairman, says the session is an introductory get acquainted meeting to discuss procedures for the citywide zoning and planning survey now in its early stages. At least two City Commissioners are expected to attend. The Planning Board and Legee will meet later at Middletown High School with the Board of Education, which requested the meeting.
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Planning Commission
City Commission
L. Segoe
Cincinnati
Manchester Hotel
G. W Breiel
Planning Board
Legee
Middletown High School
Board of Education
Quote shows B Smith confessing motive for shooting
In a recorded statement Conlin notes B Smith said they differed in perception. Smith feared losing his home car job and eyesight and stated there was no reason to shoot the man and that it was the last thing in his mind.
Heat Forces Halting Probe Over Union Practices
Rep Jacobs said a House Labor Committee inquiry into trade union practices was halted due to pressure from the International Pressment Union. Jacobs chaired a subcommittee. Chairman Lesinski later abolished the panel and others. The inquiry touched on union democracy and the late George’s tangled finances.
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Washington
Jacobs
D + Ind
House Labor Committee
International Pressment Union
Lesinski
D-Mich
George
Soviet leverage cited to undermine Chinese sovereignty
The speaker claimed the Soviet Union already gained more in Manchuria than czarist Russia sought and warned that through the Chinese Communist Party the USSR has an instrument and lever to erode China's independence and disrupt Far Eastern peace.
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Soviet Union
Manchuria
Russia
Chinese Communist Party
China
Far East
Berry Presses on Amid Union Subcommittee Fallout
Berry, president of the AFL press mens union, says pressure from the Pressmens Union forced the dissolution of the subcommittee as Lesinski supposedly could not stand the heat, according to Jacobs speaking to a reporter.
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Berry
AFL Presemens Union
Pressmens Union
Lesinski
Jacobs
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Cora Pinson
Cora V. Pinson
Sycamore St
Ida Hill
RCA Victor
Featuring Locked In
Broad ST
Gem City Man
B. Smith
Tytus
Buy En Electrolux
United
United Parts
Pleercten
Nash
Statesman
I N
Phopvne the Statesman
Wilmer Motors
Manchester Ave
Central Garage
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