Local 1861 Retirees Meet Highlights Speakers
The Steelworkers Local 1861 retirees gathered on May 31 with guest speakers including Wilke from the Social Security Board who discussed benefits and distributed literature. Jim Pirace spoke on union history with labor leaders and Aid for the Aged, while Jack Stiegler outlined Community Chest work and Cincinnati’s 65 plus population. Ray Sowder praised the local’s work for retirees and showed a film. Al Jordan commented on City Council issues. Francis Kuhlman and Charlotte Warther assisted with refreshments.
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Joe Scherra
Locat
Charlotte Warthee
Francis Kuhlman
Hay Sowder
CIO Steelworkers
Jim Grace
Pensioners Group
State of
Ohio
Albert Jordan
Jack Stiegler
CIO
Community Chest
Willie
Social Security Board
Paula Schuff
Steelworkers Local 1861
Wilke
The
United Mine Workers
Phillip Murray
Jim
Ray Sowder
Ray
Local 4400 Plans Meeting For Aug. 13
The executive board met on Aug. 9 to finalize plans for the Aug. 13 membership meeting. The notice urges union members to participate, contribute one day’s pay, and support the effort to aid the Bramilton County Society for Crippled Children.
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Bramilton County
Union Meetings Across Cincinnati and Norwood
A list of union meet dates and locations in Cincinnati and Norwood Ohio includes ACWA Clothing local board in Cincinnati on Monday August 15 at 7 30 p m at 425 EB 4th 52 Auto Workers Local 674 Friday August 19 at 8 p m 5129 Montgomery Rd Brewery Workers Local 12 Sunday August 14 at 10 a m Central Turner Hall Local 199 Saturday August 20 at 10 a m 1411 Walnut St PMW Local 256 Friday August 12 at 8 p m Weyer Ave Norwood Steelworkers Local 310 Sunday August 14 at 2 p m 1725 Carll S82 Local 1858 Friday August 19 at 8 p m 5th and Plum Sts Local 1861 Saturday August 20 at 3 p m 3938 Spring Grove Ave
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Acwa Clothing Cincinnati Joint Board
Auto Workers
Montgomery Rd
Brewery Workers
Turner Hall
Walnut St
Weyer Ave
Norwood
Ohio
Carll
Spring Grove Ave
Local 647 UAW-CIO says Congress ignored workers issues
The first session of the 84th Congress showed bipartisanship on world affairs but gave little attention to domestic matters such as schools housing highways health and natural resources. Labor and farm voters vow to press congressmen to address life facts and raise wages, noting Michigan voters ousted Homer Ferguson.
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PTA
Michigan
Homer Ferguson
Washington
Plant Vice Chairman Seeks Nomination Petition Drive
Movement backed by Bill Cheen shifts from opera to commercial department and urges calling the office for a nomination petition to place a preferred candidate in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant
Opera
Bill Cheen
Commercial Department
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Paula Schutt
USA
Jim Pirace
Pensioners’ Group
Cincinnati
Jack
Floyd P. Allen
M.D
Public Health Federation
al Jordan
Charlotte Warther
Cva-Cio
Uaw-Cio Congress
Carl Jordan
Uaw-Cio
Oor
Automatic Appliances & Furniture, Inc
E. McMillan
Tomer Parking In
Kathman
West Fifth $2
Raca
Dr. Scholls
Ag A
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
McDevitt’s Men’s Shop
Mallory
UNION
Poodles Corner
Byron T. Jennigs
Coney
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