Local Club Executive Board List From Cincinnati Periodical
Publication notes weekly issuance and second class status dated June 30 1944. It lists the Garfield 1 2550 contact and the 1113 Keith Building address along with a long executive board roster including Ed Hellkamp Ed McDonald Steve Chevalier Ernestine Locknane James Grace Harold Zimmerman Joseph Scherra James Pearson George Jent Walter Grainger Marco Meccia Oleta Durham John Dehner Henry Kraemer William Black Al Jordan Chester Mason Herman Rau Clarence Heitzman Jesse Schmides Fred Sommerfeld Eddie Eilers Charlie Miller Bill Martin Archie Tewart Willie Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hellkamp
Ed McDonald
Steve Chevalier
Ernestine Locknane
James Grace
Harold HR. Zimmerman
Joseph Scherra
James Pearson
George Jent
Walter T. Grainger
Marco Meccia
Oleta Durham
John Dehner
Henry Kraemer
William Black
al Jordan
Chester Mason
Herman Rau
Clarence Heitzman
Jesse Schmides
Fred Sommerfeld
Eddie Eilers
Charlie Miller
Bill Martin
Archie Tewart
Willie Snow
They Say They Make So Much Money It Seems Embarrassing
Three nationally known businessmen tell Sylvia Porter they are making record profits this year. A bank chairman says even if no more earnings are recorded this year, they would still be ahead of 1954. Profits before taxes exceed 42.5 billion annually, the highest ever and well above 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Porter
Bank
Miss Porter
Batboys Seek Union Over Pay And Perks In Baseball
A look at how youth batboys like Joe Carrieri of the Yankees Bobby Weinstein of the Giants and Charlie DiGiovanna of the Dodgers describe their pay roles duties and the potential for a batboys union. They discuss game day earnings extra innings pay and duties beyond carrying bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey Crocketts
Joe Carrieri
New York Yankees
Joe
New York Giants
Bobby Weinstein
Charlie DiGiovanna
Brooklyn Dodgers
Charlie
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baltimore Orioles
National Retarded Children Week Observed in Hamilton County
Retarded Children Week is observed in Hamilton County with about 20 000 affected. About one third work in simple tasks and Goodwill Industries employ several. Roughly 2000 attend slow learner classes and 94 severely retarded children are in community classes. Nearly 1000 are in state schools and about 100 in private institutions. The Hamilton County Council for Retarded Children, a new Community Chest agency, coordinates services with United Appeal support. Families urged to contact the council and to recognize both limitations and abilities of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Goodwill Industries
Council For
Hamilton County Council For
Community Chest
United Appeal
Council
Buckeye Association Specialty Dog Show Returns aid
The Sixth Annual Buckeye Associated Specialty Club Dog Show takes place Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Reading Road at Asmann Avenue. It is presented by the Collie Club of Southern Ohio the Miami Valley Doberman Pinscher Club and the Greater Cincinnati Bulldog Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Associated Specialty Club
Asmann Avenue
Reading Road
Collie Club of
Southern Ohio
Miami Valley
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The
Cincinnati Sun
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
CIO
Cincinnati 2
Ohio
Garfield
Keith Bldg
Dog Show
Mac
Home Beverage
Bob Mosley
Seer
HamIlton Ave
Spring Lawn MA
Pension & Group Consultants, Inc
Thexton, Earls & Lemley, Inc
Cincinnati
CIO Council
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Cincinnati Joint Board
ACWA
E. 4Th St
Hutchinsons
Gene White
Brewery Workers
Central Turner Hall
Walnut St
PJMW
Weyer Ave
Norwood
Cari
Stir & Plum Sts
Spring Grove Ave
Yacht Cieb
Colerain Ave
McDevitt’s Men's Shop
Mallory
UNION
Peebles Corner
E. McMillan
Olga Balon
Paperworker Local
E. Eighth St
G. Koehl, Inc
E. Vine
Miller Bros
Featuring
Rainbo
Benjamin Moore
Srushes
Monmouth
Newport
Pike Street
Covington
Montgomery R&d
Glenway
Price Hile
Hamilton
Brentwood
Ebony
Admiral TV
Cliff Thoma
Auto Workers Local
Woodburn Ave. de Sales
Cincinnati, O
Hebron
Ogy
Hebron, KY
Brownies. Furniture
Moscow, Ohio
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