UAW Demands Congress Strengthen Civil Rights
The UAW-CIO International Executive Board urges prompt federal civil rights legislation to halt rights violations. It cites the Till murders as crimes against democracy and humanity and calls on members to lobby Congress while donating 5000 to NAACP's Fight for Freedom Fund and expanding its own anti discrimination efforts. The union vows ongoing defense of civil rights in factories halls town meetings courts and voting booths.
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Washington
Uaw-Cio International Executive Board
Criminal Division
United States Department of Justice
Emmett Louis Till
UAW
Uaw-Cio
NAACP
Congress
International Union
One Judge to Remember Lets Picketing Stand in Pennyvania
Local 647 UAW CIO hails a Pennyvania judge who refused to issue an injunction to limit labor picketing. The ruling frames company efforts as aimed at breaking morale over negotiating a contract. The piece urges labor readers to attend meetings and listen to the UAW CIO eye opener radio program for news.
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Uaw-Cio
Pennyvania
WSAI
Local 674 UAW-CIO News and Sick Members Update
The note recalls several Local 674 members off work at Chevrolet and Fisher due to illness, including William G. Bailey and others like Gene Duvall Maford Garner Elbert King and Ben Taylor. It mentions election time and a light news week while also recounting a prior battery spill incident involving John Churchill and a cheerful plan to visit Gal lipolis for fried chicken and hunting.
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Uaw-Cio
Chevrolet
Fisher
William G. Bailey
Gene Duvall
Maford Garner
Elbert King
Ben Taylor
John Churchill
Gallipolis
Abner Yokum
John
Union Meetings Schedule For Local 175 And Affiliates
ACWA Clothing Workers Local 175 meets after work Monday November 21 at 425 E Fourth St Cincinnati with Joint Board at 7 39 p m. Autoworkers Local 674 UAW hosts Friday November 18 at 5129 Montgomery Rd at 8 p m. Brewery Workers Local 199 gathers Saturday November 19 at 1411 Walnut St starting 10 a m. Steelworkers Local 310 meets Thursday November 24 at 8 p m at 1725 Carll St. Local 1858 holds Friday November 18 at 9th and Plum Sts at 8 p m. Local 1861 gathers Saturday November 19 at 2 p m at 3938 Spring Grove Ave. Local 3243 holds Friday November 25 at 4 15 p m at 13th and Spring Sts.
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Acwa Clothing Workers
E. Fourth St. Cinti. Joint Board
E. Fourth St. Autoworkers
UAW
Montgomery Rd
Brewery Workers
Walnut St
9Th
Plum Sts
Spring Grove Ave
13Th
Spring Sts
Local 1861 CIO Meeting Set For Saturday
Local 1861 USA CIO will meet in regular session on Saturday November 19 with Al Jordan attending. More laid off workers are returning to work and the trend continues. Condolences to the families of Tom Prather Frank Meyer and Milton Kist on their recent losses.
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USA
CIO
al Jordan
Tom Prather
Frank Meyer
Milton Kist
Milton Kist Notices Wife's Passing
A local obituary note mourns the death of Milton Kist's wife, acknowledging her passing and extending sympathies to the family. The brief item confirms the survivor relationship and the event within the community.
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Directory of Magicians
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Eastern Magical Society
Rivington Street
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Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison Road
Miller Bros
Featuring
Rainbo
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Monmouth
Newport
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Covington
Montgomery
Glenway
Price Hill
S. 3Rd
Hamilton
Oak” Savings Ban Me Rus Ce
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F.D.I.C
Automatic Appliances & Furniture, Inc
E. McMillan
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company
Ike
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