CIO-A Good Citizen Labor Praised for Chest Ad
Charles Sawyer Cincinnati Chest general chairman lauded organized labor for supporting Community Chest campaigns. He noted CIO and AFL councils urged affiliates to donate, praising united campaign methods across management and employees as exemplary and distinct from Russia.
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Organized Labor
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Sawyer
CIO
AFL
United Campaign
Community Chest
United States
Russia
America
Jack Stigler
George Stalf
United Brewery Workers
Ed B. Hellkamp
United Auto Workers
al Leigh
IUE Electrical Workers
Walter Grainger
Industrial Union Council
Raymond Sowder
United Steelworkers
Learn to Cook Without Stove Red Cross courses train mass feeding
Cincinnati and Hamilton County Red Cross Civil Defense offer free emergency mass feeding classes teaching housewives to run field kitchens for 500 without gas electricity or water. Volunteers build simple outdoor kitchens from rubble material and prepare meals within three hours.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Red Cross Civil Defense
Red Cross
Civil Defense Organization
E. Sixth St
Robert Krone
Red Cross Food and Nutrition Service
Braun in Hospital After Operation
Harold Braun a CIO leader and chairman of UAW-CIO Local 647 Community Service Committee and CIO Council Civil Rights Committee is confined at Good Samaritan Hospital after an operation. All of CIO wishes him a complete and speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Braun
Uaw-Cio
CIO Council
Good Samaritan Hospital
CIO
Harold
Do it Yourself Show at Music Hall October 10
The Cincinnati Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Do It Yourself show at Music Hall from October 10 to 17. Home craftsmen from the Cincinnati area can view the latest tools and materials and try out gadgets. Proceeds from booth space sales will fund Jaycees charitable activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Junior Chamber of Commerce
Music Hall
Cincinnati Area
Jaycees
Junior Swim Awards Held At Central High School Pool
One hundred ninety boys and girls aged 6 to 16 were awarded medals and shield pins at the Eighth Annual Junior Swim ceremony on September 25 at the Central High School Pool. Awards were presented by the Cincinnati Times-Star in cooperation with the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Red Cross and the Public Recreation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Cincinnati Times-Star
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Red Cross
Public Recreation Commission
CIO Aid Through Community Chests Expands Worker Support
Since its inception the CIO has worked to solve workers problems nationwide. Beyond higher wages and shorter hours, the CIO enhances aid to Community Chests by yearly financial support and by training staff to serve on welfare boards and chest staffs. This strengthens Chest aid for CIO workers and fosters Labor-Community Chest ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
America
Charity Ball Prize Car To Aid Dominican Sisters Appeal
Miss Charlotte Ruwe and Mrs Stephen M Burns head the 1954 Charity Ball prize committee in Cincinnati. The event raises funds for nursing care by the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor for locals regardless of race color or creed. A blue Buick convertible with radio heater and white sidewalls tops prizes. drawing is Nov 27 at the Netherland Plaza Hotel. Contact Emma Ferrari East 3918 Burns Capitol 6684 or Ruwe Tweed 2976 for tickets.
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Charlotte Ruwe
Stephen M. Burns
Miss Ruwe
Burns
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Ferrari
East
Capitol
Ruwe
Tweed
Allis-Chalmers Local Collects $440 for Polio
Allis-Chalmers employees join union and management in polio drive. The Polio Fund receives 440.18 dollars, with 64.07 from Plant 2 and the remainder from Plant 1, reflecting a unified effort of union and non-union workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Local
Next Week Devoted To Fire Prevention
Acting Mayor Dorothy Dolbey proclaims October 3 to 9 as Fire Prevention Week in Cincinnati and appeals to all citizens to observe the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dolbey
Cincinnati
Governor Proclaims Ohio Week to Promote Handicapped Employment
Governor Lausche signs a proclamation designating October 3 to 9 as National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week in Ohio. He praises the Governor's Committee led by William L. Dolle for coordinating about 40 local committees advancing handicapped employment across the state.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
William L. Dolle
Cincinnati
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Red Cross Disaster Food Service
Emma Ferrari
Iue-Cio Allis Chalmers
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