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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
3
A service member argues for a 3 year reenlistment highlighting branch choice, overseas theater access, mustering-out pay, annual reenlistment bonus per year, full family allowances, GI Bill eligibility, comprehensive military care, 200 trade training options, 30 days furlough with full pay plus annual leave, travel paid, and a path to retirement with increasing pay after 20 to 30 years.
A compact film page notes December 9 weekday schedule featuring Richard Arlen and Gene Autry with titles including Phantom Speaks Melody Ranch and Wild Bill Elliott Sheriff Of Las Vegas plus Case Of Scre and other screen offerings.
A historic payroll notice outlines increases: (a) plus 20 percent for service overseas, (b) plus 50 percent for members of flying crews or parachutists, and (c) plus 5 percent raise for every three years of service.
Men now in the Army who reenlist before February 1 will be reen listed in present grade. Honorably discharged men may reenlist within 20 days after discharge in the grade held at discharge, provided reenlistment occurs before February 1, 1946. You may enlist at any time for 1 2 or 3 year periods. One year enlistments require at least 6 months of service.
Treasurer Lewis Biggers attacked the branch finances saying funds have been spent like water and that much money never reached the treasurer. He criticized funds flowing through the president Berry and noted records were hard to keep. The 66th annual dinner was on November 29, 1945, and the agency shifted from relief to preventive work as Associated Charities took over aid roles.
OPA District Director John E Robinson Jr. thanked local War Price and Rationing Board volunteers and urged continued service in the price control effort. He said price control boards will replace the wartime boards after January 1 and noted rationing remains briefly for sugar with ration books still needed. Retailers must surrender red tokens by December 11.
Rev W A Page Sunday sparked talk by declaring an Atomic Bomb over election fixing. Report notes Rev B B Evans narrowly defeated by a few over 100 votes amid Dabney coverage.
A unanimous vote by the board of directors changes the name from The Associated Charities of Cincinnati to Family Service of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. The resolution was approved by the membership at a recent meeting.
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