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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
5
The agreement gives a flat four cent per hour raise for each year plus $100 monthly pensions for qualifying workers, retained a cost of living wage formula, and a one time three cent boost in year one. It includes no wage reopening and keeps pensions partly federally funded. The deal arrives with minimal warning after secret negotiations.
The union projects immediate benefits totaling 19 cents an hour with automatic increases to 35 cents. They opened negotiations March 29 seeking 31 cents. About 235,000 GM plant workers nationwide receive four cents and pensions, plus 30,000 UAW tool and die members get an extra five cents. Mattie Kemp of Gause has returned home after hospital treatment at Newton Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angell and son Monte, Mrs. George Rankin, Mrs. Sammy Sims and little Tommy of Cameron were in Waco on business and visited Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Cummings in Gatesville on Monday.
Cameron's Invitation golf event concluded with a 40 first round, a final 6 under par 30 tying Hopkins at 70. First flight prizes went to Polston of Marlin and a four way tie among Tucker Sharp Morris Groves with missing addresses. A large crowd enjoyed a half chicken barbecue as officials including Cheeves Bush Collins George White Williams DuBois and Liebman kept operations smooth.
Pr. B. Tucker is reported as a medical patient currently admitted to St. Edward Hospital for treatment.
Mrs E C Cole presents her music and expression pupils in a Sunday recital at Yee High Auditorium. May 28 at 3 p m thirty seven pupils participate with eight reading and expression numbers and nineteen piano performances. Public invited.
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