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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
2
Chronicle offers weekly mail for Greater Cincinnati union members at $1.56 per year per member when a local subscribes, or $2 for individuals annually. A coupon updates addresses and requests return of extra copies’ labels to correct distributions.
A notice asks recipients to fill out a form and mail it to the Chronicle office at Rm. 524 1015 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio 452072 to update address records and ensure mail delivery accuracy.
A history of State of the Union addresses from Washington’s 1790 inaugural message to Truman’s first TV telecast, noting shifts from written to in person appearances and landmark moments like Monroe Doctrine, Jackson veto, Wilson’s 14 points, and Johnson’s upcoming address.
We Do Not Patronize urges unionists and the public to refuse patronage of Hayden Auto Top Service Frisch's Restaurants and Drive-ins Old Fitzgerald Bourbon and related brands Kehi Edelman Sausage Richman Brothers Clothing Thriftway Supermarkets Pasquale's Catering Service Howard Catering Tibbals Vending and Catering for alleged anti union actions and unfair labor practices.
Commissioners cite the Ferguson Act as basis for action or inaction. Columns from Charles Egger and editorials from The Catholic Times and Cleveland Press urge repeal and negotiation. Ohio Civil Liberties Union argues the act denies public employees equal protection. Legislature should grant rights to public workers.
AFSCM workers adopted a resolution supporting prospective pay from negotiations. The text urges the Cincinnati Board of Education to adopt the resolution and direct its negotiating team to continue talks toward a final agreement to maintain harmony with Local 232.
Notice instructs locals to inform the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council in writing of changes in local delegates or officers. Send updates promptly to 1015 Vine St., Room 520, Cincinnati Ohio 45202.
Regular meetings on Tuesday February 6 and Wednesday February 7 1968 will elect a chief stewards group and an audit committee. Ernest Franks recording secretary.
Fraternal notice from R L Beiting informs all Bricklayers No 2 KY members that invitations for the 100th Centennial Celebration are being mailed. If a member does not receive by February 3rd, they should contact for an additional invitation.
Members of Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 141 may donate a pint of blood at General Hospital to enroll in the Blood Bank and gain immediate benefits. Enrollment closes February 15, 1968. later enrollments delay benefits by 60 days. Chairman Kenneth Koo, phone 921-5491.
William J. Sheehan executive secretary of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council addressed the Cincinnati Chapter of the Financial Executives Institute at the Cincinnati Club. He told financial executives that labor deals with people rather than profit and loss statements and that labor shares an interest in business success with managers and stockholders. The Institute comprises treasurers comptrollers and other top financial executives from major Cincinnati firms.
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