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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1948
Page
7
The USA 310 Committee notes a spark of management willingness to cooperate and restore friendly labor relations. Stewards report good cooperation from workers in signing new Taft Hartley check off cards, with urgency to finalize and file them.
A community feature profiles several local women, noting traits and roles from Mrs. Triemplar to Mrs. Marks, including family details and pastimes. It mentions a beef roast tip wrapped in brown paper, and lists softball players at North Side Ball Field with practice nights led by manager Robert Smith.
John Seik Wei Wa Wept 58 Tool Re mourns the death of his father who passed away last week. The family asks for sympathy and privacy during this time.
The United Steelworkers will begin wage talks on April 5 with no preset increase. Rumors of a private 10 cent hourly rise tied to Benjamin Fairless were denied. The union aims to reopen the 2 year contract by April 30, with talks set in Pittsburgh for major firms and in New York Cleveland and Youngstown for others.
UTSE may drop its opposition to raising the bag fee from 10 to 15 cents per parcel at rail stations after petitions to the Interstate Commerce Commission and a scheduled April 26 hearing in Chicago. William Jones and Ernest Cromwell will attend Cincinnati Red Caps cases in Chicago April 2, while a joint UTSE meeting with Locals 94 and 809 is set for April 8 in Room 206 at the Brotherhood Building on Vine Street with Willard Townsend speaking.
In Youngstown and Cleveland, CIO Council and United Steelworkers secured unemployment benefits for workers laid off due to a labor dispute. The cases challenge a provision denying benefits if layoffs tie to a dispute at a separate plant within the employer’s system. The victories affect thousands of affected employees.
The quarterly meeting between the Grievance Committee and management yielded substantial pay increases for workers not yet at top rate. Vacation adjustments were discussed and expected to bring changes soon. The cooperation between Mr Wartchki and the union remained cordial during the contract term.
The piece notes improving relations over the year and welcomes Bernita Waits to the Inspection Dept after initial confusion sorting sheep from wolves. Dorothy Shapiro is seen daily at 2 p m with a large sandwich for vitamin content, and the Wilson brothers Ralph and Woody return to work after a drilling machine mishap.
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