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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1949
Page
5
In March 1949 at the Trailmobile plant in Oakley Ohio Local 392 workers report 6 45 am выв suspicious disappearance of unfinished trailers. Chairman Bill Le Master asks SUN reporter Bill Atwood for insight as supervision stays silent about the strange vanishing act.
The Cincinnati Joint Board ACW urges action at a Monday meeting. Arthur Hartmann directed shop chairmen to inform members of their duty to contact Congress with views on pending legislation. Chairmen will hand out cards with Congressmen and Senators’ names and addresses in shops this week. Ben Herman highlighted praising representatives who vote for the will of the people.
An inspector and committee chair search after three trailers disappear from the end of the paint line overnight. Supervisors deny touching them. the missing units had not been completed or inspected and the supervisor on duty claims no knowledge of their whereabouts.
The article notes tensions over safety and production with trailers hauled away amid fear of contract breaches. It mentions a grievance charge, the Thomas Lesinski Taft Hartley repeal bill, FEPC changes, and Ohio unemployment law revisions as pending. It also reports a pre Easter employment rise and eight memoranda extending bargaining agreements for three years covering about 4,000 workers in 31 plants.
Walter Grainger of the Cincinnati Joint Board spoke at an Ault and Wiberg Inter Chemical Association dinner on April 1. He traced ACW history with emphasis on arbitration and price stabilization clauses. He outlined CIO Political Action Committee aims and labor’s opposition to Taft Hartley.
Five senators pushed a health bill to shift much of the health insurance plan onto charity. Pope Pius XII urged housing along with food and called for millions of houses. Senator Martin of Pennsylvania noted a history of CIO backing from a million voters. Bland of Virginia will not seek re election. Robert F. Wagner Jr. may run if his father resigns. General Walter Bedell Smith quit as Moscow envoy and Col Louis Johnson took Defense Secretary post to push unification of the armed forces.
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