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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1948
Page
6
J H Day Co refused to meet Local 766 United Electrical for contract talks over negotiations for changes to a contract expiring May 31. UE accuses the company of dodging bargaining and notes other major firms plan to negotiate with UE. Local 766 asks members to prepare for a special meeting to decide next steps and potential wage and job condition proposals.
At a special meeting last week the Columbia Recording Unit Local 766 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers unanimously ratified the contract proposals in preparation for negotiations set to begin within two weeks.
James Cox moves to the 3rd shift as Series B steward. Bill Kidwell becomes father to a second child born Apr 4 at Jewish Hospital weighing 7 4 2 pounds, and Bob La Fontaine also has a second son born Apr 5 at Bethesda Hospital. Harold Hann left Formica for government work. Charles Sawyer injured in an auto crash and on leave. Local 757 to send Helen Ferguson and Mae Rist to the Ohio Safety Congress in Columbus. Plant shifts cut to 32 hours. Inlay Dept laid off. Treated Materials Dept reduced. Series B layoffs with 2600 sheets on order. process inspector jobs abolished.
Members of Local 757, UE condemn any secession movements and raids, vow to fight raiding tactics, and reaffirm support for UE policy on PAC. They approved a letter to Philip Murray about raids, and the unity statement from District 7 Council. Rose Miles, Esther Tice, and Ray Messer elected as new CIO Council delegates.
Local 766 notes Dave Ralston of Dept N-11 has been off for ten days and hopes for a quick recovery. Andy Wood of the Oiler Dept. returned briefly after illness but must return to Christ Hospital for examination. Voting on vacation will come up soon with members urged to participate.
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