Eight Union Points To Keep United Auto Workers Strong
The article lists eight guidelines for UAW members to strengthen the union, including knowledge of constitutions and contracts, attending meetings, voting in elections, educating wartime veterans, aiding new workers, inviting new members, earning a fair wage, and applying the golden rule. It notes tearful moments as cars were built, mentions Hughie the veteran lacking a car, and cites ongoing negotiations with General Motors started April 10 seeking wage gains, equal pay, social security, retirement, and paid vacation.
Tailmobile Members Denounce Unemployment Bill In Senate
Tailmobile members Charles Kuester and John Surkamp condemn SB 112 after Senate hearing led by Sen. Fred Reiners. They urge attendance at a Sunday meeting in Norwood City Hall and note proposed Metzenbaum bill would aid workers but failed to pass. Kenneth Strobel returns from Scranton with pneumonia, plans May rejoin team. Trailmobile plans soft and hardball squads in local leagues. union may field inter-plant softball teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Charles Kuester
John Surkamp
Senate
Fred Reiners
R-Cin
Norwood City Hall
Kenneth Strobel
Scranton
Cincinnati
Mac Behrens
Trailmobile Co
Union
Family Thanks Workers Red Cross For Aid After Fire
Amalgamated Clothing Worker member Maude Myers and her family lost their home in a fire months ago. Camello Bros. pants shop workers and other departments donated about $250 and clothes. The Red Cross provided clothing and four rooms of furniture. The family is now settled at 5170 A Winneste Avenue, Winton Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Worker
Maude Myers
Camello Bros
Edward Reiring
The
SUN
Reiring
Red Cross
Winneste Avenue
Winton Terrace
Planning Book Aids Unions in Cincinnati Area
The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council is listed in the Program Planning Handbook published by the Adult Education Council. The handbook catalogs films speakers dramatizations exhibits and tours for membership groups. Distribution begins April 16 at the Program Planning Conference at 10 a.m. in the YWCA Auditorium Ninth and Walnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Adult Education Council
Y.W.C.A
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
CIO Council Supports Colored Children's Orphan Asylum Dormitory
The CIO Council approved a $25 donation for a dormitory at the Colored Children's Orphan Asylum. A letter was sent to affiliated locals seeking support. Miss Jean Bolton of the YWCA outlined a program for young adults in the YW and YMCA and requested speaking permission before local unions. Elmer Kauffman, the financial secretary, submitted an accepted financial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Colored Children’s Orphan Asylum
Jean Bolton
YWCA
Council
YMCA
Elmer Kauffman
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Auto Workers
Eddie Hellkamp
Thomas Jefferson
Lou
Charley
Hal
J.T
Hughie
Fae
Mr. Wilson
Walter Reuther
International
John Livingston
General Motors Corp
Sen. Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Sen. Reiners
Zipper
Kathman
Goodyear
West Fifth St
Dr. Scholis
Westwod Delicatessen
Harrison Montana
Guardian Bank
F. D. LC
Schramm
Rugh, Inc
CIO
CIO Council
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl G Broadway
All the Family
Corette
Mabley
DuPont
Windhey's Lingerie
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