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Cincinnati The Sun in Cincinnati, Ohio

11 Apr 1947

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Cincinnati The Sun

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1947

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8

Lockland Paper Workers Show What United Means In Strike

Local 1009 United Paper Workers, representing 800 workers at Gardner Richardson in Lockland, maintained a six month effort to settle wage and job security disputes without a strike. The plant remains closed as negotiations continue with support from AFL and CIO affiliates and community aid.

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United Paper Workers Gardner - Richardson Co Lockland Lockland Paper United Ruth G. Schechter Gardner- Richardson Local 1009 United Paper Workers Union Cincinnati Twen AFL Philip Carey and Fox Paper Co Dunn Street International Union of Paper Workers Cincinnati Cio Industrial Union Council Walter Chaney Bill Chaney Pete Duncan Chester Mason George Bradford Robert J. Davidson
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Guild backs Post Unit in discharge grievance

The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild voted full support to the Post Unit over a discharge notice to an editorial employee in a rural area. The guild calls the action linked to a promised pay raise from the last contract and warns it could trigger reviews of competence for raises. Five delegates and two alternates to the American Newspaper Guild convention were elected, with a 10 cent per capita levy approved for three months to the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council for anti labor legislation campaigning.

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Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Post Cincinnati Post Nates American Newspaper Guild Sioux City Rollin H. Everett Sun Russell Lusby Times-Star Irwin Bauer Max Sien Dorothy Uhl James Uhl George Brackmann Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
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