Allis-Chalmers Rejects Wage Talks
Esther Tice, organizer for Local 765, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, said Allis-Chalmers Co. in Norwood refused wage talks under a contract supplement. The union cites inflation hardship and notes April union rolls are double March, while the company denies inflation and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Co
Norwood
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Esther Tice
Miss Tice
U E Conference Debates Taft Hartley Anti-union Bills
At UE District 7 in Columbus delegates scrutinized the Taft Hartley bills with CIO president Philip Murray warning they threaten labor rights. Cliff McAvoy described provisions as curbing injunction protections and creating government run labor fronts, urging united action.
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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers District No. 7
Columbus
Washington
CIO National
Philip Murray
America
Cliff McAvoy
McAvoy
Murray
William Lavelle
Ohio
Formica Notes Welcomes, Marriages, and Union Updates
Horace Phelps new son David Wayne born April 18 at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces. Audrey Wells of Inspection is mother. Al Leigh wed English sweetheart Eileen at St Charles Church Carthage on April 12. Newlyweds at 6807 Van Kirk. Martha Wagers improves after illness. Shop Committee resolves grievance, reclassifies job with back pay. Joint Stewards meeting set for April 30 at union hall. Local supports strike actions against Lodge and Shipley Co and Telephone Workers. urges members not to cross picket lines to pay telephone bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Phelps
David Wayne
Good Samaritan Hospital
David
Audrey Wells
Horace
al Leigh
Eileen
St. Charles
Carthage
van Kirk
Red
Formica
Martha Wagers
Pregwood Dept
Union Hall
Ernie Sams
Azell Daugherty
Larry Keller
Lodge and
Shipley Co
Cemetery Workers Increase Per Capita to Fight Anti Union Bills
Cemetery Workers voted to raise per capita payments to the CIO Industrial Union Council from five to ten percent to fund a radio and newspaper campaign against anti labor legislation. President Talmadge Zipperer noted a 10 percent September 1946 per capita for political action and a telegram and petition drive begun April 22 to influence Cincinnati and Ohio congressmen against bills seen as undermining labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Industrial Union Council
Talmadge Zipperer
Zipperer
Council
Political Action Committee
Congress
Cincinnati
Ohio
Organized Labor
Union Proposes 10c Baggage Fee Change Across Railroads
UTSE urges Interstate Commerce Commission to include a 10 cent baggage fee in new passenger rates. The plan would base charges on pieces, cap four bags per coupon, and allow 5 cents for excess bags, with coupons punched at departure and valid to destination.
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United Transport Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Telephone Strike Courage and Community Calls
The CIO speaker at a Sunday mass meeting of 1800 strikers voiced optimism about the outcome, noting the large number of women fighters. Freeman urged the telephone company to join a public meeting with city officials clergy press and radio to negotiate. Councilman Rollin Everett proposed council assistance to settle the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Jordan
Freeman
Telephone Company
Rollin H. Everett
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Allis-Chalmers
U. E
Elmer Kauffman
Herbert
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Spring Grove Avenue
Anes
Taxaco
Westinghouse Appliances
Hines Brothers
Dick Pflaum
Banner Tire
Madison Road
Hackberry
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jackie
Federated Pictures
Mae Rist
Helen Ferguson
Utse News
By Nathaniel Jordan
The
Union
Rick
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Rollman’s
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