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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1948
Page
7
A political appeal invites American citizens over 21 to a large party on November 2. The message promotes CIO PAC backing for candidates, urges voting, and denounces Taft-Hartley while criticizing segments of the 80th Congress.
A regional union issue urges workers to vote on November 2 to replace lawmakers and repeal the Taft Hartley bill. The piece warns against indifference, promotes a PAC, and highlights cautions about price controls and public policy. It also notes local workplace updates and reminders to register and vote.
The TWA saw its mail grant rise to more than six million, more than doubling the original three million allotment. Critics note the same policymakers previously refused subsidies for small farmers, highlighting a policy inconsistency.
Unions secured 72 percent of bargaining elections and 98 percent of union shop elections conducted by the NLRB in May.
Workers of Local 1334 at St. John's and St. Mary's cemeteries won a preliminary one and a half day strike. The Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Assn extended the contract to August 14 after union pressure amid 60 days of bargaining. The old contract expired July 31 with management offering only a “impossible” proposal. Union seeks wage increases and better working conditions.
The Brighton Screw Co employees enjoyed a paid vacation week with trips to Washington Canada Florida and more. The CIO union influence on paid vacations is noted along with a successful Strickers Grove picnic complete with bingo beer and snacks. Earl Ogborn and Willie Mason abstained from beer. A ball game and dancing featured among the day’s events. George Kirchner helped transport attendees.
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