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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1946

Page

2

CIO Wins Southern Plants CIO Wins Southern Plants oir at ATLANTA

CIO unions won 10 more collective bargaining elections in the south, bringing their total to 49 NLBR elections won since the campaign began. In Clinton Tennessee Magnet Knitting Mills workers chose CIO representation in a runoff by 402 to 286 over unaffiliated Anderson County Employer Assn. Other CIO wins include Swift & Co Dallas Cabot Carbon Pampa Lion Chemical El Dorado and Texas Pipeline Houston.

Magnet Knitting Mills Clinton, Tenn CIO American Federation of Hosiery Workers Anderson County Assn Swift & Co Dallas Tex Cabot Carbon Co Pampa, Tex Lion Chemical Co el Dorado Texas Pipeline Co Houston, Tex

Atom Workers Vote Aug 20-22 in Oak Ridge

The NLRB announces a secret ballot election at Oak Ridge Tennessee from August 20 to 22 to decide whether AFL CIO or neither will represent the workers making America s atomic bomb. Security restrictions guard the 6 by 17 mile area as the vote nears.

Washington All Dixie Oak Ridge Tenn NLRB AFL, Cio Labor Organization America

Maritime Union Calls for Action on Lynchings

Cincinnati patrolman John Ferguson of the National Maritime Union urged swift arrest and conviction of Georgia lynching murders. He condemned Ku Klux Klan tactics and noted a $5000 reward offered by the union, urging federal anti lynching measures and direct pressure on President Truman and the Justice Department.

John Ferguson Cincinnati National Maritime Union Georgia United States Ferguson National Union Savannah Truman Department of Justice

Anti-Lynching Protest Planned by CDA on Sunday

The Committee on Democratic Action calls a mass meeting at 4 p.m. Sunday on Market Grounds Twelfth street and Central avenue to protest lynchings including the Georgia four and the Aiken eye gouging case. Speakers include Rev Frank Veal City Councilman Rollin H Everett Ernest J Waits and Talmadge Raley urging immediate passage of anti lynch anti poll tax and FEPC laws.

Georgia Committee On Democratic Action Twelfth Street Central Avenue Isaac Woodward Aiken S. C CDA Frank Veal Brown Chapel Rollin H. Everett Ernest J. Waits Talmadge Raley Waits

Pledge drives planned for CIO dollar campaign

Jack Methard outlined plans for a one dollar collection with a leaflet by the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild to inform locals. Stewards and PAC committee men will distribute the pamphlet and solicit gifts while registering unregistered CIO members and families as editors await recovery of Ben Herman. Rollin Everett led in Herman's absence due to a recent operation.

Jack Methard Cincinnati Newspaper Guild PAC Methard CIO Rollin Everett Ben Herman

Auto Workers Local 392 Forms National Trailer Council

Auto Workers Local 392 and Trailmobile locals in Cleveland discussed creating a national Trailer Council similar to the General Motors Council to coordinate the Trailmobile union on a nationwide basis. The council plans to start within 60 days as a dispute with the Teamsters AFL Local 100 over drivers’ jurisdiction was resolved. Local 392 leadership stressed loyalty to their union, noting drivers possess long seniority and benefits, and that workers did not return last week due to a company closure during the picket. George Jent stated a late week agreement with the Teamsters withdraws picket lines and retains Local 392 driver jurisdiction.

United Auto Workers Trailmobile Co al Chance Brownie McCoy Cleveland Teamsters Union Local 100 AFL Willard Schmidt AFL Teamsters Union George Jent the Sun Teamsters

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