Brewery Workers Win 57 A Week In New Contracts
The Greater Cincinnati breweries reached a new contract after long talks with a joint committee led by Robert Carnahan John Dehner and William Brenner. The pact includes 5 night premium six holidays paid vacations and a union shop. Local 12 also secured a separate Bishopric Products deal with a 15 cent raise and road expense allowance.
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Greater Cincinnati Breweries
Robert Carnahan
John Dehner
William Brenner
Ray Krotzer
Michael Schweninger
William Hyden
George Stalf
John Willett
Robert Kuehling
Charles Lindberg
The
International
Bishopric Products
Textile Workers Win the Raise for 18 000
New York report states wages will rise by more than 16c an hour on average, with total annual increases exceeding 54 million dollars for 18 000 workers across seven American Viscose Corp. plants. The pact runs to Nov 30, 1949, with wage reopenings in June 1949 and local ratification required. It covers shift premiums and key roles like spinning, boosting average earnings to 1.45 dollars per hour. The agreement may influence settlements at Celanese Corp. and Industrial Rayon Corp. as well.
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New York
American Viscose Corp
Textile Workers Union
CIO
Union
Celanese Corp. of America
Industrial Rayon Corp
Union Picnic Planned by Local 3737 Aug 28
Local 3737 United Steelworkers announces a large picnic on Saturday August 28 at the Steuben Social Club in North College Hill. Ed Connelly chairs a growing committee with members including Steve Bittner Howard McCafferty Monroe Campbell and others. Refreshments are free and sandwiches will be sold. Union and company share expenses. Delegates Connelly Campbell Lockhart and Conelly will attend a Steelworkers conference on welfare programs September 18 and 19 in Dayton.
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United Steelworkers
Ed Connelly
Steve Bittner
Howard McCafferty
Monroe Campbell
Roscoe White
Lillian Nauman
John Wise
Art Nieman
Bill Lipp
Joe Bryant
George Powell
Bill Fischer
Clif Fritz
Clarence Heicb
Josephine Prechtel
Bob Tate
Steuben
North College Hill
Union and Company
Elwood Lockhart
Ed Conelly
Steelworkers Conference
Dayton
Clothing Workers Promote PAC Push At Cincinnati Meeting
Over 100 ACW members attended the Cincinnati Joint Board PAC activities meeting stressing educating the unorganized and expanding unity. Department chairs received records to list voluntary contributions and plan member registration with $1 PAC gifts. Henry Seibert urged strong campaigns through radio and press to reach non union people.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Cincinnati Joint Board
ACW
Henry Seibert
Unions Certify 95 in Hawaii Under NLRB 1946
In 1946 Hawaii saw 95 new union certifications under the National Labor Relations Board, marking a notable year for labor organization activity in the islands.
Registration drive urged before election day
The article appeals readers to register to vote for the November 2 election and notes registration lasts as long as voting occurs at least every two years. It directs readers to the Board of Elections at 622 Sycamore and mentions local staff changes and a hospital update with Mrs. Weber undergoing surgery.
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Board of Elections
Meeting Notice Urges Registration and Attendance
A local note urges members to register to vote and attend meetings, noting rising turnout but inviting more second-floor members to join Saturday August 21 at 3 p.m. It mentions Andy Tewell’s three week vacation, and reports Harold Braun, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schafer, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Englehardt with recent travels.
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Andy Tewell
Texas
Frau Weber Recovers Nicely After Brief Illness
The message notes a speedy and complete recovery for Mrs. Weber after a brief illness, expressing well wishes and optimism for her health.
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Mrs. Weber
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