Oil Workers Gulf Council Aids Gains In Gulf Contracts
Delegates at the Gulf Nationwide Council of the Oil Workers union third biannual meeting in Cincinnati Aug 4 5 credited a unified program for improved Gulf contracts. Local 508 Cleves affiliated since formation a year ago led activities with locals from Port Arthur Ft Worth Sweetwater and Toledo. They planned a six month push to liberalize Gulf pension plans and then entertained visitors after the sessions.
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Gulf Nationwide Council of the Oil Workers Union
Cincinnati
Cleves
Linton Hotel
Port Arthur
Tex
Ft. Worth
Sweetwater
Toledo
Gulf
L. E. Dunaway
Joe Jackson
Harry Weber
Local 508
Gulf Nationwide Council
Jackson
Harry Welsch
Knight Reelected Leader of Oil Workers Union CIO
TOLEDO Ohio April convention closes with A Knight named to a ninth one year term as president and the only candidate. T M McCormick nominated secretary treasurer with no opposition. A R Kinstley and E Carl Mattern duel for the vice president post in referendum. Per capita dues rise from 1.15 to 1.25 per month.
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Toledo
O. A. Knight
Oil Workers and Union-Cio
T. M. McCormick
A. R. Kinstley
E. Carl Mattern
Union
Mattern
International Union
Paper Workers Local 98 Seeks Larger Turnout
Local 98 reports a second night meeting drew fewer attendees and plans another meeting to boost turnout. U.S. Printing held its annual picnic at Strickers Grove with a very large crowd and a ball game for all ages. Local 98 congratulates Mary Shelton on her marriage and notes several members returning from vacations or illness.
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Paperworkers
U.S
Strickers Grove
Local 98
Mary Shelton
Mildred Wagner
Oscar Hollers
Ed Jung
Education staff to attend ACW conference in New York
Emma Ferrara of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Cincinnati Joint Board is among eleven ACW education directors attending the biannual education staff conference September 8 to 10 at Hudson Shore Labor School in West Park New York. The agenda, announced by Robert Levin ACW education director, will aid Cincinnati Clothing Workers first year program planning and Ferrara will discuss teaching new members recruitment publicity and legislative committee organization with fellow staff.
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Emma Ferrara
Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Cincinnati Joint Board
ACW
Hudson Shore Labor School
West Park
N. Y
Robert Levin
National
Cincinnati Clothing
Ferrara
Two Million Tenant Farmers Operate Vast Farmland
About two million tenant farmers work to farm roughly 39 percent of the farmland. The figure highlights the scale of tenancy in rural areas and the potential impact on agricultural productivity and policy debates.
Stewards Meeting Calls Urbana UE Delegates for Convention
A city wide UE stewards and officers meeting in two shifts on Wednesday Aug 15 at Local 757 hall 3953 Spring Grove Ave will cover lessons from the Univisions strike in Dayton and arrange a special coach for delegates to the international convention Sept 6 10 Elmer Kauffman Local 757 requests calls from unasked delegates Lem Land district president will attend Cincinnati UE locals organize delegation support
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Spring Grove Avenue
Dayton
Lem Markland
Cincinnati
Elmer Kauffman
UE 757 Elects Four Convention Delegates
Four delegates to the District 7 convention were elected at last week’s Local 757 meeting United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers. They are William Burton, James Dinkins, Earl Hessler and Harry Kunkenmoeller. Kunkenmoeller declined, so a substitute will be named.
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District 7
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
William Burton
James Dinkins
Earl Hessler
Harry Kunkenmoeller
Kunkenmoeller
Univis Strikers Return to Work After Pay Increase
Univis Lens Co workers resume duties after 14 weeks of strike. Settlement returns workers to old or equal jobs, with a 1cent hourly raise and guarantees for 11 strikers during arbitration. Police violence and National Guard involvement marked the dispute.
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Dayton
Univis Lens Co
UE-766 Wins Lodge-S Gains Increases and Holidays
Local 766 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers achieved wage gains under a two year contract reopening. Non incentive rates rise 6 cents and incentive rates 5 cents, plus six paid holidays, effective August 1. They are negotiating a new contract with Bossert Machine Tool Co as the current agreement expires September 1.
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Local 766
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Lodge and Shipley
Bossert Machine Tool Co
Jackpot quiz winner evicted over cattle dispute
A quiz show winner who claimed prizes including a television, a trip to the Azores and a herd of Hereford cattle was evicted from his apartment after the landlord complained the cattle damaged rugs in the halls. The list also referenced a B-29 a Cadillac convertib le and other items.
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Azores
Nati. Broadcasting Co
Bessemer
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Gulf Council Aids
Knight
Elizabeth Engel
Oil Council
Stewards Meeting
Univisions
Cooper’s
Mill Street
Lockland
UE-757
UE News
Local 757
Trict Council
Distriit
Forrest Payne
Univis
Ilc
House
Clare Hoffman
R. Mich
Washington
Lodge
Madison Rd
Oakley
Aufdemkampe
Freeman Avenue
Seiberling
Harrison Tire & Rubber CO
Union Newspapers
Union Stationery
Western Printing Co
Sycamore Street
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