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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1949

Page

3

Unity and Action at CWA Local 28 Meeting

Local 28 members missed a joint CWA meeting August 16 in the Hotel Gibson Ballroom presided by Milton D. Tobin. National President Joseph A. Beirne urged unity and stronger finances for power in bargaining and reminded members to return two ballots by September 1 for By-Laws and Ohio State Council affiliation.

Hotel Gibson Ballroom Milton D. Tobin Tobin Fabor Joseph A. Beirne Beirne Ohio State Council

United Steelworkers Hearing On San Jose Contract Talks

Local 1861 members met on August 20 to hear staff rep Al Jordan outline the American Can negotiations with the United Steelworkers and the strike postponement. The meeting noted attendees including Lovie Lasita, Harry Kinnaird, Lee Scott, and Irwin Lauck, with a democratic tone on free speech and dues integrity.

1861 al Jordan American Can United Steelworkers San Jose California Jordan Lovie Lasita Harry Kinnaird Adolph Berthold Lee Scott Irwin Lauck

NAM President Attacks Steel Panel At Hearing

Ira Mosher former NAM president told a presidential fact finding board that steel companies and NAM members were wrong to consent to the hearing. Union VP James Thimmel and other union delegates walked out, calling Mosher an outsider during his remarks.

Ira Mosher Natl Assn United Steelworkers CSO NAM James Thimmel Mosher

Overflow crowd fills Great Controversy guide event

Joe Cullen Gil Crawford and Joe Scherra handed out important literature at entrance while Cliff Coleman managed seating at the rear. Bill Krippendorf was praised for his presence and Pop Jones was away on the west coast negotiating with Cance for the committee.

Fred Schiller Joe Cullen Gil Crawford Joe Scherra Cliff Coleman Bill Krippendorf Pop Jones Cance

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