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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
2
The CIO Recreational Committee reports rapid growth of the Cincinnati program with 75 to 100 five man bowling teams planned. Play set for mid September, $10 team entry, $1.20 per player per night, strike and accident funds proposed, prizes described as top in Cincinnati, with plans to broaden to all international organizations.
Local 1895 United Steelworkers of America launches an intensive registration drive led by Harry King and PAC members to contact members and relatives and ensure voting registration. The drive also pushes a $1 political action contribution as part of the 100 percent effort.
The United Office and Professional Workers celebrate a major gain as Prudential Insurance endorses the union liberalized retirement plan in a letter to all industrial agents. The letter lauds collective bargaining and explains the agreement as strengthening stable relations and supporting a closed shop, viewed as a victory for organizing debit men nationwide.
Jerry Amberg president of Griffin Wheel Local 647, United Auto Workers, expresses optimism for organized labor. He notes the local has secured gains since its founding, including a first contract in January 1946 with arbitration vacation and a 10 percent wage increase, as negotiations reopen in December.
Raley, a candidate for the legislature, warns organized reaction and calls labor to action. He says global dangers loom, urging workers to oppose enemies of America and replace them with progressives who will defend freedom, peace, and democracy.
Amberg, 53, has held roles as Grievance Committee chair man recording secretary financial secretary and was recently elected to the office of president indicating plans for a stronger push forward in the organization.
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