Dollar Drive urged by United Auto Workers PAC
The UAW local at General Motors announces a PAC dollar campaign now under way. Willis Marrer, president, calls for full cooperation of all members to support the program and work with other unions to place men in positions responsible to the people.
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United Auto Workers
General Motors
Willis Marrer
Marrer
Cio-Pac
George F. Addes
William Pollack
Textile Workers
Jack Kroll
Julius Emspak
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Eye 100 Percent On Dollar Drive
The Greater Cincinnati members of Amalgamated Clothing Workers push toward a 100 percent on dollar political action fund. Arthur Hartmann announced progress and expected Board release soon. The Cincinnati Board signed wage scale covered agreements with Crown Tailoring and Talley Tailors for about 80 workers including vacation health and life insurance. Negotiations continue with Hutchinson Brother Leather Goods and MacGregor Goldsmith with Seibert Grainger leading efforts.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Arthur Hartmann
Cincinnati Joint Board
Hartmann
Cincinnati
Crown Tailoring Company
Talley Tailors
Hutchinson Brother Leather Goods Co
Henry Seibert
Walter Grainger
Amalgamated
Beau Brum
Weatherly Flags Inflation Danger at Zoo Food Show
Reporters confirm Weatherly made a flat assertion about a banner protest while pickets at the Zoo deny blocking the sidewalk. Democratic candidates Espy and Davis protested campaign use of the Zoo by Elston and Hess. Zoo officials offered booth space to Jordan and Kauffman for literature urging registration and voting.
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G. Andrews Espy
Francis G. Davis
Elston
Hess
Zoo
Weatherly
Jordan
Elmer Kauffman
CIO Council
Viarrayo Sees Profits Grow
Viarrayo reports profits rise despite inflation pressures as June 1946 real income trails April 1945 by 18.1 percent. Takehome pay in durable goods sectors, including autos and iron steel, falls 13.1 percent in the period, with living costs pushing overall real income decline to 22.2 percent.
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