Steel Union votes for strike but no action yet says Whitehouse
More than 6000 local members and hundreds of thousands nationwide voted 6 to 1 for a nationwide strike to press wage demands. Al Whitehouse, district director, says no strike will occur immediately and a special AFL CIO committee meeting in Pittsburgh will decide next steps with reps from Local 22 and Local 186.
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United Steelworkers of America
al Whitehouse
International Executive Board
Pittsburgh
R. D. Gaskin
Jacob G. Rentschler
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Aluminum Industriats Inc
American Can Co
Andrews Steel Co
Brighton Screw and Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati Bickford Machine Tool Co
Cincinnati Butchers Supply Co
Cincinnati Engineering Tool Co
Edwards Manufacturing Co
Fosdick Machine Tool Co
Goldsmith Metal Lath Co
Huenefeld Stove Co
Lunkenheimer Co
Magnus Brass
Phillips Pump & Tank Co
William Powell Co
Queen City Steel Treating Co
Sawbrook Steel Castings Co
Springfield Metallic Casket Co
Elliott Co
United Welding Co
Vulcan Copper & Supply Co
PD. T. Williams Valve Co
Williamson Heater Co
Eugene Berninghaus Co
Eisenhauer Co
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Ill staffer returns to work. hospital patient improves
Two Areal Jim Gallagher of United Steelworkers of America has been ill for a week with a back ailment but was back in the office on Wednesday. Mrs. Al Whitehouse, wife of Director Al Whitehouse, is in St Elizabeth's Hospital and is much improved, expected to be home before week’s end.
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Jim Gallagher
United Steelworkers of America
al Whitehouse
St Elizabeth's Hospital
Local 310 OKs Strike Heavily in 1945 Vote
Results of the November 28 1945 strike vote at Aluminum Local 310 United Steelworkers show 876 yes and 90 no with most members voting. The executive board meeting is set for December 4 and the next regular meeting December 13 at Red Man's Hall Carli Street.
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Aluminum Local
United Steelworkers of America
Keith Building
Redman's Hall
Carli St
Strike Committee Reopens Talks After 92 Percent Vote
Officers thank members for strong turnout with 549 Yes and 42 No. Negotiations resume Monday with Mr Michaels and Mr Pell as Wage Policy Committee meets in Pittsburgh Tuesday. Bargaining meet Dec 9 at 806 Keith Building, then Executive Board Dec 10. next membership Dec 7. A gambler paid off a two dollar bet to Mineral Water Mahienkamp.
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Michaels
Pell
Pittsburgh
Keith Building
Paper Workers Local 98 Becomes United Paper Workers
Paper Workers Local 98 marks its first anniversary and plans a name change from Paper Workers Organizing Committee to United Paper Workers. Roy Cozart announced 171 members at the December 1 Moose Hall meeting in Norwood. Katherine White elected to fill Clare Huenefeld’s vacancy and will serve as trustee and reporter. The event was well attended with ample snacks and beverages.
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Paper Workers Organizing Committee
United Paper Workers
Roy Cozart
Moose Hall
Norwood
Katherine White
Clare Huenefeld
Alo
Education Committee backs National Health Program appeal
The group urged support for the National Health Program as outlined in the CIO pamphlet For the People's Health and asked members to write their legislators. A $30 contribution to Local 1015, Paper Workers Organizing Committee of Muskegon, now in its sixth week of strike, was gratefully accepted.
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CIO
Merry Christmas for Oak Leather Workers as New Contract Signed
Local 214 and American Oak Leather Co. management reached a new contract after a victory mass meeting attended by about 700 workers. The secret vote from 560 members approved the plan with a starting rate of 70 cents per hour, a 6 cent overall increase, back pay replaced by bonuses, and paid Christmas Day.
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Local 214
American Oak Leather Co
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