ACW Christmas Party For Union Delegates Set
The Cincinnati Joint Board of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers announces a Christmas party for delegates and their wives on Monday December 12 at 7 30 p m. at ACWA headquarters 1015 Vine Street with refreshments music and entertainment by ACWA members. The entertainment committee includes O H Schneider Anna Roller Birdie Burneson Leta Kindt Elizabeth Telscher Hilda Schuler Ida de Felice William Dorsey Josephine Adams Cecil Hedges Martha Moorman and helpers Henry Seibert Marco Meccia Emma Ferrara.
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Henry Seibert
Marco Meccia
Emma Ferrara
Joint Board
Annual Christmas Children's Party Hosts Toys at Legion Hall
The Cincinnati Joint Pecrd will host a Christmas party for ACWA members and their children on Saturday December 17 at the American Legion Hall 322 Broadway. Activities start at 2 p.m. with a movie and Santa Claus distributing toys and candy. Emma Ferrara Education Director helps coordinate entertainment.
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American Legion Hall
Broadway
Acwa Entertainment Committee
Santa Claus
Local 189 Party Celebrates Christmas at Friars Club
The second annual Christmas Party of Local 189 ACWA was held at the Friars Club last Saturday, December 3, with 20d cutters and trimmers in attendance. The event featured lunch, refreshments, music, dancing, games and entertainment. Joe Dana chaired the entertainment committee, assisted by a large group of members including Charles Leach, Andrew Ankenbauer, Edward Gerner, Jack Risola, and others. Walter Grainger of the Joint Board aided the committee.
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Friars Club
Joe Dana
Charles Leach
Andrew Ankenbauer
Edward Gerner
Jack Risola
Harry Brinkman
Arthur Eggers
al Ebner
George Litter
Anthony Furio
William Dorsey
Henry Altemuehle
Robert Bramlage
Evan Sanders
Marion Caruso
Ray Evans
Nothing worthwhile was ever gained without a fight
The column argues strikes yield gains, citing historical labor battles and sacrifices. It praises past workers who faced harassment and hardship to gain concessions, and notes modern wages stem from those struggles while joking about meeting attendees and prizes.
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America
Arbitration Decisions In Two Steelworkers Cases
Two cases between Local Union 1861 of the United Steelworkers and American Can Company produced one ruling for the Union and one for the company. Arbitrator Milton Schmidt said Saturday work counted in holiday pay for Christmas and New Year’s, urging negotiations on entitlements. Robert McIntosh ruled against vacation pay for a 65 year old employee unable to meet eligibility, noting no contract exceptions.
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United Steelworkers of America
American Can Company
Milton Schmidt
Schmidt
Robert MclIntosh
Union hearing panel includes four locals and six company reps
Four men represented the Union including Al Jones president Local 1861 J B Posey recording secretary Emerson Mahan night committeeman and Al Jordan staff representative The company had six representatives including two New York lawyers the local plant manager and two local personnel department members plus a national personnel department representative
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al Jones
J. B. Posey
Emerson Mahan
al Jordan
New York
Local Personnel Department
National Personnel Department
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