Paperworkers Local 98 Meeting Notice
A notice for Paperworkers Local 98 shows a 130 p.m. Saturday gathering at Oddfellows Hall in Montgomery oa.
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Paperworkers
Oddfellows Hall
Montgomery Oa
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
3
Fraternal Local Meetings Schedule Across City Venues
Novelty Workers Local 256 meets at 8 p.m. on Friday December 10 at Junior Order Hall on Weyer Avenue in Norwood. Steelworkers Local 22 gathers 1 p.m. Saturday December 11 at 9th and Central in Newport. Local 1858 holds 8 p.m. Friday December 17 at 103 West Central Parkway. Local 1861 has 3 p.m. Saturday December 18 at 3938 Spring Grove Avenue. Local 1895 meets 8 p.m. Thursday December 16 at American Legion Hall on Madison Road. Local 3243 convenes 4 p.m. Thursday December 16 at 1015 Vine Street.
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Novelty Workers Local
Junior Order
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Newport
West Central Parkway
Spring Grove Avenue
American Legion Hall
Madison Road
Vine Street
Veterans benefit spending under scrutiny by NICB
The National Industrial Conference Board issued a statement criticizing government costs by noting veterans received more than 5 billion dollars in benefits last year versus half a billion in 1939. It did not mention the intervening war.
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NICB
Telephone Workers See CIO Affiliation as Progressive Step
R W Schellenberg AUTW Local 28 argues CIO ties boost progress in the Bell System era. Delegates cite new Class A memberships as proof, noting many unions stay isolationist while CIO alignment moves a broader labor front. A Christmas party for 24 orphans at Madisonville Children’s Home is planned with Santa and gifts December 16.
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CIO
American Union of Telephone Workers
Mem
Children’s Home
Madisonville
Seventh and Elm Street
Why Some Members Question CIO Affiliation
The union explains the shift from AFL to CIO as a path for solidarity among telephone workers and notes the Class A membership incentives. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cites 15.6 million U S workers in unions, about one in six adults.
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CIO
AFL
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S
Independent Tele-Workers Rally For Non AFL Affiliation
The piece argues CIO affiliation for telegraph workers would place them under AFL control via IBEW, risking subordination of work decisions. It cites Local 28 and Local 674 cooperation, strong union support in elections, and notes Taft-Hartley limits on union shop. future actions depend on law changes.
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SUN
Cio-Pac
CIO Council
American Union of Telephone Workers
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oil Workers Local 508 Elects Officers for 1948
Harry Weber is installed as president of Local 508 Oil Workers International Union. Secretary-treasurer R. K. Burgess, recording secretary O. B. Glasgow, guard Harry Miller, steward Fred Hansmann, guide Cliff Gutzwiller, and trustees F. M. Duncan and Kenneth Taylor are also named. Members note Weber’s 18 years at Gulf Refinery and World War I veteran status, with address at 6833 River Road.
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Harry Weber
Oil Workers International Union
R. K. Burgess
O. B. Glasgow
Harry Miller
Fred Hansmann
Cliff Gutzwiller
F. M. Duncan
Kenneth Taylor
Weber
Local 508
The
Gulf Refinery Co
River Road
Burgess
Gulf Refinery
Heaven
Ohio
Glasgow
Armed Services
Miller
Hansmann
Gutzwiller
Village of Cleves
Duncan
Taylor
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