UAW Proposes Social Security Plan for Members
Walter P. Reuther outlines a new UAW Family Security Insurance Fund funded by employers at 3 percent of gross earnings. Benefits cover death disability hospital surgical medical and maternity costs with at least 50 percent weekly pay for 52 weeks during disability. The fund may aid immediate family medical insurance and will be included in current union contract demands. Executive Board meets December 16 to receive new constitutions and interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Reuther
The
International Union
Social Security Committee
UAW Family Security Insurance Fund
International Executive Board
Fur and Leather Circulate Petitions Against Bilbo
Local 214 reports receipt of Dust Bilbo petitions and launches a campaign to oust admitted Ku Kluxers from Congress. The note warns that minorities remain unsafe under fascist rule and calls for electoral action. Phil Parr returns as business agent after a Rochester visit. workers receive a one week Christmas bonus. Membership meeting set for 6 p.m. Saturday December 21 at Lincoln Community Center Gest and Linn.
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Local 214
Senate
Phil Parr
Rochester
N. Y
Phil
All American Oak
Lincoln Community Center
Gest and Linn Streets
Letter Take A Poll Legal Urges Editor
Alfred Segal argues that CIO and AFL support for John Lewis may not reflect rank and file sentiment. He questions union workers view of Lewis and asks for a secret ballot referendum among union members to test true support.
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Newspaper Guild
CIO
the Sun
John Lewis
The
United States
AFL
Lewis
Trades Union
Alfred Segal
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United Auto Workers
Eddie Hellkamp
UAW
Veterans Administration
General Motors Corp
General Bradley
Michigan Unemployment Compensation Dept
GM Corporation
Bilbo
George Banister
Hitler
John Schwarz
E. McMillan
Waltz Typewriter
Main ST
AVON
Norwood
Montgomery Norwoc
Gabe
Lttere
Che
U. S
Sam
Cs PF
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department and Advertising Council
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