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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1945

Page

6

Shirt Workers Win Pay Increases Across 1945 Pact

The ACW announced across the nation wage boosts for shirt workers with 10 cent hourly raises, six holidays, and a 65 cent minimum wage. In Cincinnati 3500 members gain through local and national negotiations, with hospital, sick, and death benefits and a paid vacation. A mass ratification meeting is set for Friday at Taft Auditorium.

Kroll Davidvine Hyde Park Clothing Co Noah Davis Davis Tailoring Co Taft Auditorium ACW Cincinnati

ACW Christmas Party Scheduled for Saturday

The Cincinnati Joint Board plans its annual Christmas Party for Amalgamated members children. The event is set for 2 p.m. Saturday December 15 at the YWCA Auditorium with traditional festive activities.

Cincinnati Joint Board Amalgamated YWCA

UE News Top Officers Of Local 761 Reelected

The four top officers of Local 761 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers led by President Ray Tucker will serve another term after a December 10 vote. Elected or reelected are William Jones George Alf Robert Asbach Charles Jenneman Clark Bellis and others from Cincinnati Time Recorder Co. Installation is set for December 14 at union headquarters 506 Bell Block Building 606 Vine Street.

United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers Ray Tucker Liam Jones George Alf Robert Asbach Charles Jenneman Clark Bellis Cincinnati Time Recorder Co Union Bell Block Vine Street

Treasury estimates 1946 corporate profits over 11 billion

The U S Treasury projects after tax profits for 1946 above 11 billion dollars, a 170 percent rise from 1939. Corporations claim a 30 percent increase would be disastrous for labor and the economy.

U. S. Treasury

Jordan is New 10 President of CIC in Cincinnati

Albert Jordan, international representative of the United Steelworkers, was elected unopposed as president of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council. Retiring president Arthur Hartmann declined another term. New officers include Ray Tucker vice president and Elmer Kauffman financial secretary treasurer, among others.

The Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIC Arthur Hartmann Amalgamated Clothing Workers Addi

Trailmobile UAW Local Sends Two To Conference

Local 392 of the United Automobile Workers sent George Smith and John Surkamp to the Educational Conference in Columbus. The event, held December 1 and 2 at the Niel House, featured director William Kircher for the Educational Conference and Paul Miley for the Regional Conference.

United Automobile Workers Trailmobile Co George Smith John Surkamp UAW Niel House Columbus Robert E. Burke William Kircher Paul Miley

Marsh Exits Local 765 to Lead West Coast Field Work

United Electrical workers announce organizer James T. Marsh will depart December 16 for California to assume field duties in machine tool and electric plants on the West Coast. He may base himself near San Bernardino. Marsh, a Cincinnati resident for 41 years, has served as UE organizer in the area for 18 months.

United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America James T. Marsh Sunny California San Bernadino Cincinnati Marsh U.E

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