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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1948
Page
5
Over 500 children attended the Cincinnati Joint Board ACW annual children's party last Saturday. They viewed Christmas themed films and were each allowed to speak with Santa Claus, experiencing the holiday spirit firsthand.
Clothing workers will attend Christmas celebrations hosted by multiple firms over the coming week. Storr-Schaefer Tailoring holds Dec 18 at union headquarters, Valerio's Dec 22 in the plant, and Dec 23 events include Robert Tailoring at union HQ, Superior Tailoring at Quebec Gardens, Siebler's at Fenwick Club, Leonard Tailoring and Schaefer Tailoring at the plant, Globe Tailoring at the plant. Hamilton Tailoring held its party Dec 16.
Henry Seibert, business representative of the Cincinnati Joint Board, spends time at the Versailles Mfg Co in Lexington Kentucky and is credited with morale work at the newly organized plant during a special meeting last week.
Guests at a festive gathering received a toy a stocking of candy and a candy cane signaling Christmas morning delight. The cheerful event highlighted holiday goodwill and family warmth.
This preview lists Joint Board figures including Emma Ferrara educational director and Paul Horton president among officers and volunteers. Mrs Horton aided with decorations while Joseph Eisen served as Santa Claus as films from the Columbus CIO Council were shown at the party.
Well over 250 people from Local 189 Cutters and Trimmers and Amalgamated Clothing Workers attended the December 11 dance at the Friars Club. Arthur Eggers led an old fashioned quadrille as the highlight. Organizers included Walter Grainger and the local Executive Board with Al Ebner as cook and a food committee featuring Arthur Eggers Andrew Ankenbauer Henry Altemuehle George Utter and Harry Brinkman. Regulars handled refreshments tickets and finances. Fred Zopff provided guitar with the local orchestra when the drummer was detained. The Clothing Workers staff were invited making it the social highlight of the year for Local 189.
The National Labor Relations Board reports 11,800 cases pending as of July 31, 1948. The Taft Hartley Act has disrupted labor relations by mandating thousands of elections.
Commerce Department reports profits running at an annual rate of 33.4 billion dollars before taxes in the second quarter of 1948. By comparison the 1932 national income stood at 39.9 billion dollars, prompting a call to cut high prices.
Almost 800 dollars in vacation pay was distributed last Wednesday to former employees of the Lyon-Lauerman Pants Co. by Joseph Sepeie, business representative for Local 135 ACW. Arthur Hartmann of the Cincinnati Joint Board ACW said the checks represented one unity of the program to aid laid off workers.
The Cincinnati Joint Board pursues pay from the parent Lyon Tailoring Co. of Cleveland, arguing the parent remains in operation while the subsidiary closed in February. Local filings indicate ongoing business interests and potential intercompany obligations.
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