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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1946

Page

6

Wages Are Too Low UE Board Declares

Pittsburgh reports the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO say wage hikes from 8 to 12 cents for 40 000 members in Radio Corp of America Decca Record and Philco radio sectors followed by new talks with General Electric Westinghouse General Motors electrical and Sylvania. They cite rising living costs and debt while demanding fair pay for 225 000 workers. The UE board warns big industry profits eclipse worker wages as contracts reopen after Christmas.

Pittsburgh United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers CIO James Matles Radio Corporation of America Decca Record Philco Radio Matles Pres Albert Fitzgerald Sec Treas Julius Emspak New York City New York General Electric Westinghouse General Motors Electrical Division Sylvania Electric

Death of Harry Doll Former Akron Regional Director

Harry Doll 43 regional director for Akron died of a heart attack late last week. Survived by wife and a 19 year old daughter. Portsmouth home area. Funeral held Saturday in Portsmouth attended by Robert J. Davidson Cincinnati regional director and Martin Finn.

Harry Doll Akron Robert J. Davidson Cincinnati Doll Portsmouth Davidson Martin Finn

Local 809 Plans 1947 Labor Action Drive

Earl W. Davis, re elected president, Local 809, United Transport Service Employer program for 1947 calls for intensified political action and full participation in labor matters. The aim is 100 percent membership and cooperative organizing with CIO drives to unite unorganized workers and defend democracy. Happy New Year wishes accompany the plan.

United Transport Service Earl W. Davis Davis CIO 809

United Auto Workers Presses National Suit Against GM

The International Executive Board plans a single national suit against General Motors Corp. in Detroit over wage and hour issues and portal to portal pay. Local 674 members authorize joining plaintiffs to be added as the suit proceeds.

International Executive Board G. M. Department GM Department General Motors Corp Detroit

Local 17 Members Get Bonus

UAW Local 17 announces a semiannual bonus of five percent of earnings for the past six months, with a minimum of five dollars, paid on December 24. Christmas Day pay at eight-hour rate. January meeting planned to discuss new fine system and year activities. Bargaining Committee to begin contract talks after New Year.

GM profits and wage rise spark UAW claim of record gains

United Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther argues GM can raise wages and cut prices while earning more than its 1941 peak. He notes GM's quarterly profit of about $80 per unit and a $100 price rise per car now yields roughly $180 per vehicle, challenging Charles E. Wilson's view on price needs.

NEW York General Motors Corp Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers (Cio Reuther Charles E. Wilson UAW Wilson Illinois Manufacturers Assn Chicago

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