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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1949

Page

5

ACW Insurance Plan Reaches Five Year Benefit Total

New York report marks the fifth anniversary of the ACW insurance plan. The employer financed program has paid out 9,965,225 in benefits over five years to 123,463 members and beneficiaries. Health, life, accident, hospitalization, maternity, surgical and old age benefits are included. In 1949 benefits are expected to top 5 million.

New York Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO ACW Exec Hyman Blumberg Blumberg

You're Joining a Family Tells Local 566 Members

Jack Kroll, manager of the Cincinnati Joint Board ACW, addressed about 135 charter members of the new Local 566 at Versailles Mfg. Co. Lexington Kentucky. He said, You are not just receiving the charter of your local union, you are joining a family. We welcome you. Officers were installed at a ceremony.

Amalgamated Clothing Workers Versailles Mfg. Co Lexington Jack Kroll Cincinnati Joint Board ACW

Local union celebrates NLRA victory and charter with gala

More than 200 Kentuckians attend a ceremony in Lexington marking the National Labor Relations Board election win at the plant and the union charter. Officers Mildred Stansell and Marie Peer lead, with speakers including Thomas Marcello and Joseph Lepate. Music and refreshments end the event as weekly meetings are planned.

Lexington National Labor Relations Board Mildred Stansell Marie Peer Josephone Sutton Emma Dee Henry Louise Farris Mary Powell Lilian Sickles Krgid Alben Barkley Whs Wwe Henry Seibert Cincinnati Joint Board Thomas Marcello ACW Western Division Walter Grainger Joseph Lepate Joint Board

New Orphan Asylum for Colored Children Opens

The Rev Council Harris serves as superintendent at the new establishment for colored orphans located at 3132 Van Buren Avenue in College Hill.

van Buren Avenue College Hill Council Harris

Powers Hapgood Dies at Wheel in Indianapolis

Powers Hapgood, a founder of the CIO and former CIO regional director in Indiana, died unexpectedly at age 49. He was found slumped over his car steering wheel after possibly collapsing on the way from a physician's office. He later served as an assistant to National CIO Director Allan Haywood.

Indianapolis Powers Hapgood CIO Hapgood Indiana Allan Haywood

Retail unions agree on cooperation in clothing trades

The Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union and RWDSU switch jurisdiction over department and men's clothing stores to the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, which pledges full cooperation to organize unorganized workers and spread industrial unionism. They plan frequent meetings to advance the campaign.

New York Retail Wholesale & Dept. Store Union CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers ACW RWDSU Allans. Haywood Sup Haywood Vera Miller Amalgamated Clothing Workers Research Staff Amalgamated

House Moves to End Ban on Public Employer Strikes

A labor committee debate covers raising minimum pay from 40 to 75 cents with calls for higher targets, and inclusion of more worker groups. CIO and AFL factions press for ending filibuster rules to restore majority control while warning on rent controls and housing programs.

House Spence House Banking Committee Congress Senate CIO U. S

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