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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1948
Page
7
The United Auto Workers Local 674 announces nominations for officers and committeemen and the election of an Election Committee will be held Friday night February 20 at Oddfellows Hall Norwood at 8 p m. Notices will be publicized through the union column posters and plant gates.
Four downtown Pittsburgh department stores Frank and Seder Gimbels Hornes and Rosenbaums resume full operations after 16 day walkout by Local 636 International Brotherhood of Teamsters AFL members who voted to accept a 15 percent general wage increase.
The union reports the death of James Cutler at 69, a lifelong Local 1895 member who spent his days on the picket line. Sympathy extends to his family and to Harry King whose father died Monday. Local 1895 and Bickford Co sponsor a fundraiser for the American Overseas Aid, United Nations Appeal for Children, this week and next. A report on Ohio CIO school on Workman’s Comp and safety will follow at the February 19 meeting with Ray McIntosh and Carl Stroup, delegates from Local 1895. The group’s new meeting place is the American Legion Hall on Madison Road at Madison Park Place, at 8 p.m. on the third Thursday each month.
Thomas Wrigley interviewed the gas company manager last week about the gas short age. Robert Weiss is ill at his home. Walter Kuhn has gone into the laundry business. Merida Carnahan was unable to get to work from the country last week when the roads were so bad.
The Centralia mine disaster and the Texas City explosion pushed 1947 fatal industrial accidents to about 17,000, up from roughly 16,500 in 1946.
Executive Board meeting on Feb 8 despite bad weather discussed a nearing completion of the union Insurance Plan and a notice will be sent when finalized. Al Jordan will cover Taft-Hartley Law readings at meetings. Charles Bland shifts from Local 1861 manager to coach Simon's Girls Softball. a boy of Charles Bachman is in critical condition after a sledding accident in Newport Kentucky.
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