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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1949

Page

6

Work in Clothing Industry Improving Says Union Report

A Cincinnati Joint Board meeting heard that the clothing market is improving and should continue to improve. Joseph Sepate spoke for Amalga mated Clothing Workers as Arthur Hartmann was absent. George Wartenberg became SUN editor, Paul Horton led the session, and the Ferguson Law repeal effort was noted.

Cincinnati Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Workers Joseph Sepate Arthur Hartmann Senate Vam Versaille, Mfg. Co Lexington Seem Local Charate SUN Paul Horton George Wartenberg New Sun Ohio Cio State House of Representatives Ann Richter Clothing Workers Amalgamated Insurance Fund

Formica Notes Local 757 Leadership Changes and Meeting

Waddel Lewis elected to represent Formica Notes Series B as steward. Kuhn resigns for other obligations. Arvil Criswell replaces Carl Flach as chief steward day shift. Joe Busch to temporarily replace Wagers as steward. Four Local 757 members attended UE Women’s Conference in Columbus February 5. delegates Mildred Westmeyer Minnie Royer Evelyn Flatt Mae Rist.

Waddel Lewis Frank Pete) Kuhn Arvil Criswell Carl Flach Joe Busch Local 757 Columbus Mildred Westmeyer Minnie Royer Evelyn Flatt Mae Rist

Ilseco Auto Local Nominates Elections Committee Named

Announcement at the local meeting says management asked the union to consider staggering vacations over three months instead of a two week plant shutdown. Daniels notes over 40 percent of employees have worked five years and deserve two weeks, avoiding a full two week closure and a week layoff.

Ilseco Auto Local Daniels

Vacation schedule limits weekly leaves for staff

The proposed system for the local union allows 20 men per week to take paid vacation, four from each department, over a three month span. Those with the highest seniority rating receive first choice.

Detroit radio to broadcast in multiple languages

WDET FM will provide broadcasts in various national languages with an English version included, announced director Ben Hoberman. The plan aims to reach diverse national groups through tailored language programming.

Detroit Wdet-Fm United Auto Workers (Cio Pioneer Ben Hoberman

Local 28 to Meet in Cincinnati on February 24

The first quarterly Local 28 meeting is set for February 24 at the Hotel Linton Cincinnati with 1:30 and 7:30 start times. Discussions cover local finances dues changes CIO Council activities PAC plans and a possible National President attendance. A graduate from Local 3 Cleveland joined Local 28 in Dayton.

R. W. Schellenberg AUTW Hotel Linton Cincinnati Amalgamated Clothing Workers J. J. Moran Kenneth V. Kincaid Dayton Ohio Cleveland Eugene Major PAC

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