UAW-674 Faces Unfair BUC Ruling Still In Dispute
UAW 674 members denied unemployment compensation after Delco plant layoffs fight the ruling. Board of Review upheld the referee, saying job loss due to a labor dispute exempts them from benefits. Next step is Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. Union posts 1947 financial report and notes officer nominations Friday Feb 20.
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Delco Products
Norwood
Delco
Board of Review
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Normng
Elm Avenue
Oddfellows Hall
Baby News and Sympathy From the Department
Nolan Wells of Dept E welcomes a baby daughter born February 13. Joe Mertens of Dept 12 has a baby boy born last week. John Marsh of Dept D mourns his father’s death on February 3. Emil Schwartz and wife appeal to union members for revolving doors for the Ft Thomas army convalescent home where they volunteer teaching walking.
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Nolan Wells
Dept. E
Joe Mertens
John Marsh
Dept. D
Emil Schwartz
Army Convalescent
Ft. Thomas
Steel Workers vow no 1948 wage strike
President Philip Murray announced the United Steelworkers will not break contracts in 1948 to win wage increases. The CIO leader spoke after a full Executive Board meeting in Pittsburgh on February 16. A 175 man wage policy committee was set to meet February 18 to prepare April wage demands and issue a report. Murray said top policy makers may reconvene in late March to discuss fabricators.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
CSO
Philip Murray
CIO
Steel Union
Murray
Local 1861 to Hold Meeting and Elections Preview
American Can Co Local 1861 schedules a Feb 21 meeting at 3 p m with word of a preliminary appeal to register on entry. An emergency conference leads to doubling refreshments as officers may be chosen in upcoming elections.
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American Can Co
Jim Judy
Andy Busam
Ray Hancock
Ray J. Mullaney
A.V.C
American Veterans Committee
Keith Building
Ainut Street
At & P.m
Western Union Workers Reinstated Over Refusal to Handle Hot Traffic
New York officials report sixty two Western Union employees suspended for refusing to handle hot traffic were reinstated with back pay following an arbitrator's ruling.
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New York
Western Union
Three Cincinnatians to Attend Steel Wage Meeting
Dave Hall of Local 310 Maurice Wigbels of Local 1728 and Al Whitehouse district director serve as District 25 representatives on the United Steelworkers Wage and Policy Committee. The panel of about 130 rank and file members plus district directors met in Pittsburgh this week to discuss upcoming steel contracts with opening clauses dated Apr 30. Edward Smith of Local 310 was also noted as from another local.
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Dave ‘Hall
Maurice Wigbels
al Whitehouse
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Correction issued for CIO delegates list at Cincinnati school
An error in last week's report on the Ohio CIOs Workmen's Compensation school omitted names from Cincinnati delegates of United Steelworkers. Philip Yutze Local 310 and Robert were left out. the article erroneously claimed all 250 delegates were from United Steelworkers. Many CIO unions were represented at the school.
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Ohio Cio
Workmen’s Compensation School
Cincinnati
United Steelworkers
Philip Yutze
Robert
CIO
Repeal boosts corporate profits by nine billion
The repeal of the excess profits tax is estimated to have given corporations a bonus of nine billion dollars in the 1946 to 1947 period, signaling a substantial shift in postwar taxation.
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BUC
Paul Fichter
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
School of Hard Knocks
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Columbus
John Schwarz
E. McMillan
Cooper’s
MIL
al Anderson
USA
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl G Broadway Quality
All the Family
ALL Woo
UNION
Vine
WCPO
Pitres Crome
Bill Posey
Eugene Bachman
Charlie Bachman
Newport
Mulvey and
Triemplar
Wally Cline
Len Terry
Milt Ruffley
Wally
Acme Delivery Service
The
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Stone
Arthur Dean
Howard Combs
Edward Smith
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