Textile Workers Seek 18 1 4 Percent Raise In Cincinnati
Local 210 of the Textile Workers union led by Joseph Phillips demands an 18 1 4 percent general wage increase at Cincinnati Industries. They seek a union shop six paid holidays with double time, improved vacation, a 75 unit hour guaranteed on production, five day job postings, and seniority based promotion. February meeting postponed due to March 3 contract talks.
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Joseph Phillips
Textile
Cincinnati Industries
Phillips
Local 138 Seeks 15 Cent Wage Increase
Local 138 Textile Workers Union will open wage negotiations for a 15 cent general raise on March 4. Harold Hunley president said this week that no other issues will be discussed as the wage demands are presented under a wage reopening clause in the current contract.
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Textile Workers Union
Harold Hunley
Lilienthal Gets Wide Backing for AEC Chair Bid
A statement from 21 national organizations denounces Senate attempts to block David Lilienthal’s confirmation as head of the Atomic Energy Commission. The signatories include the United Council of Church Women, American Association for the United Nations, National Council of Jewish Women, National Farmers Union, NAACP, American Veterans Committee, National League of Women Voters, and National Women’s Trade Union League.
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Washington
Kenneth McKellar
D. Tenn
GOP
Senate
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
National Organization
U.S
United Council of Church Women
American Assn. For
The
United Nations
Natl. Council of Jewish Women
Natl Farmers Union
NAACP
American Veterans Committee
Natl League of Women Voters
Natl. Womens Trade Union League
Store Employes Will Elect Officers Local 390
Local 390 Wholesale Retail Warehouse and Department Store Employes vote for 1947 officers at 8 pm Friday March 7 in Room 206 1015 Vine with nominees for president treasurer and secretary and multiple trustees and committees including Carrol Klein William Brogan William Huhn Joseph Freming Roy Dorn Norma Odle Fred Sommerfeld Leonard Harmon and others Garrett urges all members to attend the meeting.
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Vine Street
Claude Garrett
Carrol Klein
William Brogan
William Huhn
Joseph Freming
Roy Dorn
Norma Odle
Benjamin Grant
Fred Sommerfeld
Marie Gorrell
Leonard Harmon
Hugh Price
Larry Sheiper
William Spaulding
W. M. Williams
Oren Hoffman
Roscoe Brewer
Herbert Pieper
Clyde Hafer
Hazel Holleran
Garrett
Simpson to Lead Local 809 CIO PAC Drive in 1947
Charles N. Simpson，新 chairman of Local 809 CIO PAC, vows to push the CIO program to the public with his committeemen Arthur Grider and Thomas Williams. He supports reelecting Rollin Everett to the City Council and aiding other labor allies, noting his past campaigns for Everett and Ernest J. Waits.
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United Transport Service
Charles N. Simpson
Arthur Grider
Thomas Williams
Cio-Pac
PAC
Rollin Everett
Labor
Brother Simpson
Everett
Ernest J. Waits
Simpson
Charley
Fleischmanns Yeast Suit Says It Aids Thiamin Depletion
The FTC accuses Fleischmanns Yeast of misrepresenting health claims and thiamin contribution. It says regular consumption depletes thiamin and does not cure pimples or improve digestion. Fleischmanns has 20 days to respond.
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FTC
Fleischmann’s Yeast
Standard Brands, Inc
Fleischmann
Teamsters Withdraw From Pittsburgh Brewery Election
The United Brewery Workers report Teamsters refuse to participate in an NLRB election across Pittsburgh area breweries. The vote had been slated for April 1947 under existing contracts, while Teamsters urged immediate ballots and boycotted local beer efforts.
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Teamsters Union
AFL
NLRB
Pittsburgh
Brewery Worker
United Brewery Workers
Teamsters
Brewery
Thomas Rusch
UBW International
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