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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1950
Page
8
The Clothing Workers Italian Coat Makers Local 164 held its annual mid winter dinner at Union Headquarters on February 18. Former General Organizer Emilio Grandinetti urged older members to mentor younger ones and keep the Local active.
The Company accepted the Union proposal to merge two worker groups into one classification with a single salary. No agreement yet on schedule cuts or other wage differentials. The discussion notes small group sizes and ongoing talks.
The passage criticizes both parties as the national mood worsens. It accuses AT and T Co of manufacturing strikes to pressure unions, repeating a familiar Bell System bargaining pattern. The author asserts AT&T is wrong again.
A passage argues that good public officials from mayors to presidents help welfare and security through collective bargaining, while bad officials threaten gains. It contrasts Taft Hartley law with a Congress that raised minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour, underscoring political action as essential.
The Cincinnati Joint Board of Amalgamated Clothing Workers announced higher retirement pay at a mass meeting and many retirees sent PAC contributions with letters of thanks. Readers from Covington and local areas praised the raise and pledged one dollar to the Political Action Committee.
An editor answers common veteran questions about on the job training duration under the GI Bill, eligibility and job objectives for Public Law 16, burial and compensation deadlines, and the July 25 1957 deadline to apply for a GI loan under the Servicemen's Readjustment Act.
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