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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1949
Page
3
Local 258 members at the Max Wacher Co meet to ratify a proposed contract change. The plan includes six paid holidays a union shop and clarification of the grievance procedure. The meeting highlighted key aims and member support.
Bargaining Evans and several officers were introduced as the local prepares for a change. Evans plans to leave the area to work with the international in Buffalo New York with a purse. New elections for the coming year will be held at the regular meeting Friday February 25 at 8 p.m. in Herweg Hall.
Local 508 hosts an educational program with District Director P. O. Shafer and C. J. Ossage of Ohio Oil Workers. Administrative issues and organizing were discussed. A future meeting features William H. Black of United Steelworkers and CIO council president. An March program outlines plans for a Women’s Auxiliary in Cleves with Ossage available March 7.
At the February 13 meeting Local 17 UAW drew up slates for officer nominations and posted them on bulletin boards. The Negotiation Committee nominees were not listed on the posted materials. The named candidates are Gordon Burness Clarence Mullins Ed Smith Bill.
Local 17 meets 4 30 p m Saturday March 12 at 4310 Whetsel Avenue. Local 392 gathers 7 30 p m Tuesday March 8 at 217 East 8th Street. Local 647 Garage Council 8 p m March 8 at 217 East 8th Street. Local 674 8 p m Friday March 18 Oddfellows Hall 5129 Montgomery Road Brow. Local 175 holds 10 a m Sunday March 13 and 14. Local 199 9 30 a m Sunday March 13 1407 Walnut Street. Electrical Workers Local 2 and Local 757 12 30 and 7 30 p m Thursday March 3 and March 11 at 2353 Spring Local 8th Street 217 East 8th Street. Oil Workers Local 508 Gulf Refinery Group 7 30 p m Wednesday Miami and State Roads Cleves. Paperworkers Local 58 1 30 p m Saturday Feb 26 Oddfellows Hall 5129 Montgomery Road Norwood. Plaything Novelty Workers Local 256 8 p m Friday March 11 Junior Order Hall Wey er Avenue Norwood. Steelworkers Local 3105 5 30 p m Thursday March 3 Eagles Hall Elmwood Place. Local 3737 7 30 p m Monday March 7 Room 206 1015 Vine Street.
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild members attended a post contract negotiations session at the Guild office with Post management represented by Fred Giesel Carl Groat and Shiel Dunsker. Guild negotiating committee members include Art Koenig Mary Jane Heheman Phil Zakem and others. Everett acted as spokesman. The Times Star unit plans a 7 30 p m meeting February 25 at the Guild office and the Record unit completes its contract draft sent to ANG for review.
The Local 164 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America held a February 19 social at Union Headquarters. Retired organizer Emilio Grandinetti spoke on Italy and Europe while officers and guests enjoyed dinner, piano tunes, songs, and a poker round.
The United Steelworkers Can Local held a large punctual meeting last Saturday with high enthusiasm and productive discussion. Members on the Evening Shift and many newcomers attended. the note urged absent members to join future sessions. The event also highlighted Joe Breaker, the evening tool dispenser, who married in January.
The group led by President Jones featured Ray Sowder on PAC work and full Local 1861 backing for CIO PAC. Members urged voluntary one dollar contributions and attendance at monthly meetings to discuss welfare, with a noted Sick Committee effort and social supper. A softball team is being sponsored. tryouts and a special meeting are set for March 3, 1949 at Gary Owens Tavern to elect a manager and business manager.
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