Auto Workers Warn Foremen Over Threats at Plant
Report from Local 674 notes foremen using threats to force more work. Union warns management to curb intimidation and protect operators. Members urged to contact their committeeman if threatened.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1949
Page
7
Notice on Death Benefit Fund cards for Local 674 members
Members who have not filed Death Benefit Fund beneficiary cards are urged to do so immediately by Harrison Dunseth the financial secretary. Cards may be left at the union office Norwood. The piece emphasizes pride in work and notes management efforts to speed car production, joking about adding more help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Local 674
Harrison Dunseth
Faith Dunseth
Norwood
Lighting Tricks to Brighten a Dreary Room
Practical tips to maximize home lighting without wasting energy. Use diffusing bowls and wide shades, position lamps to illuminate desired areas, and choose appropriate shade sizes. White interiors reflect light. dirty bulbs reduce brightness. Clean bulbs regularly and replace worn bulbs. avoid turning off all lights except one. Maintain well directed light for reading and sewing while balancing overall room illumination.
New Shop Stewards Meet To Begin Duties In Norwood
Newly elected stewards of the Local will convene Monday February 28 at 7 30 p m at the Junior Order Hall Weyer Avenue Norwood to begin duties and discuss monthly shop steward meetings. The piece notes high attendance at past meetings and promotes a women focused feature in The SUN For Women Only while praising Ed Bell and his wife Dorothy for recent assistance in a teller role. It also mentions Knoc kout Hettel’s recent haircut and cites living costs rising 75 percent since 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Gtos
Ed Bell
Ike
Dorothy
Trailmobile Layoffs Persist Amid Uncertainty
The Trailmobile plant faces ongoing layoffs with 35 workers affected. Management had promised no further cuts and a possible four day week if needed, but the bargaining committee received only vague assurances and 24 to 48 hours notice. The union cites national manufacturing policy as a driver and seeks holiday pay for those laid off before Christmas while preparing for escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trailmobile
National Association of Manufacturers
Federal report cites 325,000 deaths saved by proper medical treatment
The federal government reports that 325,000 people die annually who could be saved with proper medical treatment. The statistic highlights the potential impact of timely and appropriate health care, underscoring policy relevance.
Social Security benefits average $25 per month
The current Social Security system provides an average monthly benefit of $25 to individuals. This figure highlights the typical support level under the present setup.
Railroad retirement benefits rise to about $85 monthly
Under the Railroad Retirement Act average payments to aged railroad workers are now about $85 per month. The figure reflects current benefit levels for retirees relying on the program.
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Jim Clark
UAW
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Kitty
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Geraldine Parker
Diami, Fla
Federated Pictures
John Sink
the Sun
Hettel
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl G Broadway Quality
All the Family
City of
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Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Dixie Terminal
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati Street Railway
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