Steel Strike Looms Over 10 Plants In Cincinnati Area
The United Steelworkers threaten a January 14 1945 plant shutdown at 10 Cincinnati area mills after long tri partite hearings with the War Labor Board. The union accuses firms of defying directives and demands full compliance with board recommendations.
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Whitehouse
NLRB
War Labor Board
Tri-Partite
Industry, Labor and Public Members
Regional War Labor Board
National Board
U. S. Army
Navy
Cincinnati
Metal Trades Association
United Steelworkers of America
Warlbaker Board
Union News Reflects 1946 Pay Gains At Formica
U E News Union celebrates 1946 pay increases for Formica Insulation Co. employees. The piece notes new officers elected, thanks to stewards, a supervisor questioned over a private book, and a four year wage comparison. It quotes Andrew Biemiller on productivity, urging a $2 daily wage rise to boost morale and avoid another depression era drop.
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Helen Ferguson
Bob Gentle
Roy
Formica Insulation Co
Andrew J. Biemiller
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Mr. Davis
William H. Davis
Davis
Will Elect 766 Officers
United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers Local 766 will hold its regular officers election on Wednesday night January 9 1946 at union headquarters 506 Bell Block Candidates include Ed Donelson for president and Harry Faught Elmer Eismann William Emig for vice president George W Fosner for financial secretary and treasurer Talmadge Tom Raley for other posts
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United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers
Bell Block
Ed Donelson
Harry Faught
Elmer Eismann
William Emig
George W. Fosner
Talmadge
Tom) Raley
Corrections to Form ica Notes Include Name and Role Errors
The Sun corrects Mae Rist and Rose Miles notes from last week. Roman Seibert was elected to replace Preston Conn who is no longer chief steward. George Wells was not laid off and the union did not intercede for him.
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Formica
The
SUN
Mae Rist
Roman Seibert
Preston Conn
Rose Miles
George Wells
Local unions plan mobilization to defeat cooling-off proposal
After an Executive Board meeting of the District Council United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers a special meeting of officers and executive board members from locals 757 761 765 and 766 was called for January 3 at 8 p m to mobilize UK membership against the Truman cooling-off proposal.
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United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers
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W. J. Ebert
Howard Jones
Talmadge Raley
Herman Schwegman
Harold Bellis
Karl H. Thiele
CIO
Aufdemkampe
Freeman Avenue Parkway
Itleates
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