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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1950
Page
3
United Steelworkers Local 1861 selected Al Jones as president to serve as representative for upcoming contract negotiations with American Can Co. Recording Secretary Bill Posey was chosen as alternate. The group plans a January meeting in Cincinnati and to send delegates to the Ohio CIO convention.
Henry Seibert urged members with ties to Kentucky to contact state representatives to block worse labor bills than Taft Hartley. The group approved sending telegrams to Senators Taft Bricker on genocide outlawing support and to back vocational rehabilitation. An education film on health insurance was shown and December 1949 finances adopted. The next executive board meeting was postponed due to convention commitments.
The CWA Local 28 in Division 10 announces a new two year executive committee. Elected were Corkie Durham Ernie Lochnane Thelma Ballman R W Schellen berg D E Ahlers of the Dayton Unit and Lee Moore with Lucy Hollis as Chief Steward and seventh committee member. Jan 6 installation at Hotel Gibson. Ballots for Unit Stewards in Cincinnati not published this issue. names to appear next week. Members to nominate delegates for Division 10 Convention Ohio State CIO Council Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council. Cambridge Columbus Dayton Portsmouth units to report. Membership rises to 156 in plant and 536 in Traffic. Cambridge near 100 percent. Polio Drive volunteers urged for Jan 23. contact Dur ham or writer. Sympathy sent to Vick Weaver of Columbus Unit on father’s December 26 death in Xenia.
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