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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1948
Page
6
Joseph Uehlein urges Local 1861 members to seek officer posts in June for a two year term. Eligibility requires attending at least half of the six months of meetings prior to the election. The piece notes changing attitudes toward union leadership and highlights the American Can Company’s support for union officers advancing to supervisory roles.
A fragment questions whether the law practice is fair to unions and labor. It notes alleged priority given to company cases under NLRB and asks if union officers must disclose beliefs and be affidavited before filing. It cites lack of labor representation and asks for fairness critique.
A year end CIO report shows factory workers’ wages rose just 1 percent from January to November and buying power fell 4.6 percent from June 1946. President Truman denounces the Taft anti inflation bill as inadequate and urges Congress to pass a workable program. The CIO South organizing drive reports 800,000 members and 604 plants with bargaining rights won, many without Labor Board help, as a new CIO radio show debuts on ABC offering $100 to the winning family.
Henry Graler is hospitalized at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after a Christmas day auto crash that left his wife shaken and their car wrecked. Harold De Maris also has a cold. Andy Anderson and Matt Wagner push finances. Santa Claus visits Dept 15 with gifts, while Sam Hoffman faces leg amputation. Local 310 wishes Sam a speedy recovery and asks members to report news items for the record.
The United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO adds 20000 members despite Taft Hartley law while police seize a picket at Cory Coffee Brewer Corp as strikes continue against an injunction restricting picketing.
Note directs readers to send comments to the CIO Publicity Dept at 718 Jackson Place N.W. Washington D.C. for listening-related matters.
Ted Redmond ex Local 310 Dept 36, visiting after his father’s death, shared he now lives in Phoenix Arizona. He recalled Sept 36 days at Aluminum Industries and noted his address 3636 Aluminum street. The Beekman Street workers welcomed him back warmly and hope for another visit.
A recording secretary and a new trustee will be nominated and elected at the January 9 meeting of Local 1728 United Steelworkers. The session begins at 8 PM at 103 West Central Parkway.
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