Auto Workers 17 Changes Its Meeting Place
Auto Workers 17 relocates its monthly meeting to 4310 Whetsel Avenue near Bramble. The Jan 18 meeting at 2 30 PM will impose fines for non attendance and elect Relief Committee members. A Bargaining Committee report chaired by Cecil Daniels will be presented, and a $1 assessment from the international union is due in February.
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Whetsel Avenue
Bramble
Cecil Daniels
The
International Union
Paper Workers Conciliation Sought in Gardner-Richardson Dispute
Local 1009 United Paper Workers and Gardner-Richardson Co. placed in hands of U S Conciliation Department to arrange a meeting. Luther Cornett, financial secretary, said the government agency is attempting to mediate wages dispute this week.
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United Paper Workers
Gardner-Richardson Co
U. S
UTSE News To Install Officers January 22
Local 809 United Transport Service Employees holds its last 1946 meeting December 27 at the Fur and Leather Workers union hall. Officers will be installed at 8 30 p m January 22 at the Manse Hotel on Chapel street with International President Townsend and Verna E Bell attending.
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United Transport Service
Fur and Leather Workers Union
George B. Thomas
Thomas
Manse
Chapel Street
Trailmobile Portal Suit Filed by Local 392
Local 392 United Auto Workers filed portal to portal wage suits against Trailmobile Co seeking 734000. Clifford Thomas, Education Committee chair, said the amount will double in wages and damages. The local starts job evaluation classes for members and will hold the second session at 4336 Broadway. Charles B. Kuester, Cleveland regional conference delegate, returned to report on conference decisions.
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United Auto Workers
Trailmobile Co
Clifford Thomas
Broadway
Charles B. Kuester
Cleveland
Textile Workers Local 138 to set wage talks after Toledo conference
Harold Hunley Local 138 president said wage negotiations with Carthage Mills will be scheduled immediately after a regional wage conference in Toledo on January 18 19 He noted Matthews Gruber was elected temporary vice president and Charles Brabson chief steward with no vacancies at the recent meeting
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Textile Workers Union
Carthage Mills
Toledo
Harold Hunley
Hunley
Matthews Gruber
Charles Brabson
Davidson Warns of NLRB Ruling
Robert J. Davidson regional director warns CIO members in Cincinnati about a new NLRB decision allowing craft unions to file for elections on employees under their jurisdiction despite long established industrial bargaining rights. He urges vigilance against AFL encroachment and cautions the policy could trigger unrest and disputes.
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CIO
Cincinnati
Robert J. Davidson
NLRB
Davidson
AFL
Bowling Teams Urged to Reclaim Prizes in Cincinnati Area
Elmer Kauffman, financial secretary of the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council, asks all local unions with teams in the disbanded bowling league to contact him to refund prize money. He can be reached at Kirby 08611 during the day and Grandview 3498 in the evenings.
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Elmer Kauffman
Greater Cincinnati
Wall Street Journal Debates Alien Imports and Sheep Nationalism
The journal voices concern over foreign wool and alien imports versus American wool. It questions if U S sheep could be more patriotic and productive to cut prices and compete.
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The
Wall Street Journal
U.S
Seven Million More Profit From 12 Percent Less Meat
Cudahy Packing Co, one of the industry’s big four, reports profits of 6.72 million for the year ending Nov 2, up from 2.51 million, while selling 12 percent less meat by tonnage than 1945. Taxes rose to 9.3 million and working capital grew to 38.5 million.
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Cudahy Packing Co
Meat Packing
Cudahy
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Federated Pictures
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Trailmobile Portal
UNION
Albert
Ims
Fifth St
Government Square
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Rubel’s
Heidelberg
Chicago
Spee
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Schramm
Rugh, Inc
Rollman
Rollman’s
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