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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1949
Page
7
Miss Louise Nuxell of the Social Security Administration spoke at Local 1861’s January meeting about benefits. She noted a wife and dependent children may collect benefits on a death, regardless of the worker’s age, and discussed dependent parents. The meeting featured light remarks from attendees including Harry Paris.
Miss Nuxenl invited all workers to visit her downtown office for social security information and to write to the Social Security Board in Baltimore at least every four years to check for discrepancies. Members may receive self-addressed cards from their committeemen, with sidelight notes from Gil Crawford and Carl Autenrieth proposing shift exchanges for day and night workers. Joe Culen’s earlier deter-ment is noted.
Local 3243 Steelworkers bargaining committee held its quarterly meeting with management and approved five cent raises for most workers pushing some to top rate. A rumor links Charlie Kelso to marriage while Inez McCarthy, a thread grinders inspector, juggles family duty with two sons in the Army and a daughter in a convent. Potlicker the beagle has a new home with Merdy Carnahan who plans fox hunting near Point Isabel. Walter Kuhn buys two bulldogs amid questions about receipts security at Kuhn Laundry Co.
A fragment mentions the dainty little pinkies and credits ACNHardt in a cryptic line. The context and exact meaning remain unclear due to missing surrounding text.
A local speaker stressed that work is being done by union men. He emphasized collective effort and solidarity among workers in the community.
News item lists election results from Local 256 January meeting. Negotiating Committee members are Edna Denham Joseph Kelsch John Sink James Wolfram and Chris Rogers. Grievance Committee members are Phil Miller Chris Rogers Joseph Kelsch and John Sink.
By unanimous vote the joint board of Retail Wholesale and Department Store Employees units in Detroit decided Jan. 12 to leave that internal Providing entertainment for the local in 1949 will be Bill Bose Otto Graut George Bock Edward Bell Kate Tierney and Archie Tewart. On the Educational Committee are Al Dickman Grace Foster a good result in the forthcoming shop steward election which will be held by mail. Archie Tewart won the five dollar door prize and Fannie Royce and Otto Grauf also won prizes.
At a recent meeting Schroder emphasized the ACW CIO's expanded jurisdiction over large portions of territory previously under RWDSE. The announcement highlighted governance changes and the implications for local operations and oversight.
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