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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
2
The piece advises pampering hands with cream and gloves for dishwashing, then shifts to personal upkeep and breaks at work, noting many firms require short rests. It urges sorting and mending clothes, replacing buttons, steaming, and reshaping sweaters to refresh wardrobes without spending.
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild installed its new officers and outlined an expanded 1949 program. Officers include Robert Stevens president George Rose vice president Jeanne Wibben secretary George Brackman treasurer and Rollin Everett executive secretary for the Guild. The Post unit elected Arthur Koenig chairman Robert Debo vice chairman James Uhl secretary Pauline Winkler treasurer. The Times-Star unit chose James Burnett chairman Melba Wehn vice chairman Ruth Coaley secretary Karl Striedeimeier treasurer. The Record unit named Rollin Silver chairman Eugene Massey vice chairman Evelyn Hampton secretary and Larry Ulrich treasurer. Delegates to the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council were postponed. The group plans a social event to inaugurate the new administration and calls for repeal of the Taft Hartley Act and reenactment of Wagner act and anti injunction acts. Arrangements were made to aid Amalga mated Clothing Workers in a retail employees drive. Final revisions to contract proposals for the Post and Times Star were completed. The Executive Board met prior to the membership meeting to hear Grievance Committee reports and recommendations.
Pattern 8398 offers graceful flattering lines for stylish matrons in sizes 36 to 52. Send 30 cents with name address pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service New York. An extra 25 cents buys the Spring and Summer edition of FASHION with a free pattern.
Oil Local 508 of the Oil Workers International Union will be represented at the Gulf National Policy meeting in Port Arthur Texas by Harry Weber president of the local. Gulf employee representatives will meet February 7 to 9 to discuss the organizing drive and 1929 contract negotiations. The new contracts are expected to include a retirement plan long considered by management. Representatives from Gulf groups at Sweetwater To Do.
Other Gulf plants in the process of organization now are at Staten Island, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Olympia Washington announces a 65 cent hourly minimum for women and minors in office work effective April 1. The new order replaces the 42 year old 37 1/2 cent rate after a seven member panel reviewed cost of living and wage testimony from the Department of Labor and Industries and from employers and labor groups.
Local 17 UAW will hold a February meeting on Saturday Feb 12 to elect a Negotiating Committee and nominate officers for the coming year. The elected committee will begin work immediately to draw contracts and prepare bargaining plans.
The writer reports ongoing challenges within the local bowling group. Since Jan. 15, he has won three of three against Clem Sullivan, two of three against Ed Smith, and three of three in another set, but was swept 0 3 by Jack Blank. A rematch is hoped to restore his bowling reputation.
Auto Local 674 members helped Norwood firemen collect for the March of Dimes at the Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants. Reportes from Toledo sub regional council and Cleveland CIO convention were discussed amid floor interruptions.
The American Newspaper Guild CIO ends a 15 month effort to send CARE food parcels to newspaper workers in Europe. Secretary Ralph Novak announced on December 29 that contributions totaled 10934 dollars. Parcels for France Austria Germany Greece and Finland were distributed by ANG groups with no overhead.
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