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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
5
Local 28 AUTW changes the first quarterly meeting from Feb 18 to Feb 24 to boost attendance. Gatherings set for 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. in Parlor 4 Hotel Linton with invitation extended to J J Moran national president. Also notes membership gains and union organizing aims for 1949.
Over 25 Local 28 members helped at the March of Dimes Booth on CIO Day January 25. Nell McKee, chief steward, organized the Local 28 volunteers. Cancer testing and exams offered by Local 28 through Nell McKee or your writer.
New York report notes AT&T profits rise to 207.62 million after taxes in 1948 while government in federal court accuses the company of anti trust violations. The suit seeks to unwind Western Electric and reduce control over Bell operatings. TWOC vows union drive to curb firings and win shorter workweeks.
In San Francisco, the United Brotherhood of Telephone Workers CIO wins NLRB election for 1,600 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. employees in northern California and Nevada. Vote 614 to 444 over Communications Workers of America unaffiliated.
The CIO calls for higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations while reducing the burden on low and middle income families. It advocates a $3000 personal exemption for couples plus $600 per dependent, totaling about $4200 for a four member family, funded by an excess profits tax on corporations. The plan favors expanding exemptions over cutting rates and targets reforms in excises and the structure of federal taxes.
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