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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1947

Page

5

United Steelworkers Extend All Contracts to April 30

Whitehouse district director announces all contracts expiring before April 36 1947 will be extended to April 30 aligning with negotiated policy with US Steel Corp. The extension covers basic and fabricating steel firms and follows his radio addresses attacking anti labor campaigns and Wagner Act changes.

United Steelworkers Local Unions and Steel Company Whitehouse District 25 US Steel Corp

1895 Gives Freely To Polio Drive

Local 1895, United Steelworkers, reports a favorable response to the March of Dimes campaign. Al Anderson, president, said members contributed generously from their own funds, filling collection boxes with dollars and dimes, and the local treas ury added $50 to the fight against infantile paralysis. He noted members were happy to help.

United Steelworkers al Anderson Anderson

Wage Demandsed by Local 3737 at Smith and Mills Co

Local 3737 United Steelworkers presented new wage demands to Smith and Mills Co under a wage reopening clause in the current contract. Joe Eyerman Jr. said discussions have not been scheduled yet and no word has been received from the company.

United Steelworkers Smith and Mills Joe Eyerman, Jr

Local 2416 Hears Wage Policy Talk

United Steelworkers Local 2416 heard a discussion of the union national wage policy led by Arthur Bishop, staff representative. Louis Hellmuth said proposed changes in the wage policy report will be included in the local's new contract demands soon.

United Steelworkers National Union Arthur Bishop Steelworkers Louis Hellmuth Hellmuth

Kroll Goes to Florida for Convalescence

Jack Kroll national director of CIO-PAC and manager here of the Joint Board left Wednesday for Miami Beach Florida to convalesce from two operations. He conferred with PAC staff from the Washington office on Monday as work for 1947 was laid out and procedures discussed.

Jack Kroll Cio-Pac Joint Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Miami Beach Fla Kroll PAC Washington

Special 310 Meeting To Discuss Portal Pay Question

The 310 local union United Steelworkers announces a special meeting for 2 PM Sunday Feb 2 at 1725 Carl street. Members who signed for portal pay receive a questionnaire after questions are explained by William Black. All officers will attend to help.

Loco United Steelworkers Aluminum Industries Carl] Street William Black

Contract Rules Transfers Before Layoffs

The article explains layoffs and transfers are governed by a contract clause requiring placement in a capable job for employees with seniority before layoffs. Transfers were arranged despite difficulty, with officers claiming they did a good job in managing the process.

Executive Board Meeting Notice for Local 1861

United Steelworkers Local 1861 urges all executive board members to attend a 10:30 p.m. Sunday February 2 meeting at the district office 806 Keith Bide to discuss new contract proposals. Decisions will be presented at the regular meeting 3 p.m. Saturday February 15 at Jr. Order Hall 392 Spring Grove Avenue.

United Steelworkers Keith Bide Jr. Order Spring Grove Avenue

Weekly Meetings Shift to 2 P M Saturdays

Meetings move to 2 p m on the third Saturdays each month with refreshments compulsory. RR five showed somber expressions on January 29 morning. WM's five advanced with the battle cry come back shrieking and won for the fourth time this year.

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