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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1948

Page

6

Steelworkers Train Better Union Leaders At School

United Steelworkers of America completed a three state Labor Institute in Bloomington Indiana. Over 100 representatives from Kentucky Ohio and Indiana locals earned certificates of achievement after courses in industrial engineering union history collective bargaining contracts labor law and public speaking at Indiana University.

United Steelworkers of America Bloomington Ind Kentucky-Ohio- Indiana Labor Institute

Labor Institute Touts University Ties with Steelworkers

The 1948 Labor Institute at Indiana University showed strong ties between the university and Steel Local unions in the tri state area. Dr H Fabian Underhill led the program with James topp and Al Whitehouse aiding extension efforts. Union members praised labor law and collective bargaining classes while enjoying campus facilities and soft ball games against Ohio and Kentucky teams.

Labor Institute H. Fabian Underhill University of Indiana Department of Adult Education and Public Services Underhill James Topp al Whitehouse Tri- State Robb Whitehouse University Steel Union Division of Adult Education and Public Services Indiana University Bloomington Ind Union

Attendance of Staff Representatives List

The record notes the presence of staff representatives including William H. Black Dorsie Childers Frank L. Jensen Al Jordan Louis A. Leopold Chester A. Morgan Raymond G. Sowder and Samuel L. Stokes.

William H. Black Dorsie Childers Frank L. Jensen al Jordan Louis A. Leopold Chester A. Morgan Raymond G. Sowder Samuel L. Stokes

Magnus Brass to Continue Cincinnati Plant Operations

Magnus Brass Division of National Lead Co will keep producing at its Cincinnati plant Local 2148 United Steelworkers says after earlier plan to move to St Louis. Local 2148 contract extended to July 15 with first negotiating meeting held last week.

Magnus Brass National Lead Co Cincinnati United Steelworkers St. Louis Local 2148

Huenefeld Contract Gains Wage and Holiday Increases

Local 2416, United Steelworkers secured a one year contract with Huenefeld Store Co. increasing wages by 7 cents and adding six paid holidays. Arthur Bishop announced the agreement effective July 1 and ratification occurred last Wednesday. Negotiating committee members were Sylvester Cole Owen Barden Pat Delape John Kuhn Louis Hellmuth and William Combos.

United Steelworkers Huenefeld Store Co Arthur Bishop Local 2416 Sylvester Cole Owen Barden Pat Delape John Kuhn Louis Hellmuth William Combos

Union membership growth since 1935

Union membership in the United States today is four times the 1935 total of 3,648,100. The point highlights long term labor strength growth from the mid-1930s to present.

U.S

Local 1861 Picnic a Complete Success

Joseph Uehlein reports on Local 1861’s annual 1948 picnic, praising the Entertainment Committee led by Andy Busam. Attendees included President Pop Jones, Marty Hessler, Joe Scherra, Adolph Berthold, Councilman Rollin Everett and others, with generous participation at bingo, sandwiches, and concessions.

Local 1861 Pop” Jones Marty Hessler Joe Scherra Adolph Berthold Fred Gunkel Rollin Everett

Brighton Screw members spend holiday weekend away from plant

The Brighton Screw crew used the long weekend to escape the plant noise. President Lora Nace visited his mother in Pike County near Bainbridge Ohio. Dick Lang toured Summerville near Oxford and joked about gaining 11 inches in waistline. Bob Weiss described a few acres on Clough Pike and hinted at joining local farmers. Woodrow Wilson reportedly traded his bible for fishing, with no fish yet observed.

Brighton Screw Lora Nace Pike County Bainbridge Dick Lang Summerville Oxford Trimmin Bob Weiss Clough Pike

Butter price climbs 7.6 percent in April

The price of butter, which typically declines in spring, rose 7.6 percent in April, signaling an unexpected increase in dairy costs for consumers.

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The Harold C. Braun Joseph F. Scherra Edward O. Zeuch Paul Klosterman Thomas Berra R. D. Gaskin Eben Joseph D. Utz Frank English Charles H. Myers Harvey Ward Jos. Kreitzer George Branner Hoosier Steelworkers Ohio Kentucky Pine Hall Huenefeld Ileee PAC Unmask Ee Hill Omane Veerey ORK_AND UNITY GROUP State Street Trenton &. M 5 WEW Jersey Manufacturers Association Publeaterns and Research Work & Unity Group New Jersey Joseph Uehlein USA Entertainment Committee Andy Busam Clinton Kraus C. R. Thomson Frank Connolly Mrs Harvey Ayler Ed Schroeder Railroad Exec Fred Moreton Frank Henz Fred Schroeder Lefty George al Triemplar Harold Braun Pat Mulvey Tom Wrigley Woodrow Wilson Cooper’s Mill Street Lockland, O Kathman’s Goodyear Shoe Repair West Fifth St Dr. Scholls Parr George P. Bocklet Mgr Union Headquarters Brotherhood Vine St Union Newspapers Union Stationery Western Printing Co Sycamore Street Main
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