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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1948

Page

6

Delegates Chosen For UK Convention By Local 757

Four delegates and an alternate were elected July 8 at Local 757 UE electrical workers meeting. Delegates are MacKinley Davis Mae Rist Helen Ferguson and Romey Seibert with Carl Flach as alternate. Nominations were made for four members to attend UE District summer school in August at Mantua Ohio.

Local 757 United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers MacKinley Davis Mae Rist Helen Ferguson Romey Seibert Carl Flach Mantua Red Dinkins Rose M. Stivers Leslie Roy William Burton Earl Hessler Harry Kunkenmoeller Schenck Avenue Deer Park

Two Elmer Nominated For District 7 Council Board

Elmer Kauffman of Local 757 and Elmer Eisman of Local 766 were nominated for the executive board of District 7 Council, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers. The council met in Columbus to create a permanent defense fund funded by a per capita monthly contribution from each local, to be ratified by the locals and used while the fund remains at maximum.

Elmer Kauffman Elmer Eisman District 7 Council United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Columbus

UE delegates review North Canton Dayton strikes details

James Matles UE director of organization reviewed district strike developments for delegates. About 1900 UE members have been on strike for over a month at Hoover Electric Co in North Canton. Between 300 and 500 are out in the Univisiens strike in Dayton.

North Canton Dayton James Matles Hoover Electric Co Univisiens

Griffin Wheel Strikers Still Solid After 6 Weeks

Griffin Wheel Local 647 members of the United Auto Workers remain on strike in their sixth week after a June 8 walkout. They seek wage increases a union shop and other improvements with no satisfactory contract offer to date. Al Busch serves as local president.

Griffin Wheel United Auto Workers al Busch Griffin

Brick Workers Strike Hits Pittsburgh Area

More than 1700 CID brick and tile workers are on strike near Pittsburgh and Clearfield after Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. refused to offer more than a 1 dollar hourly wage increase.

Pittsgurgh Clearfield Harbison-Walker Refractories Co

Accidents Outspace Strikes in 1947 Labor Losses

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that industrial accidents caused more time lost in 1947 than strikes and lockouts, highlighting safety as a major factor in annual productivity.

Bureau of Labor Statistics

Liberty Book Club Serves Labor Readers in New York

A new Liberty Book Club in New York offers labor and progressive works at about 1.30 dollars postpaid. Selections include The Jungle and The Children, with next month spotlighting Brig Gen Evans Carlson’s life. The club also mails books free to those serving jail sentences for labor or civil rights activities and invites unions to provide names and addresses.

The Liberty Book Club Washington Pres. Hoover Douglas MacArthur Evans F. Carlson Gung Ho” Marine Raiders U.S W. 42 New York N.Y

Four ILWU Members Set for Europe Tour

Four rank and file ILWU members chosen from 80 nominees will visit Paris Marseilles Genoa Rome Athens Sofia Belgrade Prague Warsaw Moscow Helsinki Stockholm Oslo Copenhagen Berlin Amsterdam Brussels and London. They will meet workers and study conditions without making comparisons to the United States and consider underlying economic social factors. Delegates are Herman Stuyvelar San Francisco Julian Napuunoa Honolulu Jovan Zuber Oakland and Donald Brown Coos Bay Ore.

ILWU Paris Marseilles Genoa Rome Athens Sofia Belgrade Prague Warsaw Moscow Helsinki Stockholm Oslo Copenhagen Berlin Amsterdam Brussels London Europe U.S Herman Stuyvelar San Francisco Julian Napuunoa Honolulu Jovan Zuber Oakland Donald Brown Coos Bay Ore

Brewers End 51 Day Strike With New 20-Cent Wage Boost

In Lacrosse Wisconsin the United Brewery Workers CIO representing 500 workers voted July 11 to accept a one year contract with a 20 cent hourly wage increase retroactive to April 1, ending a 51 day strike at G Heileman Brewing Co.

Lacrosse Wis United Brewery Workers CIO G. Heileman Brewing Co

Community Notes on Local Residents Health and Return

Formica reports Tommie Larkins suffered a heart attack at home and hopes for her quick recovery. Stella Hoff underwent a Christ Hospital operation last week and is progressing as expected. Mrs Al Thielen is back home from the hospital and doing nicely. Rose Miles Stivers has returned to work after illness, greeted by her department with smiles.

Tommie Larkins Tommie Stella Hoff Christ Hospital al Thielen Rose Miles Stivers

UE Local Sponsors Madeira Picnic

A big all day picnic Saturday at Madeira Park is sponsored by Local 765 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers. Entertainment includes dancing games acrobatics and contests. The event is free for union members and one dollar for nonmembers.

Madeira Park Local 765 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers

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