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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1948

Page

7

Dorsie to Alto Ump Dist 25 Wins Again

Frank L. Jensen profiles District 25 United Steelworkers in Labor Institute week at Bloomington Indiana noting their superiority in softball and praising Dorsie Chlders as a standout backstop and base runner. The piece contrasts District 25 with District 30 and highlights strategic play.

Dorsie Alto Ump Frank L. Jensen United Steelworkers Hoosierana District 25 Bloomington Indiana

District 25 Triumphs Over District 30 in Baseball Roundup

District 25 defeated District 30 two games to one in a baseball showcase. The piece highlights standout umpires Joe Utz and colleagues, community events at a company picnic, and local figures trimming lawns and aiding the festival. Ed Belman’s death is noted with condolences to the family.

District 30 District 25 Joe Utz Joe Jim Robb Utz Hoosierana

Court Upholds Firing Of Veteran Who Left Union

The Third Circuit affirms a veteran’s firing for leaving a union with a closed shop contract before Taft-Hartley. It rules pre Act legality bound him to the agreement for job benefits under the Selective Training and Service Act. The veteran had accepted higher wages and paid dues before service.

Philadelphia Third Circuit Court of Appeals

Revich Wins Scholarship to Ruskin College in England

Warren Revich of United Auto Workers Local 49 in Detroit will attend Ruskin College in Oxford on a scholarship. He works with the Michigan CIO education department staff. Ruskin is a labor school loosely affiliated with Oxford University.

Detroit Warren Revich United Auto Workers Local 49 CIO Ruskin College Oxford England Michigan Cio Ruskin Oxford University

Retail prices rise to new May peak for middle income

Prices for goods and services purchased by moderate income groups in large cities reached a new May level at 170.5 percent of the 1935-39 average, indicating broad inflation across urban households.

Campaign Speeches Across Local Papers Highlight Rhetoric

A survey of local papers streams through campaign speeches by multiple parties. The items show partisan messaging and public turnout appeals as candidates present platforms.

U S Steel poised to grant 12 percent wage hike

Pittsburgh report says U S Steel Corp will abandon its no raise policy and give a 12 percent hourly pay increase to about 170,000 United Steelworkers CIO members. A company spokesman cited rising living costs as justification.

Pittsburgh U. S. Steel Corp United Steelworkers CIO Wall Street Journal

USA-1858 to Install Its New Officers

Among the items of business slated for this week's meeting of Local 1858 United Steelworkers is the installation of new local officers who were elected last month. The meeting is at 8 p.m. Friday July 16 at 103 West Central Parkway.

United Steelworkers West Central Parkway

Can Do Correspondent Encounters Indiana University Dorm

A guest columnist recalls an educational week at the University of Indiana with a mix of courses and lively notes. Mentions wrong dormitory arrival, a few student names, a hospital appendectomy, and a 19th century quote about a scab.

Indiana University University of Indiana

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