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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
1
Local 765 UE and Local 248 UAW accuse Norwood police of beating Fred Heser after his arrest during the Allis Chalmers strike. Heser says head injuries left him briefly unconscious. Picket tensions rise as negotiations resume with the U S Conciliation Service.
Emerson Sonnycalb president of Local 765 said Heser appeared battered with black eyes and a swollen nose after questioning. Heser claimed he faced 24 hours of harsh confinement and a forced confession while UK leaders charged police with inhuman treatment and incitement to riot.
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild reached its first contract with The Cincinnati Record published by Triangle Publications New York. William Blatz notified Larry Ullrich that Triangle accepted the Guild final proposal after the July 18 deadline. Wage increases of $8 a week are retroactive to contract start. The unit of 12 members sought recognition last fall and began negotiations in September.
CIO President Philip Murray mourns the sudden death of Sidney Hillman longtime CIO PAC chairman and Amalgamated Clothing Workers president. The statement praises Hillman for self sacrifice democracy and international friendship and pledges to continue his ideals.
United Brewery Workers denounce a 30 cutback in grain used for beer arguing it shifts grain exports to starving nations while not increasing supplies. Delegates Kromelbein Feller and Hughlett present Department of Agriculture figures. Beinecke cites spent grain benefits for cattle and milk production amid protests by dairy and cattle farmers.
The Insurance Guild of Local 51 will hold a meeting at 2 p m on Thursday July 25 at the Metropole Hotel. Executive office vacancies will be filled and a picnic committee report will be given. All members are urged to attend.
A tribute notes Sidney Hillman as a great labor leader beloved by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and the Congress of Industrial Organizations. It highlights his push for shorter hours higher wages and better benefits plus his belief in industrial democracy and social progress.
United Auto Workers held rallies in numerous cities this week urging a workable price control bill. Walter Reuther warned that without an adequate law, a buyer's strike unseen in the country could occur. Cincinnati event was canceled due to time constraints.
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