Formica Case Reported by War Labor Board Aids Local 757
Electrical workers report completion of a Wage Stabilization Division analysis on Local 757's 15 month Formica case. The Appeals Committee and WLB will act, with UE Washington seeking expedited handling. Veterans group formed. new member drive continues with about 58 recruits this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local 757
War Labor Board
Washington
Appeals Committee
WLB
George Taylor
Marie Tartar Is Missed By Pulley Inspection Staff
Formica notes Marie Tartar has been off sick for months and is missed by friends in the pulley inspection department. Catherine Schrader of the same department visited her brother in Falkville Alabama during a vacation, a brother she had not seen in 29 years.
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Marie Tartar
Catherine Schrader
Pulley Dept
Falkville
Ala
Third Shift By Claudia Price
Community notes welcome Pfe Harbour Heal back from four years in the Service including sixteen months overseas as part of the Norman invasion force. He now works in the heavy press department on the first floor. Erwin Zirklebach of Army Ordnance is home on a 30 day leave before a new assignment. Seaman Paul Carrier, 18, recently married, seen with Tom Carrier, is new to service. Clara Wagner learns her son Cliff Wagner, boiler maker second, will be on furlough after three and a half years in the Pacific.
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Pfe
Eugene Clark
Ben Hur
Formica
Madge Hines
Harbour Heal
Normandy
Erwin
Zirklebach
Army Ordnance
Marie Zirklebach
Tom Carrier
Paul Carrier
Tom
Clara Wagner
Cliff Wagner
Cliff
Pacific
Clara
District 7 Warns Of Anti-Union Schemes
United Electrical Workers District 7 Council gathered at Cedar Point Ohio where Julius Emspak and Cliff McAvoy warned of efforts to break unions. Emspak linked industrial agitation to fascist rhetoric. Helen Blanchard urged strong auxiliaries while Cincinnati delegates listed Local 757 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Electrical Workers, District 7 Council
Cedar Point
Cincinnati
Julius Emspak
Cliff McAvoy
Washington
Emspak
Sen. Bilbo
Helen Blanchard
CIO
Local 757
McKintey Davis
Hele Ferguson
Elmer Kaufmann
Labor Leaders Outline Cooperation At Local 1728 Meet
United Steelworkers Local 1728 USA CIO hosted a labor management relations briefing led by Lunkenheimer Company officials Homer Lunken Carra Lane and Edward Windes with District 25 staffer James Gallagher. Lane advocated teamwork and fair treatment while Lunken urged mutual effort and noted a merit system pending WLB approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usa-Cio
Homer E. Lunken
Lunkenheimer Company
Carra Lane
Edward Windes
James Gallagher
United Steelworkers of America
Novelty Workers To Meet Monday
Novelty Workers Local 256 will hold their regular meeting at the Junior Order Hall Monday night.
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Junior Order
Honor Black At Local 310
NSW Aluminum local 310 honors former president William H. Black at the July meeting Ed Smith presiding. Al Whitehouse presents a 14 jewel Waltham watch to Black in appreciation for eight years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
NSW Aluminum
al Whitehouse
William H. Black
Black
Waltham
Clothing Workers Meet Monday On Publishing Co
Amalga mated Clothing Workers officers and representatives hold a special meeting Monday night at ACW headquarters to hear about Peoples Publishing Co with Jack Kroll as incorporator. Rollin Everett of The SUN will explain the project aims to unite labor and progressive forces in Cincinnati. Arthur Hartman sold ACW stock to Emma Ferrara and heads to New York for a two day union meeting. The Cincinnati Joint Board earned a Red Cross Blood Donors award for recruiting members. Local 118 members and Storrs Schaefer workers exceeded their War Bond Drive quota, reaching 33 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
ACW
Peoples Publishing Co
Jack Kroll
Rollin Everett
the Sun
Cincinnati
Arthur Hartman
ACW Joint Board
Emma Ferrara
Kroll
Storrs- Schaefer
Paul Horton
Brotherhood Refuses Invite in Ohio Knife Company Clash
Local 3592 United Steelworkers accuses the Ohio Knife Co of favoritism and a weak grievance system. They challenged affiliation by sending to a Local 3592 meeting and demanded a signed contract for comparison with steelworkers’ terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Knife Co
USA
Brotherhood
Union movement aims to curb anti union sentiment and rally workers
A USA officer urged awareness and community action to counter threats to unions. He emphasized political activity to oppose labor legislation and discussed contracts at Onk Knife, stock promotion at Peoples' Publishing Co, and certification efforts for Local 3592 as bargaining agent for production and maintenance workers to secure fair grievances with broad organizational support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers of America
USA
Onk Knife
Local 3592
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Elmer Kauffman
Jack Smith
Williams
Vets’ Committee
James
Red) Dinkins
Leslie Johnson
Everett Hines
Frank Marlowe
McKinley Davis
Elmer H. Kauffman
Formica Notes
By Rae Rist
Claudia Price
War Hero
Arthur Cuny
United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers
Star Electric Co
Bloomfield
J. Cuny
Star
Army
Federated Pictures
United Steelworkers
By Aubrey C. Scholle
Windes
Gallagher
Lane
Lunken
Honor Black
Ed Hemper Sr
Bill
Publishing Co
Hartmann
New York
Union
Ign
Knife Local
McAvoy
Oiwenvei
Tial
Hom
Emerson Sonnycalb
William Rhien
Waldo Stager
George Thompson
Herman Schwegman
Margaret Sonnycalb
U. S. Playing Card Company
Peoples’ Publishing Co
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