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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1949

Page

3

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Backs Referendum on Per Capita Dues

The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild seeks a national member referendum to reverse the 1.40 per capita raise from the American Newspaper Guild convention. Local dues would be 1.15 for operating plus 0.10 for the defense fund if the fund dips below 100,000, effective Aug. 1 until a member vote.

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild American Newspaper Guild Defense

Union contract approved after four meetings at Local 3243

Local 3243 reports completion of a new contract after four negotiating sessions. Trustees Walter Hopkins and Dick Lang were elected. Joe Armstrong became Safety Committee member alongside Jim Bristow and Tom Wrigley. Bristow chairs safety matters and invites member inquiries. Blondie Waits adds a four week old collie named Widget. The per capita increase for dues was debated. ANG officials noted it funds services and international staffing, with mixed views on local autonomy and potential reorganizations. Cincinnati delegates Rose and Everett noted last minute finance report posting.

Trustee and Safety Walter Hopkins Dick Lang Joe Armstrong Jim Bristow Tom Wrigley George Bidinger Ways and Means Committee Bill Farson Organization of ANG Robert Stevens Guild Rollin Everett Cincinnati George Rose Everett

Autoworkers Aim for Freedom and Fair Welfare

A columnist argues the average industrial worker seeks freedom of speech, home ownership, steady jobs and affordable healthcare. He warns against Taft’s policies, urging support for PAC to protect gains from the past 16 years and help fund progressive causes.

American Worker Seeks Rights and Civic Role

The speaker argues workers deserve access to cars, entertainment, church offerings, and a better standard of living through social legislation. He urges registering to vote to influence public officials and warns that paying union dues or notices can yield future gains, with Jim Clark returning next week for Milwaukee news.

Paper Workers Local 98 UPA Elects Officers

Electees for Local 98 at June meeting include President Roy Cozart Vice-president Bud Hoffman Financial Secy Walter Flomer Treasurer Carl Henry Recording Secy Elizabeth Engel Sergeant-at-arms Bob Lang Trustees John McFadden Ray Thies Claude Fread Guard Charlie Bressert Educational chairman Loys Bushur Social and Welfare director Marcella Woeste Stewards listed with continuation noted on page 7

Local 98 Roy Cozart Bud Hoffman Financial Sec’y Walter Flomerfelt Carl Henry Sec Elizabeth Engel Bob Lang John McFadden Ray Thies Claude Fread Charlie Bressert Loys

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Newspaper Guild USA Blondie Waits Smokey Widget George Miller Reds Park Ave Fanger & Rampe, Inc Pearl G Broadway Sales & Service Central Parkway Brighton Schramm Rugh, Inc Robert Taft Hoover Pac Jim Clark Milwaukee Paper Workers Local 98 UPA Bushur Marcella Woeste U. S Clatsworth Calif AFL CIO Federated Pictures The Oakley Building and Loan Co Madison Kathman’s Goodyear Shoe Repair West Fifth St Dr. Scholls E. Eighth St Cherry Premier Press Company Ohig Alms & Doepke
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