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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1947

Page

6

Steelworkers Attend Cincinnati Ties At Antioch Labor Institute

United Steelworkers join Cincinnati locals at the Antioch Steel Labor Institute in Yellow Springs. Nineteen Cincinnati students and four staff teach and lead sessions. Local 22 members Gaskins Wheeler Routt join, Local 310’s Ester Hall serve on student council, and others from Locales 1870 1728 1858 2772 are listed. About 100 total attendees from five states. Week two starts Sunday and ends July 26.

Yellow Springs United Pescy Inwis Lauck Harold Braun Jacob Renschler William Richardson Robert Ester Dave Hall Midnight Ramblers William Black Ray Sowder Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Pennsylvania Indiana

Local 22 Launches Kentucky Political Action Campaign

Local 22 United Steelworkers officers and committeemen met July 16 to select Kentucky state candidates and plan voter turnout. Fred Foss outlined PAC goals and urged larger member registration. The PAC, led by John Pratt, George Overman and Henry Jarvis, will push personal outreach by all locals to build voting strength for two years.

United Steelworkers Kentucky Fred Foss Kentucky Pac Foss John Pratt George Overman Henry Jarvis

Polltax Bill Faces Southern Filibuster In Senate

A dusty file in the Senate judiciary committee holds the House passed anti polltax bill awaiting action after January as southern filibusters threaten its fate. Seven states currently impose polltaxes: Texas Tennessee Virginia South Carolina Alabama Arkansas and Mississippi.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee House Congress Texas Tennesee Virginia South Carolina Alabama Arkansas Mississippi

Steel output urged to save democracy and jobs

President of the United Auto Workers Walter Reuther told a Senate subcommittee that current steel production is insufficient to keep autos and other industries at full employment. He urged government action to expand capacity, propose an allocation plan, and launch a civilian scrap drive to avert high unemployment and threaten democracy.

Washington Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers (Cio Senate Reuther Harry Gain R. Wash Reu Ther Europe America U.S

Local 2022 Settles Wins Contract

Members of Local 2022 United Steelworkers voted July 15 to accept a one year contract with D. T. Williams Valve Co. The agreement provides a 10 cent general wage increase, union shop and dues checkoff, and an improved vacation plan retroactive to June 2. Negotiating committee members included Joseph Eyermann, Joseph Naegele, Harry Nicholson, Ray Wilzbach and Al Hauck with James Gallagher assisting.

United Steelworkers D. T. Williams Valve Co Joseph Naegele Joseph Eyermann Harry Nicholson Ray Wilzbach al Hauck James Gallagher USA

Picnic Becomes A Grand Summer Event

The July 18 picnic by the Bickford employee drew many attendees with highlights including a bubble gum contest for children and a tomato throwing contest. A prize waltz contest added festive energy. The committee thanked Mr Reichert and Mrs Heckel for management help and formed a new arrangements committee at the July 17 meeting for a Saturday summer picnic.

Bickford Reichert Heckel

Do You Belong Poem Sparks Local Union Call

The Sun reports Helen Ferguson of UE Local 757 Formica Co wrote the poem Do You Belong which resonates with members. The note urges Local 1895 members to join as active participants and attend union events.

Helen Ferguson UE Local 757 Formica Co Local 1895

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