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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1948
Page
6
In a Saturday meeting June 26 management offered a six cent hourly raise plus 25 dollars retroactive pay tied to a lawyer's arbitration statement that wage gains from job evaluation would be retroactive to June 15, 1947. Election results: Paul Klosterman beat Ed Zeuch by seven votes. Zeuch 205, Deyhle 153, Nemeth 37. Ramp burned in car fire during vacation. Karwisch returns home from hospital.
The local union plans a meeting this week with Cincinnati Butcher Supply Co to discuss a wage increase. The two year contract reopen was set for June but extended after the Big Steel settlement. Local 3105’s contract runs to June 1949.
The letter discusses a proposed 25 back pay and general raise contingent on removing a clause protecting current piece work rates. Management would allow rate changes at will, triggering grievances, risking widespread rate shifts and union treasury strain. It notes a treasurer recount, missed notice to Dept 95 women, a large attendance at a PAC movie, and a marriage in Dept 42 and 40 with light workplace bets. ends criticizing the lack of raise.
In Camden New Jersey after 142 hours of negotiations the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers won a 0.42 per hour raise. The contract covers over 25 000 workers across nine Bethlehem shipyards and Bethlehem Steel Corp. plants.
The Glass Ceramic Silica and Sand Workers CSC won a wage increase of 10 to 12 cents hourly for 16 000 Libby Owens Ford and Pittsburgh Plate Glass employees as announced here.
Albert Seidenspinner, re-elected president of Local 3105 United Steelworkers, will lead installation for a one year term at 5:30 p.m. Thursday August 5. New officers include Carl Miller vice president, Albert Schults recording secretary, and Herman Hamman financial secretary. Grievance committee members named are Carl Miller chair, Joseph Dolwig and Alex.
Many are not eligible to vote in November due to lack of registration and urged to register at the Board of Elections on 622 Sycamore Street open Saturdays till noon. The local union reports growing meetings, announces social events, retirements, moves, and reminiscences about members and community figures.
Mary Hardy charter member of the Women's Auxiliary LTSE Local 809 dies July 23. She was wife of Hugh Hardy Local 609 and served as chaplain and dedicated worker. Ernest Matthews Local 809 mourns his father William Matthews who died July 24. PAC kick off rally planned for Sunday Aug 8 with strong Local 809 turnout.
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