Workmen's Compensation Law Expanded in Ohio
Greater Cincinnati locals report on the Ohio CIO Council program in Columbus. Irwin Lauck, William Krippendorf, and the writer recount a three day session on changes to the new compensation law. The bill raises maximum weekly benefits to 30 and extends coverage for silicosis and other injuries while adding teeth destruction as compensable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Cio Council
Columbus
Irwin Lauck
William Krippendorf
Ohio
Sun feature outlines workmen's costs and injury reporting
The piece notes indirect costs of workmen's compensation exceed apparent pay for injuries four to fivefold and clarifies reporting rules to the industrial commission. It emphasizes personal claim timing, seven day loss protection, and ten year injury protection for workers. It also reports on Drew Pearson and other columnists strike branding by the Newspaper Guild of New York against the Bell Syndicate.
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Sun
Industrial Commission
New York
Drew Pearson
Newspaper Guild of New York
CIO
Bell Syndicate
Phone Workers Unity Will Be Topic of Convention
The AUTW CIO and CWA CIO amalgamation planned for Chicago in the week of June 12 dominates discussion. The effort faces roadblocks from Bell company contracts, but CWA members will push militant action. Delegates Corky Durham and the writer will attend Local 28 events, with a full report at the June 23 meeting.
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AUTW
CIO
CWA
Chicago
Bell
Corky Durham
Amal
Nominations For Union Officers By Local 98
Final nominations announced for Local 98 officers including President Roy Cozart and Vice President Bud Hoffman. Others named cover Financial Secretary Walter Flomerfelt Treasurer Carl Henry Recording Secretary Elizabeth Engel and more with multiple departments listed. Attendance prize欠 losers noted with next month's drawing. Local 98 also extends birthday wishes to Marcella Woeste and condolences to Catherine McDonough.
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Bud Hoffman
al Fangmeyer
Walter Flomerfelt
Carl Henry
Elizabeth Engel
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Dolores L. Erickson
Rose Mary Plath
Ella L. Rubin
By Elizabeth Engel
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Earl Borgemenke
Bob Jang
Claude Freud
Charlie Bressert
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Clarence Redding
Joe Byres
Paul O’connor
John McFadden
Ray Thies
Roger Cotraffke
Ed. Weiler
Dick Blessing
Harry Bachman
Fred Schier
Jimmy Edwards
Bill Budke
Catherine McDonaugh
Lorraine Specker
Harold Thompson
Louis Hunt
Addie Wil
Liams, Norma Quinlan
Alice Poynter
Social and Welfare
Marcella Woest
Anna English
Willard Riesenberger
Art Clanz
Marcella Woeste
Cel
Catherine McDonough
Phil
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Neighborhood Buyers Guide
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Washington
Johnny Walker
Colerair
Marshall
John M Walker
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Wood
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Elmwood
Kirby
Valley Hardware CO
Vine St
Madisonville
Plainville Rd
AGN
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Walnui Hills
A. & N. Furniture and Ppliance CO
Rugs Linoleum
McMillan
Frididaires
Norwood
Atlas Motors Inc
Dodge — Plymouth Dodge Trucks
Montgomery Rd
Melrose
G. Koehl, Inc
Reading Food Shop
Josephine Busch
Jefferson Ave
Reading Dept. Store
Thrift
Reading
Benson Car
Jefferson
St. Bernard
Heller Radio & Appliance
Admiral — Fada Guaranteed
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Capitol
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