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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1949
Page
6
A National Labor Service tale follows Joe Worn Ar and Joe Worker as they battle labor rights, confront prejudice, and seek unity. The duo faces adventures that test solidarity across racial and religious lines.
Local 674 UAW nominates candidates for national convention delegates to Milwaukee in July. Election set for June 7 and 8 at 2142 Elm Ave Norwood with 6am to 6pm polls. Also notes on holiday pay vacation eligibility and a birth announcement for Avery Howard family.
Attempts by the NAM and the American Bar Association to seize control of trial examiner jobs in 14 US agencies including the NLRB were blocked. Protests against alleged unfair dismissals prompted postponements as labor groups accused corporate lawyers of loading the agencies with their own choices.
Local 508 of the Oilworkers voted to join the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council to participate fully in area union affairs. Harry Weber announced new production plan charts to be shown June 8, with plans to rent a hall for Gulf employees to view. The group plans a counter petition to deter certification attempts by opponents under Taft Hartley while encouraging members to add their names to the list.
The United Packinghouse Workers CIO accuses Wilson Meats of anti union activity. The union urges unionists and their spouses to hit the company financially due to a history of anti UPWA actions by Wilson, a major meat packer, with the latest grievance noted.
The UPWA urges members to refuse Wilson products amid unfair labor practice charges and pending NLRB cases. Ralph Helstein notes national contracts exist with major meat packers, except Wilson, after Wilson broke a CIO national strike contract last year and faced Taft Hartley decertification votes.
The SUN considers carrying the Joe Worker comic strip again and asks readers to respond. The feature profiles a chain of company unions and notes the UPW has fired more than 400 employees for union loyalty while pursuing a nation wide NL RB representation drive and a boycott of Wilson meats to bolster bargaining strength.
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