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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
3
Amalgamated Clothing Workers and CIO locals announce a series of upcoming meetings at multiple locations. Sessions include Local 113 coat shop June 15, Local 164 Italian coat shop June 17, Local 175 shirts June 15, and Brewery Workers Local 12 June 13 among others at 1015 Winestreet and surrounding halls.
Local 674 United Auto Workers schedules a 2 p.m. Sunday meeting at Central Turners Hall 1407 Walnut street to discuss the new General Motors agreement and vote on ratification after the GM Conference acceptance last week subject to local union approval.
Members of Local 17 United Auto Workers voted 99 to 10 for a union shop at Ilsco Copper Tube and Products Co. The international union will extend the old contract to June 4 with a strike authorization vote possible if talks fail. Local 674 urges all members to attend Sundays meeting and inform new Chevrolet and Fisher Body plant employees in Norwood about the GM contract.
A panel including Rollin H. Everett editor of The SUN will discuss the 40 hour week on the Farm Front program over WLW at 9 a.m. Sunday.
A list of upcoming union meetings with Local numbers times and venues including Local 310 Local 1701 Local 1728 Local 1895 Local 2022 Local 2416 Local 3243 and Wholesale and Retail Employes Local 390. Meetings cover June dates across Carll street Vine street Madison road Legion Hall and Walnut street venues.
The piece notes that the Chrysler strike may resume with a possible contract cancellation or amendment window July 1 to 5 next year. It cites UAW estimates showing GM at 1.48 per hour, Chrysler at 1.50, and Ford at 1.60 after last year’s wage increases, including holidays and concessions.
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