Taft-Hartley Act Faults Surface In Union Talks
Local 28 of the American Union of Telephone Workers debates the lack of a Board of Inquiry hearing before accepting a contract. The board cannot arbitrate or make recommendations and would report facts to the President. The General Executive Board authorized a two month recess for member vote on the proposed agreement with the company joining the request.
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Local 28
American Union of Telephone Workers
Board of Inquiry
Board of Arbitration
U.S
CIO
J. J. Moran
AUTW
R. T. Creasey
Board of Inquiry eyed in CIO strike plan and contract deadline
Union outlines tactic to force federal action and delay reinstatement for 80 days. If 60 days of bargaining fail, a final offer would go to non members. if rejected, another strike may follow. The memo notes risks to union recognition and praises the Board of Inquiry as an advantage despite doubts on its use. The article shifts to mentions of Der Rosenkavalier cast and Local 28 meetings with resignations lists and CIO dues card changes.
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Board of Inquiry
NLRB
Haywood
CIO
Betwen
Zoo Opera Will Open June 27 in the Middle West
A bold summer program titled Zoo Opera announces opening on June 27 featuring a remarkable lineup of singing stars. The production promises combinations of talent unseen in the region, aiming to attract a broad audience to the Midwest venue.
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Zoo Opera
Middle West
Formica Notes Ed Palmer in St Marys Hospital for operation
A hospital report notes Edward Palmer from the Inspection unit is in St Marys Hospital for an operation. Several employees including Josephine Day and Florence Goddard are on sick leave. Ada Lowe returns from six months California leave. Ruth Roberts Ann Sebree Zona Cooper and others are recalled from layoff. Claude Wallace brother of John Wallace from Series B died June 8 in Albany Kentucky.
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Edward Palmer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Josephine Day
Florence Goddard
Breaker Arm Dept
Hilda Otthofer
Cecilia Fisher
Bob Stegman
Rosemary Bonafel
St. Francis Hospital
Ada
Ruth Roberts
Ann Sebree
Zona Cooper
Claude Wallace
John Wallace
Albany
UE Locals Protest Ohio Bar To Wallace Ballots
Local 757 761 and the Local 766 Executive Committee of UE protested the Ohio Secretary of State action barring the Wallace Taylor ticket from the ballot. They cited the principle of candidate eligibility and pledged action independent of Wall ace and Taylor. Nominees listed include Quade Ferguson Dinkins Rist Sexton Davis Kaufman Seibert Flach Cox Tice Block. Local 757 begins contract talks with Crotty Bros Cafeteria as July contract expiry nears.
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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Ohio Secretary of State
Wallace-Taylor
Ohio
Local 757
Secretary of State
Republican Party
Local
Wallace
Taylor
Day Labor
Buffalo
N.Y
Robert Quade
Helen Ferguson
Red” Dinkins
Mae Rist
Earl Sexton
McKinley Davis
Elmer Kauffman
Romey Seibert
Carl Flach
James Cox
Esther Tice
Louis Block
Local Panel Sets Four Delegates Under Contract
A local meeting established four delegates to represent the group under the existing contract terms. The arrangement outlines duties, scope, and duties of the delegates while preserving the contract framework.
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Wucal
UE Unit Votes To Accept GE Offer In Cincinnati
Local 766 members of United Electrical voted unanimously to accept a two year GE contract proposal. The agreement grants an 8 percent raise with a guaranteed 9 cent minimum, steps to 15 cent, wage reopening, and union right to strike for wages. Also improves vacations grievances seniority and dues checkoff. Cincinnati shop has about 65 GE workers.
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Cincinnati General Electric Workers
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Cincinnati
Reelects Cozart Leads Local 98 Union Officers
Local 98 Paper workers reelected officers for 1948 49 term. President Roy Cozart absent due to travel. Bud Hoffman acted as vice president. New stewards and committee chairs include Ed Weiler Mildred Hoffman Catherine McDonough Al Fangmeyer and others. A prank involving a spider unsettled Mildred Wagner.
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Roy Cozart
Bud Hoffman
C. C. Henry
Walter Flomerfelt
Elizabeth Engel
Fred Shear
John McFadden
Stewart Douglas
Clarence Redding
Paul O’connor
Oldest U.S. Brewery Workers Union Traced to 1886
Managing Editor Emil Bienecke of The Brewery Worker notes the United Brewery Workers, founded in 1886, as the oldest industrial union in the United States.
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The
United Brewery Workers
U. S
Emil Bienecke
Brewery Worker
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