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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1948

Page

7

Members Must Sign New Checkoff Card for Dues

A new Taft Hartley mandated checkoff card will be mailed or given to every Local 1861 member. The card requires two signatures and authorizes dues checkoff from July 1, 1948, to April 1, 1949, with ongoing yearly authorization thereafter and a 15 day withdrawal window after each April 1.

USA Local 1861

Notable War Service and Labor Union Members Listed

Support Johnson served as Tank Platoon Leader in Europe including Battle of the Bulge and earned a Battlefield Commission, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart before rising to second lieutenant. The United Labor Committee lists numerous figures from CIO and AFL affiliates such as Ben Herman, Robert Roulston, William Beckman, Luke Craig, Andre Carson, Rollin Everett, Charles Freeman, Lester French, and many others across unions including United Auto Workers, Teamsters, Bakers, and Machinists.

Europe Battle of the Bulge United Labor Committee Ben Herman Robert Roulston William Beckman United Auto Workers CIO William Block Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council Luke Craig Hadcorners AFL Andre Carson Radio Artists Rollin Everett Newspaper Guild Charles M. Freeman Lester S. French Typographical Union Charles Gretel Edward B. Hellkamp Philip Schnur Bakery Workers al Jordan United Steelworkers Lee Kendall Machinists Charles Jenkins Chemial Workers David Snider Auto Workers David Solomon Ladies Garment Workers Earl Taylor Pulp al Whitehouse Phil_E George Stalf Brewery Workers Jerry Maxey Florence Smith Rarment Workers Walter F. Smith Robert McManus Carl Tegtmeier Robert Davidson Ray Tucker United Electrical Workers Harry Proecter John Dehner Ernst Bernhardt Afle

Steelworkers challenge Taft Hartley non Communist affidavits

United Steelworkers began a federal court test of the Taft Hartley Act non Communist affidavit requirement. The suit, filed in Chicago, seeks to overturn the provision as a civil rights abridgment. The union appeals an NLRB order with Inland Steel on pensions and seeks an early hearing for possible Supreme Court review.

Pittsburgh United Steelworkers CSO U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago Philip Murray NLRB Inland Steel Co Murray Chicago Court U. S. Supreme Court

Labor Pride and Local Elections Highlight Village Bulletin

The piece cites Taft Hartley and union politics affecting wages, notes Hamilton County lawmakers blocking unemployment increases, and invites workers to vote June 24 at Gee's Restaurant Cottage Restaurant and Redmen's Hall for Beekman Street and Work Road nominees. It frames labor unity as essential to income and life.

Hamilton County International Union

Nominate Five For USA-310 Presidency June 24

At a meeting last Thursday June 10 Local 310 nominated members for offices President Robert Ester Dave Hall Gerald Hamer Philip Yutze and A C Dermer Vice president Tom Edwards others include Anthony Holthaus recording secretary Ed Zeuch Harry De yh le Charles Brownfield Steve Nemeth Financial secretary William Black treasurer Ed Smith Paul Klosterman trustees Louis Meyer Louis Smith Robert Rodenberg guard posts two to be elected Grievance Committee two to be elected It is imperative members work last scheduled day before vacation and first after vacation or risk losing vacation pay Wilma Carpenter of Dept 21 and Robert Phaler mother in Dept 1 were married Thursday June 10 with best wishes for the couple

Work Road Dave Hall Ed Smith Steve Nemeth Gee’s Beekman Street Local 310 Robert Ester Gerald Hamer Philip Yutze A. C. Dermer Tom Edwards William Black Paul Klosterman Louis Meyer Louis Smith Robert Rodenberg Noah Watson Ollie Gerwe Cliff Duecher William Krebbs Robert Katham Rathman Tom Werks Herbert Brunner Wilma Carpenter Dept Robert Phaler Hurs

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