Brewery Workers Sign For Raises And Holidays Pact
Three Greater Cincinnati brewery locals representing brewers bottlers and drivers reached one year contracts with 11 breweries. Wages rise 12 percent plus six paid holidays retro active to March 15. Agreements approved by 2200 workers on June 8. Local negotiators: Local 12 John Dehner Robert Carnahan William Brenner Local 178 George Stalf John Willett Vito Hindenberger Local 199 Ray Kreutzer Mike Schweninger Alfred Kramer. Recent Cancer Fund donations from the union total over 200 dollars, now 55.90 added.
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Brewery Workers
Greater
Cincinnati
John Dehner
Robert Carnahan
William Brenner
Gepttiers
George Stalf
John Willett
Vito Hindenberger
Ray Kreutzer
Mike Schweninger
Alfred Kramer
Union Waits Deadlock Continues With Oak Leather Co
At a regular membership meeting the Negotiating Committee reported ongoing deadlock with American Oak Leather Co. Members warned they would take action if needed as workers demonstrated in front of the office door.
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American Oak Leather Co
Detroit Newspaper Industry Credit Union Expands Auto Loans
The Detroit Newspaper Industrial Credit Union offers financing up to two thirds of the delivered price for autos over 15 months. Manager Roy C. Marshall explains the program, with officers and members drawn from AFL printing trades unions and the Newspaper Guild of Detroit CID. Loans to members totaled...
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Detroit
Detroit Newspaper Industrial Credit Union
Roy C. Marshall
AFL Printing Trades Unions
Newspaper Guild of Detroit
CID
Carpenter Comments Taft-Hartley Law From Union Workman
In Sioux City a union carpenter outside the Hotel Martin says Taft Hartley ends the closed shop but warns laws cannot stop workers from striking. He defends unions as essential, criticizes Taft and Hartley, and questions who profits from the measure. The exchange captures worker skepticism after the law's passage.
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Sioux City
Martin
Kneuiing
Taft-Hartley Bill Hinted To Fail Union Peace Claims
A man and a colleague voiced doubts that the Taft Hartley bill will deliver industrial peace as promised. They warned anti union employers may use the measure to break unions, suggesting the act could undermine labor harmony rather than foster it.
Dunham Hospital Workers Seek $30 Wage Increase
United Public Workers Local 571 asks Dunham Tuberculosis Sanitarium trustees for a $30 monthly wage rise and a $100 minimum wage plus food and board provisions. They seek $50 away‑from‑home housing allowance, a grievance procedure, and 14 days free hospitalization. The hospital faces high turnover, costing more than raises.
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United Public Workers
Board of Trustees
Dunham Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Ohio
CIO
Dunham Hospital
Real Foes Outside Union Warns Michigan CIO Leader
At the ninth annual Michgan CIO Council convention in Detroit June 16 18 leaders reelected August Scholle as president Barney Hopkins as secretary treasurer and 17 vice presidents. Natl Director Jack Kroll urged unity urging foes outside the union oppose anti labor bills and Taft Hartley while warning political action is needed with a likely 1948 house cleaning and possible Truman veto consequences.
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Detroit
Michigan Cio Council
August Scholle
Sec
Treas
Barney Hopkins
Scholle
Kroll
Pres. Truman
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