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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
6
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild declares conciliation meeting to resolve a wage deadlock with Times-Star. Guild president Bob Stevens notes the union seeks a formal process after Times-Star rejected a two to four dollar weekly raise.
The Times-Star Guild, covering advertising, circulation, and clerical workers, demands wage increases at its paper and the Cincinnati Post. It presents charts showing ten year gains in advertising revenue and rising paper prices, alongside reduced news coverage.
The writer explains his recent absence and vows better punctuality after readers, led by Local 1861 members, voiced concern. The piece defends a pro labor stance and notes the local softball team is gearing up for a new season with details in the Sports section.
Election of officers for Local 674 includes Michael Mallard for alternate and an election committee chaired by Chester Perkins with members Joseph Mackrum Harry Borchett J P Neale and John Meckley. New officers will be installed at 8 p m Friday March 18 at Oddfellows Hall Norwood 5129 Montgomery Road. Ted McGee former Local 674 member opens a restaurant and bar opposite the plant offering good food and moderate prices.
Chevrolet employment chief J F Dolan says about 1,000 union workers at Norwood GM plants will face pay reductions and 300 non union supervisors also affected by cost of living changes. He notes about 1,700 workers in the amalgamated local with fewer than 12 non union seniors. Contact ME 4600 for figures. A light note on playing music in barns to boost production follows.
Fashion advertisement for a two piece pattern style 8413 in sizes through 18. Request 30 cents, provide name address and pattern number to Federated Press Pattern Service New York. Optional Spring Summer edition of Fashion for 25 cents with a free pattern.
Local 1861 of the Steelworkers elected Ed Dewald and Lloyd Moore as temporary playing and business managers. They invite every member on day or night shift to try out for the team. Slim Sulli van led with a 522 series while Schulz 521 and Knob 519 boosted autos, tying for third with Hill and Smith as Scull remains first and Blank second.
The bill extends protection to 20 million people not currently covered, raises the monthly limit from 85 to 150 dollars, and increases payroll taxes to 1 42 percent on July 1 and 2 percent on January 1. It also creates federal aid for state home welfare programs and sets hearings for February 28. The CIO spring meeting was postponed due to Philip Murray's appendicitis operation.
The initial Peace Prize honored French economist Fred eric Passy and Red Cross founder J Henri Dunant for efforts toward international harmony. The award marked the prize's debut in 1901 and highlighted notable advocacy for peace and humanitarian action.
A citizen requests street repair by letter to City Hall. The clerk places the item on the Council calendar, the city manager reports, and the Highway Committee decides actions and funding. If assessed or city funded, the assistant city solicitor advises on assessments.
The city weighs whether a street is dedicated or private and thus eligible for city repair. If public, a study is conducted and recommendations go to the city manager, then to Council, and to the Highway Committee via committee work.
The piece urges repeal of the Taft Hartley Act and urges citizen letters to representatives. It discusses how the act targets workers and labor unions and calls for public engagement. It also outlines a city street project process from initial review to final adoption and notes the author’s roles on local planning and highway committees.
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