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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1948
Page
2
Practical playful activities for sickroom children include ice to take medicine and fluids, toy box crafts with cardboard, buttons and spools for sewing and store play, and simple embroidery and dress up with cold cream lipstick and clothespin dolls.
The New York Journal of Commerce denounces labor, calling organized labor a bulwark against wage and price cutting. It argues strong labor organization will prevent a 1920s price collapse, presenting unions as a brake on economic declines.
Local 258 of the Novelty Workers union won 20 to 30 cent hourly increases after signing a contract Feb 28 with Max Wocher Co. The pact grants bargaining rights for 75 percent of maintenance and reduction workers, establishes a 90 cent minimum, paid vacations, holidays, overtime rules, and a grievance process. The union won NLRB backing Jan 8 with 54 voting for and none against. officers include August Schroeder and Cliff Rinehart.
The Finishing and Bee Departments hosted a lunchroom pantry shower for Elizabeth Garrett and Kathleen Stevens who are both to be married soon. Myrtle McKay of Inspection announces the birth of her new grandson last week.
The United Transport Service Employee group reports on a February 12 denial of a restraining order against Chicago Northwestern Railroad over a 15-cent baggage charge. The case moves to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a full hearing with a March 25 deadline for responses. Voting runs March 2 to March 13 in the Pennsylvania Railroad dining car workers stake, amid rival unions. Philip Murray urges UTSE members to join CIO affiliates as more than 50,000 Pennsylvania shop crafts join CIO.
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