UE-766 Commends National Union In Autonomy Stand
Albert J. Fitzgerald and Julius Emspak of United Electrical were commended by UE Local 766 for their stance on Local and international union autonomy before the CIO Executive Board. Members opposed rent increases, urged Taft and Elston Hess to extend rent controls by two years and roll back rents. They discussed Tom Clark's deportation actions and pledged support to the five men Clark seeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union
Albert J. Fitzgerald
Julius Emspak
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
CIO
Taft
Elston
Hess
U. S
Tom Clark
Clark
Formica Notes Local 757 Obituaries and Updates
Formica notes Regina Kuhns wife of George Kuhns of the Shipping Dept died Monday night March 1. Johnny her son also works at Formica in Stock 2. Minerva Moffett has resigned as shop steward to become a nurse. Dinner for 1st and 3rd shift stewards set for March 14 at Sunny Hollows Cheviot.
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Regina Kuhns
George Kuhns
Shipping Dept
Johnny
Formica
Minerva Moffett
Minerva
Sunny Hollows
Cheviot
Evelyn Flatt
Romey Seibert
Shaun Fannin
Howard Fletcher
Mary Rush
Helen Ferguson
Bessie Ball
William Brooks
Good Samaritan
Edith Curtis
Ethridge Morgan
Columbia Recording Union Sets Meeting on Second Joint Contract
Negotiating committees from Local 766 and Local 237 in Bridgeport plan to draft a second joint contract this month as the current agreement expires May 31. Offit Morris of the Plating Shop Department was elected to the Shop Committee at the last Columbia Recording unit meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Recording
Columbia Recording Unit
Bridgeport
Offit Morris
Plating Shop Dept
Steering urges per capita dues for UE committee funding
The Greater Cincinnati UE Steering Committee on Monday night proposed that the five UE locals fund the panel by dues of 2c per capita per month, to be reviewed after three months. Delegates also agreed to expand the committee to include a representative from each UK shop with equal voting power for every local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati
Editors' union warns dailies to aid CIO in landmark case
New York editors urge major newspapers to back the CIO in the Taft Hartley Act Sec 304 dispute over Philip Murray's indictment for supporting a political candidate. They argue cooperative newspaper groups should have same rights as others to express political views and call for Supreme Court action or congressional action to resolve the issue.
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New York
CIO Pres
Philip Murray
Weekly Trade
Murray
CIO News
Supreme Court
Congress
CIO
Heller Budget Sets 75 Week Wage for Modest Living
Berkeley, Calif. FP A yearly family budget from the Heller Committee says a typical four person family in high cost living areas needs at least 75 dollars a week. The study compares prewar budgets and notes food costs rose most, with clothing, housing, medical and recreation also up significantly.
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Heller
Berkeley
Cal
Heller Committee
University of California Committee
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
San Francisco
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Mgr
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Brotherhood Bldg
Vine St
Meith's Theater
Ertradice
Rubel’s
Heidelberg
Formica Notes
Mae Rist
Shop
By Rose Miles
Columbian
Dixon
WCPO
Pressler
East Sixth Street
Katy Turner
Florida Lake
Erated Pictures
Organ
Riscosts
Men and Boy's
Wea
Madison Rd
Oakley
Arthur Gaeth
Union Newspapers
Union Stationery
Western Printing Co
Sycamore Street
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