Novelty Workers Plan Card Proposals in Local 256 Talks
The Negotiating Committee of Local 256 United Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers meets this week to outline possible contract proposals. President John Sink leads with committee members Sink Rau Wolfram Kelsch and Dunham. Election results: stewards Evans Weber Johnson Diedman Jeffrey and Six. Delegates to the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council named Rau Toren Rolson Fithen Schroth. Members urged to attend 8 p.m. meeting Friday March 14 at the Jr. Order Hall Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Plaything, Jewelry and Novelty Workers
John Sink
Joseph Evans
Minnie Weber
Carl Johnson
Albert Diedman
Charles Jeffrey
Garnett
Greater Cincinnati
Link
Jr. Order Hall
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
USA-1870 Wins Basketball Game
Local 1870 Detroi a All Stars beat the Kelekets 47 to 30 at Newport High School gym. Elmer Clark led with 16 points. Next game April 10 against Fort Thomas Merchants at 7 p.m.
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USA
Detroia All-Stars
Kelekets
Newport High School
International Detroit Corp
Elmer Clark
Fort Thomas Merchants
Merchants
Wage Increase Proposals for Lithographers Urged
Local 8 Amalgamated Lithographers of America will hear a report on wage increase requests at 8 p.m. Friday March 21 at union HQ 305 Hazen Building. The report by Ray Pohlman Ed Langeman Adolph Keuchler Hancil Gill and George Weinman is based on a survey of working and wage conditions in all shops under contract to the local. Members will approve or propose changes to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Lithographers of America
Hazen Bldg
Ray Pohlman
Ed Langeman
Adolph Keuchler
Hancil Gill
George Weinman
Textile Workers Set Special Meeting On Wage Demands
Local 210 Textile Workers of America will hold a 1 p.m. meeting Sunday March 9 at 208 Dunn Street Lockland to discuss wage increases and a union shop with Cincinnati Industries. President Joseph Phillips says the union seeks an 18 percent raise and union shop, with no offers yet except to keep the current security clause. Carl Johnson reports Local 337 achieved an 8 1/2 percent general rise this week, totaling 27 1/2 percent since March 11 1946, with piece work adjustments included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Workers of America
Dunn Street
Lockland
Cincinnati Industries
Joseph Phillips
Phillips
Carl Johnson
Cincinnati Joint Board
January and Wood Co
United Steelworkers Extend Can Contract Through May 10 1947
United Steelworkers staff representative William Medick and Local 1861’s grievance committee met with the New York company representative on February 26 and February 28 to extend the contract. The new expiry date is May 10, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jordan
United Steelworkers
Local 1861
New York
Robert Eirea
William H. Black
Melvin William
Navy
Melvin
Aluminum Local Mourns George Kratz and Hails Cottage Ties
Local 310 United Steelworkers mourns the loss of George Kratz a friend of labor with ties to the Cottage restaurant once owned by Kratz and Leo Sterrmann. The note recalls union support during strikes and lists tributes from members while reporting on meetings and health of several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers
George Kratz
George
Labor
Leo Sterrmann
Leo
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