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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1949
Page
3
Local 256 announces planned contract negotiations with management scheduled to start Monday March 14, 1949. The negotiations committee includes John Sink, Joe Kelch, Edna Benham, and Ed Sigmund as they gather information and draft proposed changes for a swift, profitable conclusion.
A general meeting at the Junior Order Hall Norwood discusses tract improvements wages vacations and working conditions for 1949. The Negotiating Committee will only set job qualifications for new hires and not affect current positions. Philadelphia expects wage tax revenue to rise to a record 32.5 million in 1949 amid high employment.
Trailmobile Co in Oakley reports 39 workers recalled this week signaling a gain from a low employment point. William Bunker, new firm president, told William Kircher the business outlook is improving and an all time high may come soon. Local 392 installed 1949 officers at a March meeting with Kircher conducting ceremonies. Also noted, Curtiss Joseph returns from hospital and ends the auto raffle, refund details to buyers arranged via Park Avenue Walnut Hills contact.
An international assessment of one dollar will be collected with April dues. Effective March 9, Local 392 moves to new office hours from 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at 4336 Brownway Avenue.
Albert Chance serves as president with George A. Schneider as vice president and George Smith as financial secretary treasurer. Harold Haines is a one year trustee, Walter Winsor a three year trustee, Fred Saylor sergeant at arms, and Nick Weber guide. Committeemen elected include William Le Master chairman, William Waddell secretary, Pierce Smith Building A James Conner Building B and Harry Childers Building C.
The Chevrolet speedup program is advancing with line speeds rising toward about 48 jobs per hour to justify a $10 price cut announced by GM. Management may bolster staffing. Detroit time study expert seen at the plant. Local 674 delegates attended the Dayton Auto Workers conference February 27 to discuss the pension plan and other issues, with a full report due March 18. Election nicknames policy noted as part of union rules. Whitey Ingram seen campaigning for reelection as Shop Committee chair.
Oil News reports Local 508 Executive Board will meet March 16 at 6 30 p m at Union Hall Cleves with all members urged to attend. An education meeting led by C J Ossage last weekend drew good turnout and will shift to Wednesday evenings, next held March 16 at 7 30 p m. The next regular local meeting is set for March 23.
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