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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1947

Page

2

Wolfram Attends CIO Conference for Local Bargaining Plans

Local 256, Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers sent James Wolfram as financial secretary to Columbus for the National Education Conference. President John Sink says Wolfram will study new collective bargaining methods for upcoming negotiations. The contract expires May 1 1947 with talks starting six weeks earlier. A meeting Friday March 14 8 p m Jr Orcer Hall Norwood will present new proposals and feature a surprise from the Entertainment Committee led by Archie Tewart with Otto Groff Al Kaulff and George Bark.

James Wolfram Columbus John Sink Wolfram Sink Archie Tewart Otto Groff al Kaulff George Bark

Party Special for Youngsters From 1 to 6 Years

A brief advertiser offers a party special for youngsters aged 1 through 6. Send 25 cents in coin plus your name address and pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service in New York for a spring issue of FASHION with a free gift pattern. An additional 25 cents is required for the ad.

Federated Press Pattern Service Ave. of the Americas New York 19 N.Y

Final Penn RR Drive Set for March 31 Election

A meeting to map final plans for the wage bargaining election by Pennsylvania Railroad Workers was scheduled for Sunday March 16 at the Neil House Columbus. Attending will be Robert J. Davidson Abe Martin and Allen Haywood. About 310 area workers are eligible to vote across Pendleton Enginehouse Undercliff Yard Court Street Fulton Yard Norwood Loveland Hamilton O Indiana Anderson Kokomo and Decatur Indiana. Eight crafts will decide whether CIO independent union or Railway Employer Organization AFL represents them. CIO currently covers boilermakers molders helpers apprentices powerhouse workers and shop laborers. Independent Union covers blacksmiths electricians machinists carmen and sheet metal workers. AFL represented none but intervened in the election. Voting will be 1230 to 330 pm Monday March 31 in Cincinnati. Stanley Petrosky is director.

Pennsylvania Railroad Neil House Columbus Robert J. Davidson Abe Martin United Railroad Workers National Allen Haywood CIO Pendleton Undercliff Yard Court Street Fulton Yard Norwood Loveland Hamilton Anderson Kokomo Decatur Ind AFL Brotherhood of Shop Crafts

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