Steelworkers District 25 to Rally in Middletown Sunday
United Steelworkers District 25 schedules a 2 p m rally on Sunday March 30 at Middletown Senior High School Auditorium. District director Al Whitehouse says the event aims to oppose the anti-labor drive in Congress and to explain inflation pressures and labor concerns to locals and plant workers at American Rolling Mill. He urges locals to charter bosses and use autos or public transport to join.
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Middletown
al Whitehouse
NLRB
American Rolling Mill
Whitehouse
Stanley Ruttenberg
CIO Research Department
Emerson Schmidt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
CIO
Congress
Frank Fernbach
Local 310 Building Fund Aims to House Meetings
Local 310 United Steelworkers start a Building Fund led by William Black to buy a meeting place for regular and special sessions. A Sunday collection raised funds, with donations accepted at meetings or by mail. Delegates to Columbus named. burglaries, illnesses, and condolences noted amid plant news.
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United Steelworkers
William Black
Bill
Building Fund
Keith
CIO Education Conference Highlights Labor Political Action
The first national CIO Education Conference in Columbus Ohio focused on teaching union members about political and economic issues facing labor. Key speakers included Helen Gahagan Douglas and Jack Kroll with a call to defend labor via political action, plus a prediction that rent control funds will be cut and April dubbed Defend Your Union Month.
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CIO
Columbus
al Jordan
Greater Cincinnati
CIO Industrial Union Council
Jack Kroll
National Pac
Labor
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Congress
Seek Hot Water At Huenefeld Stove Plant
Local 2416 United Steelworkers requests Huenefeld Stove Co to install hot water facilities at the plant. Louis Hellmuth said the request follows multiple discussions and a letter sent last week. The union awaits a reply as meetings update on the new contract due in June. The next meeting is 8 p.m. Tuesday March 25 at 1725 Carll Street.
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United Steelworkers
Huenefeld Stove Co
Louis Hellmuth
Hellmuth
Carll Street
Question Lunkenheimer Layoff Need
Local 1728 of the United Steelworkers seeks an explanation from Lunkenheimer Valve Co. after 43 workers face layoffs. Maurice Wigbels, the union president, questions the company’s stated profits and backlog while noting the layoff follows seniority provisions in the contract.
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United Steelworkers
Lunkenheimer Valve Co
Maurice Wigbels
Wigbels
Road woes blamed on communistic intrigue by official
Chairman Paul Cunningham of the House sub committee on roads blames highways’ poor state on communistic intrigue. He cites this and cites alleged Russian control during droughts as part of a broader claim about communist influence affecting nations and infrastructure.
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Paul Cunningham
House
Subcommittee On
Local 1858 Hires Bus For Middletown Rally Trip
Local 1858 United Steelworkers chartered a bus to take members to a March 30 rally in Middletown. President Norb Litchfield says District 25 called the rally to confront the anti-labor drive with facts. The Executive Board will back a one hour radio program at 8 p.m. March 21 at 103 W Central Pkwy to aid CIO publicity efforts.
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United Steelworkers
District 25
Litchfield
W. Central Pkwy
CIO
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