United Steelworkers Lodge 766 Conciliates Shipley Unit
After a strike vote, Local 766 United Electrical workers agree to conciliation with Shipley over a new contract. A U.S. conciliator James Bentley will meet as remaining issues include wages paid holidays insurance and hospital benefits. The union seeks a 23% general wage increase while the company proposes targeted adjustments. John Parker, president, went to Georgia for his father's funeral.
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Lodge
Shipley
U.S
James Bentley
John Parker
Georgia
Allis Local Seeks Wage Reopening Amid Inflation Talks
Allis-Chalmers workers under Local 765 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers press to reopen wages via a supplementary clause. Miss Tice notes inflation prompts discussions. E. G. Heine and Emery Sonnycalb travel to New York for a wage demands conference. A fish fry fundraiser is set for March 29 at the union hall on Harris Avenue.
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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Allis-Chalmers Co
Father Tice
Miss Tice
E. G. Heine
Emery Sonnycalb
New York
Allis-Chalmers
Neil Brandt
Harris Avenue
Bray Interviews Fans for 9th Year at Crosley Field
Dick Bray begins his ninth season hosting Fans In The Stands for Rebel Baking Co. airing 15 minutes on WCPO before each game at Crosley Field in April. He credits Olsen and Johnson's 1934 Detroit parade as the inspiration and recalls testing the idea with fans at opening day.
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Dick Bray
Rebel Baking Co
Crosley Field
WCPO
Bray
Olsen and Johnson
Detroit
Formica Hotel notes and personal updates
Virginia Tauchert's husband Carl is ill at Bethesda Hospital and needs a blood transfusion. Virginia, a Cafeteria steward, offers to donate if able. Sympathy to Chester Dry on brother Joseph Dry’s death. Hilda Hodge asks for leave to care for ill mother Mrs Schreiver. Ruth Roberts reports two deaths in a week including uncle Mack Pruitt and sister-in-law Mrs Pruitt. best wishes to Earl Sexton for a future son.
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Virginia Tauchert
Carl
Bethesda Hospital
Virginia
Mae Rist
Hilda Hodge
Mrs. Schreiver
Ruth Roberts
Mack Pruitt
Ashland
Pruitt
Mariemont
Ruth
Frisco Brewery Workers Back CIO in Key Election
Frisco machinists at a San Francisco brewery voted two to one for CIO in an NLRB election held March 12. The ballot opposed by the International Association of Machinists. Rank and file workers cited CIOs industrial union set up as offering more job security and fewer jurisdictional disputes.
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San Francisco
CIO
NLRB
International Association of Machinists
Fur and Leather Attend Midwest Convention
At the Midwest Convention in Detroit last weekend Local 214 delegates heard reports from Midwest director Abe Feinglass and international president Ben Gold. Gold criticized floor haters who use isms to mask labor activity. Delegates also covered the Winston-Salem laundry strikes and included George Grigsby Henry Mathes Hermon Dickerson Kathryn Ward Marie Deininger Beatrice Cannon William Wright and William Long among attendees.
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Detroit
Abe Feinglass
Midwest
Ben Gold
Gold
Winston-Salem
Local 214
Your Reporter
George Grigsby
Henry Mathes
Hermon Dickerson
Kathryn Ward
Marie Deininger
Beatrice Cannon
William Wright
William Long
Lithographers seek 35 cent raise in Cincinnati
Amalgamated Lithographers of America requests a 35c general wage increase for Cincinnati members under a wage reopening clause. The contract covers 14 shops with negotiations in smaller shops to follow individually. If granted, the lowest semi skilled would start at 1.44 and the highest skilled at 2.15. The city’s workers would still be among the lower paid in the industry. A five member committee administers a 5 percent welfare fund for 7000 members, handling about 10,000 dollars weekly in other regions like New York.
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Amalgamated Lithographers of America
Cincinnati
Wilfred Porter
Porter
New York
Grandchild and Birth News Highlight Local Notice
Mae Rist notes Nick Doggendorf celebrates first grandchild a son John Pierani welcomes a daughter born March 22 at Bethesda both healthy. Frank Sawyer recovering from surgery and home. Chester Salyers Frank Hoffman ill Emma Brayne unwell reporter hurt finger and nicknamed Thumber by locals. (Public thanks for well wishes to all named.)
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John Pierani
Bethesda
John
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Union Stationery
Western Printing Co
Sycamore Street
Main
Formica
By Rose Miles
Chester
Joseph
Earl Sexton
Earl
Frisco
Fur & Leather
George Banister
E. McMillan
Eighth St
Premier Press Company
Ohio
By Mae Rist
Nick Doggendorf
Romey
Frank Sawyer
Frank
Chester Salyers
Frank Hoffman
Press Dept
Emma _ Brayne
Punch Press
Emma
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl G Broadway
All the Family
Spee
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Madison Rd
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Little Golden Books
Dumbo
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