United Steelworkers Rally To Feature Sen Taylor In Middletown
The United Steelworkers announce Glen H. Taylor, Idaho progressive senator, will headline a mass rally at Middletown High School Auditorium on Sunday March 30 at 2 p m. He will oppose pending anti-labor legislation urging union locals to bring members and families to the event.
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Silicosis Strike Three At Powell Co
Local 1858 of United Steelworkers demands dust control at William Powell Valve Co after three workers contract silicosis. Union cites lack of blowers and cleaning equipment, workers to undergo X Rays. Traffic light at Spring Grove and Alfred streets approved due to union pressure and safety concerns.
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Aluminum Notes: Worker Injuries and Local Union News
Reported injuries include Mrs Nicklass and Cecil Brandes from Dept 90 after vehicle incidents near Work Rd and St Marys. The Nicklass couple and Howard Nicholas family are mentioned with light details. Local 310 Building Committee met March 25 electing officers and planning fundraising. William Black named chairman and other posts filled. Fishing gear interest grows among Dept 28 members.
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Philip Yutze
Edward Smith
Dave Hall
Layoffs and 40-Hour Week Debate By Union Members
Union members discussed compensation for January layoffs and the right to lay off after transfers to lower pay. They urged a 40-hour week to secure decent wages and endorsed ongoing actions for better pay, with elections of committee correspondents and plans for a future picnic and regular meetings.
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Norwood Local Wins Increases for Paper Workers
Roy Cozart reports United Paperworkers Local 98 achieved a 5 percent raise for all U S Printing Co employees plus six paid holidays. The union also won a company proposal on retirement insurance within weeks and notes 12 percent total increases over recent months, with the Baltimore local sharing similar gains and a hospital plan. Local officers include Bud Hoffman Katherine White and Carl Henry.
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Frank Borgemenke
William Acree
Charles Kaake
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