Amalgamated Clothing Workers Plan To Open Hillman Drive
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers announce a Monday night meeting for all elected officers of city locals plus shop chairmen and secretaries. The event coincides with publicizing a city wide Stewards Meeting on Monday April 7 at UAW Hall Vine Street and outlines an intensified drive to organize shirt clothing and tie shops. An education program for ACWA members will be mapped under the Joint Board.
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Stewards
UAW
Vine Street
Hartmann
ACWA
Joint Board
Wolfram
Jr. Order Hall
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Local 256 to Begin Negotiations with U S Playing Card Co
Local 256 Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers will start contract talks with U S Playing Card Co on April 7. Salary demand 25 percent raise six paid holidays union shop and checkoff and reduction of progression to one year. Negotiating for the union are Link Rau Wolfram Kuhl and Kelsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Playing Card Co
John Sink
Link
Clarence Rau
James Wolfram
William Kuhl
Joseph Kelsch
Davidson’s Mother Dies
Robert J. Davidson regional director was called away from Cincinnati early this week due to the death of his mother Mrs. James A. Davidson in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Mrs. Davidson died Tuesday after a long illness at age 87. Funeral services were held Thursday.
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Robert J. Davidson
Cincinnati
James A. Davidson
Monumental Life agents strike enters third week
William Howell pickets in front of Dixie Terminal as Monumental Life Insurance agents press for living wages. Elmer Martin, Local 32 UOPW president, notes ongoing action and weather-delayed talks with L. P. Rock in Cleveland. Picketing continues in Cincinnati with most agents absent. other cities report full strike effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howell
Dixie Terminal
Elmer Martin
United Office and Professional Workers Presi
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Weaver Urges Stronger Anti-Discrimination Efforts in Ohio
George L. P. Weaver, director of the national CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination, met with Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council officers in Cincinnati and plans to visit Ohio committees. He urged intensified work to root out discrimination in plants with unions and to coordinate union council efforts. The committee plans a handbook for locals based on the November 1946 report.
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George L. P. Weaver
National Cio Committee
Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Industrial Union Council
Weaver
Ohio
National Committee
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Hillman Drive
Jing
Taxaco
Westinghouse Appliances
Hines Brothers
Dick Pflaum
Banner Tire
Madison Rone
Hackberry
Davidson
Monincial Life Insurance Co
Coopmateg
Monu
Mental Life Insurance Co. Con
L. P. Rock
U. S
CIO
Beer
Case
Westwod Delicatessen
Harrison Montana
Bob Spitzmiller
Roy Coleman
Jimmie Schuh
Becker
UNION
Vine
Devmneert
Stern
Pisree Crome
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