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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1947
Page
7
United Steelworkers representative Jordan warns Hartley anti labor bill at April 19 meeting. He says passage would remove bargaining rights and could subject workers to boss control, urging letters to senators and action.
Last Thursday the stewards from both plants attended a well run meeting. Questions were answered by the Grievance Committee and the committee was commended for its fine work.
Vince Rust of Dept. 50 won the attendance prize and donated $2 to the Building Fund. The Negotiating Committee reports the new contract draft ready for presentation to the company. The Work Rd plant ball field shows life as workers prepare. Nicholas Banks of Dept. 88 gets retroactive pay after Grievance Committee found he was underpaid.
CIO PAC director Jack Kroll urged strengthening political action at the ward and neighborhood level after a National Legislative Conference in Washington. He said Congressmens focus on what voters back home are doing, and union leaders urged grassroots registration and turnout to counter anti union measures led by CIO President Philip Murray called the PAC fundamental to the labor movement.
After hearing explanations of the Hartley and Taft bills, members of Local 1861 United Steelworkers of American Can Co volunteered to write their representatives expressing views on the anti labor legislation. The local reported that almost the entire membership was present.
Townsend United Transport Service International president returns to U S April 26 with Ernest Bell after assessing labor conditions in Japan and Korea for the World Federation of Trade Unions. He will report soon and direct executive affairs. Local 809 voted $5 to Highlander Folk School and members pledge 100 percent NAACP membership. Letters to Sen Taft urge action to aid labor amid 1948 political climate.
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