Fines for Allis Pickets Face Appeal by UE Local
United Electrical Local 765 members Lawrence Sebree and James Cianciola were fined 300 and 200 dollars on contempt charges linked to a picket at Allis-Chalmers. judge Davies will hear appeals. A company attack on women pickets near the plant prompted union officials to condemn violence and question new drive for a back-to-work movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers
CM. Davies
Common Pleas
J. W. Brown
Lawrence Sebree
James Cianciola
Allis-Chalmers Co
The
SUN
Breese Brothers unit votes to strike if no contract
Local 761 union members of the Breese Brothers Co vote May 6 strike if a contract isn’t signed. President Ray Tucker says negotiations with the company and the U S Conciliation Service must improve on issues including an 18 percent wage raise, maintenance of membership, check off and overtime pay.
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Breese Brothers Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Ray Tucker
U. S. Conciliation Service
Office Workers To Install On May 10
Elections of officers for 1946 will take place at the regular membership meeting of Local 51 United Office and Professional Workers at 7 30 p m Friday May 10 at the UAW Hall 2728 Vine street Elmer Martin president urges all members to attend The officers will be installed by a prominent Cincinnati labor leader.
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Local 51
United Office and Professional Workers
UAW
Vine Street
Elmer Martin
Cincinnati
Formica Rotes wed in Madisonville union ceremony
Robert LaFontaine labor gang and Hazel Gordon of inspection married on Saturday April 27 in Madisonville. Officers and Local 757 members extend sympathy to Lena Johnson after her father’s death. Hazel Wilson returns to work after three weeks absence in inspection. The text notes cann ed goods drives and Allis-Chalmers support, plus hiring and membership growth. Lil Odenbeck, Georgia Markham, and May Knosp appear in unrelated engagement notes within the same department.
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Robert LaFontaine
Hazel Gordon
Madisonville
Local 757
Lena Johnson
Lil Odenbeck
Georgia Markham
May Knosp
Inspection
Fur and Leather Board Action Reported by Dickerson
Hermon Dickerson reports at the District Board meeting in the Midwest District office Chicago last Saturday April 27. He notes union activity discussions and urges rapid action to defend workers against a 32c per pound sugar price and $7 shirt cost. Local 214 leads Midwest locals in strike fund responses and urges votes for May 7 primaries backing pro people government in Ohio.
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Hermon Dickerson
Midwest
Chicago
Toto
Ohio
Arrest Southern Mobsters amid drive in Columbia Tennessee
A conference of 70 organizations led by 17 CIO unions and eight AFL groups demanded the arrest of mob leaders accused of plundering and terrorizing the Negro community of Columbia, Tennessee.
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Minneapolis
CIO
AFL
Bro. of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen
Columbia, Tenn
Auto Workers 674 PAC Spurs Primary Turnout
Local 674 United Auto Workers PAC met April 30 to map for the upcoming primary. C C Howard chaired and planned Friday and Monday literature distribution at the Norwood Chevrolet-Fisher plant. A Monday plant address urges voters to the polls next Tuesday. Permanent officers will be elected May 14 with plans for November elections drive.
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United Auto Workers
C. C. Howard
Norwood
Transport Workers Plan Labor Support For Primary
Transport Employes Local 809 prepares to mobilize for CIO-PAC endorsed candidates in the upcoming primary. Members and friends list available time to contribute to the effort in support of the labor slate.
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United Transport Service
Cio-Pac
Progressive nominees urged in primaries by local unions
The campaign calls for volunteers to back Ernest J. Waits and Tom Raley endorsed by PAC for the state legislature. It asks unions to mobilize members to vote and neighborhood groups to distribute sample ballots, with ballots obtainable at PAC offices on Vine Street.
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PAC
Vine Street
Progressive Collegiate Club
Your
Reporter
Ernest J. Waits
Talmadge
Tom) Raley
CIO
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Howard's Food Shop
Madison Rd
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Cooper’s
Dunn ST
Lockland
Formica
By Mae Rist
Hazel Wilson
Hazel
Allis-Chalmers
Rose Miles
New York
By Rose Miles
Dickerson
George Grigsby
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
Pearl & Broadway
All the Family
E. Eighth St
Cherry
Premier Press
Cincinnati, Ohio
Greater
Jefferson Ave
Auto Workers
By Nathaniel Jordan
Earl Davis
Hemlock
Nathaniel Jordan
Zipper
Kathman
Goodyear
West Fifth St
Dr. Schotts
Oakley
Mammoth Outlet
Freeman Ave
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Rache G Machine Workers
Ethel Lamb
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