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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1949
Page
6
Blue Barron and His Orchestra rescheduled for Saturday May 14 at Coney with Charlie Fisk’s band on Sunday May 15. Clyde Trask’s Orchestra plays Friday dances. Fireworks run Saturday and Sunday nights through May 15. Coney opens every weekend with thrill lines and rides 1 to 11 p.m. Daily operation starts May 21 except Mondays.
New York reports that 1948 profits of 3262 corporations rose 22 percent, backing labor claims profits can cover wage increases. The piece notes CIO delegates and union talks on Saturday work rotation and a proposed seniority based exemption plan for operators. Local 28 offers sympathy for E C Ball's mother.
The next quarterly Local 28 meeting will be the last week in June to report on the amalgamated convention in Chicago. Members should vote by May 18 to amend the AUTW constitution for possible CWA amalgamation and empower delegates to approve or disapprove.
The Cincinnati Telephone Company applies prepayment rules and a $20 down payment before considering service applications. The policy is criticized as an intrusion on free enterprise and cited as an arbitrary business method leaving customers with little choice.
A comment implies Cincinnati Bell disregards principles of free enterprise as a company refuses to provide a phone, signaling tensions between corporate policy and market competition.
John Santo, former director of the Transport Workers Union CIO, will leave the United States voluntarily, announced by the American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born. Born in Romania, Santo has resided in the U S for 22 years amid deportation proceedings started in 1941, halted, and reopened in 1947 after his Army discharge.
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