Local 1858 Fights Ohio Labor Bills
Enthusiasm ran high as Local 1858 United Steelworkers members travelled to Columbus for hearings on the Van Aken Bill known as the Little Hartley Bill. Oscar Karhoff said more than 40 attended the first trip with plans for a second on May 7 and possibly two chartered buses. The tenth anniversary will be marked May 16 at 8 p.m. at 103 W Central Parkway with refreshments.
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United Steelworkers
Wm. Powell Valve Co
Ohio
Oscar Karhoff
Columbus
van Aken
Little Hartley
the Sun
Karhoff
W. Central Parkway
Ed Perry
Dept. 40
Local Union Reports Layoffs Amid Production Cutbacks
The Grievance Committee worked with management to select layoffs by seniority as production slows. Some workers move to different departments or take pay cuts while others pursue different lines of work. Several meetings are scheduled to discuss contract provisions and executive board attendance.
Negotiating Committee Finishes Proposal Amid Machinery Upgrades
The negotiating committee completed the new agreement after long sessions with management. Extensive changes required lengthy work, with the last weekend spent finalizing details. Most workers in September 1990 have returned to duty as the department receives new machinery.
Newport firm sponsors Soft-Ball Team for local leagues
Local 1870 United Steelworkers Newport Rolling Mill announced last week that their soft-ball team will compete in the Tuesday night league under lights at Newport Stadium and in the Northern Kentucky Industrial League on Thursdays in Kenton County. Team members include Buzz Brown Ed Weber Bob Oder Ferps Baird Elmer Smith Lee Stambaugh Stan Strause Eddie Bruns and Jim Clark withCarl Warden Chick Oberschlake John Oberschlake and Cliff Shields on the bench. Ray Wells presides the Tuesday league while George Gorman is Industrial league secretary and Kelley Koette Co. personnel manager. Sam Hunt manages the International Detroit Newport Rolling Mill team.
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United Steelworkers
Newport Rolling Mill
E. R. McGraw
Buzz Brown
Ed Weber
Bob Oder
Ferps Baird
Elmer Smith
Lee Stambaugh
Stan Strause
Eddie Bruns
Jim Clark
Northern Kentucky
Kenton County
Ray Wells
George Gorman
Kelley-Koette Mfg. Co
Covington
International Detroit
Sam Hunt
Recall Prompt For Workers At Can Co Warned To Respond
United Steelworkers issue a recall notice to laid off members urging response within three days to preserve seniority rights. The piece also notes the death of Robert H. Hangbers a World War II veteran and former night shift employee at the Dayton Veterans Hospital. Hangbers survived the Battle of the Bulge and a German POW camp. He is survived by his wife Norma and other family. The report closes with a personal note on Len Terry praising his son Don.
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United Steelworkers
American Can Co
Assembly Department
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Norma Hangbers
Nine Beekman Street Girls Plan Downtown Show Visit
From Beekman Street Dept 42 nine girls including Viola Wilke and Marie Theobald arranged a downtown show outing After the show the group was pleased with themselves Viola Wilke labeled Windy City Chicago a question lingers No further details provided Local 310 invites all for a September 13 picnic at Gutzwillers Grove Wishing speedy recovery to sick members
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Beekman Street
Dept. 42
Viola Wilke
Chicago
Windy City
Viola
Marie Theobald
Kate Heintz
Shirley Schroder
Eleanor Boiman
Annette Welling
Marian Grear
Betty Doerr
Yours Truly
Gutzwillers Grove
Marines Return Home Tie to Local Police Force
S Marines have returned to civilian life and joined the Mr. Healthy police force. Don’s recent marriage completes the picture for Pop Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Ruffley are expecting a new car, exciting news for the family.
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S. Marines
Don
Pop Terry
Milt
Write Your Congressmen to Oppose Anti-Labor Laws
A call urges readers to contact lawmakers to oppose proposed anti-labor legislation. The appeal suggests organized citizen pressure and outlines why workers could be affected, framing the issue as a defense of labor rights and economic stability.
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John Oberschlake
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Newport Stadium
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