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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1946

Page

6

New American Tool Contract Brings Wage Gains for 600 Workers

Six hundred employees of American Tool Works Co. won a 15 cent base rate increase last week after a re opened contract negotiation led by Talmadge Raley of United Electrical Local 766. The package includes a 5 cent add to base, an 8 cent general rise with retroactive 8 cents to March 25 and full 15 cents effective April 29, plus retention of the current expiration date and continued bonus plan. Members voted nearly unanimously to strike to push the wage demands and pledged higher local defense fund contributions. Local 766 is negotiating at Gray Planet Co. and seeking reopening at King Machine Tool Co.

American Tool Works Co Talmadge Raley United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Local 766 Raley Gray Planet Co King Machine Tool Co

Textile Workers Convention backs southern drive in 1940s

Almost 1,300 delegates at the Textile Workers Union biennial convention in Atlantic City endorse CIO Southern organizing push. President Emil Rieve cites wage gains since 1943, notes 80% of southern textile workers are unorganized, and warns that political action is essential to the drive. Rieve, Baldanzi, and Pollock are reelected. dues rise to 1.50 a month and per capita to 0.75.

Atlantic City N. J Textile Workers Union CIO TWUA Emil Rieve CIO Pres Philip Murray George Baldanzi CIO Southern Committee Baldanzi Rieve Sec.Treas William Pollock Meta Howard The Cincinnati Vocational Guidance Association

Local 761 Strikes At Breese Co

Negotiations between Local 761 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers and Breese Bros Co produced some minor points. Breese Bros unit of Local 761 struck on Monday to press wage demands. Ray Tucker president said an agreement would be reached quickly.

Local 761 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Breeze Bros. Co Ray Tucker Breese Bros Tucker

UK News 757 Rejects Dues Increase

The Local 757 union members voted down a proposal to raise monthly dues to $2 citing falling contributions to defense and strike funds. The piece urges support for workers at Local 765 with small weekly or monthly contributions and promotes a union shop slogan and postcard activism.

Maritime Union Charges Isthmian with Unfair Labor Practices

National Maritime Union filed unfair labor practice charges against Isthmian Steamship Co. Frederick Herron reports nineteen union members, including delegates to the forthcoming national convention, were arbitrarily fired from the SS Sea Fiddler for union activity. He notes wage gains, overtime increases, and dangerous tank work pay, with a strike planned May 11 at Central Barge Lines.

Isthmian Steamship Co National Maritime Union Frederick Herron

Auto Workers PAC leaflets distributed at Norwood plants

Local 674 United Auto Workers circulated Political Action Committee leaflets Monday at the Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in Norwood urging workers to vote labor. The circular pledged every CIO PAC endorsee as worthy and promised labor gains if elected. Distributors included O O Howard William Lanneman Harrison Dunseth James McCant Joseph Maxim and R G Chicester. Ed Hellkamp noted Chevrolet hiring many new employees and upcoming car line shifts.

United Auto Workers Chevrolet Fisher Body Norwood Political Action Committee Cio-Pac O. O. Howard William Lanneman Harrison Dunseth James McCant Joseph Maxim R. G. Chicester

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