Clothing Workers Joint Board Hears Political Report
The Cincinnati Amalgamated Clothing Workers board met May 9 with Jack Kroll and Arthur Hartman addressing market conditions. Hartman warned of a hard summer for the industry and discussed political alignment and support for the Taft-Hartley stance. The talk highlighted limited faithfulness among 168 House members who backed the Wood Bill and stressed issue based voting.
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Taft-Hartley
Hartmann says Globe tailor firm lands 2000 Air Corps uniforms
Hartmann states the Globe Lailoring Company secured a contract for 2000 Air Corps uniforms. He notes wage differences between ready made and special order garments affect orders. Washington Jack Kroll cites upcoming elections and union priorities. Locals 135 155 189 241 504 plan to urge legislators and register members for stronger political action.
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Globe ‘Lailoring
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Union dispute ends as company questioned over payment
Local 392 reports continued negotiations with an arbitrator pressuring the firm over a claimed loss. A company representative admits possible payment only if financially able, halting further talk about bleeding. Amid lighter news, Trailmobile's first quarter shows a good financial statement. A baby girl Candis Louise Le Master arrives May 8, mother and child well. father barely survived Mother's Day.
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Board Accepts Reports From Meetings
The board accepted the reports on their own meetings and noted the amounts reported as £66.
Landlords Seek Higher Rents After New Control Plan
Housing Expediter Woods unveils a plan allowing a fair profit of 25 to 30 percent on up to four rent units and 20 to 25 percent on larger groups. In the first week about 200000 demands arrived, as landlords push for higher ceilings under the policy.
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CIO to unite phone workers in Chicago convention
The article notes phone workers groups planning separate June conventions in Chicago to discuss amalgamation and plan a single joint convention marking CIO’s newest union. Officers named include Division 46 leaders Sigafoose C M Freeman and John S Klopp with Local 28 Long Lines president R W Schellenberg, all CIO members.
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Sigafoose
C. M. Freeman
John S. Klopp
R. W. Schellenberg
Long Lines
American Union of Telephone Workers
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