Lunkenheimer Local Wins On Vacations
Lunkenheimer Local 1728 wins vacation pay dispute via arbitration with United Steelworkers. The arbitrator Milton Schmidt ruled the vacation rate should be based on the new wage rate, involving an estimated $20 000 to $25 000. Veterans are joining unions rapidly, with 110 new members last month. Captain Bill Werkle leads the Lunkenheimer Em ployees Athletic Association in the South Fairmount league.
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United Steelworkers
Lunkenheimer
Milton Schmidt
Wigbels
South Fairmount Improvement League
Bill Werkle
Bill
Lunkenheimer Employes Athletic Association
Williams Co workers say May Pay Was Partial
The advance payment reported by dailies on Mother's Day was only a partial payment for 55 hours of work. Workers at D T Williams Co returned to a five day, 10 hour week starting May 6, while Local 2022 leaders cast the convention as a success and pledged heightened political action.
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D. T. Williams Co
Joe Neagle
Joe Eyreman
Eyreman
310's Convention Delegates Return
Ed Zeuch secretary of Local 310 United Steelworkers at Aluminum Industries says Atlantic City delegates had an interesting time and gained information to boost local activities. He forecasts political action will become a main topic for the local. Delegates included Zeuch Bul Black and Phil Yutaze.
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Ed Zeuch
United Steelworkers
Aluminum Industries
Atlantic City
Zeuch
Zuech
Bul Black
Phil Yutaze
United Steelworkers Convention Success Highlights 1946
Local 1858 delegates returned from the Atlantic City convention praising the event and outlining plans to appoint delegates to PAC meetings in Hamilton County. They lauded Philip Murray’s leadership, noted major constitution changes, and supported retaining the Thomas England General Hospital for veterans.
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Whitehouse
Joe Eyermann
Warren Maxwell
Murray
Thomas England General Hospital
Atlantic City
Will Resume Talks With Bickford Co
Negotiations at the Bickford plant had stalled for a week as Local 1895 United Steelworkers officers reported. The union rejected a 15¢ raise and delegates Kennedy and Maxwell said meetings in Atlantic City strengthened the demand for 18 14. Secretary George Rittmeyer stated striker morale remains high and talks will resume this week with company officials.
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Bickford
United Steelworkers
Atlantic City
Kennedy
Maxwell
George Rittmeyer
Local Leader Praises Steelworkers Convention and Murray
A local reporter reviews the Steelworkers International Convention praising president Phil Murray for firmness and fairness. He notes orderly proceedings, delegates’ voiced opinions, and mentions Pat Mulvey and Al Jordan handling issues, plus Dugan Lauck’s discharge from hospital and recovery at Harrison Avenue home.
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Phil Murray
Murray
Phil
Pat’ Mulvey
al Jordan
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