Last Minute Breese Co. Contract Bid Fails to Avert Strike
United Electrical workers urged Breese Bros Co to reach a last minute deal to avoid a strike set for May 28 after the unit voted to strike if no contract by May 27. Breese offered a 7 cent raise about 4 percent with most of it as general wage increase. The UE unit had secured past gains only through strikes and seeks retroactive benefits to May 1.
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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Breese Bros. Co
Breese
Local 761 Negotiations Advance with Union Leaders
mz Al Nisonger and Lou Faber led discussions assisted by R Har and F Tobergtse with Kay Facker, local president, and Forrest Payne as UK international representative. Negotiations continue with Local 761.
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al Nisonger
Lou Faber
R. Haris
F. Tobergtse
Kay *faCker
Forrest Payne
Dolores Lanser Weds Richard Quinlan At St Patrick’s Northside
Dolores Lanser of the shop office married Richard Quinlan on May 15 at St Patrick’s Church Northside. The couple's reception was at the Nik Nak Club and they honeymooned in Virginia Beach. General Ackley’s father and step mother died in a Kingsport auto crash. sympathy extended to the family. Mary Barlage, wife of Wendell, in Jewish Hospital awaiting birth. second child for the Barrages.
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Dolores Lanser
Richard Quinlan
St. Patrick’s Church
Northside
Nik Nak Club
Virginia Beach
General Ackley
Kingsport
Tenn
Ackley
Mary Barlage
Wendell
Inlay
Jewish Hospital
Stork
Allis-Chalmers Wage Talks Set for June 1
Local 765 of United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers announced a conference with Allis-Chalmers Co to begin negotiations on economic issues June 1. The contract signed last month had delayed wage talks and other items.
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Allis- Chalmers Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Reach Tentative Columbia Day UE-766 Contracts
Tentative agreements on new contracts are reached between parties on UE-766. Negotiations focused on terms and timelines with details to follow after formal ratification.
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Columbia
Workers weigh new terms in joint plant contracts
Local 766 United Erectritar Radio and Machine Workers and the Columbia Recorders and the J. H. Day Co units plan a Thursday meeting to decide on accepting latest proposals. Contracts expire May 31. Columbia Recording members backed their committee to strike if needed. J. H. Day unit rejected a 6 cent raise and now awaits membership approval on a further management agreement.
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United Erectritar
Columbia Recording*s
J. H. Day Co
Columbia Recording
Bridgeport
Conn
Cincinnati
J. H. Day
Farm Jobs Open in Northern Ohio Pay Up To 125 Monthly
Northern Ohio farm employers seek workers year round or seasonal offering housing and some meals at no cost. Hildeburn Jones of the Cincinnati Ohio State Employment Service says many openings invite couples and families as well as single men. Details at local Employment Service Office 1017 Elm Street.
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Northern
Ohio
Hildeburn Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio State Employment Service
Employment Service
Elm Street
CIO Backs 75 Cent Wage Floor Against Ball Proposals
The CIO Economic Outlook urges raising the minimum wage from 40c to 75c under the Fair Labor Standards Act and condemns Senator Ball’s amendments. It praises the McCormack bill for broader coverage and calls Ball’s measure a step back, arguing the current 40c buys far less than in 1938.
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CIO
Ball
Congress
CIO Department of Research and Education
Kermit Eby
Thomas McCormack
R. Minn
Republican Party
National Association of Manufacturers
CIO Launches Care Package Drive
The CIO begins a campaign on June first to flood Europe with CARE food packages for hungry workers. President Philip Murray endorses the drive and says CIO members will contribute. The effort is led by the CIO national community services committee.
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CIO
Washington
CIO Pres
Philip Murray
CIO National Community Services Committee
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Minute Breese Co. Offer
Sions
Cincinnati Time Recorder Co
Formica Notes
Mae Rist
Allis-C
Department’ of Labor
Trigre
Futvre
Pollack
Drs
Palace Hotel
DR. Pollack
WKRC
WCKY
WEO
Queen City Photo Supplies Inc
Sixth ST
Cherry
Dick Lang
Prop
Benson
Reading, Ohio
Lee
Lee Union-Alls
Lee Work Clothing
Nadlers
Cincy
Miller Stores
Knowltons Corner
Hamilton Ave
Chevier
Harrison Ave
Union Newspapers
Union Stationery
Western Printing Co
Sycamore Street
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