Anderson Is Unopposed For USA-1895 President
Al Anderson will run for reelection as president of Local 1895 United Steel Workers without opposition. Nominations were made at the local membership meeting on May 20 and include candidates for vice president treasurer recording secretary guide inside guard outside guard trustees and Grievance Committee members. The local extends condolences to Charles Smith and William Kohler on recent family losses.
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al Anderson
United Steelworkers
Harry King
Corbett Nemo
Clarence Anderson
George Rittmeyer
Orville Daniels
Sam Hinsdale
Adam Kohl
al Miller
Robert Taylor
Gene Kyle
Fred Schmuddee
Erfart Gruber
Carlton Stroup
Truman Names Telephone Dispute Inquiry Board
President Truman appoints a three member board of inquiry under the Taft Hartley national emergency clause to study the long lines telephone dispute. The panel will examine issues surrounding the ongoing disagreement over a proposed arrangement in the telephone service.
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Truman Names Telephone Dispute Inquiry Board
Washington
Truman
Election Set For June 17 At Madison Road Meeting Hall
The election occurs at the next membership meeting on June 17, polls open 4 to 8 p m at the Madison road Madison Park place meeting hall. Tellers are Harry Rinke John McCarthy and Jake Linfert. A by laws committee was appointed last week comprising recording secretary George T Rittmeyer and Union of Telephone Wirers CIO affiliate. Prof Summer H Slichter of Harvard will chair the board with Charles A Horsky and Aaron Horvitz as members.
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Clifford Maiers
Robert Taylor
Orville
Daniels
Clarence Andeason
Adati Kohi
Matthew * Wigner
Corbett Nemo
Fred Schmuddee
Madison Road
Madison Park Place
Harry Rinke
John McCarthy
Jake Linfert
George T. Rittmeyer
Es Or
American Telephone& Telegraph Co
Summer H. Slichter
Harvard U
Charles A. Horsky
Washington
Aaron Horvitz
New York
Union leader opposes Taft Hartley affidavit ruling test
At a Boston convention Murray declares refusal to sign affidavits under the Taft Hartley act. He plans to challenge the constitutionality of the affidavit requirement before the NLRB by the May 16 deadline. Federated Pictures notes capture the stance.
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NLRB
Union
Boston
Murray
Federated Pictures
Interest Builds Up In Can Local Election June 19
Pop Jones urges all members to attend the Local 1861 election on Saturday June 19. Polls open 12 to 5 30 PM with sample ballots printed for every member. The piece notes enthusiastic turnout and a post election party with refreshments by Andy Busam.
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Can
Pop Jones
Andy Busam
Wreck Secky
Bill Posey
Furriers Seek Unity in Wage Struggle at Atlantic City
At the Ind. Fur & Leather Work (CIO) convention in Atlantic City delegates urge united action by AFL CIO and Rail Brotherhoods against big business attacks. They back Henry A Wallace for President and denounce Mundt bill as fascist legislation while reaffirming Taft Hartley resistance. Ben Gold and Pietro Lucchi reelected. Augustus J. Tomlinson and Isador Pickman retain leather division posts. Irving Potash renamed to lead the Farriers Joint Council fight against deportation.
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Atlantic City
AFL
CIO
Ind. Fur & Leather Work
Henry A. Wallace
Israel
Pres
Ben Gold
Sec.-Treas
Pietro Lucchi
Augustus J. Tomlinson
Isador Pickman
Mgr
Irving Potash
The
Farriers Joint Council
Aluminum Co Uncooperative Again in Union Talks
USA-310 reports management remains unreceptive amid union grievances. A management spokesman says he would settle but is restricted by higher authority. The note urges check-off of union dues to streamline payroll deductions. Also offers condolences to Carl Borgemenke, whose wife died Monday May 24.
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USA
Aluminum Co
Jimi
Carl Borgemenke
Dept. 41
Pattern Shop
Carl
Vacation timing and dues rise mark union report
A union report notes June vacations and delayed pay for staff hired later in the year. It details member seniority from July to December and June vacations for December hires. The International convention saw resolutions passed including dues increases and extended terms for reps, with President Murray presiding over about 3200 delegates.
Cafeteria Welcomes Back Eula Lambers After Illness
After eight years of service and broad respect from staff, Eula Lambers returns to the cafeteria last week, welcomed with relief by colleagues who missed her presence.
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EE Moo
Eula Lambers
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F. Montell
Ed Feld
Charles Smith
William Kohler
Union of Telephone Wirers
CIO Telephone
Aufdemkampe
Freeman Avenue
Cooper’s
Mill Street
Lockland, O
Men and Boy
Madison Rd
Oakley
Ad Male Inc
Sales & Service
Central Parkway
Brighton
Schramm
Rugh, Inc
George FP. Bocklet, Mgr
Union Headquarters
Brotherhood
Joseph Uehlein
Local 1861
John Gutzwiller
Charlie Prater
Rudy Jansen
Rudy
Henry Grimes
Ossie Schroer
Freytag
Harvey Gelhot
Eddie Kramer
Grossi
Main St
Cherry
Dave Ha
Philip Murray
Albert Lischeid
Dept. 21
Aurora Willams
Dept. 19
Timekeeping
Pete Mauch
Dept. 90
Pete
Jack
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison
Bey
Linoleum & Rug Co. Inc
Court & Vine Sts
Cincinnati
Vine
Wcpo
Pitres Crone
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