Unionists Wives Lead Civic Drive in Cincinnati
Mrs. Tessie Doe and Mrs. Lalitha Jordan of Local 809 UTSE chair a strong Cincinnati women’s auxiliary. They serve on the Ohio CIO Women’s Auxiliaries Executive Board and steer PAC and community projects while balancing family life and union work.
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Tessie Doe
Lalitha Jordan
Women's Auxiliary
United Transport Service
Ohio Council of Cio Women's Auxiliaries
Doe
Jordan
Council
Cincinnati
Negro Women's Civic League
The
Social Hygiene Society
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
YMCA
YWCA
City Charter Committee
Washburn School
Parent-Teachers Association
Union Baptist Church
National Council
Boston
809S
UTSE
PAC
Cotton Club
West End
International Union
Chicago
UTSE News Seeks to Clear Grievances on Rail Docket
A Dining Car Local 320 committee aids General Chairman Charles Finlayson in clearing grievances tied to arbitrary management. Topics include screening, training, upgrading, retirement, and health and sanitation on the B and O railroad. International VP Covington tours Southern railways inspecting UTSE locals of dining car cooks waiters and porters.
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Charles Finlayson
Finlayson
International
Covington
Southern Railway
UTSE
Guild Committee Rejects New Wage Offers at Cincinnati Papers
The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Negotiating Committee, chaired by Max Sien, rejected the Post and Times-Star wage proposals as inadequate compared with other cities. Post offers ranged from 5.50 to 7 dollars weekly and Times-Star from 4 to 8 dollars. A Strategy Committee led by Arthur Keller will coordinate with other unions to keep informed on demands and progress.
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Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
Times-Star
Max Sien
the Post
The
Arthur Keller
Post Unit
L A Guildsmen Plan Own Paper
Locked out Hearst Herald Express staff to publish a new daily LA Newspaper Guild paper in Los Angeles. The staff includes guild editorial and business workers and members of five AFL printing trades unions after Hearst shut down over wage demands including a $50 minimum and an average 40 percent raise.
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LOS Angeles
Hearst Herald-Express
Los Angeles Newspaper Guild
CIO
AFL
Hearst
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Larry Ulrich
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