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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1949

Page

2

Union Wins 2 Year Old Grievance and Back Pay

After two years of processing a grievance an arbitration award orders Beekman street plant department 15 to restore all changed rates and pay five employees retroactive sums dating to May 1948. The dispute began November 1947 amid management’s push to speed up under new rates and a revised contract, with counsel resisting the union at every step.

Department 15 Beekman Street Swigert

Truman Extends Greetings to CIO Convention Delegates

President Truman offers best wishes to CIO 11th Convention delegates including Philip Murray, regrets not attending, and warns of two opposing groups threatening progress. The message highlights support for union efforts and confidence in defeating counterproductive forces. Local 310 pays tribute to Father Mathias P. Wissel with thanks to union members.

Pres Truman CIO Pres Philip Murray CIO Murray Mathias P. Wissel

Acheson Praises Labor Role in Marshall Plan Speech

Secretary of State Dean Acheson praised American labor groups for aiding foreign policy and called labor’s part in the Marshall Plan highly effective. He urged using Point Four to boost productivity in backward areas and argued it would counter communism.

Acheson Labor

1950 CIO PAC Campaign Launched By Convention

The 11th CIO convention authorized launching the 1950 CIO-PAC to mobilize voluntary labor contributions. Delegates resolved to fight at the political heart, register members and families, and push reforms including open primaries and lower legislative pay. A constitutional amendment would raise monthly per capita taxes to 10 cents per member.

CIO Cio-Pac CIO Political Action Committee Senate

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