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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1949

Page

6

Local 28 Ballots Mailed On New Rules Rules changes urged

Members of Division 10 Long Lines CWA Local 28 are urged to mail ballots by November 15 1949 on proposed local rules. A ballot and explanation were mailed. contact secretary Corky Durham if not received. If rules pass, nominating period runs November 15 to December 5 1949 for executive committeemen chief steward and unit stewards across plant and traffic groups. The notice also covers non member rejoining incentives and a CIO affiliation endorsement. Tim Durkin takes over Church Hill Nite Club management in Bellevue Kentucky joining Local 28 members for visits.

Corky Durham Cincinnati Tim Durkin Local 28 Frank Churchhill Nite Club Covert Run Pike Bellevue Tim

Social Welfare Programs Seen as Cure for Communism

Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing told the 11th CIO convention in Cleveland that social welfare programs, including national health insurance, are essential to combat communism. He warned that isolating communists is only part of the job and urged liberals to push welfare reforms to weaken reactionaries.

CIO Cleveland Federal Oscar E. Ewing Ewing

CWA Affiliation hailed as CIO gain in 1949

Philip Murray reported at the CIO’s eleventh convention that the Communications Workers affiliation marked a major 1949 organizational gain. Chartered in July, the CWA added more than 200,000 telephone workers to the CIO.

CIO Philip Murray CWA

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