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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1947
Page
8
Local 256, Plaything, Jewelry and Novelty Workers will host Alex Bail, international secretary treasurer, for the membership meeting in Cincinnati on Friday evening, November 14. Bail will speak to members about labor issues and union goals.
Local 256 president John Sink says he expects CIO regional director Robert Davidson to attend Friday’s gathering in the region where Local 256 in town and Local 257 in Springfield are the only existing unions. PAC actions will be filed during the meeting.
Georgia Gay opens a new school of dancing with studios at Third and Walnut Streets. A Georgia Gay graduate of the American School of Ballet New York she trained and performed with Radio City Music Hall Chicago Civic Opera Boston Opera Ballet Corps and the Shubert Company's Merry Widow.
The United Transport Service Employee union plans to object to a proposed increase in baggage handling fees from 10 to 15 cents per bag. Hearings are slated before the Interstate Commerce Commission, after an order delaying the schedule was issued citing public rights concerns. Union president Willard S. Townsend criticizes the plan as inefficient and financially burdensome, noting extensive passenger irritation and urging railroads to adopt proposed improvements to Red Cap service.
The American Newspaper Guild executive board voted 11 to 9 to file non- Communist affidavits financial statements and other data required by the NLRB under Taft-Hartley law. John T. McManus of New York and George Hutchinson of Los Angeles cast opening votes. The motion says the union will refrain from using the NLRB for representation proceedings or unfair labor practice charges.
A legislative discussion clarifies union security elections and the scope of exceptional circumstances that could justify alternative actions. The debate centers on when such measures are permissible and how they align with existing labor and constitutional provisions.
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