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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
5
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild reports slow progress in talks with Post and Times-Star management for a new contract. Committee chair Max Sien says several minor Post changes approved including overtime records and employee classifications. no TS progress reported.
Members of the American Newspaper Guild walked out of the Philadelphia Record and Camden Courier Post at noon November 7. Record staff voted 235 to 119 and Courier Post 63 to 48 in favor of the walkout, with management seeking to keep publishes by executives. The guild demanded a $100 weekly minimum for experienced reporters scaled to 88, plus a 5 day 35 hour week and four weeks vacation for three years of service.
National Mediation Board directs a ballot box election for 15000 Pullman shop and yard workers to choose a bargaining agent. The vote will include various crafts from electrical workers to carmen and sheet metal workers with storeroom non clerical staff voted as a single group. A mediator will conduct the election amid competing unions including the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters AFL and the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of America.
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers announce a Christmas Party for members’ children to be held December 14 at the YWCA Cincinnati. Activities include candy cake ice-cream fruit and toys with Santa. Hartmann and Seibert lead talks with Mack Shirt Co and Sport Products. Also noted is the death of John Dempsey a union member of about 21 years killed in an automobile accident.
Spring Grove Cemetery management pays half of the printing cost for the new contract with Cemetery Workers. Local president Talmadge Zipperer says the union will cover the remaining half. Contracts will be distributed to all members for their records.
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