Western Auto Bargaining Standoff Eases at St Bernard
Albert Busch of Local 647 UAW said the Western Auto Wholesale Warehouse in St Bernard has resolved disputes over bargaining rights. An unaffiliated union failed to secure a new election after a sympathy strike. Negotiations resumed and most workers returned as the NLRB rejected the petition.
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Federated Pictures
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United Auto Workers
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CIO Council Urges Murray to Stay as CIO President
The Cincinnati Industrial Union Council unanimously requests Philip Murray to remain as national CIO president rather than resigning before the Atlantic City convention opening November 18. They insist CIO must continue political action despite recent setbacks and protest American Bowling Congress racial policies that barred non white male members from a league. The council plans a meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday November 20 at Brotherhood Building Room 206 1015 Vine Street to appoint officers for the coming year.
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Brotherhood Bldg
Vine Street
Attendance and leadership urged to boost union meetings
Auto Workers urged stronger meeting turnout with a focus on voluntary effort first. Leaders are told to set examples, plan engaging agendas, start on time, and coordinate committees. members urged to attend 8 p m meeting at Oddfellows Hall Norwood.
Bargaining Committee Is Chosen
Local 17 elected Clarence Mullins Cecil Daniels and Anna Finn to the new Bargaining Committee at a Saturday meeting on Nov 9 The group will be reviewed at the regular meeting for membership approval Anna Finn read the By-Laws and veterans and other committees spoke up The shop addition shows progress and Pete Glazer remains ill The Timber Busters bowling team shows steady scores and all members are invited to the next meeting with plans for 2 PM.
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Clarence Mullins
Cecil Daniels
Anna Finn
Relief Committee
Andy O’brien
Veterans Committee
Recreation Committee
Pete Glazer
Pete
Wise
Anti Labor Laws Pass In Three States
Washington dispatch reports voters in Nebraska South Dakota and North Dakota approving anti labor constitutional amendments. Nebraska backed a closed shop measure by 173 029 to 120 734 while South Dakota and North Dakota margins ran 30 500 to 13 000 and similar margins respectively.
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