Kaufman outlines UE legislative committee plans for Cincinnati
UE plans organize meetings to discuss legislative programs with state legislators and congressmen. A Cincinnati conference will formulate the program at a meeting of officers of all UK locals, with a Dayton conference scheduled for November 20 and 21. Topics include Workmen's Compensation and unemployment, safety and hygiene, taxation, fair employment, labor law, and housing. Members received petitions to repeal Taft-Hartley law as a first step. Kauffman and Joseph Eiseman, Local 766, are Cincinnati representatives on District Council Seven.
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Kauffman
Cincinnati UK
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Dayton
UE International
International Office
Joseph Eiseman
District Council Seven
United Steelworkers Local 1861 PAC Drive Continues
The Political Action Committee of Local 1861 Steelworkers keeps asking for PAC donations to cover recent campaign expenses. Committeemen urge all who have not given to contribute at the meeting. Andy Busam announces Local 13861 Christmas party plans for members and their families. Bob Metz of Assembly Dept. is set to marry on November 20.
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Political Action Committee of Local 1861
Steelworkers
Andy Busam
Bob Metz
Assembly Dept
Bob
Joe Uehlein
Milling Dept. Receives New Arrivals As Members Meet
The next meeting is Saturday Nov 20. Harry Holt plans retirement Dec 1 and invites all members to stay for final approval. The committee notes efforts to provide entered figures and acknowledges Mrs Dick Boehman as new mother of a baby boy born Oct 27, boosting Milling Dept representation in new arrivals.
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Harry Holtman
Assembly Dept
Ed figiMthave
Dick Boehman
Patac
Formica Notes Ackley Returns to Work After Injury
General Ackley suffered a thumb loss at work and returns after hospitalization. He undergoes plastic surgeries planned over two more operations to replace the thumb.
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General Ackley
Howard Jones
Work injuries in U S manufacturing dip in Q2 1948
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported fewer work injuries in American manufacturing in the second quarter of 1948 than in the first quarter. The release notes a seasonal drop in injury rates across the sector with no structural change indicated.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Formica Notes
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Reba Hall
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Norman Bruce
Harold Seevers
Ethel Wilson
St. Francis Hospital
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