Newspaper Guild Claims Bargaining Rights at Cincinnati Enquirer
Arthur Keller chairs the organizing committee as the Guild files for bargaining rights with publisher Roger Ferger after a nonresponsive letter. The group, aided by the Editorial Employer Professional Association, plans for upcoming negotiations with a first meeting held at Guild headquarters. A subcommittee led by Mrs. Belle Lien organizes a Christmas party for Guild members' children on December 18 at 312 Broadway with snacks, candy, gifts, and a Santa visit.
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Unions Win 97 Percent in August 1948 Shop Elections
Union shop elections show strong worker support for unions with a 97 percent win rate in August 1948 per the National Labor Relations Board. Prompt action to relay results to local management is advised, and workers should report lunchroom complaints to the unit steward or chief steward.
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Workforce disputes and wage talks in Bay Ridge era contracts
Negotiations continue over temporary versus regular tours for ad hoc staff and a student engineer misassignment in Cincinnati. The Bay Ridge decision on overtime payment looms large, with unions and employers wary of its broader impact and possible legislative nullification. A successful credit union drive and a standout PAC contribution by Steward Lucy Hollis are noted alongside wage increases for staff.
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Phone Workers Balloting On Wages And Union Changes
Ballots close December 5 with slow returns on wage offer, union constitution changes, and traffic member ballots choosing current tour method or a switch to seniority for Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Chief Steward Neil McKee reports lunch room grievances daily as wage negotiations continue.
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Wall Street Journal Praises Truman on Keeping Promises
The Wall Street Journal on November 10 argued that President Truman fulfills his commitments despite a difficult Congress and party splits. It said he would repeal Taft Hartley and press price controls, noting labor’s strong backing and the need to honor campaign pledges.
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Credit Union Plans Annual Meeting Date Change
The Cincinnati Long Lines Federal Credit Union schedules its annual meeting in January. Members will receive payment on Bay Ridge basis. The notice notes added funds despite limited money.
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