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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1945

Page

2

Thousands of Steelworkers Vote on Strike Under NLRB Rules

Thousands of United Steelworkers participated in a nationwide strike vote conducted by the NLRB to back a 2 a day wage increase. The vote was to conform with the Smith Connolly Act and would not trigger an immediate strike. Several plants refused cooperation, forcing voting booths to be set up in stores and even used autos.

United al Whitehouse International Martin Wagner NLRB J. Mack Swigart Taft, Stettinius & Hollister Whitehouse Swigert Smith - Connolly Roosevelt

Oak Leather Workers Begin 1945 Contract Negotiations

The Oak Leather Works Local 214 committee opens talks on the disputed 1945 contract led by Abe Feinglass from Chicago. Departments outline wage aims as Cincinnati plants resume work after the November 15 demonstrations. James Duffy returns from service and rejoins Mendel Drucker. Next week promises full coverage of the negotiations.

Oak Abe Feinglass Mid-West Chicago Cincinnati United States Canada James Duffy Mendel- Drucker Armed Services Duffy

Local 310 Hosts Thanksgiving Dance Before Strike Vote

Local 310 United Steelworkers Aluminum Local 310 held a Thanksgiving Dance at Cummins ville Vet's Hall with attendees enjoying the event. Preparations are under way for a strike vote from 2 to 7 pm on November 27 at the Cafeteria with a sample ballot posted for reading. District Director Al Whitehouse addressed a large mass meeting at Vet's Hall 322 Broadway and urged voting participation.

American Legion Hall Fourth Broadway Streets al Whitehouse NLRB Aluminum Industries American Can Andrews Steel Newport Rolling Mill Edwards Manufacturing Lunkenheimer National Lead Phillips Pump and Tank Vulcan Copper D. T. Williams United Steelworkers of America Aluminum Local 310 Cumminsville Vet's Local 310 Vet’s Broadway

Eleventh Ward PAC to Host Victory Rally December 7

The Eleventh Ward PAC will hold a victory rally Friday night December 7 at Friars Club. Speakers include Councilman-elect Rollin H. Everett and Herbert S. Bigelow with another speaker to be announced, chaired by Mrs. Ida Stopher and Hobart Scott.

Eleventh Ward Friars Club Herbert S. Bigelow Rollin H. Everett Ida Stopher Hobart Scott

Growing Pains A Baby Column On Rheumatic Fever

The piece summarizes a U S Children's Bureau pamphlet on rheumatic fever. It notes the cause is unknown and prevention is unclear, mentions crowded living conditions and poor diet as risk factors, warns rheumatic heart disease can follow, and stresses maintaining good health, proper rest, and regular doctor visits to detect and treat issues early.

Children’s Bureau U. S. Department of Labor

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