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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1949

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Ford UAW Pension Settlement Sets Pattern for Auto Industry

The noncontributory pension accord won by the United Auto Workers at Ford Motor Co. will be followed by Chrysler Corp. as Walter P. Reuther declares the Ford plan a model for the industry. The agreement sets 30 years of service for age 65 to 100 dollars monthly, with optional early retirement and a five year freeze starting March 1 1950. Retirement rules and insurance modifications accompany the package, with a two and a half year overall freeze and a three week ratification window.

Pres Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers (Center Detroit UAW Ford Kenneth Bannon Ford John S. Bugas William Clay Ford United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp General Motors Pres. Truman Steel Factfinding Board Philip Murray United Steelworkers Corporation Reuther

One Million Workers Walk Out In Steel And Coal Strikes

Near nationwide walkout hits the steel and coal sectors with about one million workers striking at 12:01 am. The dispute centers on pensions and social insurance funded by employers, with U S Steel resisting extra wage-conabtributed benefits. The stoppage cuts output in the nation’s two core industries.

United Steelworkers Murray Pres. Truman Steel U.S. Steel Southern Bituminous UMW Pres John L. Lewis

It Pays To Ask Questions Everett's Inquiries Show

Everett argues for aggressive council oversight of city operations under the city manager and independent boards. He cites a 1941 real estate contract system, calls for policy controls, and notes disrepair in playgrounds while highlighting charitable concessions from campus and parade events as potential issues.

Everett Scherer Council University of Cincinnati

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Ford Workers Win Pension Plan Ford-Uaw Steel Board Union and Company UAW Ford National Council US Steel Corp Washington Truman U.S Mississippi Lewis U S. Steel Bethlehem Republic American Can Co By Rollin H. Everett Ninth Street The Hamilton County Republican Organization Republican Council Gordon Scherer GOP Charles P .Taft Sions State Examiner
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