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Cincinnati The Sun in Cincinnati, Ohio

14 Oct 1949

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Cincinnati The Sun

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1949

Page

7

Division 46 argues for worker dignity in steel strike

The Steelworkers strike is framed as a fight for all workers. It calls for recognizing human labor as a depreciable resource, establishing pension and insurance for workers, and protecting widows and minor children. The piece cites the Nathan Report and contrasts views within the Steel Industry Board, highlighting wage patterns from 1939 to 1949.

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Steel Industry Board CIO Carroll R. Daugherty David L. Cole Samuel I. Rosenman Daugherty Surnaces Ethal U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Members Running For Office Must File by October 17

All members seeking Division Office seats must file signed petitions at the Division Office by Monday October 17. Elections occur November 15, 1949, with Cincinnati area voting in Parlors 4 and 5 Hotel Gibson 9 AM to 9 PM. Additional voting sites planned for Hamilton Williamstown Ky Milford Batavia Irvine Florence Ky.

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Cincinnati Hotel Gibson Hamilton Williamstown Milford Batavia Irvine
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Correction to Amalgamated Vacation Pay Rate

A correction clarifies that the vacation pay rate under the Improved Agreement signed by Amalgamated is three hours for every forty hours worked, not three hours for every fifty hours as previously stated. The correction impacts employees with at least three years of service.

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Amalgamated
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