Auto Workers Plan Detroit Meeting Agenda For Oct 21 22
Detroit meeting set for Oct 21 22 by the General Motors Negotiating Committee to discuss material shortages short work week social security pensions veteran issues paragraph 63 shop problems and plant conditions under piece work. Local 674 delegates and officers listed with attendance changes and attorney representation noted.
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Dewoit
General Motors
Crowley Hardwick
Fisher Body
Willis Marrer
Chevrolet
Detroit
Union Hall
Sau Goodman
Will Name Bargaining Committee Be Named
Local 17 ULSCO will appoint a new Bargaining Committee at the next regular meeting later this month. The present contract runs to March 20, 1947, and members want preparation for negotiations. The Veterans Committee is active in the shop and rumors of a Christmas party circulate.
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Local 17
ULSCO
Our Veterans Committee
Pepper Will Address Rally Here Oct 29
Pepper denounced Taft over cancer research funding and Nazi crimes, urging voters to support Republicans with a call for mercy for killers of millions. He urged a slogan change Had enough Republican vote and asked attendees to raise hands for relatives in the armed services.
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Pepper
TVA
Taft
Republican Party
Ford Strike Halts Poison Use At River Rouge Plant
Ford River Rouge open hearth workers return after a 12 day stoppage over deadly sodium fluoride used to speed production. The union demands test use only and rescission of penalties on refusers, with strike votes possible if Ford rejects proposals.
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Detroit
Heaorth
Ford
Novelty Workers Contribute to Local 256 PAC
Clarence Rau said members of Local 256, Play thing, Jewelry and Novelty Workers, contributed 130 to the Hamilton County PAC this week. At the last meeting Elmer Kauffman of Local 757 United Electrical addressed members for Tom Raley, CIO PAC endorsed Democratic candidate for state legislature. Rau said members pledged full support to Raley's campaign.
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Hamilton County
Clarence Rau
Elmer Kauffman
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Talmadge
Tom) Raley
Ciopac
Rau
Raley
Cemetery Workers Vote to Affiliate with CIO Councils
United Cemetery Workers at Spring Grove voted to affiliate with the Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council and the Ohio CIO Council at their regular meeting on October 14. President Talmadge Zipperer said the local also approved printing the contract as a booklet for distribution to members to improve familiarity with contract provisions.
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United Cemetery Workers
Spring Grove Cemetery
Greater Cincinnati
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