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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1946

Page

7

Newspaper Guild Starts Negotiations With Cincinnati Post

The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild opened contract talks with the Cincinnati Post on Monday October 14. Negotiating Committee chair Max Sien reported a three hour first session with management saying no far more often than yes or maybe. Attendees included members from Times-Star and Post units and observer Dorothy Uhl. A follow up meeting is set for 3 p.m. Friday at the TS attorney John Clippinger's offices.

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild The Cincinnati Post Max Sien Harry Schauer Times- Star Unit James Miner Henry Childress Leo Hirt Ed Halloran Irwin Bauer Wil Times-Star Management John Clippinger

Lithographers Meeting to Hear Political Candidates

Local 8 Amalgamated Lithographers of America will host a meeting at 8 p.m. Friday October 18 at the Hazen Building. CIO-PAC endorsed candidates Francis G. Davis and G. Andrews Espy will speak against William Hess and Charles Elston, with Tom Raley seeking state legislature. Wilfred Porter, president, invites all members to attend and learn about the candidates.

Cio-Pac Amalgamated Lithographers of America Hazen

United Steelworkers Plan Conference Final Arrangements

District 25 of the United Steelworkers of America completes plans for its fourth annual conference at the Linton Hotel on Oct 19 and 20. Al Whitehouse will chair, with a banquet at 7 p.m. Saturday. Main business includes electing two district representatives to the International Wage and Policy Committee. The meeting will feature talks by Van A. Bittner Clinton S. Golden Lee Pressman and other CIO leaders. The conference will also hear Whitehouse’s annual report detailing last year’s gains.

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Local 2022 Plans Large Conference Attendance

Joseph Naegele recording secretary of Local 2022 United Steelworkers says a minimum of three delegates will attend each session for the District Conferences. Banquet tickets are selling quickly and about 20 delegates are expected at the supper and entertainment. Members are urged to contact officers for tickets as registration drives show strong turnout for the November 5 meeting.

United Steelworkers Joseph Naegele Naegele Brotherhood of R.R Vine Street

Union President Praises Harmony At Bickford Co

Al Anderson president of Local 1895 United Steelworkers praised harmony with Bickford Machine Tool Co. He noted life insurance for employees, policies up to 1500 for long service, a well equipped first aid room, and a 150 donation to the picnic fund. He said relations are on a high level and improving.

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Local 2416 Meeting Aims to Hear Endorsements

Local 2416 United Steelworkers schedules an Oct 24 meeting at Redman Hall to hear guest speakers likely endorsing CIO-PAC candidates. Louis Hellmuth notes district conferences will attract many members and adds comment on Taft’s Nuremberg trials statement.

Hellmuth Cio-Pac Redman Hall Carll Street Taft Ohio

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