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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
7
Negotiations over a $2 a day raise for United Steelworkers will be outlined by top union officials at the third annual District 25 conference at Hotel Gibson Roof Garden on October 20 and 21. Speakers include Clinton S Golden Van A Bittner David J McDonald and Al Whitehouse with Murray potentially attending.
Local 310 United Steelworkers won over $800 to be shared by four women members after appealing to the War Labor Board. The women had been filling timekeeper roles previously held by men at Aluminum Industries, under a union contract provision.
Clifford McAvoy UE representative will attend a Local 766 conference at the Lin ton Hotel on Sunday October 28 with Rev. William N. Hawley Rollin Everett and Victor De Cavitch among speakers. Over 100 people expected for 12:30 dinner and sessions. The first contract between G A Gray Company and Local 766 was signed this week, ending eighteen months of War Labor Board hearings. union pushes for a $2 daily wage increase following similar demands at King Machine Lodge Shipley.
The Formica plant remains closed since October 12 due to coal shortages impacting industry. Visiting war heroes Cecil Long and Johnny Wilson plan to return after discharge. Foreman Jack Cobey continues work amid charges, aided by a strong shop committee. A new grandson, Althe third, born October 5 to the reporter, whose father is a senior medical cadet in the University of Cincinnati Medical School and Navy. Plus a political shout for Rollin Everett for council.
A union appeals a contract breach after a company paid women less than men. The Wage and Labor Board upholds the contract terms and orders back pay to four women: Clair Rush 175.82, Ada Steed 197.74, Antoinette Sig 206.15, Rhoda Ballinger 246.31.
CIO workers urged to fill Memorial Hall Columbus on October 21 and distribute 200000 campaign leaflets statewide. Volunteers from Cincinnati to assist literature drops November 4 and polling place outreach election day. Paid inside workers receive five dollars daily. calls to Grandview 3498 Kirby 0811 and PAC address in Cincinnati requested.
United Steelworkers of America District 30 held a weekend conference in Terre Haute Indiana attended by Cincinnati staff Arthur Bishop P P Haubner Rube Huddleston Ray Sowder and district director Al Whitehouse Van A Bittner CIO president Philip Murray spoke at the Saturday banquet at the Terre Haute House with three to four hundred people present A District 30 delegation plans to visit next weekend for District 25s annual conference at the Gibson
In a curious episode, a private absent without leave for nine months inside his camp draws astonishment. The remark notes Congress, by contrast, has been AWOL for four years within the Capitol.
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