Inside Story Convention Sets Tone for CIO Split
Labor unions debate walkout or loyalty as 11th CIO convention looms in Cleveland. Left-wing pressure challenges CIO leadership, with merger talks and a possible third federation formation amid cross country opposition from rank and file. Minimum wage rise to 75 cents an hour advances in Congress, promising large pay hikes for millions. Pension inequities at U S Steel spotlighted, as state CIOs push strict voter registration rules for delegates.
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Whitehouse Fights Powell Suits as Union Harassment Claim
Steelworkers District Director Al Whitehouse says the October 17 suits by the William Powell Company and its attorneys Taft Stettinius Hollister are aimed at intimidating Powell Valve workers and wrecking the union. He asserts the action masks a bid to block wage and benefit gains and to keep Powell Valve below rivals Walworth and Crane.
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Union Meetings List for Various Locals This Month
Amalgamated Clothing Workers and allied locals announce union meetings at headquarters and branch halls across Cincinnati area. Local 135 Local 200 Hutch Branch Local 504 Auto Workers Local 674 Oddfellows Hall Norwood Lithographers Local 8 Metropole Hotel Cleves Oil Workers Local 508 Paper Workers Local 98 Novelty Workers Local 258 Local 310 Hedmans Hall Cari Street Local 2772 meet at 3rd and Sycamore with dates through October.
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Amalgamated launches nationwide Union Label campaign
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America announces a $500000 nationwide campaign to promote union made men and boys clothing. President Potofsky says local committees will urge stores to stock union labeled items and educate buyers on decent wages, working conditions, and quality.
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