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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1946

Page

7

Steelworkers Conference calls for big pay rise and union drive

The fourth annual District 25 United Steelworkers conference at Hotel Linton saw resolutions for a 50 percent wage increase and a 30 hour week adopted by about 500 delegates. Organizing drives were outlined in Oakley Machine Tool, American Rolling Mill Middletown, and Dayton. 80,000 area workers remain unorganized. Two members were elected to the International Wage and Policy Committee to shape nationwide contract demands. Portal-to-portal pay was also discussed as a potential major cost.

al Whitehouse Oakley Machine Tool Colony American Rolling Mill Co Middletown Dayton Usa-Cio International Union al Jordan CIO Council Rollin Everett Robert Davidson Francis J. Flannagan Arthur Schenefelt Jack Kroll van A. Bittner Clinton S. Golden Lee Pressman Allan S. Haywood CIO William Lavelle Jacob Clayman Julius Holzberg George Weaver Martin Wagner Cincinnati Nlrb Pittsburgh David Hall The Aluminum Industries, Inc Maurice Wigbels Lunkenheimer Valve Co Hall Work Road Wigbels R. D. Gaskin Jacob Rentschler

1701 Will Hear Conference Report

Local 1701 members attended Steelworkers conferences at the Linton Hotel with a full report to be presented at the next meeting. The session covered November 5 elections and the new contract talks after a company changeover requiring an NLRB vote. Doyle urged PAC contributions and attendance at the Friday 1 p.m. meeting in Room 520.

Doyle Brotherhood of RR Clerks Vine Street Howard Hunt NLRB PAC

UTSE Local 809 to Host Waits Raley Meeting

The UTSE Local 809 regular meeting will feature Ernest J. Waits and Talmade Raley as main speakers. The event is set for 9:30 a.m. Friday Oct. 25 at Cincinnati Union Terminal, with a vote to elect a delegate to the UTSE Education Conference in Milwaukee November 18-19.

United Transport Service Ernest J. Waits Talmade Raley Cio-Pac Cincinnati Union Terminal UTSE Milwaukee Wis

Lithographers Endorse Democratic Candidates for Congress and State Legislature

At a Friday meeting October 19 Wilfred Porter said Lithographers of America and CIOPAC backed G. Andrews Espy Francis G. Davis and Tom Raley for Congress and state Legislature respectively. The group praised a progressive program and pledged full support for the November 5 election.

Lithographers of America Heard G. Andrews Espy Francis G. Davis Ciopac Congress Talmadge Tom) Raley Wilfred Porter Porter

1728 PAC Meets To Plan Election Strategy

1728 PAC met this week to plan election strategy as Maurice Wigbels president of the local said the union will mobilize a large turnout on election day. Wigbels and Dave Hall of Local 310 were elected to the International Wage Policy Committee at the Steel Conferences.

Political Action Committee Maurice Wigbels Wigbels Dave Hall Local 310 The Interna

Aluminum Man Is Elected On Wage Policy Committee

Davi Hall wins a seat on the International Wage Policy Committee at Steelworkers Conferences. Local 310 USA congratulates him and notes the large delegation. Harelkd Lewis and Angela Ventre, both named workers, wed Oct 20. Gladys Eckert and Peter Haubner reportedly married earlier.

Glady Pete Gladys Eckert USA Peter Haubner Steelworkers Harelkd Lewis Beekman Street Dept Valve Line Angela Ventre Eleanor Bormenn

Progressive Action Discussed at Forum Meeting

The Forum holds its first fall meeting Sunday October 27 at the Jewish Center Blair and Hartford avenues The main speaker is A James Lehman executive secretary of the Progressive Citizens of Ohio Refreshments follow the business portion Public invited to attend.

Jewish Center Blair Hartford Avenues A. James Lehman Progressive Citizens of Ohio

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Steelworkers Conference District 25 United Steelworkers of America Linton Moore Bookkeeping Service Madison Rd Oakley E. McMilla Aufdemkampe Freeman Avenue Parkway Linton Hotel Edward Doyle Utse News Waits Raley Hear Raley Espy Davis Tional Brothers Gaskin Rentschler Gladys Haubner Rieporter — Local Davi Hall Dave Rollman’s Adler - Rochester Cae Adler
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