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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1945

Page

7

Labor Conference in Cincinnati Draws 500 Steelworkers

About 500 members of the United Steelworkers District 25 attended the third annual conference at the Hotel Gibson in Cincinnati. The theme What Can I Do For My Union centered on union solidarity, with district director Al Whitehouse honored for his work. Speakers urged plant organizing drives and discussed closed shops and labor rights, while other leaders praised Whitehouse and outlined war effort support and labor unity.

CIO Cincinnati United Steelworkers District 25 Hotel Gibson al Whitehouse Ray Sowder John Rief van A. Bittner Phil Murray Bittner America George Medrick Pennsylvania Rollin Everett Everett Elmer Cope Cleveland War Labor Board Washington Board Whitehouse Philip Clowes The War Production Board Andrew Steel Co Clowes Boyd Wilson George Weaver R. T. Deters S.J Xavier University George de Nucci Jacob Klayman Ohio Cio Council Jack Kroll Arthur Hartmann CIO Council Washington Pittsburgh

Formica Hotel Report From CIO Conference Colum bus

Reporter notes Philip Murray roused 3,000 attendees at Columbus CIO meeting with a pin drop hush. Formica locals 757 disappointed by turnout. Navy-discharge news for two Formica spouses Exie Jenkins and Nettie Muncy. plant resumes normal operations after layoff. Household and plant updates include new 10 pack press to boost table tops for dinette sets. Jack Koebe clarified as night fireman, not foreman. Labor candidate Rollin Everett urged to vote on Nov 6.

CIO Columbus Philip Murray Murray Formica Jack Koebe Jack Labor Rollin Everett

Day Co Employees Vote For Strike By United Electric Local

Members of United Electric Radio and Machine Workers Local 766 at J. H. Day Co. voted 171 to 14 in favor of a strike after management refused union demands. The NLRB conducted the election. shop committee led by Wm Adler and Ben Lieberman. Fred Boegeman, a Pioneer leader, died after an operation at Good Samaritan Hospital. A UE dance is planned at the UAW Hall on November 10 with tickets through shop stewards.

J. H. Day Co United Electric Radio & Machine Workers NLRB Wm. Adler Ben Lieberman J. H. Day United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Fred Boegeman Good Samaritan Hospital Fred UE Amalgamated UAW Vine St Russell Smith His Orches

Ward 21 Political Action Committee Meeting Set

A 21st Ward PAC meeting is scheduled for 8 p m on October 30 at Rose Miles home 1668 Tremont St Fairmount volunteers are urged to assist the campaign and a large turnout is anticipated.

Political Action Committee Rose Miles Tremont St Fairmount

Cemetery Local 1334 Wins Higher Wages and Hours

The contract of Cemetery Workers Local 1334 increases pay by 10 cents per hour for maintenance staff and 15 cents for grave diggers, plus a 40 hour work week. The vacation clause stays the same. After months of effort led by the contract committee with Howard Forkner of the CIO regional office, a rally at the gate helped seal the win. President Talmlige Lipperer says the local will invite a guest speaker at each meeting.

Howard Forkner CIO

Penn Rail Workers Vote Returns in CIO Win in Three Departments

National count shows United Rail Road Workers of America CIO winning three departments in Pennsylvania elections. Molders and Boilermakers districts favored URRWA CIO while Laborers and Powerhouse workers also backed URRWA CIO. Independent Union trailed in all three. Over 40,000 shop employees across 14 states cast ballots. CIO total 20,147 to company union 23,054.

CIO United Railroad Workers of America, Cio Urrwa-Cio Independent Union Urrwa- Cio Company Union

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