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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
10
The Retroactive Pay Panel advances as Lou Reed cites the Labor Board directive consolidating 28 labor grades into 13 as the main bottleneck. Top-rate workers moved to even grades keep pay, with many jobs awaiting the decision. About 53 percent of plant jobs stand to be affected. claimants urged to contact their committeemen. TOOL ROOM WORKERS DONATE BLOOD
The Stewards' Councils adopt a six month tenure rule for candidates, reducing totals. Eligible nominees include A Trotta and others for Chair, B Stickley and others for Vice Chair, with lists across Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms and Parliamentarian. Evening meeting names alternates and second highest vote winner as alternate Parliamentarian.
The Union argues for immediate top rate application and retroactive pay based on it. The dispute is before the Post-Directive Branch of WLB. A shift-wide blood drive, led by Frank Heil, raised union solidarity. Services were held for a local worker at 245 Worth St. with a cooperative meeting noting union company cooperation.
A controversial Wright Aeronautical pamphlet signed by G. W. Vaughan is challenged as propaganda. The piece argues for peace power through industry gains while data show 1943 profits for 24 aircraft firms rising 966.5 percent since 1939 and overall manufacturing profits up 4.5 percent, suggesting war-time profits fuel the claims.
Employees of Wright Aeronautical, largely UAW-CIO Local 647 members, contributed nearly $65,000 to the War Chest Drive. The figures were announced at a War Chest Report Luncheon held Wednesday at the Hotel Gibson.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Jack E. Biller aged 24. He worked as an assembler in the Cylinder Department on the third shift at Wright Aeronautical. The passage notes total receipts and ongoing drive participation, with Chest leaders praising the effort as constructive for the industry.
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