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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
7
The Form 10 by UE Local 757 and Formica Insulation Co. wins approval for a progressive wage schedule from the hiring rate to the bracket minimum and boosts night bonuses from 5 to 10 cents for the third shift. The union recalls past wage gains and outlines past bonuses and vacations while urging members to attend monthly meetings.
The second annual District 25 United Steelworkers conference will be held October 28 29 at the Roof Garden Hotel Gibson with Al Whitehouse as chairman. Notable attendees include David J McDonald Ben Herman Phil Murray Harold Ruttenberg and union leaders from Cleveland and Cincinnati. The program features a Cheyenne Indian Chief a magic act and prize dancers as part of entertainment.
Local 410 of United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers printed the Westinghouse annual stockholders report on its front page showing losses of 21 million dollars before FDR and gains of 151 million from 1934 to 1943. The Torch highlights 14 million unemployed before the New Deal and notes wage increases, vacation pay, and union rights secured by the Wagner Act and related reforms.
Local 757 entertainment committee leaders Carl Flach and Joseph Vonden Brinke, with their team, note strong effort last week but report poor attendance at the event.
A strong protest from the committee accompanied a resignation offer. Members arranged good music and an excellent floor show, but they declared the effort futile without proper backing and support.
Schedule lists monthly gatherings at 3953 Spring Grove Ave Harris Ave Norwood and other sites. Meetings occur 1 P.M. 3rd Sunday 2:30 P.M. and 8 P.M. 1st Friday 8 P.M. details include 1st Thursday and last Thursday sessions.
Norwood based Schedule lists meetings held at 24068 Harris Ave on the 2nd Wednesday and 2nd Tuesday of each month, called by the President, with afternoon sessions implied. This notice outlines regular governance gatherings and location.
Schedule shows stewards meetings at 3953 Spring Grove Ave on the last Wednesday of each month and at 2408 Harris Ave Norwood on alternate Thursdays.
A roster of union meetings including Amalgamated Local 766 Unit at 3953 Spring Grove Ave with dates and times. King Machine Tool sessions. Lodge & Shipley sessions. Shotts sessions. American Tool Works Company gatherings. Sickmeiers Newport location. American Tool Works Stewards. and J. H. Day Company membership meeting with monthly timing details.
A USA secretary plans to sing several popular numbers with Charlie Bishops Scotties providing the music. The program includes a movie titled Lest We Forget presented by Fred Foss and Marshall Redwitz.
The article notes Westinghouse employees want to remain at the company and argues full employment depends on supporting Roosevelt. It cites that in 1933 Westinghouse workers averaged $1,299 a year.
Frank Richter Democratic candidate for Congress from the First District challenged realtor Schmidt’s charge that the administration seeks collectivism and is undemocratic. Richter said Schmidt has no evidence to prove treason against the nation and urged presenting proof for impeachment proceedings.
The NLRB ordered a nationwide vote among 60 000 Western Union Telegraph Co employees, including Cincinnati, within 90 days to choose between AFL and CIO representation. Ballots will be regionally divided into seven districts with home New York staff included, rejecting a single national unit.
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