Manufacturing hiring hits 1948 April low in years
Washington reports April 1948 hiring in manufacturing fell to the lowest level in several years, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics figures.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1948
Page
25
Washington reports April 1948 hiring in manufacturing fell to the lowest level in several years, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics figures.
The item extends best wishes to Labor and notes David J Joseph as the sender. It conveys cordial regards and recognition of labor efforts without additional details.
First on the program Saturday features an oil workers entertainment lineup. The schedule highlights performances and activities aimed at the local energy workforce showcasing performers and community talent.
Oil workers union Local 508 plans a Labor Day weekend picnic and dance for members and families at Greendale Conservation Club this Saturday. The chapter will supply refreshments and more details follow.
The event committee lists games for children after the ball game. Baker's band will perform for dancing from 9 to 1 in the clubhouse. William Meisberger serves as chair man of the picnic committee.
A striker was tarred and feathered after being seized from the picket line at Holden Mills & Elevator Co. Norman Bailey a strike leader from the United Auto Workers saw the attack. Warrants were issued against three men in connection with the assault as strikers press for a new contract with higher wages and better conditions. City officials hired six special police to guard strikebreakers but protection failed to shield workers from attackers.
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