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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1948

Page

6

Local 757 Nominates To Fill Three Vacancies

Nominations for an Executive Board member trustee and a council delegate were made at Local 757 United Electrical meeting. Officers to be elected at October meeting. Noms include Ray Messer James Dinkins Ancil Bryson Roman Seibert Henry Kunkenmoeller Orville Criswell for Exec Board.

Greater Cincinnati CIO Industrial Union Council United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Ray Messer James Dinkins Ancil Bryson Roman Seibert Henry Kunkenmoeller Orville Criswell J. Farris Ed Strohofer Charles Peak Lou Piierman J. Freeman Leslie Roy Carl Flach

Local 757 News Notes and Personnel Moves

Mae Rist reports on a lively membership meeting with snacks and piano chatter. Eugene Bennet leaves as day shift steward. Kernie Elam named replacement. Harry Grunewald ill in hospital. Josephine Day mourns mother Nunlist and father ill. Bonnie Watson’s brother killed in Italy. Sun Oil president defends high profits.

Cas Schmitt Eugene Bennett U. C Gene Department Kernie Elam Harry Grunewald St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington Bill Josephine Day Nunlist Bonnie Watson Burg Kentucky Italy

Wages Steady for Industrial Workers in July

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports average gross wages at 52.96 dollars for industrial workers in mid July, unchanged from June. The average workweek length sits just under 40 hours with hourly earnings at 1.40 dollars in durable goods and 1.25 dollars in non durable goods.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

Production record eyed for steel industry growth

The article notes a new production record anticipated in the steel sector. It asserts wage increases will follow, arguing that higher output raises the standard of living for workers, a claim echoed by NAM advertisements.

Migrant Camp Conditions Expose Labor Abuses in Michigan

In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin dispatches, conditions at the Miller migrant camp near Michigan are described as barrack like housing with flimsy partitions crowded quarters. Migrant workers from Louisiana and other states faced misrepresented pay and living conditions with protests and a Sheriff led relocation. Wages after deductions average eight to ten dollars daily for a three to four week cherry and cucumber season.

Sturgeon Bay Wisc Michigan Miller Camp Louisiana Hallie Rowe

Local 98 Personal News and League Updates

Alice McNeil and Beckam Poynter sealed marriage amid Local 98 for Congratulations. Virginia Jordan of the office also wed. Mildred Hoffman and Maggie Taylor returned to Cutting Dept after illness. Bowling League resumes Friday Sept 10. Irene Storel elected Girls League secretary and president elected. Four teams to play. next week names and captains to be announced. May Withoff from Cutting Dept celebrates Sept 3 birthday. Bill Walk of Maintenance expects a visit soon. Keep calm Bill and you will survive the blessed event.

Alice McNeil Beckam Poynter Local 98 Irene Storel Box Dept Bill

Western Electric Raises Victory for Over 3,000 U S workers

The United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers CIO won hourly wage increases from 9 to 14 cents for more than 3,000 Western Electric employees in New York. The UK adds 9 to 14 cents for 2,200 at St Paul and 1,300 at Allentown. Western Electric had resisted in 1948. A reader’s quip about a government job closes the piece.

NEW York Western Electric Co United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers CIO St Paul Allentown Western Electric

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