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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1946

Page

7

Clothing Workers Win Wage Increases at Dunlap Shop

Arthur Hartmann reports that Henry Seibert secured wage boosts from 1½ to 2½ cents an hour for Dunlap Clothes Shop workers. Negotiations with Mac Gregor Golf Inc and other firms continue, with Hartmann hopeful for swift settlements. PAC contributions of $1 are rising. Bertha Haggard, injured at the Ohio CIO Council Convention, is resting at home with union hopefuls sending speedy recovery wishes.

Arthur Hartmann Cincinnati Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Henry Seibert Dunlap Clothes Bertha Haggard Ohio Cio Council

Spring Grove Cemetery Talks Resume Amid Labor Dispute

United Cemetery Workers and Spring Grove Cemetery management resumed talks after a walkout by the union. President Talmadge Zipperer reported the company offered an 8 cent raise, while the union seeks 30 cents, and a union shop remains rejected. Discussions also cover vacation provisions and other proposals.

United Cemetery Workers Spring Grove Talmadge Zipperer Zipperer

Fur and Leather Destiny in Cincinnati Election Speech

Local 214 urges Cincinnati union members to vote in November to oppose Taft allies and supporters of anti labor policy. The message frames the vote as a battle against a corrupted political regime and calls for bold action to defend democracy and organized labor for the future.

Local 214 Cincinnati Taft Hess Elston Bricker Senate

Ninth Annual Dance by Local 310 United Steelworkers

Gladys Eckert announces Local 310 USWA Ninth Annual Dance on Dec 21 1946 at Cumminsville Veterans Hall Blue Rock and Cole rain avenues admission 2 tickets from committee members Eckert Grear Black Duecker Klosterman Werk Zuech. Regular meeting Sept 22 at 1725 Carll Street urged with refreshments. Whitehouse Distr 25 USA lauds 28 weeks of strikes boosting 12000 steelworkers and calls for organizing unorganized steelworkers under USA CIO. He warns politics needed to protect gains urging PAC support and $1 contributions.

United Steelworkers of America Cumminsville Veterans Hall Blue Rock and Cole Carll Street District 25 al Whitehouse USA UAW Whitehouse

Rau Attends Board Meeting of Local 256 Union

Clarence Rau of Local 256Será attends the General Executive Board meeting of the Plaything, Jewelry and Novelty Workers Union in Worcester Massachusetts this week. Rau was recently re elected Executive Board member.

The Plaything, Jewelry and Novelty Workers Union Worcester Mass Clarence Rau Rau

Sowder Claims Elston Hess Cut Wages by 27.61 Weekly

Raymond G. Sowder charged that Elston and Hess reduced wages by 27.61 per week citing inflation and PAC spending. He said printing costs fund political education and that half the PAC dollars go to the national group while half stay local. He linked price controls to higher family costs and urged pro labor funding for a stronger Congress.

NLRB Elston Hess Sowder Hamilton County Congress For America

Local 1895 Sets 100 Percent Registration Drive Goal

Harry King, chairman of Local 1895 PAC, United Steelworkers, says the drive aims for full registration and 100 percent PAC contributions. The report notes strong turnout from unregistered voters and plans include a September 21 meeting at Lincoln Court Center and a September 28 picnic at Madeira Park with eight bowling teams starting Friday nights.

United Steelworkers of America Harry King PAC King Sycamore Street Bill Cavainie Louis O'Brien Emil Schwartz Madeira Park al Anderson Mergard Oakley

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