CIO War Relief expands leadership with five new appointees
President Philip Murray adds five national CIO leaders to the National CIO War Relief Committee, increasing membership to 12. Irving Abramson notes the move will boost expanded programs among CIO members and aid trade unionists abroad. New appointees include George F. Addes George Baldanzi Albert J. Fitzgerald John J. Grogan and David J. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cio War Relief Committee
Philip Murray
Irving Abramson
Munity
Abramson
CIO
George F. Addes
United Automobile Workers
George Baldanzi
Textile Workers Union of America
Albert J. Fitzgerald
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
John J. Grogan
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
NWLB case on female rates and back pay delays
Telegram notes NWLB accepted petition on interpretation of regional order and denied female rates changes. Formal notice to follow, then negotiations to implement. back pay computation will be lengthy as time cards and labor tickets from May 28 1944 require review. Rally details and extended emergency law info included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War Labor Board
NWLB
Regiona Board
Regional Board
William Bockelman
Public Relations Dept
Ohio Industrial Commission
Music Hall
14Th
Elm Sis
Formica Group
Washington Park
Labor meeting in Cincinnati features Everett and Father Deters
United Steelworkers 1861 members heard Rollin Everett editor of The SUN and Labor candidate for City Council and Father Richard T. Deters head of Xavier University's Evening Labor School. The event promoted labor unity and outlined education programs, with a Mass Rally at Music Hall planned for Sunday September 23 with CIO director Kermit Eby as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Everett
The
SUN and Labor
Richard T. Deters
S. F
Xavier University
Father Deters
Sycamore St
Redwood
Parkway
Music Hall
Kermit Eby
CIO
Kermit
Antioch
Voice of Labor
Hand of Labor
Cincinnati
Novelty Workers Party Sets Oct 27 Club Village Gala
The Novelty Workers Party Will Be At Alms By Grace Foster Plaything and Novelty Workers Local 256 held a Friday meeting. Preparations for contract talks dominated discussion. Entertainment Committee announced arrangements with Hotel Arms for the annual party in Club Village on Oct 27 with buffet, setup, music and dancing. Members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Foster
Club Village
Pritchard Local 22 Official Dies in Kentucky
Clarence E. Pritchard financial secretary of Local 22 United Steelworkers died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Bellevue Kentucky He served in World War I and worked at Newport Rolling Mills He is survived by wife Eleanor Harris Pritchard and mother Mrs Lillian Pritchard. Burial took place September 17 at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Pritchard
United Steelworkers of America
Taylor Ave
Bellevue
Pritchard
Newport Rolling Mills
Union
Eleanor Harris Pritchard
Lillian Pritchard
Evergreen Cemetery
Stall Local 3526 Faces Certification Setback
The certification sought by Stall Local 3526 on Sept 17 was denied by the National Labor Relations Board. Ray Sowder of United Steelworkers said the company did not agree with the proposed unit, but the local remains undeterred and aims to push forward to win the NLRB election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunkenheimer Co
National Labor Relations Board
Ray Sowder
United Steelworkers
Sowder
NLRB
Allis-Chalmers Workers Plan Nationwide Master Contract
Allis-Chalmers workers council in Springfield Ill adopted a plan for a master contract covering 35 000 CIO employees at plants nationwide. A drafting committee from each international and the CIO will meet in West Allis Wis to prepare for a Boston meeting in October. The group seeks a 30 percent wage increase and warns of economic action if WLB directives are not followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Workers Council
Springfield
Ill
Norwood
West Allis
Wis
Boston
Workers Council
WLB
WLB Orders Day Company To Extend 766 Contract
Regional War Labor Board directs J. H. Day Co Cincinnati to extend its contract with United Electrical Workers until a new agreement is negotiated. Local 766 cites uncooperative management and wage-cut pressures as 175 workers at two plants face low pay. Negotiations at B. A. Wesche Electric Co proceed well with major points agreed and full wage increase demands to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLB
Day Company
Regional War Labor Board
J. H. Day Co
Cincinnati
United Electrical Workers
Waldo Stager
Stager
War Labor Board
B. A. Wesche Electric Co
Truman
Congress
Music Hall
Cinnati
Rally For Jobs
Fur and Leather Foresee Full Employment at Local 214
The Leather Workers union notes full employment at American Oak Leather Co and recalls many workers, including veterans, with wage talks pointing to a 25 to 30 percent rise. Members anticipate overtime reductions to 40 hours, and Local 214 plans for 1945 contract finalization after meetings in New York and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Oak Leather Co
New York City
International Finance Committee
New York
International Executive Board
Atlantic City
Abe Feinglass
Cincinnati
International Board
Local 214
Fur
Shell Leather Goods Co
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CIO War Relief
Com
Addes
Baldanzi
Fitzgerald
Grogan
McDonald
U. E. News
Formica
Elmer Kauffman
Everett
William Medick
Cincinnati Newspaper Guild
CIC
National Guild
Ohio Progressive Editors Association
Post
C. E. Pritchard
Allis Workers Unite For
Local 766
Packard Electric Co
Warren, C
General Motors Corp
Council
Full Leather Co
George Grigsby
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