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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1945

Page

8

Wage rise drive to preserve take home pay in UAW drive

Major CIO unions push for wage increases to restore purchasing power after overtime cuts. United Steelworkers and United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers seek 2 a day for nearly two million workers, while UAW demands 30 percent to keep take home pay steady on a 40 hour week. Immediate 5 percent raise offered to avert strike, but 30 percent final.

UAW CIO United Steelworkers United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers United Auto Workers Auto The Detroit News

Following a Union Leader on a 24 Hour Duty

United Steelworkers organizer Al Jordan based in Cincinnati covers wage cases across District 25. He travels to Cleveland for a WLB hearing then to Middletown and Hamilton for mass meetings and wage negotiations. He later visits Dayton Springfield Minster and New Bremen before returning home to catch up on desk work.

WLB Middletown Hamilton Rally For Jobs Dayton Springfield Minster New Bremen Lima Jordan

Hamilton Rallies Are Successful

Two large CIO meetings in Hamilton attracted many leaders and hundreds of attendees. Frank Bender led the CIO program, with UAW, Methodist and Catholic speakers, praising full employment and a rally for jobs at Music Hall and Roosevelt Junior High School.

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