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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1948
Page
4
Local 310 Union Posts Big Turnout in Optical Action Drive
The SUN reports Local 310 United Steelworkers completed a month of Optical Action Committee work and registered over half of 300 participants. The drive aimed at organizing optical workers and boosting union presence in the industry. Stores and workers note growing support as mobilization continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
United Steelworkers
Optical Action Committee
Local Union Drives Voter Registration in Push for Liberal Wins
Unregis seven registered as registration closes Monday October 4. Local 310 PAC praises on the ground effort to mobilize voters, noting transportation help to those registering and urging support for liberal candidates to curb profit driven monopolists and secure housing, jobs, and health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAC
Board of Elections
Sycamore Street
Dave Hall
Wholesale Prices Rise Again After Brief Decline
Washington reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows wholesale prices reversed a late August dip with the index at 168 as of September 11. Since July, average wholesale prices have stayed above the 1920 boom level, signaling continued inflationary pressure and higher unemployment risk. The note adds a historical reference to William B. Wilson as first U.S. labor secretary in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Law Foremen Refuse to Lead Striking Employes
NLRB ruling states foremen who refuse to perform the work of striking employees become strikers and cannot be refused employment. The decision addresses labor relations and the authority of foremen within Federated Press contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Press
NLRB
Factory Walkout By CIO Strikes Halt 1944 Production
In 1944 the production employer, organized by the United Auto Workers CIO, walked out causing a strike. Shortly after, the employer demanded the foree resume production work, but the workers refused to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
CIO
Novelty Workers Playing Card Local Reports
John Link reports on welfare benefits among a group labeled novelty workers, noting many already receive benefits. The column promises further details and mentions upcoming Q A literature and obstacles tied to Taft-Hartley era concerns.
Fathers Inspire Attendance at Regular Meeting Sep 10
A large turnout at our regular meeting on September 10 inspires optimism for stronger future activities. Entertainment staff praised for the fish fry and the night included music by Kellyn Duncanson and a speech by Tom Evans addressing overtime claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act. George Bock won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellyn Duncanson
Charlie Disque
Twinkletoes Tierney
Hughie Moc Kiernan
George Bock
Poker Chip Dept
Arbitration Awards Upheld on Reinstatement and Benefits
Employers refused to rehire six supervisors involved in a refusal to work but the Trial Examiner ordered their reinstatement and backpay. Holidays and sick benefits clauses in union contracts were interpreted to allow payments during layoff and to credit three years prior to contract signing for sick leave. An arbitrator ruled the employee could collect under the three year period prior to signing the Deep Rock contract. An employee has the right to arbitration.
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Hudson Mohair Co
United Textile Workers
UFL
The
Oil Workers Intl. Union
CIO
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Wm. M. Bush
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