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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1949

Page

5

Pension Plan Dispute Dominates Steel Talks at U S Steel

In Pittsburgh U S Steel and United Steelworkers resumed three hour talks on whether pension demands can be muscled into the labor agreement. U S Steel says contracts reopen only on pay and benefits, while union president Philip Murray insists pensions are part of wages. A July 16 strike deadline looms for 175,000 U S Steel workers, with wider industry impact.

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Aunt Het

Helen fears Jim will remarry after her death while he hopes to outlive her to avoid leaving her without a caregiver.

Helen Jim

Foundrymen Plan Northeast Conference in Syracuse

The Central New York chapter of the American Foundrymen’s Society plans a regional conference November 23 to 26 in Syracuse. The meeting to discuss details is at Hotel Onondaga with Syracuse University reps and committee members. L. L. Wright of Geneva chairs the program committee.

New York State Hotel Onondaga Committee of the American Foundrymen’s Society Syracuse University New York L. L. Wright Geneva EL BE. Hoex Livingston Wiliam Dunn Syracuse J. FL Livingston Binghamtern

Telephone Strike Threatened by CIO Union

The CIO Communication Workers of America, representing about 320,000 telephone workers, voted to call a nationwide strike within three months if needed to win bargaining recognition from the Bell system. The action includes economic and political tactics to support a recognition campaign, with about half of the workers being switchboard operators.

Chicago CLO Bell System Communication ‘Workers of America

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