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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1955
Page
8
CWA CIO Local 4400 reports a second week of a solid strike against Southern Bell. Picket lines are strong as supervisors from outside areas are flown in. The strike began March 14 after eight months of fruitless negotiations and the no strike clause remains unchanged.
Nancy Uhl and Herb Duncan face serious health battles while Harold Zimmerman welcomes a baby boy Gradon Mark Zimmerman. CIO members send best wishes as contract disputes cite wages health benefits and reclassification. Community events include a CWA Local 4400 4351 spring dance with Tony Cappa Orchestra and door prizes.
State Senate committee approved Senate Bill 96 after only 10 seconds of testimony by Senator Fred W. Danner. The bill requires unions to file yearly detailed financial reports, prompting union opposition and questions about coverage beyond labor groups. Legislative observers dubbed the measure Senator Danner's 10-Second Baby.
The piece accuses top Ohio lobbyists backing Senate Bill 192 of removing exemptions in city income taxes and forcing a heavier burden on workers. It argues the bill would outlaw exemptions for children and prohibit graduated rates, protecting corporate interests at the expense of small taxpayers.
A series of union meetings is scheduled in April with Local 504 meeting April 4 at 425 E Fourth St and PJMW Local 256 meeting April 4 at 425 E Fourth St. Steelworkers Local 3105 holds a meeting April 7 at 5:30 p.m. at the Eagles Hall Elmwood Ohio and Local 504 and Local 256 events appear in listings for Norwood and surrounding areas.
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