Local 674 PAC Drive Misses Quota Despite Loyal Support
A Local 674 union bulletin laments failing to meet PAC drive quotas despite a 2500 member base. Members are urged to buy $1 tickets, with anecdotes of retirees contributing, and details about a picnic at Valley View grounds on August 8. Also notes vacation pay eligibility after June 30 1953 and a forecast for a PAC booth at the picnic. The quarterly steward and committee meeting is set for August 22 1954.
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Region 2A
Local 674
Local 74
Ernie Sabirowski
Chev
Ernie
Chevrolet and Fisher
Norwood
Ene Savanion
Incs
P.S
Premie
Local 1861 Conference at Indiana U Highlights Publicity Course
Local 1861 USA CIO 25 joined the Steelworkers Summer School at Indiana University for a publicity and public relations course led by Ray Pasnisch of Steel Labor. The workshop produced two small daily papers all week with Jim Benson and the reporter assisting. A softball game saw District 30 win 8 to 7 in a heated match as delegates list is published.
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Chevrolet
Ernie
Leo
Usa-Cio
Indiana
Steelworkers
Indiana University
Ray Pasnisch
Steel Labor
Jim Benson
Otto Siekbert
District 30
al Jordan
Annual Picnic for Local 674 UAW CIO at Madeira Grove
Union Local 674 invites members to a Valley View Picnic Grove event in Madeira Ohio on Sunday August 8. Free buses depart Union Headquarters at 12 30 p.m. and park in the company lot before riding to the grove for the picnic event.
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Valley View
Picnic Grove
Madeira, Ohio
Union
Company
Grove
Cincinnati Price Index Holds Steady Amid Shifting Costs
The Cincinnati price index for the three months ending June shows 6.7 percent higher food costs and 0.2 percent higher medical care while other major groups decline. The June index is 114.2 with year over year drops in transportation, food, and personal care, and modest gains in medical care housing and recreation.
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Cincinnati
Adolph O. Berger
North Central
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ohio Workers Face 60 Percent Unemployment Cut
The CIO urges changes to Ohio's unemployment compensation law to ease worker hardship. It calls for increasing weekly maximums from 30 to 50 dollars, raising dependencies to three, extending benefits to 39 weeks, and penalizing employers for wrongful appeals.
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Ohio
CIO
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