CIO Locals Rally Behind Steel Strike Support
Easton Ard UAW CIO Local 1028 sergeant at arms with 20 members hands Steve Chevalier CIO Council secretary a small cash donation to the USA-CSO Strike Fund for Local 1859. Ed Hellkamp urges all UAW locals to back the strike as the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council CIO pledges full support for the Steel workers.
Local 1859 Strikers Hold Line Amid Heat and Hope
Local 1859 USA CIO members, in sweltering heat, heard Al Whitehouse recount bargaining since the start, and voted to continue the strike until a fair settlement is reached. A union supporter decried company indifference, while unemployment checks were delayed by appeals. Condolences to Harry Roll on his father’s death. Thanks extended to unions and locals for donations.
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CIO discounts Ike optimism from economic policy call
Washington CIO official Emil Rieve denounces the August 12 economic statement as selective optimism. He cites declines in manufacturing employment, shorter work weeks, rising unemployment, and declines in steel, auto sales, and retail for a warning that the economy must continually expand beyond 1952 levels to sustain prosperity.
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