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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1955
Page
3
Councilman Al Jordan opposes a proposed 4 percent yearly gas rate ordinance arguing it favors the gas company and imposes a long 412 year term with a renewal after 24 years. He urges delay for study and urges extensions to June 30 1955 and expert analysis to protect consumers.
A union note urges members to invest in the Local 674 UAW-CIO Credit Union, arguing funds are insured and as safe as a bank while offering support to workers. It calls for new supervisory and publicity committees, notes a 3 percent dividend possible at the Feb meeting, and outlines contract talks with GM and Ford plus upcoming elections of committees and delegates.
Local 4400 CWA CIO lists five February meetings for Executive Board Traffic Plant and Office groups with times for stewards members and the ship. The item invites input on breaking groups into smaller meetings to discuss legislation education organization and social aims and notes J Beirne’s address to appear in the Sun.
PMW Local 256 schedules a meeting on Friday February 1 at 8 p.m. in the Junior Order Hall on Weyer Avenue in Norwood Ohio.
Al Whitehouse, president of the Kentucky CIO Council and CIO Steelworkers District 25, was installed as a vice president of the National Council of Churches in Boston during the council's biennial General Assembly. He is the first union leader to be named to such a high post, reflecting his long service as a church layman.
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