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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1954
Page
5
A speech extols union strength and unity as a path to shared gains. It praises higher pay vacations 40 hour weeks and pensions while urging members to recruit new workers to secure a guaranteed 52 week pay. The message emphasizes collective action to expand the union and achieve future goals.
At a Local 647 union meeting George Jent was elected educational reporter to explain workers rights under the Workmen's Compensation Law and the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law. He will educate members on compensation in injury cases and unemployment during layoff with committee support and personal dedication.
A typographical error earlier suggested a 50th anniversary for George Bernhardt of the ACWA pensioners. He clarifies it was the 56th anniversary and jokes about waiting for a 75th milestone to receive gifts. He asks friends to hold gifts until then.
The National CIO Conference on Safety and Occupational Health urged federal and state probes of workers compensation laws and joint union management safety committees in plants. It cited 15 000 annual deaths and 2 006 000 lost time accidents and urged 80 percent wage loss coverage and a federal rehabilitation program aligned with President Eisenhower proposals.
CIO Publicity Department offers 1954 wallet calendars advertising John W. Vandercock's radio newscast to remind listeners of the CIO sponsored program. Stewards may distribute them in departments. orders accepted at 718 Jackson Place NW Washington DC for $9 per thousand.
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