Ford UAW Pension Hits 10000 Retirees Since 1950
Detroit report notes the Ford UAW pension plan reached 10 000 retirees by Dec 31 1954 led by Godfrey J Wolfe a 65 year old former Ford Rouge engine plant worker. About 4000 receive maximum benefits of 52 50 monthly with Social Security. The plan began March 1 1950. most retirees have 20 28 years of service and age- based benefits average 45 monthly. Disability cases average 79 monthly. total monthly mailed benefits exceed 400 000 with 150 retirees added each month. Approximately 82 percent of retirees remain on benefits with 30 months of average benefits.
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Detroit
Ford-Uaw
Godfrey J. Wolfe
Ken Bannon
National
Ford Department
Uaw-Cio
Wolfe
Ford Rouge
Ford
UAW
Ford Uaw
UAW Ford
U.S. urged to aid Costa Rica against anti democratic attack
CIO official telegram urges U S government to support Costa Rica against aggression. It warns that a fall of Costa Rica would harm democracy in Latin America and damage U S prestige and international peace efforts. The note backs President Figueres and calls for all possible help to halt the attack.
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Washington
Republic of
Costa Rica
John Foster Dulles
O. A. Knight
CIO Latin American Affairs Committee
CIO
Central America
United States
Latin America
Figueres
Registration drive urged by Ohio CIO council workers
Local 674 UAW CIO cards urged members to verify their 1955 union card with committeemen or alternates. The Ohio CIO Council calls for a massive early 1955 voter registration drive to boost labor influence, stressing union families could form up to a million votes.
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Ohio
CIO
Uaw-Cio
CIO Council
Roscoe Ingram
Arnie Roberts
R. G. Chichester
Steve Chevalier
Greater Cincinnati
Ohio Cio Council
U.S
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