Teamwork in Sports and Union Made Purchases
A short piece stresses teamwork as the key to a winning ball club not a single star. It also argues buying union made products supports workers and protects jobs by enabling others to buy the same product.
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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1954
Page
6
A short piece stresses teamwork as the key to a winning ball club not a single star. It also argues buying union made products supports workers and protects jobs by enabling others to buy the same product.
Union president Beirne declares a great victory after the Western Electric Installers strike settlement. Notices outline bargaining with Cincinnati Suburban Bell Telephone Co starting after August 16 1954. July meetings include Executive board July 12 Plant stewards July 20 and a July 22 traffic picnic.
Local 4351 CWA CIO W E Installers win hourly wage increases averaging 5 to 6 cents. Ohio Bell offers no pay for about 5,500 workers, while others gain 1 to 2 dollars. 3,500 workers may receive nothing per company figures. The Long Lines Bargaining Committee meets late July to review demands before talks with the company in mid August. Ernie Locknane to sit again on the bargaining committee. A picnic is set for Saturday July 31 at Hartwell Country Club with a ball game for boys and girls at 3:30 p.m. Corkie seeks picnic committee volunteers. bring family and lunch.
Local 674 UAW CIO seeks volunteers to help at the annual picnic on August 8 at the same location as last year. Contact Chet Perkins Orville Priest Walter Lawson or Hulon Jeffries to be assigned tasks and work on site.
Voters must re register if they changed address or did not vote in the last two elections. The Board of Elections at 622 Sycamore Street is open 8 30 to 4 30 weekdays and noon Saturdays. Eligible to register are those who will be 21 before November 2.
Inclement weather could not dampen Local 1861 USA CIO picnic with races for children ages 3 to 15, two ladies events, and prize giveaways. Winners include Margarita Angel, Bobby Dewald, Judy Schnerd, and Mary Slade. special thanks to Earl Richter for supervision and to attendees.
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