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The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1955

Page

4

Local 4400 Traffic Girls Support Charity Radio Auction

Forty-two Traffic girls from Local 4400 CWA CIO donated their time to a charity radio auction on station W Z LP for the Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Northern Kentucky from May 16 to May 22 1955. Officials commended the effort and urged continued pledges to the CWA Defense Fund as the drive supports 50 000 members and families for ten weeks.

4400 W.z.lp Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Northern Kentucky Phil Schneider Bill Reder C.W.A. Defense Fund AFL CIO Miami Beach Cincinnati Union Cincinnati

Eye Opener radio show launches on WSAI 1360 mornings

The Eye Opener from UAW CIO airs weekdays at 6 15 to 6 45 am on WSAI 1360 Detroit origin. Guy Nunn and Joe Walsh host a half hour mix of union news local weather time and music. The program promotes the 1955 bargaining agenda and features coverage of national and international developments.

Uaw-Cio WSAI Guy Nunn UAW Uaw-Cio International Union Nunn Joe Walsh Detroit Chrysler

World Today on the Bubble and Red Threats

A short commentary argues that the world faces trouble from so called Reds hidden behind the Iron Curtain. It urges openness so people can see how America remains blessed and free.

America Land of the Free

Local 674 UAW-CIO vote shows workers behind negotiators

A Local 674 meeting approved a strike ballot to press GM for a fair contract. Members praised orderly conduct and solidarity behind their officers and negotiating committee. Speaker emphasized that bread and butter depend on securing a decent and fair agreement and pledged to fight hard if talks fail.

Uaw-Cio H-Ll

Contract Bar Plan Urged by Goldberg

Washington CIO General Counsel Arthur J. Goldberg urged the Senate to pass S 1760 to bar government contracts with employers found guilty of unfair labor practices by the NLRB. The restriction would lift once the violation is remedied, addressing current requirements to award contracts to the lowest bidder despite NLRB convictions.

Washington CIO Arthur J. Goldberg Senate Suport National Labor Relations Board Goldberg NLRB

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