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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
6
Union supporters celebrate a decisive 32 to 1 Heekin Can vote on June 4 rejecting strike breaking tactics. The piece notes the company’s letters to employees and argues for true collective bargaining and fair contracts.
The USA CIO Local 1861 executive board selects ten officers and committeemen for super-seniority: Joe Uehlein Bill Posey Otto Sickbert Pat Mulvey Andy Busam Irwin Lauck Emerson Mahan James Meehan Hank Schultz Marian Wiechering. The message urges awareness of layoffs, insurance continuance, unemployment claims, and an upcoming picnic.
A public notice urges eligible voters to register at the Ballot Box, listing eligibility rules and the Board of Elections address at 622 Sycamore Street. It notes hours 8 30 to 4 30 weekdays and noon Saturday, and stresses re registration for address changes or if not voted in the last two elections. It warns anti labor legislation could erase gains from collective bargaining.
The bulletin urges non members to join Local 4351 as bargaining nears and notes questions about contract sections on vacation wage additions for Plant Group A and Traffic Group A and B employees. It emphasizes unity, high membership, and responsibilities of members to sign non members. It also mentions air conditioning units expected to be fixed by July first.
The article details Alfred Kullman’s alleged covert effort to defeat unionization at American Tool Works by promoting a phony company union led by lawyer Kennedy and aides Meier and Williamson Heater. The piece portrays Kullman as obstructive, while workers push for genuine collective bargaining leading to wage increases and benefits amid a strike.
Local 4400 reports president Harold R. Zimmerman will serve on the resolutions committee at the eighth annual CWA convention in Cleveland next week. A traffic picnic is planned at Ross Kentucky on Thursday the 7th with a $2.75 price including dinner and tip. Everyone welcome.
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