Strike Ends at American Tool Works After Union Vote
United Steelworkers Local 1859 ends its strike at American Tool Works Company by unanimous vote on November 21 1954. The action follows a National Labor Relations Board order for a government election among employees to be held within 30 days and amid ongoing disputes over recognition and bargaining.
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United Steelworkers of America
American Tool Works Company
National Labor Relations Board
Washington, D.C
James P. Gallagher
American Tool Works Co
American Tool Works, Inc
Unanimous Strike Ends at Local Union 1859 Plant
Telegram from Whitehouse district director announces a strike end by unanimous vote of Local Union 1859. Employees are urged to return to work immediately and negotiations for further collective bargaining are ready at any time and place.
Steelworkers Hold Area Parley in District Conference
Delegates from nearly all area locals attended a district meeting at Local 310's new hall. District Director Al Whitehouse urged union expansion to include white-collar workers and highlighted 1954 convention goals and legislative program. The group announced a 1955 Summer Institute at Miami University with a $2500 scholarship contest.
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United Steelworkers of America
Aluminum Industries
al Whitehouse
Whitehouse
United Steelworkers
Atlantic City
District 25
Miami University
Oxford
Miami
Local 310 Secures its Own Home Murray Hall
Local 310 United Steelworkers now owns its hall after remodeling Redmens Hall in Fairmount. The district 25 unit named the building Murray Hall and praised President Ed Zeuch and all officers for the achievement ahead of the November 20 meeting.
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Num Industries
Redmens’ Hall
Carll Street
Fairmount
Local 310
Trojans
District 25
United Steelworkers
Kentucky
Ed Zeuch
Local
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American Tool Works
Cincinnati
Albert C. Jordan
Jordan
Frank L. Jensen
USA
CIO
Alumi
Ray Hall
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