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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1954

Page

3

Tool Works Strike Continues Over alleged hypocrisy and union issue

More than 200 Local 1859 members of the United Steelworkers accused American Tool Works of deceit and a bad faith stance toward bargaining. District Director Al Whitehouse urged an early NLRB election, condemning a company union strategy and alleged lies used to pressure workers. The NLRB hearing was postponed to October 20, with the union seeking an immediate election to settle the dispute.

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Bargaining Committee Urges Vote on 12 Month Contract

Local 4351 CWA CIO urges members to ratify a new agreement covering the next 12 months and 15 days with retroactive pay from Oct 9 1954. Ballots mailed in self addressed envelopes. quarterly meeting Oct 28 at Linton Hotel Parlor 5 with Ernie Locknane briefing attendees.

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Local 1861 CIO hears convention report in Oct session

Local 1861 USA CIO met on Saturday Oct 16 with guest Al (Pop) Jones former president noting it feels good to be back. Earl Wagner Congress candidate spoke praising his 1948 50 term voting record and attacking Hess. Reports on sick and insurance noted. anniversary mass for Phil Murray at St Patrick’s planned. Local delegates reported from Steelworkers Convention and unity comments by David J. MacDonald. Fall Party set for Oct 23. retirees meeting Oct 25 at 8 p.m.

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Local 647 UAW CIO Ballot Faces Favorable Sample

In The Sun’s note on union elections, the Randall Unit receives praise for its clean sample ballot and timely political publication. The piece lauds the publication as well timed and useful, replacing prior complaints with compliments.

Uaw-Cio the Sun Randall

News Guild Installs Officers at Annual Cincinnati Event

The Cincinnati Newspaper Guild held its annual party at Mt. Airy Forest on Oct. 13 and installed officers for 1954 55 led by President Henry Childress of the Kentucky Post and Vice President Carl Bley of Times Star. Delegates to the CIO Council were Clarence Heitzman of the Kentucky Post and Jessie Schmedes of the Post with Virginia Frankhouse as secretary and Gordon Ireland as treasurer.

Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Mt. Airy Forest Henry Childress Kentucky Post Carl Bley Times Star Virginia Frankhouse Post Gordon Ireland CIO Council Clarence Heitzman Jessie Schmedes

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