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The Union Times
New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut
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New Haven Typographical Union No. 47 negotiates new contract with Wilson H. Lee Co. for 110 workers, including $2 raises, $4 night differential, vacation, and holidays; submitted to War Labor Board. Union affiliates with Connecticut Federation of Labor.
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John Honore, president of New Haven Typographical Union, No. 47, announced today that a new contract, which covers 110 men, has been negotiated with the Wilson H. Lee Co.
The contract, which is now being submitted to the War Labor Board for Approval, provides a $2 raise for the day and night side, plus a $2 differential increase for the night side, making a $4 differential for the night men. It also provides one week's vacation with pay, and pay for five holidays.
The committee which negotiated the contracts was composed of William Redmond, chairman; Joseph J. Egan, Joseph Eterlin, David Mandell, John Casper, Richard Ryan, and John Honore.
It was also announced that John Redmond, Arthur Finnegan, and James Golden have been named delegates to the New Haven Central Labor Council. Two more are still to be named. Local 47 has also voted to affiliate with the Connecticut Federation of Labor.
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John Honore announces negotiation of new contract with Wilson H. Lee Co. for 110 men, including $2 raises, $4 night differential, one week's paid vacation, and pay for five holidays, submitted to War Labor Board. Committee: William Redmond (chair), Joseph J. Egan, Joseph Eterlin, David Mandell, John Casper, Richard Ryan, John Honore. Delegates named to New Haven Central Labor Council: John Redmond, Arthur Finnegan, James Golden. Local 47 affiliates with Connecticut Federation of Labor.