V63N4 | International Brotherhood of Boilermakers

The Boilermaker Reporter

Winter 2024

Volume 63, Number 4

Oct 2024 to Dec 2024
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Service pins announced in the Winter 2024 Boilermaker Reporter

Locals award service pins

You are the union

You are the union

U.S. Court of Appeals denies Jones, upholds August 2023 decision

U.S. Court of Appeals denies Jones, upholds August 2023 decision

L-549’s Angel Greer accepts her Woman of the Year award from Congressman John Garamendi (D-CA).

L-549’s Woman of the Year

L-169 apprentice Amber Combs instructs two Fraser High School CTE students on buddy welding best practices.

L-169 apprentices ignite students’ interest in Boilermakers

Boilermakers ratify agreement with BNSF Railway

For the first time, women at L-549 compete at Shoot For A Cure, a March of Dimes fundraiser. Showing their prizes from l. to r., are Rennae Ross, Christian Haines, Kesheona Darden and Theodora Neuburger.

L-549 hosts Shoot For A Cure

Local 549 shows their Boilermaker spirit in the banner parade.

2024 Tradeswomen Build Nations displays strength of women and unionism

In 1938, Boilermakers established its first non-white auxiliary local in Nashville, Tennessee. By the end of World War II, 44 auxiliary locals existed, mostly in shipyards. Jene Brooks, front row, first on left, was a Black member of L-42 in Nashville.

World War II forces unions into racial diversity

L-85 BM-ST Tim Timmons accepts recognition by United Way for the lodge’s fundraising support. With Timmons are (left) retired Boilermaker Jack Miller, who represents the Lima Building Trades on the United Way board and Erin Hardesty, President of the United Way of Greater Lima.

L-85 United Way support builds positive recognition

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