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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1954

Page

4

NLRB Rules Narrow Payroll Data Demands in Medial Case

The National Labor Relations Board ruling limits unions access to employee names and individual pay rates when data is not directly tied to bargaining issues. Whitling Machine Works, Charlotte, NC, faced a demand from the CIO Steelworkers Union for detailed payroll data, including individual wages not linked to the issue at stake. The decision allows some denials, while upholding limits to prevent undue employer burden. Also notes over 100 varieties of dates grown near Medina, Saudi Arabia.

Parade Uy Gre NLRB Thuesday Hatdhing Auntin Bar ‘Hindug Img Ue Whitling Machine Works Charlotte N.C CIO Steelworkers Union

UR Welcome Class At Summitville Hosts A Monthly Meeting

Summitville UR Welcome Class of De Christian Church met Monday evening with hosts Mr and Mrs Ralph Hershberger and Mr and Mrs LeeRoy Allman. Henry Oberhaltzer presided, readings led by Mr Allman, prayer by Bil Cunningham, song performed, and Mrs Lorene Davis entertained. The group discussed church history, sold plates to benefit mental health, played games, and served refreshments, with attendees including Joan Gil Cunningham Mrs Henry Oberhaltzer and James C. Be Runther etc.

Summitville de Christian Church Ralph Hershberger LeeRoy Allman Henry Oberhaltzer E Tin Club Joan Gil Ima Marybelle Smith Sion Kathryn Gilman Gil Cunningham Daling Mes

Good Will Class Serves Dinner

The Good Will Class of the Methodist Church held a carry-in dinner after Sunday school with a social hour. Serving committee included Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Eaton and others. attendees listed include Dick Dranch Glyde Denny and families, Tom Miller, Rev Edward Aulle, and Paul Bruck. The CCG Club held its annual family picnic at Tipton Park.

Summitville Methodist Church

Local Social Notes From Glendora Dated Event

Clark and Glendora Clark host a gathering with Tradleday carry dinner details and guests including Marybelle Min Mrs William Junter and others. Attendees listed include Ralph Broyles Mabel Gray Joan Gilman and families with several Smiths and Beeson relatives visiting relatives near town.

Robert Ogden Russell Armfield Harold Beesaml Tierman Markle Roy, Kulon Karl Stephenson Belle Fennimore Armenta Kirkpatrick Ethel Burkell Zola Bridt Balboa Calif Wilson Neal

Former Prisoner Killed By Officers

In St. Louis a former convict was shot and killed and two police officers were wounded one seriously after a gunfire incident early Thursday. Gabriel Banks 32 was shot in the head and killed while Paleman John O Connell 32 was shot in the abdomen. Patrolman Homer Beckham 34 was wounded in the left arm. Officers were responding to a report Banks forced his way into a molar tar at gun point.

ST. Louis Billle Thiursay Gahelel M. Banks Moore Land John O'Connell Urain City Hospital Homer Beckham Banks

Traffic Safety On Holiday Is Urged

Washington appeals to newspapers and broadcast outlets to warn the public that the Fourth of July holiday poses no safety break. Media leaders are urged to push a stronger drive to cut holiday fatalities in half, with prominent reminders from all stations and papers. A letter from William Groebl of Park Ridge is noted as threatening violence, postmarked from Chicago, with no stated motive.

Anderson Washington Charles F. McCahill President's Action Committee For Traffic Safety McCahill Cleveland News Cleveland Plain Dealer

Indiana Gross Income Tax Sets New Record Totals

Indiana fiscal year end reports gross income tax collections at 110 million 210 thousand 108 up from prior year by 3.49 million and exceeding 1951 52 figures. Director George W Starr notes months exceeded the prior year by as much as 2 million but three last months declined, while budget director Donald H Clark calls the dropoff a possible trend. Sister Teresa of the Passion 75 former provincial superior of Notre Dame Sisters dies in Cincinnati with funeral and burial planned for Saturday.

Indianapolis Indiana George W. Starr Donald H. Clark Ifa Cincinnati Teresa of the Passion Midwest Sisters of Notre Dame Summit Convent Notre Dame Teresa Cinccinnati

School Board notes personnel moves and meetings

The board notes employment changes for Mrs Meissner and Hildebrand, and discusses next year’s staffing. They approved claims and planned attendance by representatives at National School Boards Association sessions in St Louis and Butler University workshops. Also mentions Truman improving and a Tokyo fishing industry employment figure.

Hildebrand Meissner Butler University

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