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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1965

Page

17

National Officers of UE Join Picket Line at Jones

Albert J. Fitzgerald and James J. Mattes of the United Electrical Workers joined UE Local 212 strikers at the Jones division plant of Beloit Corp in Dalton. The Jones plant has not seen a strike in 22 years, as talks with Beloit stalled after a contract dispute over incentive raises. A federal mediator met with both sides but yielded no progress, with another session planned next week.

Jones United Electrical Workers Union Beloit Corp Dalton Albert J. Fitzgerald James J. Mattes Fitzgerald Matles Jones Division E. D. Jones Corp Beloit Wis.) Corp Wisconsin Pennsylvania Mailes Hugh Harley Gerald P. Steinberg Libriazé William Hopper Ralph H. Becker Local International Union International Union of Electrical Workers Aflcio General Electric Co Westinghouse Electric Corp

Double Alarm Fire at Wahconah Heights Damages Units

A Pittsfield woman escaped uninjured as a double alarm fire at Wahconah Heights began from a cigarette spark. The blaze destroyed Mrs. Agnes Cahalan’s apartment and damaged three other units in the elderly housing project. Residents were relocated, with no hospitalizations. Fire officials cited a faulty alarm relay and noted heavy smoke required masks for firefighters. Some valuables were recovered, and damage estimates were not yet available.

Pittsfield Wahconah Heights Agnes Cahalan Wahoonah Street John L. Friederick Cahalan Alberta Lamont Waller Koch Lamont Gertrude E. Hill Alfred Willis Ethel Miller William Cowlin Dorothy Lavigne Arthur C. McGill Central Station Morningside Peck’s Road Arnold P. Klinke Secon Arthur L. Benham Richard &. Kascher Mit Mt

Springside Tulips Nearing Full Bloom at Springside Park

Approximately 4,000 tulips will be in bloom at Springside Park this weekend as the peak period for the spring. Park Superintendent Vincent J. Hebert urged residents to visit the park to see the tulips and noted exceptional color in the flowering crabapple trees this year.

Springside Park Vincent J. Hebert

Births listed from Pittsfield and nearby towns

Birth notices from Pittsfield General and St Luke's announce a son for Dorothy Ochs Lenox and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Henry Kawal czyk Great Barrington plus a daughter for Mr and Mrs Nelson Cardozo and a son Kevin Joseph for May 14. Further entries note a son Keith William for Mr and Mrs William L Gants Lanham Maryland and reveal Mrs Ganis is Gail Schilling with lineage to Paul F Schilling.

Pittsfield Dorothy Ochs Lenox Henry Kawalczyk Great Barrington St. Luke's Nelson Cardozo John St Paul J. Martin Bushey Road Kevin Joseph Martin Joan Shaughnessy James Shaughnessy Albany N.Y Thomas F. Martin William L. Gants Lanham Keith Wiliam Prince George's County Hospital Cheverly Ganis Gail Schilling Paul F. Schilling Maud St Esteline Ganis Nichols, S.C

Proposed Marriage of Electrical Unions Gains Attention

UE leaders floated a marriage between the United Electrical Workers and the International Union of Electrical Workers to present a united front in negotiations with General Electric and Westinghouse. They cited UE gains in Waynesboro and Toronto as evidence of growing strength and warned of campaigns to win GE plants away from the IUE if talks stall.

IUE CIO Fitzgerald James B. Carey Carey Paul J. Jennings Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers UAW Matles Independent Union National Labor Relations Board Waynesboro Toronto TUE Pittsfield Lynn GE

3rd Auto Death in Week Glendale Woman Dies After Crash

A 24 year old Glendale house wife, Mrs. Mary Kolaski, died at St Luke's Hospital after her car struck two trees on South Street near Boylston. She was alone, and authorities say she failed to make a curve and went off the road. The car traveled 54 feet before hitting the trees, and her injuries included a skull fracture and internal injuries. The body lies at Searing Stevens Funeral Home in Stockbridge.

Glendale South Street Boylston Street Mary Kalaski Middle Road Pittsfield Kolaski West Stockbridge Winthrop FL Electa Conlin Sheerin Frank W. Koleski Jr Dana Elizabeth Michael Winthrop Colonie N.Y Peter U.S. Army Searing- Stevens Funeral Home Stockbridge

Foul Ball Shatters Car Windshield in May Claim

Roy Le Norman of North Adams files an $80.55 claim against the city for a foul ball hit by a PHS junior varsity player at Deming Playground on Newell Street. The ball allegedly shattered his car windshield and the incident occurred on May 3.

PHS Deming Newell Street Roy LE. Norman North Adams Norman

No Water Restrictions on Pails Says Mayor Dillon

Mayor Dillon told The Eagle there is no limit on watering with pails or sprinkling cans for gardens and car washing. A hose ban remains in effect with odd-numbered houses allowed on Saturdays from 7 to 9 and even-numbered sides on Sundays from 7 to 9. He will review the rules at month end.

Dillon The Eagle

Bradford Block Hearing Delayed

The Health Department postpones a hearing on condemning the Bradford Block at 375 North St for one week. The hearing is rescheduled to 10:30 a.m. May 28. deficiencies cited include wiring and toilet facilities in the 90 apartment building.

Health Department Bradford North St Harold Stein

Teachers' Federation Poll Favors Shorter School Day

A Pittsfield Teachers' Federation poll of 124 elementary teachers finds opposition to lengthening the school day. Lincoln D. Lynch questions unsigned negative surveys while noting the longer day conflicts with Willis Report recommendations and state rules. Most respondents oppose adding 25 minutes, citing reduced attention and fatigue, with disparities over pay and administration consideration.

Teachers’ Federation Pittsfield State Department of Education Lynch Donald Morelli Aflcio Joseph J. Canavan Teachers’ Association Federation

Adams Markets Grant Fourth Pay Raise in Two Years

Adams Super Markets employees, about 350, will receive a new wage raise averaging 10 cents per hour immediately. Workers at 40 hours or more weekly gain $4 weekly. those under 40 hours get 10 cent hourly increases. Previous raises occurred in May 1963 and May and September last year. Adams operates stores in Pittsfield Adams North Adams and Great Barrington is under construction. Robert L. Gibson named Kentucky colonel during Louisville visit for electric utilities meeting.

Adams Super Markets Jacob Wineberg Adams Pittsfield North Adams Great Barrington

Walt Solek Orchestra Plays At Swistak-Adams Saf

Night lineup features Walt Solek Orchestra at Swistak Adams Saf with Adv for 22 women's wide widths from Shoe Box.

Swistak

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