Solar Struck By IBEW As Talks Fail WARREN
Local 2006 members planned a 6 30 p m picket at the plant as talks with Solar Struck brake down over a closed shop and checkoff system. Walter J Bremann the company president said wage offers were rejected and the union claimed no wage increase. International rep Victor R Verdeker accused the company of bad faith while the plant remained open for workers.
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Solar
IBEW
Loa Ae Peelee Srna
Walter J. Bremann
Victor R. Verdekel
Coraopolis
International Union
Dremann
Verdeker
Sleeping costs barber one fine in Albany
Albany AP report states barber Dominick Cubello explained a three hour street obstruction ticket by dozing in a barber chair. He paid a $6 fine. Los Angeles: Ronald Dennis Wolff, 15, killed his mother with an axe handle last May and was sentenced to life in prison after a jury ruled he was sane at the time.
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Albany
Dominick Cubello
Cubello
Los Angeles
Ronald Dennis Wolff
Wolff
Erie County OKs 62 Pay Hike Of 80000
Erie County Salary Board approved 1962 pay raises totaling about 80000 for seven departments including Controller Treasurer Prothonotary Clerk of Courts Recorder of Deeds Register of Wills and Commissioners office. Several department heads won exceptions such as a 430 raise for Dolores Englert and 100 increases for Winifred Babbitt other salaried moves set for Mabel Danielson Alma Jansen Lynn Atwood and others. Commissioner Louis Rumyek opposed some increases citing tax fears while the board pushed ahead with the schedules after discussion.
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Erie County
Erie
Fred W. Lamberton
Carl D. Proctor
Louis J. Raymek
Byron J. Clapper
Recorder of Deeds
Register of Wills
Commissioners’ Office
Veterans Office
Cory
Robert Dalley
Dolores Englert
Adele Bole
Sarah McQuitty
Winifred Babbitt
Miss Babbitt
Sakity
Cathe File
Mabel Daniel
Alma Jansen
R Lynn Atwood
Ploye
Trozen” Milary
Wetuties
Deeda Valley
Adt
Dalley
Buird
Louis Ruymek
Former Rep Joe Starnes Dies After Hearing Collapse
Former Representative Joe Starnes of Alabama died yesterday after collapsing at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing. Starnes served in Congress from 1933 to 1945, noted for his long tenure in the U.S. House and involvement in earlier political debates.
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Solondies Washington
Joe Starnes
D-Ale
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor leader warns steel talks must avoid broad disruption
A Labor Leader says he remains in close touch with steel negotiations and believes a June 30 contract deadline would risk a shutdown this year. He argues a strike amid a growing economy would hinder recovery and harm national interests. He notes civilian unemployment around 705 million, with labor force growth slowed by education and military buildup in 1961.
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Fee Tratiba
Minke
Goldberg
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