Court Backs Black-Clawson In Pension-Plan Appeal
The U S Court of Appeals upheld Black-Clawson Co s profit sharing retirement plan now totaling over 900000. The NLRB had ruled against it after CIO union protest claiming unfair labor practice in 1951. About 850 employees participate with the company contributing 10 percent of pre tax profit to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Court of Appeals
Black-Clawson Co
National Labor Relations Board
Adew
CIO
Black Clawson
National Labor Relations Act
NLRB
Bor
Board
Shattle Bros
Keuthan Foundry
Black- Clawson
Student Nurses Injured In Three Vehicle Crash
Two 20 year old student nurses from Hamilton were injured in a three vehicle crash on Rt. 4 in Springdale while being driven to a class at Longview State Hospital, Cincinnati. Charlene Werner and Marian Winkeljohann, residents of Hamilton, were listed in fair condition. Winkeljohann required immediate surgery for head and chest injuries. Werner suffered a possible hip fracture, leg injury and cuts. Their brother Albert, 26, the auto’s driver, was uninjured. The victims were transported by Sharonville VFW ambulance.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Rt. 4
Springdale
Charlene Werner
Baltimore St
Marian Winkeljohann
Harmon Ave
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Winkeljohann
Albert
Sharonville
VFW
Miss Winkeljohann
Miss Werner
St. Catherine's Nurses Home
N. 2Nd Street
Wilson lawnfete date set for May 7 1954
The Wilson School PTO announced May 7 as the annual lawnfete fundraiser date. Manuel Garlikovy was named chairman and Russell Willer co chair, marking the first lawnfete of 1954 for the local school group despite wintry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School
Manuel Garlikovy
Russell Willer
Wilson
Garlikov
First Baptist Church Advances Sunday Hours
The Rev John I Parr announced changed Sunday morning times at First Baptist Church. Sunday School moves from 9:30 to 9:15 a m and church services start at 10:30 a m instead of 10:40 a m. The earlier worship time allows all church choirs to participate each Sunday. Changes take effect this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John I. Parr
Parr
Youth Draws Probation In Trade For Promises
Charles Barger, 19, of 2502 S Main, placed on probation by Squire J E Jackson on condition he fulfill promises made at arraignment on a non support charge. He agreed to pay his wife 30 dollars weekly and cover constable fees. Arrested yesterday at Manchester Avenue and Doty Street. Complainant was Lorene Barger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barger
S. Main St
Squire J. E. Jackson
Barger
Manchester Avenue
Doty Street
Lorene Barger
Jai alai uses a hard ball the size of a baseball
A description notes that jai alai employs a ball roughly the size of a baseball, emphasizing its hardness as a key feature of the game.
Dayton Industrial Entries Shine at 10th Advertising Exhibit
Middletown industries earned praise as Armco Steel Corp and Black-Clawson Co. led with multiple placements in the Dayton Art Institute show. Six hundred entries, from firms within 50 miles, were narrowed to 192 hung works with three awards per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Industries
Dayton Art Institute
Art Center Dayton
Institute
Armco Steel Corp
Black-Clawson Co
Hamilton
Black - Clawson
Crystal Tissue Co
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Dayton
Bruce Peters
Armco
Art Center
Seaman Slanina Fights for Citizenship Amid Cold War Travel Woes
An Austrian Boln Slavick, later Slanina, sailed with the Trojan Seaman during WWII and faced denied reentry under McCarran laws after a Czech passport issue. With no valid visa or passport, he has floated between Tangier and potential Nassau while his ship owners face fines for docking with him aboard. He laments always choosing the wrong connection and longs for a place to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shevik Czechoslovak Legion
Vladivostok
America
New York
Slanina
Czechoslovakia
McCarran
Trojan Seaman
U.S
Pakistan
India
Senate Rules and Uniform Committee Procedures Debate
Senator Enner, chairing the Senate Rules Committee, discussed potential uniform rules for committees and headed the internal security subcommittee on Red-hunting. Senator Carlson noted chairs seldom stayed on topic, while Eisenhower pledged efforts to set fair procedures. Ferguson opposed sweeping uniform rules, signaling possible limited consensus at upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enner
Senate Rules Committee
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Eisenhower
Ferguson
Senate
Langer
Man Hurt After Fall At Armco Steel Works
Jake Conrad 45 of 25044 North Ave was admitted to Middletown Hospital after falling into a three foot hole at Armco Steel Corp East Works. He sustained cuts to the lower back from striking angle iron. He was in satisfactory condition this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Conrad
North Ave
Middletown Hospital
Armco Steel Corp
East Works
Armco
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Black-Clawson
Wm. Schaeffer
Central Ave
Schomer
Ralph Wing
John Keys
Elyria
Ohio
Grant Keys
Keys
Wing
First Baptist
Rogers
Francis J. van Poppelen
General-Electric Factory
New York City
General Electric
Rogers Jewelers
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