Acme Steel Rehires Guards After NLRB Ruling
Acme Steel Co concedes all points in an unfair labor practice dispute over 23 guards fired last year. It rehired 20, placed 3 on a preferential list, and agrees to about 125000 in back pay to be shared by the guards for the period April 1962 to August 1963. The company will bargain with United Plant Guards of America and fired Kane Protective Service to save costs.
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Acme Steel Co
National Labor Relations Board
Riverdale
United Plant Guards of America
Kane Protective Service
Acme Steel
Kane
Acme
Sultan
Dolton Man Robbed by Six at Calumet City Stoplight
James Holcomb 27 of 14331 Indiana Dolton says six men in a car stopped him at a Burnham avenue Sibley light early Sunday at 4 15 am a man with a 38 revolver demanded money and beer bottle struck when he resisted. He surrendered $40 before the assailants fled.
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Dolton
Calumet City
James Holcomb
Indiana
Burnham Avenue
Sibley
Holcomb
Local Ikes Announce Annual Shrimp Boil at Lake Victory
The Calumet Region Chapter of the Izaak Walton League hosts its annual Shrimp Boil under a tent at 14736 Beachview Terrace Dalton on Friday and Saturday evenings September 13 and 14. Key organizers include Harry Lindell and Bill Krone, with David Miller cooking 2,500 pounds of shrimp. Proceeds support conservation programs.
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Lake Victory
Dalton
Calumet Region
Izaak Wajton League
Harry Lindell
Bill Krone
Beachview Terrace
Wally Sokes
Don Hemmerling
Arthur Fanking
Chet Poderski
Wally Smith
David Miller
Henry Miller
Izaak Walton
Ikes
Conservation of America
Plan to Add Jr. High Program at Lincoln School
Calumet Barge and Truck Terminal Co. faces dust claims from magnesium grinding. V P Jamae Rummell pled plans to install safety devices, suspend grinding, and curb pollution as city inspectors greenlight safeguards. Barge unloading may still cause dust drift up to 40 50 feet, with residents urged to relocate boats as needed.
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Calumet Barge and Truck Terminal Co
Pointer
Jamae Rummall General
City of Chicago Air Pollution Bureau
Rummell
Dolton Firemen Report 70 Inhalator Calls This Year
Dolton Volunteer Fire Department reports seventy inhalator calls this year led by responses to nearby communities. Drownings occurred on August 22 at 175th and Kedzie in Country Club Hills and September 1 at Green Lake involving a 15 year old Chicago boy. Firemen were summoned from the annual park picnic.
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Paul Kip Jey
Thee Dolton Volunteer Fire Department
Dalton
175Th
Kedzie
Country Club Hills
Green Lake
Chicago
Dalton Park
Verne Crozier
Atlantic
Sibley Blvd
Champlain
Dalton Volunteer Firemen
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harold Goding
Michigan
Hootenanny Dance Set for Dalton Park Friday
Friday September 13 marks the first Hootenanny square dance of fall at Dalton Park fieldhouse 147th St two blocks east of Chicago Rd. Dancing starts 8:30 p.m. with caller Hillbilly Frank Buckjoy. All squares invited for a friendly evening with refreshments.
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Dalton Park
147Th St
Chicago Rd
Frank” Buck- Joy
Policeman's Dance Promises Fun and Fundraiser in Chicago Heights
Dalton Police Association sponsors its 7th Annual Policeman's Dance on Saturday November 9 at American Legion Post 131 620 Halsted Chicago Heights. Tickets cost 1 dollar with Curley Mottinger and his orchestra providing music. The association will run a door to door ticket campaign encouraging attendance to support the local police department.
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Dalton Police Association
American Legion
Halsted
Chicago Heights
Curley Mottinger
Appoint New Police Clerk
The village board announced the appointment of Mrs. Marian E. Krokidas of 14745 Wabashawe Dolton as Dolton police clerk. She will fill the vacancy after Lois Hoffenpacher’s resignation and begins duties Monday September 16 after passing a civil service exam with high marks.
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Marian E. Krokidas
Wabashawe, Dolton
Dolton
Lois Hoffenpacher
Krokidas
Lincoln School addition plan approved for Dalton district
Preliminary plans for a four classroom addition to Lincoln School were reviewed by District 148. The project, funded from the current building fund at about 200000, will enable a junior high program next September for students in the Franklin Lincoln and Washington Roosevelt areas. Enrollment across Rivers dale Dalton schools totals over 2800. No bond issue or homeowner assessments are required.
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Lincoln School
Dalton
Wm. J. Connor and Associates
Roosevelt
Washington-Roosevelt Boundary
Lincoln
Franklin- Lincoln
Riversdale
Odor Fight Near Sludge Lagoon at 130th Street
Dalton Village receives update from Sanitary District chief Vinton Bacon on odor reduction from a sludge lagoon at 130th Street and Cottage Grove. He cites masking agents and spraying to curb smells while four covered digestion tanks are due to finish by 1964 as a permanent fix.
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Vinton Bacon
Sanitary
Dalton Village
Bacon
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Riverdale Firemen
Cook County
Donald Krause
Leroy Bayer
Dennis Malloy
Jesse Elizalde
Ronald Reh
UPGA
Biaule Wal Woute
Examiner
Kane Nlrb
Washington
Dennee Oe Creert
Temulac Boat Club
Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church
151St
Grant
Willard J. Cooper
Ken Otsuka
Finance Chrmn
William Gilkinson
Board of Trustees
W. D. Payne
Sherman A. Cravens
South Shore Hospital
George Moore
River Side
Raymond J. Wajda
Raymond Wajda
W. Sibley Bird
Tolton
San. Dist
Aon
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