Bell Independents Fail to Oust UAW at Bell Aircraft
In Niagara Falls two independent unions failed to remove the UAW Local 516 as bargaining agent for Bell Aircraft Corp. employees. Inspectors backed the IUAW 34 to 17. limekeepers 16 to 13. production planners 33 to 27. six voted for no union. A follow up election will be held for the latter group with no union removed from the ballot.
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Niagara Falls
C.so
United Auto Workers Local 516
Bell Aircraft Corp
U.A.W
Iua.w
Bell Inspectors ‘Association
Timekeepers Accounting Association
Production Engineering Technical Association
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
Wisconsin tavern owner fined for unlicensed bartender
Sparta Wisconsin Frank Kneeland tavern owner fined 50 dollars after a bartender employed by him lacked a license. The twist is the bartender was a member of the county council that issues licenses.
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Sparta
Wis
Frank Kneeland
Praying Girl Faces New Trials After Christmas Plea
Betty Marbury, famed for a nationwide plea to save her hand, remains near home as her younger brother Earl contracts scarlet fever. Doctors warn Betty may require further medical decisions, while she reads thousands of letters from supporters.
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Cone
Betty
Earl
Brownsville
Tenn
Betty Marbury
Marbury
Catholic Welfare Leader Honored With Action Medal
Bruce M. Mohler of Washington, D. C., director of the National Catholic Welfare Conference Bureau of Immigration, won St. Bonaventure College Catholic Action Medal for his work aiding Catholic immigrants to the United States. The award was presented by Auxiliary Bishop Edward P. McManaman of Erie, who praised Mohler as a doer of faith.
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Bruce M. Mohler
Washington, D. C
National Catholic Welfare ‘Conference
Bureau of Immigration
St. Bonaventure College
Mohler
Yestterday
Edward P. McManaman
Erie
United States
Buffalo striker acquitted in NIagara Falls walkout case
Joseph Worden orden, 42, of Buffalo, the first Bell Aircraft striker indicted after the Niagara Falls walkout, was acquitted of second degree assault last night by a Niagara County Court jury after more than eight hours of deliberation. The trial involved a beating of a non striker with a club on September 8.
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Buffalo GP
Bell
Niagara Falls
Joseph Moredeno
Buffalo
Richard Scott
Niagara
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