Auto Pact Boosts BLC Pay for 1150 Workers
A settlement between Brown Lipe Chapin Division of General Motors and Local 8A UAW CIO will raise hourly pay for about 1,150 B L C workers from two to ten cents per hour. The agreement, reaching wage equity at Town Line Rd and Marcellus St plants, includes added increases for other employees and improved overtime equalization and grievance handling.
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Brown- Lipe-Chapin Division
General Motors
Uaw-Cio
B-L-C
Town Line Rd
Marcellus St
Donald F. Neubauer
Francis X. O'Mealin
Brown-Lipe- Chapin Division
United Auto Workers, Cio
Lorne Cook
Robert Schreiner
Donald Neu
Union and company hold six week bargaining session
The union and company conducted six weeks of negotiations at the bargaining table with participants including O’Mealia and Joseph Lumin Kermit Wagner Fred Kirwan Joseph Gladys Elgin Beechner Henry Roeschlaub Carl Ward and William Moore. Company reps were Neubauer Donald Werner Frank Orser Lorne Cook Robert Shreiner and Robert Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’mealia
Joseph Lumin
Kermit Wagner
Fred Kirwan
Joseph, Gladys
Elgin Beechner
Henry Roeschlaub
Carl Ward
William Moore
Neubauer
Donald Werner
Frank Orser
Lorne Cook
Robert Shreiner
Robert Cox
Stock Man Injured at Loblaw Warehouse Accident
William P. Aungier, 30, of RD in Lafayette, suffered minor injuries early today at Loblaw's warehouse located at Ainsley Dr. and E. Brighton Ave. Employed as a stock man, he was pinned against boxes by a warehouse truck and taken to Crouserving Hospital for treatment of injuries to his right hip and leg. Patrolman Andrew McArdle reported the incident around 1 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Aungier
Lafayette
Loblaw
Ainsley Dr
E. Brighton Ave
Aungier
Crouserving Hospital
Andrew McArdle
86th Convocation of New York Scottish Rite Ends
The 86th convocation of the Council of Deliberation of New York State Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite will close after a day of sessions at the Masonic Temple 320 Montgomery St. A luncheon at 12:50 p.m. at Drill Hall follows a morning ladies program visiting Syracuse University and Thornden Park. About 475 delegates and wives attend.
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Council of Deliberation
New York State
T the Council
Masonic Temple
Montgomery St
Drill Hall
Syracuse University
Thornden Park
Corinthian Club
Hotel Syracuse
Fight breaks out after horse show at Dawley Farm Salt Springs
Seven exhibitors clashed, injuring two seriously and leaving five with minor hurts near Fayetteville. Walter Thering aged 51 from Hamburg suffered a possible fractured leg and Mrs. James Murdoch, 47 from Kenmore, was treated for a left eye injury. The Onondaga County Horseman's Association sponsored the show. Deputy Hoffman warned exhibitors to behave on their next visit or face arrest.
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Dawley Farm
Salt Springs ‘Rd
Fayetteville
Walter Thering
Hamburg
Memorial Hospital
James Murdoch
Kenmore
Andrew Hoffman
Buffalo
Onondaga County Horseman’s Association
Hoffman
Council Officers and Court Actions in Cortland County
The piece lists Scottish Rite Council officers George A Newbury Nathan Turk and William Strang. In Earlville the Gardens American Legion plans a wheelchair loan program. William C Auth 19 of 607 E Fayette St faced trial before Cortland County Judge Morris E Ames for second degree forgery of three $25 bonds. co defendant Raymond Munn of the same address pleaded guilty to forgery and faces sentence after also admitting a third degree burglary charge tied to Mosher's room.
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Council of Deliberation
New York State
George A.newbury
Nathan Turk
William Strang
Earlville
the Gardens
American Legion
William C. Auth
Thejple
Mosher
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Fulton
Erie Street
Foster Park
Miss Bedell
Auburn
Miss Marion Bedell
Poplar Ridge
the State University
Geneseo
Horsemen
Downtown
Shoppingtown
Orlon
Shopping
Petticoat
Mr. Burns
Raffia Sandal
Cosus Shoes
Elizabeth Arden
Ours
Gay Gibson
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