Wildcat Strike Idles 900 at Brown-Lipe-Chapin Plant
UAW Local 780 at Brown-Lipe-Chapin in Sugar Ridge Road area idles about 900 workers amid a wildcat stoppage started last night by buffing department die cast workers unhappy with discipline. A membership meeting is set for tomorrow at Melody Grove to discuss the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
Ace
Melody Grove
Sugar Ridge Rd
Wildcat
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors
UAW
Die Cast
New GI Officer Elected at General Industries Co
Harry J. Hincheliffe of Elyria was elected vice president and general plant manager Motors Division at a General Industries Co board meeting. A native of Washingtonville, he joined as chief industrial engineer in 1956 and has since held multiple administrative posts before this promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Hincheliffe
Elyria
General Industries Co
W. E. Foster
Hincheliffe
S Motors Division
Hinchcliffe
General Industries
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
The
Elks
VFW
American Legion
Enrollment Gains Mark Lorain County Schools
Lorain County’s ten districts total 15 676 pupils after a gain of 71 in the fourth six week period ending March 4. The period saw 295 new enrollments offset by 154 losses, with kindergarten gains of 247 and elementary gains of 178 while high school declined by 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aich
Rudolph R. Radinse Dies Founder of Brush Co at 75
Rudolph R. Radinse 75 founder and former active director of Manufacturers Brush Co Cleveland died Wednesday at Cleveland Clinic Hospital after two months illness. He founded the firm in 1910 and later served as chairman of its board. Survived by wife Hilda a son Carl a daughter Mrs Gustav Geil two grandsons and a sister. Services Friday 3 pm at Burmeister Funeral Home. Burial Lakewood Park Cemetery. Memorials to Heart Fund.
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Avon Lake
Rudolph R. Radinse
Brush Co
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Mr. Radinse
Elmwood Ave
N.W
Radinse
Lake Rd
Avon Lake Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Ellsworth Lodge
Hillman
al Sirat Grotto
Turn Vrein
Lakewood
Westwood
Hilda
Carl
Gustav Geil
Bay Village
Peter
Paul Geil
Anne Rafferty
Minneapolis
Minn
Milan Woman Driver Injured in Local Crash
Norwalk police report Genevieve Bailey 36 of 93 Center St Milan sustained arm and leg abrasions when her car failed to negotiate a curve on Old State Road three tenths of a mile north of Milan, struck a guardrail and overturned at 2 45 a m. She was treated at Memorial Hospital Sandusky. No arrest was made.
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Norwalk
Genevieve Bailey
Center St
Milan
Memorial Hospital
Sandusky
Old State Rd
Here
State Highway Patrol
Bailey
Black River Joins Inland Conference
Black River High School becomes the eighth member of the Inland Conference. The Board of Education approved the move after the superintendent announced the Pirates accepted the invitation. The conference includes Avon Firelands South Amherst Brookside Columbia Keystone and Buckeye with Black River to compete in track and basketball and begin Inland play in football in 1962.
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Black River High School
Inland Conference
Tom Bangert
Black River
Pirates
Board of Education
Avon
Firelands
South Amherst
Brookside
Columbia
Keystone
Buckeye
Tavents
Spencer, Homerville and
Sullivan
Inland
Supreme Court Asked to Halt Culver Ditch Expansion
North Ridgeville residents led by Grace Sullivan seek Ohio Supreme Court intervention against Lorain County plans to widen and deepen the Culver ditch to drain a Sunrise Development Co allotment. The appeal follows adverse lower court rulings citing due process and private benefit concerns.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Lorain County
North Ridgeville
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Atty
Wayne C. Black
Grace Sullivan
Jaycox Rd
Sullivans
Lawson Urges Non Violent Sit In Tactics In Elyria
Reverend James M. Lawson told about 150 people in Elyria that both races share responsibility for discrimination. He urged Negroes to use court victories to gain chances, cited Little Rock and Nashville cases, and called segregation a sin while promoting non violent, conscience touching action. Major Oscar Dunn spoke briefly on freedom as an American value.
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Elyria
James M. Lawson
Massillon
Little Rock
South
Africa
America
Norwalk
Lawson
Nashville
Oscar Dunn
Fredom
Ameri Cy
Oberlin College
Arthur Zebbs
Second Methodist Church
Non-Violent Strategy Outlined by Lawson in Interview
James M. Lawson, 31, expelled Vanderbilt Divinity student, promotes nonviolent desegregation methods. He urges boycotts to awaken conscience, with talks to store managers and actions like poster walks and sit-ins. Lawson notes Nashville political shifts and faces conspiracy charges while planning to reenroll in divinity studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Lawson
Vanderbilt University School of Divinity
Lawson
NAACP
Massilon
Cold Water Ends Cat's Meanderings on Elyria Roof
A cat perched on a high roof at 225 Cornell Ave in Elyria resisted fire crews as they tried to reach it. Firefighters avoided ladder use to prevent roof damage and finally used a booster hose to douse the cat, sending it skittering west along Cornell Avenue.
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Elyria
Cornell Ave
Lorain Woman Found Dead In Apartment
Mrs. Mary Zubie aged 29 of 1776 East 28th Street was pronounced dead at 11 05 a m at St Joseph Hospital after being found in her Lorain apartment Police are investigating the death as a case to be determined by authorities
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Lorain
Mary Zubie
East 28Th St
St. Joseph Hospital
Dunn defends quarterly billing plan amid city utility debate
Mayor Oscar Dunn rejects labor opposition to quarterly water and sewer bills and refutes claims of a $60,000 revenue loss. He notes delays in collections, cites Biggs consultations as proper, and says final details await a citizens committee review before any decision.
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Schultz
Council
Emmerich
Donovan Biggs
Dunn
Finance Committee
Emerich
Biges
Biggs
Elyria
Dale IC. Kellogg
Citizens Committee
Kellogg
Labor groups oppose Elyria water billing change
United Organized Labor of Lorain County and the Lorain County CIO Council opposed a shift to a quarterly water sewer tax in Elyria arguing it would burden lower income families. They also backed a two mill levy study group and endorsed a Salvation Army building fund campaign.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Clarence Schultz
Rist
Theodore Emerich
United Organized Labor Unit
Lorain County
United Organized Labor
Lo ‘Rain County
CIO Council
Elyria
UOL
New Vote Planned By UCL In Lorain County
Lorain County AFL CIO COPE will elect officers by delegate vote from local unions at a general membership meeting on April 21 at 7 30 p m in the Van A Bittner CIO Hall Lorain The current slate was chosen by the organizing steering committee and two vacancies exist Vice president Frank Horvath has been transferred to Cleveland while James Stockard is no longer eligible due to IBT local withdrawal The Elyria Central Labor Union and Lorain Federation of Labor will ratify the new by laws The Lorain County CIO Council approved them last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Organized Labor
Lorain County
Loerain County
Afl-Cio Committee On
COPE
Frank Horvath
United Steelworkers
Cleveland
James Stockard
Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
IBT
van A. Bittner Cio Hall
Steelworkers Local
Broadway
Lorain
Elyria Central Labor Union
Lorain Federation of Labor
AFL
Lorain County Cio Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
B-L-C
Bulletin
By Patricia Mason
Harry J. Hinchcliffe
Carl Cross
C. Franklin Carr
UAW International
Rt. 113
Stan
Ray Morris
R. K. Vincent
Morris
R. R. Radinse
Harold A. Zealley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Hospitals Association
Zealley
Columbus
John C. Gettman
Sandusky County
Fremont
Tears
Ron Mack
Lou Tsipis
Pat Gallagher
Sunrise Development Co
J. A. Petress
Mr. Lawson
Baldwin-Wallace
Oberlin
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Nashville Sessions Court
Divinity School
Norvalk
Cornell
By Joe Cowden
Labor
Republic Steel Corp
Russell Reisinger
Building Trades
Hager Burkhard
UAW Citizenship Council
Frank Oldenburg
DOL
Salvation Army _ building fund
A. D. Baumhart Jr
UCL
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