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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1961
Page
11
General Motors officials report stronger demand as March sales rose 34 percent from January February levels. Total GM car and truck sales in the United States reached 273000, with an estimated 240000 new car sales for the month matching the March average over the previous five years.
The Small Business Administration cut rates from 5.5 to four percent in labor-surplus areas including Lorain County, but local industrial and financial leaders show little enthusiasm for SBA loans and development loans. An Elyria firm eyes a new headquarters loan, while regional data show mid-1981 SBA activity and pending applications.
Union listings by day show locals from Local 9 to Local 780 with associations including UAW IAM IBEW Molders and Foundry Workers Carpenters TAM AFL Building Trades and Ford Motor Co division. Meetings and affiliations span Cleveland Elyria Lorain and Amherst with companies like Lear Inc Sterling Products General Motors and Brown Lipe Chapin. Local 971 Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Local 996 and other locals appear across the week from Monday to Saturday.
Elyria Foundry, one of the citys older industries, moves into a new 76000 dollar office building. The Filbert Street site features a bright modern design with a general office a conference room seven individual offices plus storage rest room and employee service facilities.
The Local 964 dispute centers on dues paid 30 days in advance as a qualification for office. Robert Stewart seeks to challenge leadership, contending Hoffa era control should shift to rank and file, while secretary-treasurer Joe Bateman says most members are ineligible. Trade unions, elections, and potential rule changes loom as candidates debate membership criteria and loyalty to the International.
A speech professor will discuss listening in management at a Wednesday night dinner session for Thew Shovel Co. Management Chile. Dr Charles E Irwin of Baldwin Wallace College will speak on Profit Hearing In Management and how listening improves professional effectiveness. Spotlight speaker Joseph Stana of Warner and Swazey Co. will chair, with NA M A director as spotlight. The club funds two annual college scholarships. Registration failed to meet the required numbers for an Action Course in Practical Politics.
ITU Local 45 elected new officers this week replacing two long serving veterans Ernest Erber and Ludolf Kreeger. Arthur Barrell becomes president with Clarence Harter as secretary treasurer and O Lee Cantleberry as vice president. Cantleberry had served after Paul Grim’s resignation from The Chronicle Telegram. Hank Janowicz named chapel chairman succeeding Steve Sadowski.
Elyrian Lyle Castle general foreman for The Pfaudler Co completed a first level course in Wittenberg University's Management Development Program. The one week course for supervisory personnel covers human relations economics communications and business operations.
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