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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1957
Page
14
The Labor Scene notes Brown-Liper Chapin plant managers piloting die-cast and plating department improvements at the Elyria plant. CIO UAW international rep C Franklin Carr visits, finds exhaust and lifting devices promising though awaiting refinements. union candidates filed for Local 971 Bendix Westinghouse, with May election looming.
An article series in The Machinist titled Labor's War Against Crime and Communism is discussed. Al Hayes IAM president argues a labor official can be unfit without legal wrongdoing and expulsion from AFL-CIO is not a cure. the movement risks self absolution if misdeeds persist.
A National Labor Relations Board hearing to decide if a bargaining agent election should occur at The General Industries Co Bellville Plant was rescheduled to May 3 at 10 30 a m in Mansfield Court House. Mechanics a National Society of America, one of two unions seeking to represent about 70 employees, requested the continuance. CIO United Auto Workers members in the Elyria area applaud Patek J O Malley of Cleveland for a renewed term as UAW Region 2 director, a post he has held since 1949, with no Elyria vote recorded against him in the recent international convention at Atlantic City. The former president of Local 32 at
Bill Palm of Pure union station advises motorists to add rust inhibitors when draining spring cooling systems to prevent overheating and wear. He notes water jackets can corrode and water jet impact harms engines, urging timely filter changes every 5000 miles and routine radiator back-flushes. The piece also mentions union elections in June and July and a dues increase to $3 monthly.
Schroeder Tin Shop at 625 Loch is undergoing a face lifting to modernize its front with large show windows. J L Schroeder aims to complete the work in about a month to better display Perfection and Moncrief furnaces and expand sheet metal services for heating, roofing, spouting, and general metal work for local industries.
State sales tax receipts in Lorain County for the week ending April 6 declined nearly $20,000 versus the year-ago period. Prepaid tax stamps sold totaled $53,698.49 in Lorain County compared with $73,579.98 a year earlier. Fiscal year to date through July shows $2,740,302.37, down from $2,848,194.66 last year. State totals for the week were $3,533,479, up 7. to percent from 1956. Cumulative grand total stood at $177,579,830 on April 6, up 1.89 percent from the prior year.
South Amherst Tractor Sales plans a three day bulldozer and loader demonstration at Rt 113 between Elyria and South Amherst. The Case Terratrac models 600 800 and 220 wheel loader backhoe will be shown with speeds up to seven mph, hydraulically controlled blade angle, and features like power brakes steering and track lubrication. The event runs 9 am to 9 pm next Friday Saturday and Sunday with factory reps and local staff present.
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