NFL Players Association Recognized as Union by Bell
Washington action formalizes recognition of the NFL Players Association as a bargaining body for league players. Commissioner Bert Bell offered to negotiate immediately on differences between players and clubs and to discuss NFL by laws and standard contracts with the association before a House subcommittee.
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Washington
INL
Bert Bell
National Football League Players’ Association
National Foothill League
House
Bell
Players’ Association
Creighton Miller
NFL
National Football League
Gardner to address Bar debate on American way of life
In Cleveland a controversial plan includes Gardner addressing the Bar Association luncheon on September 18. The discussion centers on antitrust laws and the Morgan Sheppard murder case, with Halas criticizing European legal systems and calling for a debate on American values. Coroner Dr. Gerber avoided participation.
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Cleveland
INS
Erle Stanley Gardner
George Halas
Chicago Ciation
Bears
Supreme Court
Marilyn Sheppard
Gardner
Samuel R. Gerber
Halas
Sheppard
Gerber
Donpared
Ald Wedler
United States
C. William O'Neill
Sam Sheppard
Report Due On Flu Plans
The Public Health Service will outline Asiatic flu actions and future plans. Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney will present a comprehensive report this afternoon, showing the government has not been caught napping. He is expected to detail how resources are being geared in advance of the influenza season amid ongoing Far East outbreaks and scattered U S cases with no reported deaths.
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Leroy E. Burney
Burney
Far East
Boy Injured Critically In Ford Rd Crash
An eight year old, Thomas Thurman, suffered a skull fracture and severe brain injury when a 1951 car driven by Edward Manioni8 veered off Ford Rd near West River Rd. The car rolled after a guard rail impact. Manion escaped with bruises and the boy was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in critical condition.
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Boy
Ford Rd
Thomas Thurman
William Thurman
Murray Ridge Rd
Edward J. Manion
Manion
West River Rd
Sheriff's
Richard Meyers
James Myers
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Harrington
West Third St
Drivers and carrier crash as fresh cars are damaged
A Plymouth and four Oldsmobiles fresh from factories were damaged when a carrier and a new car pulled onto Rt. 20 from Quarry Road. Jack E. Griffin, 40, of Amherst, was cited for failure to yield the right of way and will appear in Oberlin court Monday. Perry Ray Jackson, 34, of Mason, Michigan, was uninjured.
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Plymouth
State Highway Patrol
Jack E. Griffin
Amherst
Quarry Rd
Rt. 20
Griffin
Perry Ray Jackson
Mason, Mich
Oberlin
C-T
West Presents Aerial Inspection Plan in London Talks
Western disarmament delegates in London agreed to start presenting their aerial inspection plan to the Soviet Union by Friday or next week. Dulles and others prepared to submit the plan formally at the U.N. subcommittee and a new meeting was set for Friday amid objections from West Germany and France.
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John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
U.S. Dishield House
Harold E. Stas Hassador
John Hay Whitney
Anj
U.N
West
Bonn
Russia
Dulles
Germany
Jeff Dulles
West Germany
Pineau
Paris
Columbus
O'Neill
Secun
William A. Carroll
Commerce
Oliver Bolton
United Nations
Jthe Division of Securities
Bolton
Valerian Zorimmer
Willoughby Tiows
Dover
Carroll
Electrician in Critical Condition After Fall at Elyria Foundry
Roscoe Thompson, 33, a maintenance electrician at Elyria Foundry, fell 18 to 20 feet from a crane yesterday afternoon. He suffered a skull fracture and possible internal injuries and is in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. An investigation is underway. a co worker saw the fall. Thompson has worked at the plant since December 2, 1955.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Roscoe Thompson
Church
LaGrange
Dan Cooksey
Cooksey
Thompson
Elyria Foundry
Boy's Illness Is Not Polio
James Crossen, 10, of Columbus, is hospitalized with a light aseptic meningitis. Dr. John P. Riepenhoff confirms the illness is not poliomyelitis, noting the child had received polio vaccine shots last year.
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Columbus
James Crossen
Children’s Hospital
John P. Riepenhoff
Ohio
Weather Notes for Ohio and Lake Erie Winds
Generally fair conditions across Ohio with variable temperatures today through Friday. Highs range from 8 85 in the northeast to 92 elsewhere. lows from 62 to 70 with winds 6 to 12 mph along Lake Erie shifting light tonight.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Union Faces Charges In Ford Plant Work Stoppage
Trucker union faces unfair practices charges amid a stoppage at the Ford plant. The article notes contract proposal rejection by parties in Brown and Pintide, with negotiation progress reported. Lorain Council will review a levy vote at a special meeting, possible changes to plans referenced.
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Onfair
Ford
Seresocces Ist
Lorain
Soseecrees
Unguarded Quarry Claims Life Of Local Swimmer
Rudolph Polachek 26 year old swimmer died at an unguarded quarry. Authorities said he cried for help and was pulled from the water but cannot be revived.
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Tiffin
INS
Ruidolph Polachek
Falacchek
Imported nude statue stolen from lamp shop base
Police report a 2,300 pound lifesize nude statue imported from Italy was stolen Tuesday night from a lamp shop display at a beach city in California. The sculpture served as a lamp base and attracting heavy police attention.
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Beach
Calif
Italy
SUB Ban Heads For Court Test
James R. Tichenor, administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, reaffirmed his ban on periodic and lump sum supplemental unemployment compensation contracts between labor and industry as the court test loomed. The Legislature had refused to legalize SUB.
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Columbus
INS
James R. Tichenor
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
SUB
Woman booked in $80 000 embezzlement from city law firm
Detectives arrested 46 year old bookkeeper Mrs Lows Madigan in Cleveland for allegedly embezzling between 80 000 and 100 000 from the firm of M B and H H Johnson. She cashed checks averaging 200 to 350 dollars several times weekly and gave the money to a bookie. The firm plans audit as investigation continues.
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Cleveland
Lows Madigan
M. B
H. H. Johnson
Robert W
Wheeler
Allj
Madigan
Michael Madigan
Mty
Charles Mullen
Kennedy Attack on Dio Ties Sparks Labor Row
Senator Kennedy blasted union leaders for associating with Johnny Dio the racketeer tied to Hoffa. Lester Washburn testified Dio’s mob past aided a New York union and questioned Dio’s influence in organizing a plant in Roanoke Virginia. The Rackets Committee also questioned Dio’s bodyguard Theodore Fuj about Dio’s start in unions. Continued on Pg 2 Col 2.
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Washington
INL
David Dubinsky
Ladins Garment Workers Union
Ost
Johnny Dio
Leater Washburn
AFL
United Auto Workers
Dublaky
Dio
John Dioguard
Roanoke
John F. Kennedy
Solid Today
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Kennedy
New York City
Lester Washburn
Senate
New York
Washburn
Garment District
Theodore
Teddy Ray
Fuj
Toledo State Hospital Earns Severe Criticism in Audit
State examiners label Toledo State Hospital a dirty disorderly facility past capacity with firetrap roofs and buckling walls. The report cites poor plumbing, sinking floors, and unsafe narcotics handling while praising Superintendent Duty and noting staff dedication despite low pay.
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Toledo, D
James A. Rhodes
Toledo State Hospital
Rhodes
Joseph E. Duty
Ohio
Classified ad urging readers to place rentals via Chronicle-Telegram
Crowded quarters affect comfort request a larger place through the Chronicle-Telegram Classified section. Rooms and apartments suit most needs are listed. Landlords come to you. Dial 4751 for an experienced ad writer.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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