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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1956

Page

4

Ship Building Strike Continues With No Talks Planned

Lorain machinists from IAM Local 1024 strike for a second day with about 350 idle workers as company talks stagnate in Cleveland. Nine other crafts from four yards negotiate, while potential sympathy action could expand the walkout. Yard work at Lorain suffers delays on LST prefabrications and conversions including the Hennipin project.

Lorain Noj American Ship Building Co International Association of Machinists SAM Cleveland Albert F. Mertz TAM U. S Charleston Mertz Chicago Toledo Buffalo Theother Four Yards IAM Lorain Yard

Municipal Court Dockets Include DWI and Traffic Fines

Joseph Villa, 31, of 310 West Liberty St Vermilion, charged with driving while intoxicated, fined 200 dollars and costs, three days in city jail, and license suspension for one year. John Jones, 60, Livingston Ave Elyria, cited for failure to yield. fined 10 dollars and costs. Dominic Zocchi, 21, 516 East Send St, St speeding. fined 20 dollars and costs. William Greene, 25, 5019 Ave Elyria, no driver’s license. fined 10 dollars and costs. Chiller, 52, 520 West Seeing St, fined 10 dollars and costs.

Chiller

Lorain Man Faces Charge After Tour Of Bars

William L. Smith, 22, of 815 East 33rd Street, is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor after an Aug. 2 incident in which a 16-year-old accompanied him and Dennis P. Hall to several Lorain bars. Hall, 34, of 0 East 28th Street, also took the youth to bars. A patrol stopped the car at Fourth Street and Oberlin Avenue at 3:50 am and the youth said he visited many bars with the men. Hall has been sent to Elyria for prosecution.

Lorain William L. Smith East 33Rd St Smith Dennis P. Hall East 28Th St Petrce Tall Fourth St Oberlin Ave Bal Hall Elyria

Beating Case Correction in Dove Moore Plea

The Lorain Chronicle Telegram clarifies that a baby was not taken from the mother in the Dove W. Moore case. Moore, 26, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to beating his child, receiving a suspended jail term and fine with a medical checkup condition.

Lorain Dove W. Moore Tatoma Ave Chronicle-Telegram Iwcress Moore

Zirconium Test Plant Planned In Cleveland Area

Copper Company announced plans to build a new zirconium test plant in the Cleveland area to produce the metal used in the wartime energy field.

York Iup1 Kennecotl Copper Coen Cleveland Wlamie

Voting Slow On Sheffield Secession Vote

Brookside School reported slow Sheffield Village secession balloting this morning. By 10:30 am 40 voters had cast ballots. Election official Ruth Fox expected 300 plus by day end with a late surge anticipated as about 330 area residents are registered.

Sheffield Sheffield Township Lorain Brookside School Issie Ben Gole‘chen Cleo White Starkey Bennett Rd Clara G. Talley Bennet Rd Nelson MacFarland Board of Elections Chronicle-Telegram Ruth Fox Lorrain County

Man 63 Held On Two Charges In Gun Incident

William G. Leighton, 63, of 1471 F Lt., is held for disorderly conduct after neighbors complained of gunfire. He faces intoxication charges. Dana J. Stebbins, 31, of 1485 FSL, told police Leighton fired the weapon. Leighton admitted firing the gun but would not reveal its location. Police found a .22 caliber nine shot pistol in a sewing cabinet with six fired shells and three live rounds.

Lorain William G. Leighton Leighton Dana J. Stebbins

Unions Rebuff Company Plan in Great Lakes Ship Strike

Unions reject Pittsburgh Steamship’s plan for separate union elections on bargaining representation. MEBA and Masters Mates and Pilots oppose split bargaining, arguing captains and chief engineers should be the primary negotiating groups. The strike spreads across Lorain and other Great Lakes ports, with ore movement and shipping schedules affected.

Robert Lund MEBA Great Lakes Pittsburgh Lorain Lund United States Steamship Division National Tube U.S Minnesota Totont Lorain and Fairport Dock Co Baltimore and Ohio Pittshured Stramship Iun Allied Industries 1. S. Steel Pittschurch Jy 1 Tame Mace Cleveland Lund l Masters Lakes

Clearview School Budget Sees Jump as Salaries Rise

Salaries push Clearview's proposed budget to about 489 932 dollars for the coming year, up from 415 178. Teachers resignations include Russell Lynch and Bruce Govich while five new staff members are hired. The board also approves calendar changes and a six six grade charter plan.

Tee Russell Lynch Oberlin Bruce Govich Jeannine Gould Lorain Robbie Walker Culpepper Harry Sturgeon

Clearview High School Band Social To Benefit Athletics

An ice cream social to raise funds for the Clearview Band and athletic program is planned at the Clearview School athletic field. Liam C. Osborne, 44, of 2380 Lee Serving was charged with assault and intoxication after allegedly slapping and kicking his son Ray over a dispute. Proceeds will buy uniforms and instruments. no court date set yet.

Roberts Tath Leckroneer Ernest Goodsite

Tura Chronicle Brief Fragment From Aug

Fragmentary note from Ly ria Ohio dated Aug shows Chronfle Telegram reference. Readable names and full details missing.

Lyria Ohio Tura

Three motorists charged after city accidents

Three motorists were to appear in Municipal Court after traffic accidents yesterday. No injuries reported. Charges included failure to control and improper right turns. Damages were estimated at 1500 dollars to one vehicle and 73 dollars to a city truck, with several drivers ordered to appear in court Saturday.

Lorain

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