Sees Victory Rarick Renews Blast At Rebel Rally
In Lorain Old charges and campaign promises were renewed as Donald Rarick of White Oak Pennsylvania a U S Steel employee and leader of the rebel faction of the United Steelworkers spoke to Lorain steelworkers. He predicted he would win a plurality to lead the international union of about a million and a quarter members.
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Lorain
United Steelworkers of America
International Union
Donald Rarick
White Oak
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Rarick
McDonald
Clifornia
Tobet
Democratic Union
UAW
CIO
National Tube
End Aid
Donald C. Rarick
United Steelworkers
Ray Waters
Center
Maurice Sturtevant
Ohio
C-T
Sixteen file for city positions unsigned OCR list
Sixteen candidates filed petitions for Lorain city offices ahead of the May primary with a 4 p.m. deadline. Namen include Joseph Granda Sixth Ward councilman Francisco Garga Fifth Ward councilman Edward Osko at large incumbent James Parabeck at large and others across wards. A rally at Slovenian Hall drew about 135 supporters as disputes over union dues and leadership surfaced.
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Lorain
Board of Elections
Joseph R. Granda
34Th St
Sixth Ward
Francisco Garga
32Nd St
Edward Osko
21St St
James Parabeck
F St
Rarick Alleges McDonald Sought Newsman Aid in Race
Lorain tells of new claim by union candidate Donald Rarick that McDonald and allies offered a newsman $5000 to persuade him to quit. Rarick, a United Steel worker from Winters Oak Pa, said he refused to identify the journalist and challenged McDonald to a public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
United Steelworkers
David J
Hii
McDonald
Ald
Ranck
Iis
Rarick
Fishermen Renominate Officers at Polish Club Electio
In Lorain the United Polish Club Fishermen’s Club renominated all but one officer. Albin Woltman remains president. Fred DiNicola is vice president. Stanley Orlowski secretary. Andrew Neeley assistant secretary. Mathew Pribanic treasurer. Frank Carmetall, Joseph Azek, and Richard McGee named trustees. Nick Schremp inner warden. Walter Mielarck outer warden. The 1956 slate will face election next meeting. The group will send the entire 1956 executive board plus past presidents John Jan grewsk and Anthony Halas to the Ohio Conservation Congress in Cleveland March 29–31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
United Polish Club Fishermen's Club
Jerzy Januszewski
Albin Woltman
Fred DiNicola
Stanley A Orlowski
Andrew Neeley
Mathew Pribanic
Frank Carmetall
Joseph Azek
Richard
John Jangrewsk
Anthony Halas
Ohio Conservation Congress
Cleveland
Four Juveniles Face Traffic Charges
Four youths were ordered to appear before Juvenile authorities after traffic law violations. Kenneth Brodke 16 struck a sanitation truck at West Erie Avenue and City Hall Place. Mac H Natt 18 and William L Dore 17 faced impeding traffic charges. Ronald Lo De Witt 16 and Frank Gustep Jr. 17 also faced charges for faulty brakes and reckless driving with a red light incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac H. Natt
West Ene Ave
Juvenie Court
Ronald Lo de Witt
19Th Ct
Frank Gustep Jr
Lexngton Ave
Elyria
Acme Grange Hosts Corn Raising Project Along With Union Talks
The meeting covered a corn raising project for children five to fourteen with Acme Grange selecting judges and entrants. Rarick urged democracy in unions, proposed voting on special assessments, and warned of firing nonbelieving workers. He touted campaign donations and supported Paul Schremp as a reform candidate for District 28 USW post, stressing an honest election.
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Rarick
Muillion
USW
David J. McDonald
Columbia
Tretige
Acme Grange
Beatrice Avins
Avins
Pomona
Arthur Rogers
Rogers
Apple Creek State Hospital
Pomona Grange
Robert Jaeger
Eaton
Farm Bureau
Avon Lake
Robert Wolf
Hickory Tree Grange
Avonsamherst
Cub
Horace Farr
Tomorow
Gordon
Saddle Inn
Bartter
William
Felton Thes
Charles
Iffiscus
Amemp Wagner
Liwernbera
Strange Hall
Keney Gin
Willams
Paul Schremp
The
Union
Schremp
Lorain Becaise
Ranck
Midshipman Walter Gilleland to Parade for Hodges Inauguration
Midshipman Walter Hamilton Gilleland Jr. son of Mr and Mrs W O H Gilleland of 1611 West Ninth Blvd Dur he will participate in the inaugural parade for North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges in Raleigh. The student is part of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps at Duke University in Durham North Carolina.
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Lorain
Walter Hamilton Gilleland Jr
Oh Gilleland
West Ninth Blvd
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Duke University
Durham
North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Raleigh
Scouts Set Show Feb 28 at Lorain High School
The annual Scout Spectacular by the northeast district Firelands Area Council will be held Feb 28 at Lorain High School. Art Flowers chairs the event with assistants including Robert Trimmer and Andrew Sechkar. Cub packs and Scout troops perform acts depicting American history. prizes for best acts and posters. Poster judging by Lorain County Art League member Don Hicok. Judging committee to be named by Herb Eyman. Posters due for judging at 10 a.m. on show day.
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Lorain
Boy Scouts
Firelands Area Boy Scout Council
Loran High School
Art Flowers
Activites
Robert Trimmer
Andrew Sechkar
Robert Ferguson
Keith Larimore
Herb Eyman
Northeast District Committee
Vermoon
Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Don Hicok
Lorain County Art League
LHS
Liberty Wife Seeks Divorce From Cafeman Husband
Mrs. Louis M. Liberty of Santa Ana California filed for divorce from her husband Mike Liberty a cafe operator. The couple wed in Liberty Missouri and the petition cites irreconcilable differences in their marriage.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Louis M. Liberty
Liberty
Mike Liberty
Liberty, Mo
Lorain Court Dockets Reveal Minor Vehicle Violations
Lorain Municipal Court news lists defendants and charges from unaccompanied permit violations to reckless driving and liquor sales. Individuals include Ann L Burnstein 28 Eugene H Kinney 38 and Jorge L Monge 34 among others with penalties ranging from fines to probation and upcoming trials.
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Ann L Burnstein
Ave
Eugene H. Kinney
Eugenio 8. Ortiz
East
Colorado Ave
Cense
Russell W. Harper
James A. Pugh
Cali
East 31St SL
Gurmmersindo Morales
Wood Ave
Jorge L Monge
Eastside
29Th St
Richard R. Savinsky
West 20Th St
Paul E. Morgan
Reid Ave
Pauline A. Stafford
West 17Th
Herbert B Wiemls
Edgewater
Sheffeld
Driver Cited After 3 Car Accident
Ernest M Love, 74, of 1302 West Erie Ave, charged with failure to yield after his car collided with Norman D Detar, 24, and Rila M Stringfellow, 31, at West Erie and Brownell. Detar and Stringfellow also face traffic chargeAppearances scheduled for Saturday. Isiah Mosley, 34, fined 25 dollars for no license. trial set Feb 27. bond 250. Other drivers charged with red lights and licenses listed.
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Lorain
Ernest M Love
West Erie Ave
Brownell Ave
Love
Norman D. Detar
West Lake Rd
Rila M Stringfellow
West Ene Ave
Albert Salisbury
Eastth St
Eugenio
Ortiz
East 30Th St
Isiah Mosley
East Jth Ct
Mosley
Youth in Car Theft Admits Involvement with Eight Other Vehicles
A Lorain youth, age not given, admits stealing eight cars and four license plate sets. He was identified by Severo Rivera 33, who saw the youth enter and drive off in Rivera’s car before it stalled. Police report the youth also siphoned gasoline and took beer, using stolen plates to mislead trace.
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Lorain
Severo Rivera
Rivera
Palice
Failures Rise Among New York Retailers in 1957
The Dun and Bradstreet credit clearing house reports 164 bankruptcies or failures among apparel and accessories dry goods and general merchandise retailers in New York. This compares with 117 in the same month of 1956 and 100 in January 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet Credit Clearing House
Two Men Held In Hotel Antlers Card Game Cutting
In Lorain a card game at the Hotel Antlers sparked a fight. Thomas W Hardy 44 of Memphis held for investigation after cutting Joseph G Hazhinsky 31 of Memphis with a pen knife. Hazhinsky treated for a deep abdominal wound. Woodrow Whalen 41 held as a material witness.
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Antlers
Hardy
Whalen
Hazimsky
St. Joseph Hospital
Hazhinsky
Firelands School Board Seeks 1957 Appropriation Details
Henrietta Firelands Board of Education set 1957 appropriation at a special meeting with Superintendent Ehrman showing alternates pending a state foundation aid report. Final approval moves to Monday's 8 p.m. meeting as the principal agenda item. The citizens committee asked Ehrman to present Feb 19 enrollments for 1959-60 by grade and school.
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Henrietta
Firelands Board of Educaton
James H Ehrman
Enman
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