Dismissed By Trial Examiner Dues Refund Plea Dropped
The NLRB case on illegal hiring practices at Victory Construction on Westview Terrace Lorain centers on union referrals and dues refunds. Dismissal occurred as Prusa failed to prove dues were paid. settlement efforts failed amid accusations of shakedown attempts and bribery hints involving union officials. Local 758 president Byrd contradicted earlier testimony. witnesses described alleged exclusive hiring through the union and lack of referral slips.
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Norman Prusa
NLRB
Wheatley
Kenneth Brooks
Lorain
Franklin Butter
Oberlin
Victory
Westview Terrace
Leavitt Rd
Walter Geisel Hamilton
Steve Stuhy
Geisler
James Byrd
Byrd
Rose
Brooks
NLEB
Prusa
Rebess
Local 758
Riemer
Victory Napolitano
Dayton
Victory Construction Co
William Rose
Napolitano
Walter Geisler
Jess Smith
Elyria
Union Hall
Smaith
Smith
Steve
Szuhy
Jim
Will Study New Devices For Traffic Control
COLUMBUS UPD The Ohio highway department forms a research group to study 14 potential uses of nuclear and electronic devices for construction testing and traffic control. It will test induction radios for relaying information to motorists via car radios and deploy portable transmitters along berms to trigger messages. The council includes department staff and Ohio State University engineers to test a radioactive moisture-reading device.
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Columbus
UPD
Highway Department
Ohio State University
Attorney In Suit To Stop War Dies At 39
Cleveland reporter says William W. Cavanaugh an attorney who filed an injunction suit against former President Truman to halt the Korean War died Wednesday night. He argued only Congress could declare war. A former Air Force navigator bombardier he completed 35 combat missions in World War II. Death attributed to a heart attack at home.
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Cleveland
UPD
William W. Cavanaugh
Harry S. Truman
Cavanaugh
Federal
Congress
Air Force
Europe
City's Fund Problem Put Into Focus
City Council faces likely lower general fund income next year as intangible tax receipts shrink from 51 000 projected for 1939 to a possibly below last year 24 795 26 and retirement of waterworks and sanitation fund obligations will remove their contributions. The city may lack funds for 1960 unless alternative revenue is found.
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Ellsworth Asbeit
Albert
Council
Miles seeks second term as Kipton mayor
James N. Miles, first elected mayor of Kipton last year, files a declaration of candidacy as a non-partisan candidate to serve a full two-year term. A Kipton resident for 16 years, Miles retired from American Standard in Elyria. He and his wife Mary reside on State Street, Kipton. Glenn J. Hobbs, incumbent Russia Township trustee, also filed a nominating petition for re-election.
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James N. Miles
Kipton
Lorain
Glenn J. Hobbs
Russia Township
City County Fire Pact Under Study By Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review a city county fire protection pact benefiting the Lorain County Home, detention home, and county garage. Discussion will cover renewing financing notes for a swimming pool, Project G and I improvements, bids, and awarding crews as a long negotiated retroactive agreement remains debated.
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Lorain County
Victor J. Stewart, Jr
City Council
Lorain Launches 125th Birthday Fest With Navy Warships
Lorain begins a week of events marking its 125th founding with the USS Donner and USS Klein Smith docking at noon. Mayor Jaworski presents a city key to Commander Homer Tolmasa for the anniversary program opener. Admiral King Day invites visitors to view ships anchored in the harbor. The schedule includes a pageant This Is Lorain, parades with 50 floats and 130 units, nationa lity shows at George Daniel Field, and multiple themed days culminating in a fireworks fair in north Broadway.
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Lorain
Navy
USS
Donner
Kleinsmith
Lorain Harbor
John C. Jaworski
Homer Tolmasa
Civic Memorial Group
Admiral King
George Daniel Field
United Protestants
West Stn St
North Broadway
Marine Unit Ready To Hit Lake Beach
Cleveland Edgewater Beach will host an amphibious assault by 1,500 Marines of the Sixth Regiment this Saturday in Operation Inland Seas. The mock landing mirrors wartime conditions to honor the opening of the St Lawrence Seaway. Many Marines previously trained on Lebanon Beach last July.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleve ‘Land
Edgewater
Sixth Marine Regiment
U.S
St. Lawrence Seaway
Navy
Lebanon
Autoist Denies Guilt In Death Of Elyria Woman
Hosez Partlow, 23, of 223 Bell Ave., pleads innocent to traffic manslaughter in the death of Mrs Irene Honoshofsky after a head on crash on Lake Ave July 7. He is freed on 3500 bond with preliminary hearing set for July 23. Mrs Honoshofsky, 41, of 44 Fairmount St., was killed. her husband injured.
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Hosez Partlow
Bell Ave
Frank Wilcox
Elysia Municipal Court
Partlow
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Ave
Irene B. Honoshofsky
Fairamont St
State Highway Patrol
Griswold Rd
George M. Honoshofsky
Mirs. Honoshofsky
Legion Opens Convention In Cleveland
The Ohio American Legion and auxiliary begin their annual convention in Cleveland with nearly ten thousand former servicemen expected. Friday noon features a joint session address by Ohio legislator and philosopher Tenny Guyer. The Forty & Eight will install officers at the Chef de Garbanquet Friday night. No Commanders Ball this year though a Forty & Eight parade is set for Saturday night and a Legion parade is planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio American Legion
Ani
Tennysm Guyer
Ohio
Forty & Eight
Pickets Benefit From Food Donations Amid Lorain Strike
Local 1104 USW members picketing National Tube Co in Lorain receive donated sandwiches from Frank Ursic and doughnuts from Bill's Bakery. Milks and bread are promised as in past strikes. U S Steel notes potential pay delays due to staggered paydays while union leaders manage strike funds and crossing policies for Lake Terminal Railroad and ships at Lorain.
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Goodies
United Steelworkers
National Tube Co
Frank
Bozo) Ursic
East 28Th St
Lorain
Bill’s Bakery
Grove Ave
Local 1104
USW
George Pashkevich
Paul Schremp
NSW District 28
Elyria
Steel and Tubes Division
Republic Steel Corp
Fifteenth St
Schremp
Michael
Hank) Busich
Steve Caruso
Milan Rakich
Lake Terminal Railroad
Taxpayers Urged to Pay Taxes Before Four Day Deadline
County Treasurer Cari Schooitkuns said today that about a third of the $6.9 million tax goal is collected. The deadline to pay without a penalty is four days away, with a 16 percent penalty after the final day.
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Cari
Schooitkuns
Medical Aid For Welfare Clients Eyed In Lorain County
Administrators of Lorain County four hospitals and representatives of the Lorain County Medical Association met with county commissioners and Welfare Director Gerard Print yesterday on treatment of welfare cases through a hospital outpatient department. Elyria Memorial plans an outpatient unit tied to its doctor training program and possible free surgical services for welfare cases were discussed. A follow up meeting will be held after the outpatient service is established to finalize fee arrangements. Hospitals present included Elyria Memorial St Joseph Lorain Amherst and Oberlin’s Allen Hospital.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Medical Association
Gerard Print
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Prinz
Elyria Memorial
St. Joseph
Lorain
Amherst Hospital
Alien Hospital
Oberlin
Counselor Dies at 60 in New York
A New York counselor died at age 60 on a Wednesday. The report notes the death occurred in the city, with no additional details on cause or circumstances.
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New York
UPD
Ore Vessels Feel Steel Strike Effect
Fog shrouds ore carriers in Great Lakes ports as the steel strike idles more than 9,000 seamen. About 9,000 crewmen, including 3,700 who joined the strike on 137 vessels, face layoff as 32 shipping companies’ fleets halt. Interlake Steamship Co and Pittsburgh Steamship Co report most ships out of service, threatening ore shipments once upper lake stocks run down.
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Cleveland
UPS
Great Lakes
Cook
Upper Lakes
Interlake Steamship Co
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
U.S. Steel Corp
Pentagonese: Washington’s odd argot stumps Congress
In Washington satire notes that Pentagon language confuses lawmakers as they debate military funding and jargon. Senators mock terms like unsubobline and undefinitize while House members scramble to decipher encrypted phrases and national ship shortfalls.
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Berlin
Ruchel
Air Force
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