Calendar In The Steel Wage Case
A detailed timeline of the United Steelworkers wage dispute from Nov. 15 to June, outlining union actions, government mediation, and court rulings. Key figures include Philip Murray, Cyrus S. Ching, and President Truman. The sequence covers wage demands, negotiations, strikes, and the 1949 Supreme Court decision restoring private ownership of mills.
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United Steelworkers
CIQ
Atlantic City
Joseph P. Molony
USW
Buffalo
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Murray
Steel
Washington
Truman
Randall
David A. Pine
Federal Court of Appeals
Pine
U. S. Supreme Court
Jane
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
David A Pine
Philip Murray
Mr. Truman
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Mr. Sawyer
Mr. Murray
Board Moves To Speed Start Of Turnpike
The Ohio Turnpike Commission moves to bypass legal delays on the 326 million toll road across northern Ohio. Secretary treasurer A J Allen refused to sign a bond citing constitutional concerns and the commission seeks a Supreme Court order to compel signing to obtain funding and proceed, avoiding two Lucas County suits.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio
A. J. Allen
Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Allen
Lucas County
Leaves Door Unlocked. $11 Missing From Home
Mrs. Robert Perry reported a theft at 252 Marseilles Avenue after returning from work to find a small bank and a $10 bill missing. She admitted leaving the door unlocked. Police were notified last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Perry
Marseilles Avenue
City deep well pumping upgrade debated by council
City officials discuss modernization of the pumping station with focus on electrification to cut annual operating costs by about 10,000 dollars versus steam options. 1947 figures show aging pumps and rising demand, with final council vote pending consulting engineers' report.
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Havens
Emerson
Wely Council
Steel companies and union seek talks to avert steel strike
Telegrams from Steelman show no new proposals beyond reconvening talks with five major steel firms and United Steelworkers at 11 am on June 5 in Room 102 Executive Offices Building. Senate leaders debate emergency arbitration with Maybank backing a temporary board to issue binding settlement recommendations under wage price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelman
United Steelworkers
Executive Offices
Burnet R. Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Taft
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Young Netherlander Seeks Farm Host in Lorain County
A trained European agriculture student seeks a three month farm stay in Lorain County as part of the International Farm Youth Exchange Program. He will live and work on a vegetable or fruit farm with no pay, then study farm extension methods in Ohio for an additional month. Contact Carl Deeds at Elyria 3243.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
International Farm
America
Carl Deeds
Europe
Ohio
Elyria
Baby Girl Thomas Dies Stillborn In Elyria
Funeral services were held for baby girl Thomas at Harold Dickens Funeral Home. The infant, stillborn at Elyria Memorial Hospital, leaves two sisters Charlotte and Sandra and grandparents Mr and Mrs Noel Harris and Mr and Mrs John Thomas of Flint Michigan. Reader George Daniels oversaw the services and burial followed at Brookdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dicken
Girl Thomas
Ralph Thomas
Bell Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
Sandra
Noel Harris
John Thomas
Flint
Mich
George Daniels
Brookdale Cemetery
Bible Talk on Why Is the Bible Practical for Our Day
Glenn G Gerber of the Watchtower Society will speak Sunday June 1 at 3 00 p m in the Kingdom Hall Jehovahs Witnesses 526 East Broad St Elyria. He will discuss questions Is the Bible Old Fashioned and Can It Meet Our Present Day Needs inviting all in the community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
G. Gerber
Watchtower Society
Kingdom Hall of
Girl Scouts Plan Nationwide Campfire Tribute
The 801 Elyria Girl Scouts at Hilltop House on Gulf Toad will divide into groups for campfires and send a fagot from each fire to Camp Rockwood Maryland for the Anniversary Campfire on October 25. Fagots from across the nation will be collected through the summer for a large October campfire honoring 40 years of Girl Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hilltop House
Gulf Toad
Camp Rockwood
Maryland
Girl Scouts of the
Bethesda
National
United States
Local Builders File Home Permits With City
John E. Galazin at 201 Stanford Avenue receives a 12000 dollar permit for a 42 by 26 foot one story frame dwelling at 1122 East River Street with Hart A. Dickason as the city inspector. Carl Fuchs of Shawnee Ohio gets a 9000 dollar permit for a 28 by 26 foot one story frame home at 374 Bon-Air Avenue and acts as his own contractor. Richard Wohlever of 239 Erie Street secures a 10000 dollar permit for a 32 by 28 foot one story frame house at 316 Foster Avenue with R Lysaght as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Galazin
Stanford Avenue
East River Street
Hart A. Dickason
Galazin
Bon-Air Avenue
Carl Fuchs
Shawnee
Ohio
Fuchs
Richard Wohlever
Erie Street
Foster Avenue
R. Lysaght
Kefauver and Warren Win In California Primary
In San Francisco Senator Estes Kefauver and Governor Earl Warren won California primaries. Kefauver led the Democratic delegates with 601,246 votes to Edmund G. Brown's 251,758, totaling 251 convention votes after yesterday's South Dakota win. Warren captured 546,716 to Werdel's 223,441 for the GOP delegation. Knowland won re election in both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Estes Kefauver
Earl Warren
California
Golden State
Kefauver
Chicago
Truman
Edmund G. Brown
South Dakota
Tennessee
Warren
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Thomas H. Werdel
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
U.S
William F. Knowland
Clinton D. McKinnon
Werdel
Brown
Pope Pius XII Cancels Audiences amid Influenza Attack
Vatican City Pope Pius XII was stricken with an influenza like fever and canceled all audiences for the day. He received close aides and attended administrative conferences. Doctors reported a slight cold in recent days and the pontiff felt tired but no cause for concern was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius Ail
Vatican
Giovanni Battista Montini
Rome
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
E.D.T
Chiropodists Plan Fall Study Focus After September Break
Lorain hosts Lorain County Chiropodists meeting as members vote to skip monthly gatherings until September to allow vacations. Fall plan centers on study groups during alternate meetings with emphasis on podopediatrics.
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Lorain
Two Die In Penokee Iron Mine Cave-In Near Tronwood
Rescue teams recovered the second victim, Seraphim Zacharewski, 56, after finding the first body, Gorma Olkonen, 33, in the Penokee Iron Mine near Tronwood Michigan. Five miners were trapped when walls collapsed two days earlier, and three were saved.
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Tronwood
Mich
Seraphim Zacharewski
Penokee
Gorma Olkonen
Lightning Strike Cuts Telephone at Elyria Waterworks Plant
Lightning struck a large tree in front of the residence of Plant Superintendent Norman Humason on the pumping station grounds, temporarily cutting off telephone service. Safety Service Director D. W. Kothe traveled to Lorain to inspect the damage while radio communication maintains plant links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Woman Held in Lorain County Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Oppman attempted to hang herself in a county jail cell using a towel rope. Deputies and a jail doctor intervened. she was uninjured and placed under observation with two other female prisoners. Assistant Prosecutor Ew ing and Deputy Guzik continued inquiry. The Oppmans moved from Cleveland about a year ago. he worked for Thew Shovel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ewing
Joseph Guzik
Oppman
Lorain County
Cleveland
Thew Shovel Co
Rural Ohio Edison proposes rate cuts for rural customers
The Ohio Edison commission heard that overall rates may rise from ten to 12 percent if approved. Rural customers would see a 12 to 13 percent cut for those using about 200 kilowatts, lowering a 200 kW bill from 7.95 to 6.53 dollars, and a 100 kW bill from 4.95 to 4.23 dollars. The company filed the rate-change request on November 6, 1950, aiming to simplify from 157 rates in 34 counties to four: residential, water heater, commercial, and industrial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Ohio Edison
Christie
Avon Lumber Co. owner leaves $120000 estate in Avon
William C. Wagner, former Avon mayor and Avon Lumber Co. owner, died January 27 leaving a $120,239 estate. His will includes a $10,000 bequest to the Avon Baptist church and other specific gifts totaling about $66,000. The remainder is split between his housekeeper Pearl Walker and her daughter Marjorie Moore. Hubbard Wilcox of Elyria is executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Wagner
Avon Lumber Co
Avon
Pearl Walker
Marjorie Moore
Avon Baptist Church
Hubbard Wilcox
Elyria
Judgment Affirmed By Appeals Court
The court of appeals affirmed the $50,000 personal injury judgment for Amy Wallace of New York against Charles Preston and two insurance firms The American Fidelity and Casualty Co and the Fidelity and Casualty Co of N Oberlin College student William Wallace her brother was killed in the Oberlin road crash. Preston was intoxicated and later charged with traffic manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Amy Wallace
New York
Charles Preston
American Fidelity and Casualty Co
The
Fidelity and Casualty Co
William Wallace
Oberlin College
Oberlin Road
Preston
Ohio Fuel May Have To Pay More For Gas
Ohio Fuel Gas Co faces proposed rate increases from Texas Gas Transmission and three other suppliers totaling about 12 million dollars annually. President W N Grinstead cites higher gas costs and other expenses as necessitating higher customer rates and renewal of some contract terms. Bob Feller Day declared in Grafton with visit scheduled June 16 by the ace pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
W. N. Grinstead
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Federal Power Commission
Ohio
Texas Gas
Stock Market Roundup of Major Industrials and Utilities
Record of price changes for firms including American Radiator American Tobacco U S Steel Chrysler and Kellogg along with utilities and railroads. Notable shifts show mixed gains and losses across sectors with percentages listed beside each company. Market activity reflects broad changes in equities and investor sentiment.
Local Contract Major Parts Move Forward After WSB Approval
Wage Stabilization Board approval reached in Cleveland for the Pfandier Company and U A W C I C Local 1161 agreement covers the insurance plan, cost of living clause and general wage increase totaling about 26.5 cents per hour. Shift differential remains partially approved with 8 to 10 cents proposed for second and third shifts pending final board action. Final decision on that provision may await supplemental petition.
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WSB
Federal judge delays Cincinnati Enquirer sale ruling
Judge Bolitha Laws again postpones a decision on selling the Cincinnati Enquirer. The trustee must submit another recommendation by next Friday, with a ruling possible soon after. The Times Star offers 7.5 million dollars, while Portsmouth Steel Corp and Cyrus Eaton had offered 7.6 million. The American Security and Trust Co. acts as trustee under John R. McLean's will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bolitha J. Laws
Cincinnati Enquirer
Laws
Enquirer
Cincinnati Times- Star
Taft
Times-Star
The
American Security and Trust Co
John R. McLean
Portsmouth Steel Corp
Ohio
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Co-op Sold Twine Above Ceiling Prices
The Office of Price Stabilization filed suit for 146166 in triple damages against United Cooperatives Alliance for selling baler and binder twine above ceiling prices. The OPS said the co op imported Mexican twine to Farm Bureau members at 46 cents to 4.20 dollars per bale over the limit, with total likely overcharges near one million dollars nationwide. An OPS official noted no overcharges on domestic twine.
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Cleveland
Office of Price Stabilization
United Cooperatives, Inc
Alliance
OPS
Aaron Brill
OPS Enforcement Division
Columbus Man Hurt In Route 60 Accident
A 45 year old Columbus man J R Laudenslager owner of the Wholesale Barber Supply Co was injured in a Route 60 accident south of New London while delivering with his jeep truck He slid into a ditch after leaving the soft berm He was admitted to White Cross Hospital after transfers through New London and Mansfield General Hospitals with cuts bruises and slight rib fractures reported.
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New London
Columbus
J. R. Laudenslanger
Here
White Cross Hospital
Laudenslager
Barber Supply Co
New London Hospital
Mansfield General Hospital
Mansfield
Police Pursue Drunken Driving Case in Elyria
William Strebel of 155 Samuel Street was fined 125 dollars plus costs and received six months license suspension after a drunken driving incident. He allegedly hit Floyd Rowe on Lake Avenue turning onto Bond Street, then fled the scene and was fined 10 dollars and costs in court. A 13 year old was arrested at Cascade Park for setting off firecrackers and handed to juvenile authorities.
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Elyria
William Strebel
Samuel Street
Strebel
Lake Avenue
Bond Street
Floyd Rowe
Olive Road
Lorain
Cascade Park
Nine Year Old Boy Found Dead In Barn
Nine year old Paul Ward died in what coroner calls an accidental hanging in a barn at the family home near New London. He was found about 4 pm by his father Graydon Ward and died at New London Hospital. He is survived by his parents a brother and a sister and grandparents. Services Friday at 2:30 pm at Sackett Eastman Funeral Home with burial in Grove Street cemetery.
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New London
Huron County
Charles Edell
Norwalk
Paul Ward
Here
Graydon Ward
Ward Dry Cleaning Co
New London Hospital
Philip
Marla
I. Triplett
G. J. Ward
Olena
Sackett-Eastman Funeral Home
D.S.T
L. A. Crawford
Grove Street Cemetery
Juvenile court rebinds Elyria youth after statutory offense
Judge Malcolm Thomson recommits a 17 year old Elyria boy to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster after a hearing on a statutory offense involving a 13 year old Elyria girl who is to become a mother. The girl is committed to the Lorain County Child Welfare Department. The youth has prior juvenile court records for breaking and entering and was paroled from Lancaster Sept. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Thomson
Elyria
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Lorain County
Ground Stacking Grass Silage Demonstration Set for Field Day
Lorain County farmers will see ground stacking of grass silage demonstrated at a Forage Field Day at Harvey Born farm Route 113 Henriette next Monday. County Agent Carl Deeds announced plans for the all day program featuring a live Silage stack build and equipment demonstrations by hay crushers hay rakes forage harvesters and self unloading wagons with an agronomist and Silage specialist to answer questions. The event begins at 10 a.m. and runs all day with a rain date next day.
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Lorain County
Harvey Born
Henriette
Carl Deeds
Lorain Soil Conservation District
Agricultural Extension Service
Reds Try To Seize French Auto Plant
Communists attempted a general sit-down strike to take Renault in the Paris suburbs as workers and guards fought off attackers. Foremen injured, disruption across workshops. Reds also attacked rail hubs in central and southern France while embassies and businesses were guarded. Police rounded up leaders as Pinay pledged tough measures. overall effort seen as a failure with about 98 percent of workers remaining at work.
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Paris
Renault
France
Red
Antonoine Pinay
Jacques Duclos
Market summary of Cleveland Toledo Produce and livestock row
Livestock in Cleveland shows mixed demand with cattle and calves steady to slow while hogs gain about 50 cents. Prime steers and heifers fetch 36 to 37, cows 23 to 24, bulls 29 to 30. Calves steady at 37 to 38. Sheep and lambs weak. matted prices for young lambs. Grain in Toledo includes wheat around 2.29 to 2.30, corn 1.79 to 1.80, soybeans 3.00 to 3.01. Produce markets list asparagus to tomatoes with varying prices. eggs and butter noted with standard government grades.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
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Wage Stabilization Board
Charles E. Wilson
Office of Defense Mobilization
Clarence B. Randall
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trust
Midwest Stock Exchange
Mic & Prospectus
Canadien Fund, Inc
Pierre Smith & CO. Seasoned Investments
Phont
Death Records
Thomas
Girl Scouts
Kefauver and
Pope Ili
Paul Mikus
Relief Commission
Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
N. A. Tillman
Avon Church
Appeals
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Chrysler Cities Service
Columbia Gas
Kennecott Copper
Kroger
Montgomery Ward
Penna. R. R. Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Standard of Ind. Standard of
N. J. Texas Company
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Airbrake Woolworth Co
Say
Police Dept. News
Sudro-Curtis
John Galajda
Center Ridge Road
Sheriff's Department
Ridgeville School
Cary White
Spencer
C. C. Lord
Mary Fon Phares
Oberlin
Clara L. Schmitz
Elyria Avenue
John
Margaret Bark
Earl, Jr
Paralee Davies
Wilbur
Bruce Woodman
Olmsted Falls
Cecil Lutz
Avon Lake
Cedar Point Road
Cuyahoga County
Avery C. Garberson
Penfield Township
W. Bingham Co
Harriet A. Garberson
Bilson
Elyria Township
David Ross
Florence Trebus
Common Pleas Court
Stella Horiick
D. A. Cook
Kordeleski
Abc's of Investment
McDonald & Company
New York Stock Exchange
N.Y. Curb Exchange
James M. Hans
Figris Representative
Middle Ave
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