Electro Alloys Workers Set on Strike After Vote
About 200 members of Local 383 AFL Molders and Foundry Workers at Electro Alloys Division of American Brake Shoe walked out after a 105 to 33 strike vote. The contract expired midnight prior, with two mediation meetings failing to produce an agreement. Pickets gathered peacefully as 125 employees reportedly showed up. A four hour work shift plan and an 8 cent per hour raise were proposed by management.
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Electro Alloys Division
American Brake Shoe
AFL
Seldin
Shermak
Milwaukee
Washington
INS
Fred Minn
Theia
U.S
Russia
Widership
Carl Shermak
Disrtrict
International Molders and Foundry Workers
Afl-Cio
Shop Committee
Truck Brake Lockup Ends in City Intersection Crash
Late yesterday at Second St and East Ave a Watson Trucking Co. tractor driven by Cloyd Murry of 324 West St stopped abruptly as a left turning motorist appeared. Front trailer springs broke loose. rear axle and trailer separated. air hoses ruptured. the tractor halted partly in the intersection. Two men, Kenny and Denny Watson, rolled the missing axle and wheels down the street.
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Second St
East Ave
Watson Trucking Co
Cloyd Murry
West St
Kenny
Denny Watson
C-T
Walt Glendenning
Weather Outlook For Northeastern Ohio With Showers
Partly cloudy and warm in Ohio with scattered afternoon and night thunderstorms today through Saturday. Highs near 82 to 88, lows 62 to 68. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect from Sandusky westward with southwest winds 15 to 24 mph. Occasional thundershowers may bring brief higher winds.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Tax Cut Talk Amid Conflicting Reports and Local Petition Troubles
In Washington Treasury officials say a Black River Township incorporation petition with 302 signatures was faulty and a tax cut this year is unlikely. At Camp Whittington GI William Girard denied Army pressure over a Japanese trial, while Stassen and U S and Soviet negotiators briefed on reopen talks amid counter proposals and open skies debate. Police in Detroit investigate a murder tied to a Lincoln Park car with a bloodstained shirt and blanket found nearby.
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Whittington
Japan
INS
William
Girard
U.S
Camp Whittington
Ottawa
Stanley F. Levin
Army Legal
Washington
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Black River Township
Civic the GI
Ho Tel
Louis
Camp Whitting
Feu
Lorain
Detroit
Little Mary de Caussin
Thunderstorms Slams Cleveland and Toledo Hurl Winds
A violent thunderstorm battered Cleveland and Toledo with gusts up to 64 mph. A suspected killer was held for questioning after a girl’s handprint surfaced in a suspect’s car as police chased leads from Patchogue to Ohio. Tornado funnels were sighted near Cincinnati and Bowling Green while the U S Open at Inverness faced a brief delay.
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Vng
Pho
Jacques Pares
Patchogue
N.Y
Mak
Galloway
Pares
William Lutz
Ecorseteers
iTwo
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Bowling Green
Inverness Country Club
Weather Scene and School News Mix In Ohio Report
Severe thunderstorms disrupt eastern Ohio with downed trees and power outages. The five day forecast shows temperatures 7 to 40 degrees above normal. Lorain County reports a local girl wins a recserse and Amherst Township plans a development project. Temperatures across major cities are listed from Chicago to Washington D C.
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Ohio
Mansfield
Bureau
Lorain
Lorain County
Amherst Township
Planning Commission
Okey
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washejington D. C
Lorain Girl Winner 31 T Carrier Boys Honored
A 25th annual program honors carrier boys as Lorain girl winner is named. A thunderstorm hit Columbus with nearly 1/2 inch rain in 11 minutes causing brief power outages in northern areas while central Ohio saw lighter effects.
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Aeocavas
aLcan
Columbus
Auto Crash Fatal Near Sebring Claims Two Lives
Mrs. Nina Hill, 68, of North Benton died and her husband Blaine Hill, 73, was critically injured in a head on collision on a narrow bridge north of Sebring Thursday. Blaine Hill hospitalized at Alliance City.
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Alliance
Gay Acquitted On All Counts
John A. Gay 39, owner of Johnny's Lounge Bar and Bowling Alleys in Lorain, was acquitted on four counts of possession and sale of nine marijuana cigarettes after a six juror trial. Verdict delivered at 5:23 p.m. by Foreman Verne Brant. defense claimed Gay was trapped. Prosecutor Mikus led the case. Gay’s family and supporters reacted with tears and cheers.
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John A. Gay
Johnny
Broadway, Lorain
Verne A. Brant
Redfern Rbd
Columbia
LeRoy Kelly
Gay
Dorothy
Varene
Joseph Ushelyi
E. D
Marysville Reformatory
Truck Falls Into Creek Kills 14 Paratroopers at Fort Campbell
An Army truck skidded off a bridge at Piney Fork Creek during a field bivouac killing 14 paratroopers and injuring nine others. The 101st Airborne Division unit from Fort Campbell had just returned from training when the vehicle failed to turn sharp, toppled 25 feet into the creek, and trapped most under the wreckage. Survivors recalled frantic efforts to rescue comrades as helicopters moved in to lift the injured and clear the scene.
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T. Campbell
INS
Piney Fork Creek
Pvt
J. B
Cooper
Gatesville
Tex
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Ninved
Ronald Custis
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bold Thief Hunted in Waynesburg
Police in Waynesburg hunt for a bold thief who stole Deputy Sheriff John Hughes’s car from behind the county jail. Local authorities seek tips leading to the suspect’s capture.
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Waynesburg
Poice
Pennsylvania
John Hughes
Haiti Army Overturns Government
In Port au Prince the army ousted provisional leader Daniel Fignole in a bloodless coup. Army chief Gen Antonio Rebreau headed the operation and was to announce a new military regime. Fignole was reportedly surrounded at his home and taken to Les Casernes Dessar lines. The city faced turmoil with no violence reported.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Antonio Rebreau
Fignale
Les Casernes Dessar
Rebreau
Fignole
U.S
United Press
Classified ad tips from The Chronicle Telegram
A promotional note explains placing classifieds to sell any item with a writer to help craft the ad. It mentions an ad for selling a cottage organ once used by Mrs. Krugman, including the phone contact 73-021.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mrs. Krugman
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