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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1957
Page
16
The Labor Scene notes that progress in negotiations does not always show in cents per hour raises or extra holidays. It argues that gains can come from improved community stature even if direct benefits like hospitalization allocations are reduced or delayed.
McGarvey's Rest Chicago in May earned a national merchandising award for innovative services. The Vermilion Ohio restaurant offers a dockside drive in service, a Sip Sup N Sail Evening on Lake Erie, and a family friendly menu with Easter Bunny waitresses and lobster bakes. Ed Solomon and wife Rita will receive an all expenses trip to the National Restaurant Assn. convention.
Downe and Olsen firm ties mark broader drive as local IAM units align with AFL-CIO council. Reuther lauds UAW cleansing, calls for FE BR inquiry. district seeks full affiliation, six of nine locals already joined. Downe, 234 Columbia Ave., Lorain, long tied to heating industry groups and labor advisory bodies, figures in GOP.
W. L. Rockwell of 379 Pasadena Ave. promoted to district sales supervisor for Shell Oil Co. in Birmingham Alabama after a career starting in 1946. Navy veteran served as district service rep in Cincinnati and merchandising rep in Toledo before Cleveland real estate work and today’s district sales supervisor role in the South. Rockwell and wife Verna dine have two children Warren and Barbara.
General Motors Brown Lipe Chapin division in Elyria shut down for one day as an adjustment to inventories and car production schedules. Workers will return Monday with plans for a full five day operation next week.
Monetary and credit responsibilities of the Federal Reserve System and their impact on business form the theme of six conferences for bank directors and industrialists sponsored in the next three weeks by banks, clearing house associations and the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. One conference will be held at Sandusky next Thursday.
Walter P. Reuther pledges full cooperation of the 11.5 million member UAW with any Senate committee probe into corruption charges. He criticizes Senator McCarthy’s accusations as false and confirms readiness to cooperate if officers’ affairs are examined, while noting ongoing local and regional union affiliations and proposed realignments within AFL-CIO structures.
The second in a weekly series conducted yesterday by International Representative Paul Schremp covered union affairs and the three year contract between Steelworkers and U S Steel Corp signed last summer. The series resumes next Friday from 2 to 4 PM at the Lorain union hall.
Lawson head of Skal Club Charles F. Lawson was elected president of the Cleveland Skal Club, part of a world wide travel organization. Officers include Henry A. Peters vice president Albert Bakker treasurer William Wingate secretary and board members Charles B. Matthews George Johnson John A Reid Townsend and others. A local trial committee will review a UAW related charge about conduct at work, with no money issues involved.
Time Inc reports 1956 sales of 229.374 million dollars, a new high and up 15 percent from 1955. The publisher of Time Life Fortune Sports Illustrated Architectural Forum and House and Home credits higher ad revenues as a key factor in the record year.
Kendall won the sole election contest for Local 383 AFL Holders and Foundry Workers Union officer posts, defeating Claude Welch and Elmer Zoltai for corresponding representative. Other officers were re-elected or nominated in February. President Hugh Tompkins was re-elected. The local covers Elyria Foundry, Duplex Foundry, and Electro-Alloys Division of American Brake Shoe Co.
Robert E Mallory, former Elyrian and son of Mr and Mrs A M Mallory of 424 Earl Ct, has been advanced to sales promotion manager at Columbus Coated Fabrics Corp. in Columbus. He will expand marketing and merchandising for all products in consumer and industrial fields. Mallory, Miami University and Cleveland School of Art alumnus, began in Columbus in 1949 with Ohio Bell and joined Coated Fabrics in 1952 as assistant to the director of advertising and sales promotion. He edits the Advantage Central Ohio publication and resides at 2917 Dover Rd with his wife and four children. Columbus Coated Fabrics produces Blewback oil cloth, Wall-Tex, Guard, Col-O Vin, Plastolyn and other fabrics.
A Lorain grocery will give away 20 000 chicks from April 7 to 11 to raise funds for Steel City Little Leaguers. Meyer Goldberg will distribute the chicks to children accompanying parents as local kids sell mash inside the store at 2328 Cleveland Blvd to finance their next baseball season.
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