Pay Increases For Elyria Foundry Workers Under New Contract
About 230 employees at Elyria Foundry Division of Coromalloy Corp will receive raises totaling an average of 17 cents per hour over the next two years under a new contract ratified by Local 383, International Molders and Foundry Workers Canton. The four percent rise runs eight to 19 cents an hour with a nine cent average. a 3.5 percent increase on the 1961 anniversary adds seven to nine cents. Fringe benefits rise: life insurance to 3000, accidental death to 3000, daily hospitalization to 18, hospitalization costs to 18, surgical benefits to 300, and wage-related compensation to 85. Vacation for workers with 10–15 years rises from 80 to 100 hours.
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Elyria Foundry Division
Coromalloy Corp
International Molders
Foundry Workers Canton
Wege
Accident Suit Verdict Directed in Lorain Case
A directed verdict was entered for Peter Kallas in a Morehead v. Kallas auto crash suit over whether she was a paying passenger or guest. The judge ruled $1 payment did not alter the passenger status. A separate default may be entered against co-defendant Paul Lowrey who did not appear.
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Peter Kallas
St. Lorain
Florence Morehead
Lorain
LeRoy F. Kelly
Tral Kailas
Lake Rd
Avon Lake
Paul Lowery
Bedford Heights
Kaias
Helen Johannsen
Wakeman
Kelas
Cleveland
Kelly
Driver Misses Brake Strikes Tree in Elyria Crash
Elyria man Gast Bessas aged 45 of 367 Preston Ave was charged with reckless driving after his car failed to brake turning from Poplar onto Harwood and swerved across the street hitting a tree in a rear yard at 503 Poplar. Front of the 1957 War model suffered extensive damage.
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Elyria
Poplar St
Harwood St
Gast Bessas
Preston Ave
Poplar
Harwood
Bessas
Amherst Women Campaign Against Obscene Literature on Newsstands
Amherst Junior Women's League elected officers led by Mrs. Alan Kormacher to head a campaign removal of obscene magazines from local newsstands. The group plans letters to lawmakers, contact with store owners, and checks on smutty mail, with donations to softball and hospital calendar projects.
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Amherst
Junior Women’s League
Bert Erkna
Wiliam Bruce
Joseph Husar
Cleveland
John Hell
LeRoy Kabuske
George Ockesik
Congress
Amherst Athletic Association
Amherst Hospital Auxiliary
Dr Wolf Promoted To Development Chief At Goodrich Avon Lake
Dr R J Wolf named new director of development for B F Goodrich Chemical Co with Avon Lake operations oversight. He succeeds Anton Vittone Jr as development superintendent and will head the Avon Lake center while continuing academy and military service background. He resides in Bay Village.
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R. J. Wolf
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Robert D. Scott
Anton Vittone i Jr
Wolf
Avon Lake
Case Institute of Technology
Princeton University
Navy
Goodrich
American Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Armed Forces Chemical Association
Winston Rd
Bay Village
Lorain County
Newsman Dies in Manhasset After Heart Attack
Dan C. Anderson, veteran newsman and a copy editor for the New York World Telegram, died in Manhasset after suffering a heart attack on Monday. He was 3? the report notes his years of service and role with the paper.
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Manhasset
Dan C. Anderson
New York World-Telegram & Sum
Youngster Struck by Bicycle Injury Fractures Leg
Kathleen Krause 3, of 610 Grandview Ave Sheffield Lake suffered a fractured right leg after darting into the path of a bicycle ridden by a nine year old boy near her home. Police reported the incident occurred at 6 50 pm yesterday and the child was reported in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital Lorain.
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Sheffield Lake
Kathleen Krause
St .Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Stee
Kathleen
Roy Krause
Graniwood Ave
Ditch Project Damage Claims Reach 65800
Damage claims totaling 65800 have been filed in the proposed Hales Harrington ditch improvement across Graf ton Eaton and Columbia townships. The project, one of the county’s largest, is estimated to cost 146293 and comes up for hearing Friday, Commissioner Clerk Edward Gawlik announced today.
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Hales-Harrington Ditch
Grafton
Eaton
Columbia
Edward Gawlik
Collector's Luck in New York Spring Salute Fountain
City authorities report more than $100 in coins tossed into a temporary fountain as part of New York's salute to spring. The event drew participation from local residents and visitors to the public display.
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New York
UPD
Sparse Early Voting With Write-In Controversy Erupts
Voters faced long lines as polls opened at 7 30 and will stay open until 7 30 tonight. Signs urging write-ins for Rob ert J. Corts were removed from school property in Elyria at the request of the city Democratic chairman. A disqualified candidate threatened court action and King Ramps accused the board of ignoring his petition validity with names like Fidel Castro and Pancho Villa on file. Machines stuck many ballots and voters asked about write-in rules and party declarations.
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Robert J. Corts
Elyria
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Board of Elections
Wsit
King Raps
Henry Raymond Hing
North Ridge Rd
Barber
Election Board
Black
BR. J. Corts
King
Fidel Castro
Pancho Villa
Mayor Questions Gulf Road Widening Plan Funding
Mayor Oscar Dunn raised objections to the state highway department Gulf Road upgrade from Cleveland Street to near Hilliard Road. He questions the $850,000 city-state project, the note financing, and seeks review by a council committee with plans and costs explained.
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State Highway Department
Gulf Re
Oscar G. Dunn
Ohio St
Donn
Streets Land Sidewalks
City Hall
Dunn
R. F. Morrison
Gulf Ra
Gulf Rd
Robert Kleineeder
State
Bishwar Department
Cleveland St
Abbe Rd
Rt. 57
Belmont St
Council OKs Street Assessment Payment Plan Compromise
The council approved a compromise report by 5 to 3 allowing the original street assessments of 13.20 per front foot to stand for the entire street. The city would pay about 700 in interest on notes for Eastern Heights and Summer St. and owners may pay assessments as bonds are issued. Councilman Harold West questioned the reversal from two months prior.
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State Highway Department
Hamp
Cleveland St
Hilliard Rd
Gulf Rd
Dale C. Kelloge
Muance Committee
Eastern Heights
Summer St
Harold West
Council
Mayors Convene Worldwide Assembly in Chicago
More than 1,000 mayors from all continents will gather in Chicago on May 11 for a four day assembly to discuss municipal problems. The event is sponsored by national and international mayors organizations and announced by Mayor Richard J. Daley.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Elyman Receives Phi Beta Kappa At Milwaukee-Downer College
Gertrude Brekelbaum daughter of Mr and Mrs Exwin Brekelbaum 928 Elywood Dr elected to Phi Beta Kappa and awarded the A pin at honors day convocation at Milwaukee-Downer College. She captained and played on multiple sport teams and will graduate magna cum laude. She plans research in Bogon Colombia on an exchange scholarship studying Indian culture at the University of Bogota.
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Gertrude Brekelbaum
Exwin Brekelbaum
Elywood Dr
Phi Beta Kappa
Milwaukee-Downer College
Miss Brekelbaum
Bogon
Colombia
University of Bogota
Election Board Aide Hobbled Through Busy Primary Day
Lorain County elections aide Hattiette Vanea, clerk’s assistant, hobbled on a casted left foot during the primary, after a fall from stairs left her unable to walk the day before. She moved quickly on crutches despite limited skill.
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Hattiette Vanea
Lorain County Board of Elections
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Dr. Wolf
Elyria, Ohio
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Strug
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