Union Members Protest Dues Hike in Lorain Meeting
Nearly 600 Local 1104 United Steelworkers members packed the Lorain union hall to vote unanimously against a 42 percent dues increase and to file a registered protest to President David J. McDonald in Pittsburgh. Several Pittsburgh district officials attended, led by Donald R. Rarick, who spoke on the grievance issue and related actions.
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United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Pittsburgh
Union
Broadway Ave
Donald R. Rarick
Irvin Works
McKeesport
Rarick
Nicholas Mamula
Frank O’brien
Hazelwood
Michael Ivanich
Clairton
Mike Zahorsky
Aliquippa
Steelworker
Lorain Protest Grows Over Union Dues Increase
Five hundred workers from Thew Shovel Co and Local 1942 United Steelworkers petitioned Harry Albacker protesting a $2 monthly dues hike. The eff orts span industries and may affect national sentiment, with leaders alleging biased convention representation and wage raises for top officials. Local 1104 and Pittsburgh district members coordinated the action against Donald McDonald’s regime. Petitions will be mailed to McDonald after receipt of protest copies as a Christmas signal.
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Lorain
Thew Shovel Co
United Steelworkers
Harry T Albacker
Natuoral Tube Co
Albacker
Thew
United States Steel Corp
Los Angeles
Alhacker
Peter Schandersky
East Stat St Lorain
Broadway
Owe, Loven
J Rarick
McDonalds
Howard Hague
I. W. Abels
Rarick
McDonald
John Donahue
McKeesport
Michael Rakich
National Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Harry T. Alhacker
Ni Nicholas
Levy Failure Will Cut Police Equipment
Lorain Safety Director Joseph B. Conley said he will confer with Police Chief Frank Pawlak next week on the condition of equipment in the police department.
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Lorain
Joseph B. Conley
Frank Pawlak
City to Slow Patrol as Levy Failure Delays Police Modernization
Due to the failed capital improvements levy on Tuesday the police department will miss new equipment including seven cruisers a patrol wagon and three three wheeled motorcycles. Patrols will shift back to walking beats affecting response times and coverage as fire and gas emergencies are handled by limited crews.
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Otto Ee Ae Force
Borsich
Riverside Dr
John C Jaworski
Elmer Stough
Lorain Court Docket: Two Drivers Charged With Driving Off
Walter Adcox Jr 28 of 4993 Toledo Ave facing leaving scene of an accident with $90 and costs license suspended for one year. Samuel Taylor 30 of 2397 East Ave cited for driving while license suspended with $100 and costs two days in county jail. jail term suspended.
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Walter Adcox, Jr
Toledo Ave
Samuel Taylor
East Ave
Girl 17 Injured in Auto Crash Remains Critical
Gladis A Castro 17 of 1729 East 29th St was hurt in an auto crash October 24 and remains in critical condition at St Joseph Hospital. The accident left a possible skull fracture and severed spinal cord. six others had minor injuries.
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Castro
East 29Th St
St Joseph Hospital
72 year old man suffers stroke at home
William Wilson 72 of 1803 Oberlin Ave was reported in poor condition at St Josephs Hospital today after a stroke. The emergency crew administered oxygen before transporting him to the hospital.
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Wilam Wilson
Oberlin Ave
St Joseph S Hospital
Extyme Department
Wilson
Lorain Woman Reports Assault by Unknown Man
A 22 year-old Lorain woman reported being raped yesterday after she says a man picked her up outside the city and assaulted her. Police are investigating the complaint.
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