Elyria Hosts Luncheon For GM 50 Millionth Car
General Motors marks its 50 millionth car with a nationwide event led by Harlow Curtice. Elyria will host a civic luncheon at the Elyria Country Club and offer plant tours from 1 to 9 p.m. with free bus service. A 40 page color commemorative book and a gold painted Bel Air will accompany the milestone celebration.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Frank E. Hoffman
Cleveland Air Procurement District
U.S. Air Force
Lorain
John Jaworski
Elyria Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Charles Mosher
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GMC
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Classroom To Factory Ex-Teacher Overcash Leads Elyria Plant
Dwight M. Overcash, former high school teacher, has steered the Brown Lipe Chapin Elyria plant from classroom beginnings to general superintendent then factory manager. Born in Muncie Indiana he studied at Ball State and Indiana University, later joining Guide Lamp before helping reopen the Elyria facility. He is married to Leona Walker and they reside in Elyria with two daughters.
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New York
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B L C Factory Powers Elyria Economy With Local Jobs
The Brown Lipe Chapin GM plant employs about 1,700 locals with $9.225 million in annual wages. Property taxes paid to Elyria since 1948 total $649,000. The Telegraph Road plant’s steam unit uses 620 boiler tubes and 300 aerator tubes at a cost of $200 700, burning fifty five tons of coal daily.
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Brown-Lipe-Chapin Co History and Local Conservation Club
Brown-Lipe-Chapin formed in 1910 shifting to automobile differentials and aligning with GM in 1923 as a division. The Elyria plant hosts the Al Outdoors Club founded January 1952 with 67 members, promoting conservation and recreation, including a 15 acre Semis Retreat and local stocking projects.
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Elyria
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Outdoor Sportsmen Club Builds Bemis Retreat at Lorain
The All-Outdoors Club founded by Jack Reising plans a Bemis Retreat club house near the Vermilion river in Birmingham area. Members fund operations through spring tickets and licenses while hosting frequent events and annual banquets with guest speakers from art Hart and Lou Gale.
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Parking in Cities Grows Slow as Auto Use Expands
A study by the International City Managers Association finds cities over 50,000 population added parking but still lagged behind auto growth in 1953 while mid sized towns from 10,000 to 50,000 fared better with higher parking density.
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International City Managers’ Association
Public Plant Tour Showcases GM Parts Production
Visitors to the Elyria Brown Lipe Chapin plant can tour tomorrow from 1 to 9 PM to see how parts are produced and shipped to Chevrolet Oldsmobile and Buick plants. Displays include bumper guards hub caps polishing die casting and safety equipment with models of all 1953 GM cars on view.
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General Motors Suggestion Plan Rewards Workers at Two Plants
The General Motors suggestion plan at Brown Cipe Chapin and Syracuse plants rewards workers for technical progress and production efficiency. In the first nine months of 1954 more than 3,900 ideas came from over a third of employees, with payouts totaling 230,820 dollars. The top prize reaches 2,500 dollars, and several workers have earned it in 1954. A tour shows the car assembly process from input to finished parts and cars, with guests viewing completed items and the ideas adopted by the plants.
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