Thew And Unions Ink Two-Year Pact After Deadline
Thew Shovel Co and two United Steelworkers locals reached a two-year contract after hectic negotiations. Local 1242 production and Local 4843 white collar members approved in two sessions at the USW Hall. The deal covers full company insurance, boosted pension, bereavement pay, and cost of living adjustments to be phased in August 1962 and August 1963, with a base pay top-up if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thew Shovel Co
United Steelworkers
United Steelworkers Hall
Local 1242
Joseph Pavlich
Robert Bloedom
Blue Cross
William Smetts
Thew
Smetts
Perry Fay Contract Approved With Wage Increases
Perry-Fay Co. and Local 1222, International Association of Machinists, approved a new contract. A two to three cent per hour wage rise takes effect January 1, a pension plan begins April 1, 1962, and a three percent general wage adjustment starts October 1 next year. The agreement also covers bonus provisions, job posting, and seniority rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry-Fay Co
International Association of Machinists
UAW 780 OKs Pacts With GM and Brown-Lipe Chapin
Members of United Auto Workers Local 780 approved two agreements after lengthy meetings. The vote split 32 to accept the national three year contract with General Motors and the local pact with Brown-Lipe Chapin Division plant. Debates focused on wage equalization at the Elyria plant and foreman seniority and work practices, with the contracts including a new grievance procedure memorandum granting more plant committee autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Brown-Lipe Chapin Division
UAW
Rt. 113
International Uaw
C. Franklin Carr
Elyria
Carr
Barbershop Show Draws About 200 in Lorain County
About 200 people attended the Lorain County Chapter of Sweet Adelines second annual show at Eastern Heights School. Headliners were the Heathertones of East Liverpool with two guest groups the Four Gone Conclusions and the Early Birds. Herb Langthorp hosted as master of ceremonies.
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Lorain County
Sweet Adelines
Eastern Heights
Heathertones
East Liverpool
Four Gone Conclusions
Euclid
Early Birds
Herb Langthorp
Lou Mau
Sara Neiswinter
Elyria Woman In Poor Condition After Drinking Alcohol
An Elyria housewife, age not stated, was found in poor condition after drinking a bottle of rubbing alcohol at Garden Avenue following a quarrel with her husband. Police investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Injured Man Unchanged. Police Probe Hospital Treatment
Police reported the injured man remained in guarded condition at St. Joseph Hospital after being brought in unconscious at 10:20 p.m. A relative took him for care following a nearby supermarket parking lot incident. A preliminary report described the man with a badly cut scalp and skull fracture while investigators seek details from witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Capers Jr
Erside
St. Joseph Hospital
Louisville
UPI
Plans For New Federal Savings and Loan Firm
Victor F. Stewart Jr. leads a group pursuing Elyria’s new federal savings and loan company. A Washington hearing was canceled awaiting the Federal Home Loan Bank Board’s condition list, due later this month. If met in two to three months, operations may begin after January 1.
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Federal Savings and Loan Company
Elyria
Washington
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Stewart
Man’s Tests Awaited After Gambling Law Conviction
38 year old Woods of 222 North Main St pleaded guilty to transporting number slips from Oberlin to Lorain and was ordered to serve the term in Columbus State Hospital after doctors report tuberculosis. Results of medical examination awaited by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe before final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
David R. Goldthorpe
Woods
North Main St
Oberlin
Lorain
Goldthorpe
Columbus State Hospital
State Patrol Reports Week End Crashes Across Counties
The Ohio State Highway Patrol logged nine crashes over the weekend with six on Sunday and three on Saturday. A three car crash on Route 254 near the Ontario Store sent two people to St Joseph Hospital before release. Lilian Drozdowski 42 Amherst charged with improper passing after a Pearl Ave collision. Other incidents include Donovan Dahl 15 Elyria Christopher Hicks 18 Lakewood and Robert Dull 34 Lorain in a westbound chain reaction near Lorain leading to hospital care for Rebecca Hicks 55 Lakewood and Dahl for injuries. A crash on Route 143 east of Birmingham injured John Andel 22 North Ridgeville with a compound arm fracture. Minor crash on Route 13 near South Amherst caused no injuries. Several other rear end and hit run style accidents occurred on Routes 92 10 57 and 18 with various drivers cited for failing to stop within an assured clear distance and minor injuries reported.
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Lilian Drozdowski
Henry St. Amherst
Pearl Ave
Lorain
Donovan G. Dahl
Marseilles Ave
Elyma
Christopher J. Hicks
Lakewood
Robert E. Dull
Riverview Lane
I Qowski
Donald Down
Orchard Dull
Hicks
Dahlly
Amherst Hospital
Rebecca Hicks
Donald Dahl
Dahl
Ailure
Rt 13
West Corporation
South Amherst
Harold R. Dalrymple Jr
Telegraph Rd
Amherst
Clarence C. Chamberlin
N. Y
Richard S. Synow
Delwood Rd
Avon Lake
Rt. 92
Ri. 57
Elyymia Municipal Court
Synon
John V. Rudder Jr
Wyandotte
Mich
Elyria
Falure
George D. Martin
Gates Ave
Rt. 10
Rt 76
Leonard H. Kubalak
Akron
Thomas J. Cosby
Detroit
Wellington
Cosby
Robert J. Conrad
North Durkee Rd
Grafton
Elyria Court
Lcar
Charles R. Swank
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Michael J. Billick, Sr
East 30Th St
James L. Jones
Elyria Ave
Billick
Jones
Joseph Hospital
X Ray Tech Voices Support for United Fund Drive
An EB North Abbe Road resident and x ray technician Sharon Siffert speaks in favor of a single United Fund drive. She notes active research and daily examinations aiding diagnosis, and believes a unified fund distributes money more equally to organizations, benefiting more people than multiple drives.
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Sharon Siffert
EB. T
North Abbe Rd
United Fund
Neeson Promises Eight Campaign Issues Ahead
Mayoralty candidate Charles V. Neeson pledges to tackle eight issues as the campaign narrows. He will speak on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at a League of Women Voters candidates night and again Thursday before the Democratic Women's Club on No Increase in Taxes or Service Charges. He says he will shift to a positive campaign, criticizes Oscar Dunn, and outlines topics including utilities, a tax-free motor pool, reevaluating downtown parking, new central fire station and district station, and Elyria industrial climate improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Neeson
League of Women Voters
Democratic Women’s Club
Neeson
Oscar) Dunn
Parlang
Bre
Aty Bali
Elyria
City Council Debates Dozen Item Agenda Tonight
City council to take up about twelve measures including an architect contract for a subfire station, salt purchases, hydrants, alum sulfate, water sales to sewer districts, welfare payment, recreation fund, cemetery funds, engineering fees, sidewalk borrowing, Project J note renewal, holiday pay amendment and Caroline Avenue sidewalk.
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Solictor
Ciyy
Frre Staton
Elyna
County Welfare Department
Special Recreation Fund
Brookdale
Caroline Ave
Stevenson Speaks on Knee Injuries at Local Clinic
Dr. Robert Stevenson, 210 Eastern Heights Blvd, was among two speakers at a weekend clinic on athletic injuries hosted by the Ohio Chiropractic Physicians Association in Youngstown. He addressed knee injuries as area scholastic coaches attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stevenson
Eastern Heights Blvd
Ohio Chiropractic Physicians Association
Yellingstown
Stevenson
Youngstown Area
Ithe
Red-Hot Birds Head For Britain
Ornithologist Dr James Harrison warns that thousands of contaminated waders from Soviet arctic regions, exposed to fallout from Russian nuclear tests, will winter in Britain. He and his son have previously studied radioactive Redshank waders from earlier tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
James Harrison
Britain
Soviet Union
Harrison
Brentwood Hearing Postponed Again by State Board
The state Water Pollution Control Board delayed the Brentwood sewage disposal hearing to November 2 in Columbus. The case concerns alleged failure to adequately treat sanitary wastes from the Brentwood disposal plant. summonses were issued for John Spitzer, a principal in Brentwood development, to attend with required papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Water Polluton Control Board
Brentwood
Columbus
Water Polluton Board
John Spitzer
Pollution Board
County Commissioners
Keystone High School Bond Issue To Be Discussed
West Carlisle Parent Teacher Association meeting in Carlisle will discuss plans for a new Keystone High School conditional on voter approval of a bond issue in November. Architect and P H Coontz, Keystone School district superintendent, will attend. Open house at 7 p m precedes the 7 30 meeting.
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Carlisle
Keystone High School
West Carlisle
Parent- Teacher Association
Mught
P. H. Coontz
Keystone
Higbee Westgate Store Opens With Ribbon Cutting
L F Reisinger advertising director for The Chronicle-Telegram attended a pre opening luncheon at Higbee s Westgate store for press and broadcasting executives. John P Murphy Higbee president cut the ribbon this morning at 10 to open the new store projecting extended services for shoppers. Funeral services were announced for Helen C Curtis an educator and longtime faculty member at the Chicago Musical College and Town Conservatory in Farview Park Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Reisinger
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Higbee
Westgate
John P. Murphy
Murphy
Chicago
UPI
Farview Park
Helen C. Curtis
T He
Higbee’s
Musical College
Stork Delivers At Home In Lorain Early Morning
At 6 30 am today a daughter was born at the Richard Asmus home 637 Dakota Ave Lorain. The baby was delivered by husband and neighbor Mrs Forest Scott before ambulance or police could arrive. Both mother and newborn were taken to St Joseph Hospital and reported doing well. The family also has a 22 month old boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Richard Asmus
Dakota Ave
Axmuses
Tace
Asmus
Forest Scott
St. Joseph Hospital
Ex-Elyria Teacher Injured in Sacramento Car Crash
Miss Barbara Stanko former Elyria High School teacher now teaching in Sacramento Calif is hospitalized at Sacramento County Hospital with a broken jaw and nose after a weekend automobile crash in which the car she rode in veered off the road Details indicate her parents Mr and Mrs John Stanko Russia Road expect to join her there by jet today at 346 Balmoral Drive Sacramento 21 Calif
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stanko
Elyria High
Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento Country Hospital
John Stanko
Russia
Stanko
Bali Moral Dr
Manslaughter Charge Linked to Traffic Death
Willie James, 54, of 170 Fairlawn Ave, faces manslaughter charges after a fatal Sept 21 crash that killed his sister Mrs Fannie M Justice, 61, of 1125 Middle Ave. The incident occurred at Route 303 and Diagonal Road in a two car collision between station wagons driven by James and William Newhouse of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie James
Fairlawn Ave
James Mertz
Sheriff's Department
Ames
Fannie M. Justice
Middle Ave
William Newhouse
Grafton
Rt. 303
Diagonal Rd
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Perry -Fay
Judy Jajack
Columbia High School
State Patrol
Rt. 254
Ontario
Musclvaliull
Rt. 143
Birmincham
John
U C. Pe
B. Andel
Breck Ct
Breck
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Iste
Ange
Jan Russo
South Amherst High School
Ridgeville High School
County Parade of Bands
Dunn
Council
Dr. Stevenson
Red-Hot Birds
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Stork
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