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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1950

Page

2

Chronicle Telegram Elyria Headline Summary

Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports from Elyria Ohio dated Friday October 27 1950 covering local events and notices of the day in a concise newspaper format.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio

Two Unions Claim Victory In Vote At Steel Plants

In Weirton West Virginia and Steubenville Ohio ballots were counted by NLRB officials for about 10 000 Weirton Steel workers in a bid to choose between the Independent Steelworkers Union and the CIO United Steelworkers. Both unions claimed victory amid expectations of a third CIO defeat in the organizing drive.

Steubenville National Labor Relations Board Weirton Steel Corp Independent Steelworkers Union CIO United Steelworkers NLRB Weirton Weirton Works W. Va ISU USW Weirton Mills Weirton Workers Employes

Weirton union victory followed by NLRB actions

The ERP backed by the Weirton Independent Union won a 1941 collective bargaining election over the USW, later challenged by the NLRB as a company union. Courts ordered disbanding last August due to company interference, prompting the ISU to form and petition the NLRB for representation, with CIO-USW also filing and an election ensuing.

NLRB T Was ERP Weirton Independent USW WIU ISU Weitton Cio-Usw

Union Rejects Offer Of 8-Cent Wage Hike

Dover Ohio workers at the Dover Appliance Company idle for 13th day after 150 employees reject eight cent hourly increase. Local 32 of the Metal Polishers Union meeting yesterday kept demand for 25 cents more, while company representatives fear potential plant closure without reduced losses.

Dover, O Dover Appliance Company Metal Polishers’ Union Knapp- Monarch Company of St Louis

Oberlin Chest Dinner Opens Community Campaign

Oberlin hosts a chest dinner at the Oberlin Inn with Dean Blair Stewart delivering an economist themed keynote. L. A. Owen presides. A. E. Norling to announce. campaign aims for 13 550 dollars. Meshing with Rotary and Exchange clubs co sponsorship, district meetings proceed with drive directors Gardinier and Van Ausdale distributing materials. Nonpartisan meeting follows at James Brand House with Mrs Saylor and Mrs Thomas in charge. Reverend figures and church notices fill the rest.

Oberlin Dean Blair Stewart Community Chest Oberlin Inn A. Owen Community Chest Association A. E. Norling Imade Rotary Club Exchange Club Norling N. R. Gardinier Clare van Ausdale James Brand House Women’s Democratic Club of E. P. Saylor Robert S. Thomas James Métzenbaum Cleveland White House Women’s Association of First Church Stefan Studio First Church Joseph King

Halloween pranks noted with caution by Bureau of Standards

The piece recalls children’s tricks in Farmer City Illinois and notes advice from the National Bureau of Standards. It suggests soap on windows, wax crayon marks, and if needed solvents with care, plus a preventive vaseline coating on car glass to ease cleanup. The tone blends nostalgia with safety guidance from officials.

National Bureau of Standards Bureau Bureau of Standards Hallowe'en

Community Fund Reaches Cleveland Drive Goal

A last minute surge by the doorbell-ringing metropolitan division pushed the Community Fund past its 5.8 million dollar goal in Cleveland last night. It marks the 14th win in 33 drives for the city, with previous years falling short by about 97 thousand dollars.

Cleveland

More Funds For Prevention Of Crime Advised

London Ohio State Welfare Director J H Lamneck urged more funds for crime prevention and broader use of scientific methods to cut crime costs. He noted 1.7 million major crimes nationwide last year and rising Ohio prison populations exceeding 9 100 as of now.

London J. H. Lamneck Lamneck Ohio

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