CANDIDATES uae FOR LOCAL 301 OFFICES
In accordance with Article XVIII, Sec. F, of ‘the Local 301. Const-
itution, nominees were informed: by special delivery, registered mail
that they had been nominated:-for the: various elective oF tbces:
Local 301 organization,
They were alsa informed that provision. an Article XVITI stipulates,
upon receipt of notification, that nominees must answer within 4 days
whether they accept or decline the nomination; otherwise, they shall not
be considered as candidates.
26, 1962,
The deadline was 12 noon, Mondays November
On Tuesday, November 27th, patric date ‘running for Engel 301 offices
appeared before members of. the Election Committee and in conformity with
provisions of Local Constitution drew by lot their position on.the ballot,
and indicated whether they wanted.to run independently.or on a slate,
'The various candidates for ‘Local 301 offices will run on the follow-
ing slates.
‘dicated below,
Those candidates who wished Bg run independently are in-=
PRESIDENT :
John H, Shambo, 16
v SE FRES IDEN:
3 273
RECORDING § SECRETARY:
Roy Schaffer, 23
ASS'T, REC, SECTY:
Walter Martin, 60.
!PREASURER: ee
Jos, Korszun,Res, babe
CHIEF SHOP STEWARD: |
Meng ek Devel, 273
oseph Mangino, 49
BUSINESS AGENT
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“pRUSTERS .
George” DeCrésce, n
., Charles Brothers, 285
| Edward. Ne jman,: 85
: “SERGEANT arT-ARMS: i
Elner: Here 285
"GUIDE: i
Frank Masterson, a
PRESIDENT:
Steve Bazan, 273.
VICE-PRESIDENT:
‘Maynard ‘Columbe, 273
RECORDING SECRETARY:
Ray Blesser, 273
ASS IT REC. SEC'Y: |
John Barber, la
_-TRBASURER:
Milan’ Shattuck, 273
“GHIEF SHOP STEWARD:
| BUSINESS AGENT:
Robert Boyle, 219.
“GUIDE:
Bingpion Holcomb ,2 on
(NONE)
VIGE PRESIDENT:
William Mastriani, 66
(NONE)
(NONE) -
» |EREASURERs *.
James Muir, 285
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Kenneth Simmons, 273°
Thomas Pree 22.
SBRGRANT-AT-ARNS: fo
(NONE)
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(NONE)
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) | daustas:
Moran, 273
| serny Lanta, 60...
~”) SERGRANT=AT “ARMS s
» |Robert Murphy, 2
VEN: EASTER. PAYMENT OF CLANS
Due to the many complaints. -
ived from our.members about’ the
excessive amount of time taken by |
‘the Company inprotessing: claims
» for the 1/2 pay sick bet tS, a
“recent case was filed f Union
Headquarters protesting this un-
warranted delay... It was also
_, pointed out in the case that when
se compensation was involved, there
» was additional delay, —
Two meetings were held with ~"
Company negotiators in. Bldg. 41,
“It was ‘pointed out. to the.Company
“that delays in the checks coming |”
through had’ been as much. as 5 to 6
weeks duration, It was found that: .
some of the delay was caused by the
fact that claims have to go through '
the Metropolitan Insurance Co, in
New .York before payment here, thereby
causing some delay. Further delay
was “also caused during the vacation
period due to the various depart-
ments not hiring replacemént for
insurance claim processors w
on vacatio
f
After a -long.digcussion of -
these facts, the Company négotiators| _.
agreed to contact the various depar-|
tments and take measures to speed
~up payment of these claims in the
future, A Union suggestion that
they have a central office from the
Metropolitan Insurance Co, in the
local plant to process claims was
taken under advisement by the Co,
A spot check, as we go to
press, indicates much, spéedier-pay—
ment. of these claims, a
Negotiating for the Union were
Pres, John Shambo, Chief Shop. Stew~
ard Joseph Mangino and Assistant "
Business Agents Scott and. Townsend,
| and open them at
Voting, © ete
- observed. in’
“VOTING MACHINES TO BE USED
_LSFOROEFICERS ELECTION.
‘ The Election Committee has
lection will be’ held: on
nd Wednesday,,December 11
962, at the Local 301 Aud-
Voting will begin-at
Tuesday
and 12,"
itorium,.
_12 noon Tuesday and will end 6:00 pm -
“Wednésday, This: schedule will. :
allow our members 30 consecutive
shours in which to cast their vote.
‘The twenty-five members of the
Election Committee will have the
‘responsibility of arranging and
supervising the ‘election, .
City Election custodians will
.be present throughout the entire”
voting period to correct any mech-
t anical failures that may develop
in the machines, They.will, in the
presence of candidates, close the
machines at the start of balloting
the end. of the.
CHRISTMAS. HOLIDAY: SCHEDULE
The fol wing schedule will be
nnection,with the
Christmas Holiday:
On Monday, December 24th; the
ist and, 2nd"shift employees will —
/be allowed to go home at Lunch: Hour:
however, if they.remain at work,
they will. ‘puith out 14 hours, prior
to the end of their shiftey
"The Srd"shift employees:wi ll’
not report for work Monday night,
Tuesday, December 25th, ‘will .
‘be the observed holiday for ems.
ployees on all shifts,
et
MSO BAIKS. ON PAYMENT FOR EXTRA WORK
«Apiece work
Steam: Turbine
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Milling Machine Operator working in Bldg,’ 285, Large
as; instructed by. his supervisor to set up a particular
ye properly compensated for
ip.price took. care. of that.
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