Radio Condenser Company, a Corporation

National Labor Relations Board - Board Decisions

Jul 31, 1939

13 N.L.R.B. 1291 (N.L.R.B. 1939)

In the Matter of RADIO CONDENSER COMPANY, A CORPORATION and
UNITED ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA,
FOR LOCAL 109, AFFILIATED WITH CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANI-
ZATIONS
Case No. C-1307-Decided July 31, 1939
Air Condenser Manufacturing Industry-Settlement : stipulation providing for
compliance with the Act, including reinstatement of certain employees and pay-
ment of back pay-Order : entered on stipulation.
Mr. Samuel G. Zack, Mr. Jack Davis, and Mr. Weldon P. Monson,
for the Board.
Mr. Elmer G. Van Name, of Camden, N. J., and Drinker, Biddle &
Reath, by Mr. Henry S. Drinker and Mr. Lewis H. Van Dusen, Jr.,
of Philadelphia, Pa., for the respondent.
Mr. Saul C. Waldbaum, of Philadelphia, Pa., for the Union.
Mr. Langdon West, of counsel for the Board.
DECISION
AND
ORDER
STATEMENT OF THE CASE
Upon charges and amended charges duly filed by United Electrical,
Radio and Machine Workers of America on behalf of Local 109,
affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations, herein called
the Union, the National Labor Relations Board, herein called the
Board, by the Regional Director for the Fourth Region (Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania), issued its complaint dated June 14, 1939,
against Radio Condenser Company, Camden, New Jersey, herein
called the respondent, alleging that the respondent had engaged in and
was engaging in unfair labor practices affecting commerce within the
meaning of Section 8 (1) and (3) and Section 2 (6) and (7) of the
National Labor Relations Act, 49 Stat. 449, herein called the Act.
A copy of the complaint accompanied by notice of hearing was duly
served upon the respondent and the Union.
Concerning the unfair labor practices, the complaint alleged in sub-
stance, that from about March 1937 to February 18, 1938, the respond-
ent dominated and interfered with the formation and administration
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of a labor organization among its employees known as Radio Con-
denser Union, Inc. ; that although the Union was, from about April
6) 1937, to June 23,1937, the designated bargaining agent of a majority
of the respondent's employees in an appropriate unit, the respondent
refused to bargain collectively with the Union as the exclusive rep-
resentative of all employees in the alleged appropriate unit; that the
respondent terminated the employment of and refused to reinstate
three named employees because they were members of the Union and
were active in behalf of the Union; that as a result of certain of the
respondent's afore-mentioned activities and other activities, certain
of the respondent's employees who were members of the Union went
on strike; that on June 16, 1937, pursuant to the terms of an agree-
ment entered into by the Union and the respondent under which the
Union agreed to terminate the aforesaid strike and the respondent
agreed to reinstate the strikers without discrimination, the Union
terminated said strike, but the respondent failed to comply with its
part of the agreement and terminated the employment of and refused
to reinstate certain named employees who had been strikers, except on
condition that they become members of Radio Condenser Union, Inc.,
because they were members of the Union and engaged in other con-
certed activities with other employees of the respondent, and that
the respondent, by the afore-mentioned activities, and by urging and
warning its employees to refrain from becoming employees of the
Union, and by urging and warning its employees to join and assist
Radio Condenser Union, Inc., by instigating and directing a "back-to-
work movement" among its employees during the said strike, by main-
taining a "black-list" of the employees who participated in the said
strike, and by other acts, interfered with, restrained, and coerced its
employees in the exercise of the rights guaranteed in Section 7 of the
Act. Thereafter the respondent filed its answer dated June 21, 1939,
in which it denied that it had engaged in unfair labor practices but
admitted the allegations concerning its corporate structure and that
it delivered and received substantial portions of its goods by shipment
across State lines.
Pursuant to notice, a hearing was held at Camden, New Jersey, on
June 29 and July 6, 1939, before George Bokat, the Trial Examiner
duly designated by the Board. The Board, the respondent, and the
Union participated in the proceedings and were represented by
counsel. Full opportunity to be heard, to examine and cross-examine
witnesses, and to introduce evidence bearing upon the issues was
afforded all parties.
On June 29, 1939, during the hearing the Trial Examiner received
in evidence without objection a stipulation which was entered into
on June 27, 1939, by counsel for the Board and counsel for the re-
spondent, setting forth facts concerning the respondent's business.
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Thereupon the hearing was adjourned to permit counsel for all the
parties to enter into negotiations looking toward a settlement of
the case. On July 6, 1939, the Trial Examiner again convened the
hearing and received in evidence without objection a stipulation in
settlement of the case entered into by all parties on July 1, 1939.
The Trial Examiner also granted without objection the motion made
by counsel for the Board to dismiss the complaint in so far as it
alleged the discriminatory discharge of certain named employees.'
Thereafter the hearing was closed.
The settlement stipulation entered into by the parties provides as
follows :
STIPULATION
It is hereby stipulated by and between the Radio Condenser
Company, respondent herein; United Electrical, Radio and Ma-
chine Workers of America, for Local 109, affiliated with Congress
of Industrial Organizations, a party herein; and Weldon P.
Monson and Jack Davis, attorneys for the National Labor Rela-
tions Board, that :
I. Upon a Second Amended Charge duly filed by the United
Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, for Local
109, affiliated with Congress of Industrial Organizations, the
National Labor Relations Board by the Regional Director for the
Fourth Region, acting pursuant to authority granted in Section
10 (b) of the National Labor Relations Act, 49 Stat. 449, and
its Rules and Regulations, Series 1, as amended, Article 4, Sec-
tion 1, issued its Complaint containing a Notice of Hearing on
the 14th day of June, 1939, against the Radio Condenser Com-
pany, respondent herein;
II. The taking of further testimony or evidence before the
Trial Examiner in this matter and the making of findings of facts
and conclusions by the Board pursuant to the provisions of the
National Labor Relations Act, are hereby expressly waived by the
respondent herein;
III. The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of
America, for Local 109, affiliated with Congress of Industrial
Organizations, is a labor organization as defined in Section 2,
Subsection (5) of the Act;
IV. Upon this stipulation, if approved by the National Labor
Relations Board, and upon the pleadings, which includes the
'Alva Asquith, Andrew Barrett, Joe Dalengowski, Ed Corbett, W. Cannon, Earl Green,
Sarah Kaszycka , Raymond King , Jean Koneck , Z Kuzynski , Eddie Maguire, Louis J.
Malinowski , Anna Pietrzyk , Bernard Tracy , Victor Player , Jr., William Samalonis , Stanley
Smith, Buddy ( John ) Stang, Jean Stens , Karl A Tozer, Alfred Volpe, Raymond Wetter,
William Watson , Russell W. Wood (listed in the complaint as Russel I Wood), and
Erma Schulke
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complaint and the answer denying the allegations of the com-
plaint, together with the stipulation on commerce marked "Board
Exhibit 3", an order may forthwith be entered by said Board and
by the appropriate United States Circuit Court of Appeals,
without further notice of the application for enforcement thereof,
providing as follows :
The respondent, Radio Condenser Company, and its officers,
agents, successors, and assigns, shall:
1. Cease and desist from :
(a) in any manner interfering with, restraining, or coercing
its employees of its Camden plant, in the exercise of their rights
to self-organization, to form, join, or assist labor organizations,
to bargain collectively through representatives of their own
choosing, and to engage in concerted activities for the purpose
of collective bargaining or other mutual aid or protection, as
guaranteed in Section 7 of the Act;
(b) discouraging membership in the United Electrical, Radio
and Machine Workers of America, Local 109, affiliated with
Congress of Industrial Organizations, or any other labor organ-
ization of its employees, by discharging or refusing to reinstate
its employees of its Camden plant, or in any manner discrim-
inating in regard to their hire and tenure of employment or any
term or condition of employment because of their membership in
or assistance in behalf of the United Electrical, Radio and Ma-
chine Workers of America, Local 109, affiliated with Congress of
Industrial Organizations, or any other labor organization.
2. Take the following affirmative action which the Board finds
will effectuate the purpose of the Act;
(a) Offer, as hereinafter stated, to each of the employees named
in Appendices "A", "B", and " C,2 annexed hereto and made a
part hereof, on or before July 14, 1939, July 28, 1939 and Septem-
ber 1, 1939, respectively, full and unconditional reinstatement to
their former positions or substantially equivalent positions, ex-
cept as hereinafter stated, without loss of seniority and without
prejudice to any other rights and privileges previously enjoyed
by them. The said offer shall be made by registered mail to each
of said employees within five (5) days of the approval of this
stipulation by the National Labor Relations Board; in the ab-
sence of an acceptance of said offer within ten (10) days from the
date of the receipt thereof, said offer shall be deemed rejected.
The employees whose names appear on Appendices "A", "B", and
"C" whose jobs have been eliminated or substantially altered since
June 17) 1937, shall be placed or retained in other jobs which they
2 See Appendices `A", "B" and "C" of the Decision and Order , infra.
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can perform; should any abolished positions be re-established
hereafter, said employees shall have first preference thereto.
(b) The amount of credit on seniority of said employees from
June 17, 1937, until each employee is reinstated (in addition to
their seniority prior to June 17, 1937) shall be limited and de-
determined in accordance with the average number of weeks of
employment per man in the department into which each employee
is placed during the respective periods in question, which shall
be computed by adding the number of weeks the persons have
worked in each department and dividing that total by the num-
ber of persons who worked in each of said departments from
June 17, 1937, to the dates of reinstatement of said employees.
(c) Grant to each of the employees named in Appendix "D" 8
annexed hereto and made a part hereof, who have already been
reinstated to their former positions or substantially equivalent
positions by the respondent, the same rights and privileges
granted to the employees named in Appendices "A", "B" and
"C" including those as set forth in paragraphs 2 (b) and 2 (f)
hereof; the rates of pay of these employees, however, as specified
in paragraph 2 (f) hereof shall take effect as of July 17, 1939;
(d) The employees on Appendices "A", "B", "C" and "D", an-
nexed hereto and made a part hereof, who accept the respondent's
offer as aforesaid, shall be guaranteed one hundred (100) days'
employment during the fifteen (15) months next following the
dates of their respective reinstatements, after deducting from the
said one hundred (100) days the number of days of employment
which each said employee has had with the respondent herein
since June 17, 1937 to date of this stipulation;
(e)4 Make whole each of the persons named in Appendix "E"
annexed hereto and made a part hereof for the loss of pay suffered
by reason of their discharge, by payment to them of the sum of
$12,000.00, each to receive the sum set forth following his or her
name, which sum is in full payment for the amount which each
would have earned as wages from June 17, 1937, to said date of
payment, said payment to be made in six equal monthly install-
ments, the first installment to be made within one week after the
approval of this stipulation by the National Labor Relations
Board and monthly thereafter until each employee has received
payment in the entire amount set forth following his or her name;
(f) The employees named in Appendices "A", "B" and "C"
shall be paid at the basic rates now prevailing at the respondent's
plant without diminution from said basic rates because of their
unemployment since June 17, 1937;
3 See Appendix "D" of the Decision and Order , infra.
4 See Appendix "E" of the Decision and Order , infra.
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(g) Post and keep visible in prominent places in each depart-
ment of respondent's plant, for a period of sixty (60) days after
receipt, copies of the order entered by the National Labor Rela-
tions Board and notice stating that the respondent will cease and
desist in the manner aforesaid, and respondent will take the
affirmative action as aforesaid;
(h) Notify the Regional Director for the Fourth Region, in
writing, of compliance with the foregoing order within sixty (60)
days from the date of its entry by the Board.
V. It is further stipulated and agreed that this stipulation is
subject to the approval of the National Labor Relations Board.
VI. No charges will be filed by United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers of America, for Local 109, affiliated with Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations, on account of matters occur-
ring prior to the date hereof.
VII. It is further stipulated and agreed that the entire agree-
ment is contained within the terms of this stipulation and that
there is no verbal agreement of any kind which varies, alters, or
adds to this stipulation.
On July 14, 1939, the Board issued its order approving the above
stipulation and transferring the proceeding to the Board for the
purpose of entry of a decision and order by the Board.
Upon the entire record in the case, the Board makes the,following
FINDINGS OF FACT
1. THE BUSINESS OF THE RESPONDENT
The respondent, a New Jersey corporation with its principal office
and place of business at Camden, New Jersey, is engaged in the
manufacture, sale, and distribution of variable air condensers. The
principal materials used by the respondent in its operations are sheet
and strip aluminum, sheet and strip steel, steel and brass rod, bakelite
insulation, isolantite insulation, ball bearings, screws and other mis-
cellaneous hardware, rivets, rod and strip nilvar silver, plating ma-
terial, and packing and shipping supplies. During the year 1938 the
respondent purchased materials amounting to $295,323.50, approxi-
mately 92 per cent of which were purchased and caused to be shipped
by the respondent from points outside the State of New Jersey to its
Camden plant. During the same year the respondent produced 1,455,-
424 variable air condensers, having a total value of $1,006,857.39, and
it caused to be sold and shipped 1,232,790 variable air condensers,
approximately 85 per cent of which, by number, were caused to
to be sold and shipped by the respondent from its Camden plant to.
purchasers located outside the State of New Jersey. The respondent
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admitted that it was engaged in interstate commerce within the mean-
ing of the Act as interpreted in recent decisions of the United States
Supreme Court.
We find that the above described operations constitute a continu-
ous flow of trade, traffic, and commerce among the several States.
ORDER
Upon the basis of the above findings of fact, stipulation, and the
entire record in the case, and pursuant to Section 10 (c) of the Na-
tional Labor Relations Act, the National Labor Relations Board
hereby orders that Radio Condenser Company, Camden, New Jersey,
and its officers, agents, successors, and assigns shall:
I. Cease and desist from :
(a) In any manner interfering with, restraining, or coercing its
employees of its Camden plant, in the exercise of their rights to
self-organization, to form, join, or assist labor organizations, to bar-
gain collectively through representatives of their own choosing, and
to engage in concerted activities for the purpose of collective bar-
gaining or other mutual aid or protection, as guaranteed in Section 7
of the Act;
(b) Discouraging membership in the United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers of America, Local 109, affiliated with Congress of
Industrial Organizations, or any other labor organization of its em-
ployees, by discharging or refusing to reinstate its employees of
its Camden plant, or in any manner discriminating in regard to
their hire and tenure of employment or any term or condition of
employment because of their membership in or assistance in behalf
of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America,
Local 109, affiliated with Congress of Industrial Organizations, or
any other labor organization.
2. Take the following affirmative action which the Board finds will
effectuate the purposes of the Act :
(a) Offer, as hereinafter stated, to each of the employees named
in Appendices "A," "B," and "C" annexed hereto and made a part
hereof, on or before July 14, 1939, July 28, 1939, and September 1,
1939, respectively, full and unconditional reinstatement to their for-
mer positions or substantially equivalent positions, except as herein-
after stated, without loss of seniority and without prejudice to any
other rights and privileges previously enjoyed by them. The said
offer shall be made by registered mail to each of said employees
within five (5) days of the approval of the aforesaid stipulation by
the National Labor Relations Board; in the absence of an acceptance
of said offer within ten (10) days from the date of the receipt thereof,
said offer shall be deemed rejected. The employees whose names
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appear on Appendices "A," "B," and "C" whose jobs have been
eliminated or substantially altered since June 17, 1937, shall be placed
or retained in other jobs which they can perform ; should any
abolished positions be reestablished hereafter, said employees shall
have first preference thereto ;
(b) The amount of credit on seniority of said employees from
June 17, 1937, until each employee is reinstated (in addition to their
seniority prior to June 17, 1937), shall be limited and determined in
accordance with the average number of weeks of employment per
man in the department into which each employee is placed during the
respective periods in question, which shall be computed by adding
the number of weeks the persons have worked in each department
and dividing that total by the number of persons who worked in
each of said departments from June 17, 1937, to the dates of reinstate-
ment of said employees;
(c) Grant to each of the employees named in Appendix "D,"
annexed hereto and made a part hereof, who have already been
reinstated to their former positions or substantially equivalent posi-
tions by the respondent, the same rights and privileges granted to
the employees named in Appendices "A," "B," and "C" including
those as set forth in paragraphs 2 (b) and 2 (f) hereof; the rates
of pay of these employees, however, as specified in paragraph 2 (f)
hereof shall take effect as of July 17, 1939;
(d) The employees on Appendices "A," "B," "C," and "D,"
annexed hereto and made a part hereof, who accept the respondent's
offer as aforesaid, shall be guaranteed one hundred (100) days'
employment during the fifteen (15) months next following the dates
of their respective reinstatements, after deducting from the said one
hundred (100) days the number of days of employment which each
said employee has had with the respondent herein since June 17, 1937,
to date of this aforesaid stipulation;
(e) Make whole each of the persons named in Appendix "E" an-
nexed hereto and made a part hereof for the loss of pay suffered by
reason of their discharge, by payment to them of the sum of $12,000,
each to receive the sum set forth following his or her name, which
sum is in full payment for the amount which each would have earned
as wages from June 17, 1937. to said date of payment, said payment to
be made in six equal monthly installments, the first installment to be
made within 1 week after the approval of the aforesaid stipulation by
the National Labor Relations Board and monthly thereafter until
each employee has received payment in the entire amount set forth
following his or her name;
(f) The employees named in Appendices "A," "B" and "C" shall
be paid at the basic rates now prevailing at the respondent's plant
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without diminution from said basic rates because of their unemploy-
ment since June 17, 1937;
(g) Post and keep visible in prominent places in each department
of the respondent's plant, for a period of sixty (60) days after re-
ceipt, copies of this order and a notice stating that the respondent
will cease and desist in the manner aforesaid, and respondent will
take the affirmative action as aforesaid;
(h) Notify the Regional Director for the Fourth Region in writing,
of compliance with this order within sixty (60) days from the date
hereof.
APPENDIX "A"
Mary Bobson
Ethel Brimfield
Doris Daniels
Stanley Domeracki
Edward L. Drozd
Lillian Dunn
Goldie Fields
Ed Fillman
Earl W. Fox, Jr.
Thomas F. Goodway
Stella Helhowska (Corbett)
Paul B. Mathews
Mary Murtha
Joseph Sikorski
Howard Starts
Mame Stang
Michael Sweeten
Wm. Williard Wilson
APPENDIX "B"
Meyer Albert
Joseph Corbett
Grace Daniels
William Dunn
Frank Fiumano
James Fiumano
Leroy Garrison
Effie Harker
Nellie King
James Pacifico
Dale E. Powell
Albert E. Richardson
Earnest Villano
Arthur Watson
_Carl Wells
W. C. Wilent
Alfred J. Arensberg
APPENDIX "C"
Julius Arensberg
Elizabeth Behm
Edith Bozarth
Ed Butcher
Mary Cianfarra (Leone)
William T. Cooper
Elizabeth Cramer (Lucas)
James F. Dalton
Dorothy Jones
Theodore W. Kimic
Bernard Nugent
Edward Piotrowski
Harry Porch
Walter Ramowski
Henry Schwiering
Stanley Swiacki
Raymond Williams
Raymond Dean
John Gormley
Harry Marlowe
5 Listed In the complaint as Albert C. Richardson.
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Henry Leiner
William Lobley
Chester Lowan e
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Anthony Mielock
Charles Melchert
APPENDIX "D"
Adolph Arensberg
Natalie Arensberg
Elizabeth Basara
Ruth Beath
Martha Bembas (Kmiec)
Margaret Knust Biwald
Estabula Brewin
Helene Burrichther
James E. Cahill
Lillian T. Chromiec
Oscar Clouser
Francis Costello
Lillian Winner Cunningham
Felix Dabkowiski
Edward Deets
Anna DeSantis
Ruth DiPilla (on leave)
Edward John Drozd
David Dunn
Genevieve Dutkiewicz
Anna Evans (on leave)
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Angeline Frank
Eleanor Giles
Mary A. Gillespie
Marie Gormley
Margaret Hall
Eleanor Herneker
Mrs. H. P. Iwanowski
(Pierce)
Walter Jaconski
Blanche Jaskiewicz
Steve Karpiak
Adam Kasycki
Helen H. Kawczak
Edward Kinsley
Jo Lavery, Jr.
Joseph Malinowski (Miller)
Grace Anne Martin
John Mazola
Marie McDonnell
George McGroarty
Henrietta McHenry
Amelia Melchert
Vernetta A. Miller
Grace Monczewski
Ada Morris
Harry Morris
Linnie Morris
Beatrice Nacey
Dorothy A. Neal
Frank Nelson
Rose Fiumano
Josephine Villano
John O'Keefe
Marte Onesty
William J. Otto
Hester Partridge
George Peel
Jennie Peel (on leave)
Charles Poore
Dorothy Prader
Louise Phillips
Paul Redheffer
Henry Roginski
Dorothy Sauter
Frances Schaeffer
Arlene Simons
Roy Snyder
Harry Stang
Helena Sinavage Stolarski
Josephine Tomlin
Kay Troxell (O'Shaughnessy)
Celia Urbanowicz
Eleanor E. Ulmer
Helen Unitis
Florence Vogt
kary Zemmis (Zuchowiecz)
6LIsted in the complaint as Joseph Lowan.
RADIO CONDENSER COMPANY
APPENDIX "E"
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Meyer Albert---------------------------------------- $145.00
Adolph Arensberg ----------------------------------- 195.00
Natalie Arensberg ----------------------------------- 150.00
Mary Bobson---------------------------------------- 204.00
Martha Bembas------------------------------------- 172.00
Ed Butcher------------------------------------------ 110.00
James E. Cahill-------------------------------------- 159.00
Lillian Chromiec------------------------------------- 146.00
Oscar Clouser--------------------------------------- 156. 00
Joseph Corbett-------------------------------------- 117.00
Elizabeth Cramer (Lucas) ---------------------------- 130.00
Lillian Winner Cunningham-------------------------- 95.00
Doris Daniels--------------------------------------- 156.00
Grace Daniels--------------------------------------- 156.00
Leonard Wm. Dastick-------------------------------- 104.00
Anna De Santis------------------------------------- 156.00
Ruth Di Pilla--------------------------------------- 182.00
Stanley Domeracki---------------------------------- 208.00
Edward L. Drozd------------------------------------ 143.00
David Dunn ----------------------------------------- 92.00
Lillian Dunn (Smith) ------------------------------- 156.00
William Dunn--------------------------------------- 156.00
Genevieve Dutkiewics -------------------------------- 196.00
Anna Evans---------------------------------------- 143. 00
Daniel Fitzpatrick----------------------------------- 182.00
Vera Marie Marlowe--------------------------------- 65.00
Paul B. Mathews------------------------------------ 221.00
Amelia Melchert------------------------------------- 143.00
Vernetta A. Miller----------------------------------- 39.00
Grace Monczewski----------------------------------- 49.00
Charles Melchert--------------------- -------------- 65.00
Marte Onesty---------------------------------------- 65.00
William J. Otto-------------------------------------- 91.00
James B. Pacifico------------------------------------ 130.00
Hester Partridge------------------------------------- 156.00
George Peel----------------------------------------- 198.00
Jennie Peel------------------------------------------ 156.00
Edward Piotrowski---------------------------------- 169.00
Dorothy Sauter------------------------------------- 91.00
Ellis Schlett----------------------------------------- 195.00
Henry Schwiering------------------------------------ 141.00
Joseph Sikorski------------------------------------- 85.00
Arlene Simons--------------------------------------- 104.00
Roy Snyder----------------------------------------- 130.00
Howard Starts-------------------------------------- 156.00
Mame Stang---------------------------------------- 156.00
Stanley Swiacki------------------------------------- 250. 00
Josephine Tomlin- ----------------------------------- 130.00
Helen Unitis---------------------------------------- 78.00
Ernest Villano--------------------------------------- 130.00
Josephine Villano------------------------------------ 91.00
Arthur Watson-------------------------------------- 195.00
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Frank Fiumano-------------------------------------- $305.00
James Fiumano------------------------------------- 236.00
Rose Flumano --------------------------------------- 195. 00
Stanley Jack Gabriel ----------------------------- -- 120.00
Eleanor Giles--------------------------------------- 78.00
Mary A. Gillespie----------------------------------- 104.00
Thomas F. Goodway_-_____-_-_______________________ 169. 00
John Gormley--------------------------------------- 101.00
Marie Gormley (Kepner) ---------------------------- 156.00
Stella Helhouska (Corbett) -------------------------- 156.00
Eleanor Herneker ----------------------------------- 78.00
Stephanie Harker ------------------------------------ 170 00
Mrs. H. P. Iwanowski (Pierce) ----------------------- 13.00
Dorothy R. Jones------------------------------------ 125.00
Steve Karpiak--------------------------------------- 178.00
Adam Kaszyck! ------------------------------------- 156. 00
Theodore W. Kimic__________________________________ 169.00
Nellie King ----------------------------------------- 202.00
Helen H Kawaczak_________________________________ 104.00
Edward Kinsley_____________________________________ 52.00
Walter Kwoka -------------------------------------- 117.00
Harry Marlowe-------------------------------------- 156.00
Carl Wells ------------------------------------------ 195.00
William W. Wilson----------------------------------- 195.00
Raymond Williams ---------------------------------- 39.00
Raymond Dean-------------------------------------- 117.00
William Lobley-------------------------------------- 150. 00
Chester Lowan7------------------------------------- 140.00
Joseph Malinowski__________________________________ 100.00
Marie McDonnell ------------------------------- -___ 105.00
Ann McGovern -------------------------------------- 105.00
Anthony Mielock ------------------------------------ 50.00
Ada Morris ----------------------------------------- 40.00
Linnie Morris--------------------------------------- 25.00
Mary Murtha --------------------------------------- 105.00
Walter Ramowski ----------------------------------- 35.00
Paul Redheffer -------------------------------------- 40.00
Henry Roginski ------------------------------------- 40. 00
Michael Sweeten _____________________________--___ 85.00
Total------------------------------------------ $12,000.00
7 Listed in the complaint as Joseph Lowan.