Ogle Protection Service, Inc.

National Labor Relations Board - Board Decisions

Jun 22, 1970

183 N.L.R.B. 682 (N.L.R.B. 1970)

682 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Ogle Protection Service, Inc., and James L. Ogle, an
Individual and International Union , United Plant
Guard Workers of America , and its Local 114.
Cases 7-CA-4108 and 7-CA-4244
June 22, 1970
SUPPLEMENTAL DECISION AND ORDER
BY MEMBERS FANNING, BROWN, AND JENKINS
On November 6, 1964, the National Labor Rela-
tions Board issued its Decision in the instant case'
finding that Respondents Ogle Protection Service,
Inc., and James L. Ogle, an Individual, had violated
Section 8(a)(3), (5), and (1) of the National Labor
Relations Act, as, amended. In its Decision the
Board ordered the Respondents to cease and desist
from the conduct which it found constituted viola-
tions of the Act and to take certain affirmative ac-
tion . On May 15, 1967, the United States Court of
Appeals for the Sixth Circuit2 entered its order in
this case , enforcing in pertinent part the Board's
Decision and Order.
On July 10, 1968, the Regional Director for Re-
gion 7 issued and served on the parties a backpay
specification and notice of hearing.3 On August 9,
1968, the Respondents filed an answer to the
backpay specification. On October 11, 1968, the
Regional Director issued and served on the parties
an amended backpay specification and order
rescheduling the hearing. On October 24, 1968, the
Respondents filed an answer thereto. Upon ap-
propriate further notice, a hearing was held before
Trial Examiner Wallace E. Royster for the purpose
of determining the issues and amounts of money
due under the General Counsel's amended backpay
specification. Following the close of the hearing
Trial Examiner Royster died, and the Board
requested the Chief Trial Examiner to designate
another Trial Examiner in place of Mr. Royster.
Upon receiving notice from the Chief Trial Ex-
aminer , the Respondents requested a hearing de
novo before a new Trial Examiner. Thereafter the
General Counsel filed an opposition to Respond-
ents ' request , as the record at the hearing did not
involve any disputed testimony requiring resolu-
tions of credibility. On March 28, 1969, the Chief
Trial Examiner issued and served on the parties an
Order To Show Cause why the General Counsel's
opposition, and request for designation of a new
Trial Examiner to write a decision, should not be
granted. On April 5, 1969, Respondents withdrew
their request and consented to the request of the
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General Counsel. Accordingly, on April 8, 1969,
the Chief Trial Examiner designated Trial Examiner
Paul E. Weil to prepare and issue a Trial Ex-
aminer's Decision.
Thereafter, on August 23, 1969, Trial Examiner
Weil issued his Supplemental Decision, which is at-
tached hereto, in which he found, in accordance
with the stipulations of the parties and the record
here and in the original proceeding, that certain
employees of the Respondents and their successors
and alter egos, Ogle Detective Agency, Inc., and
Ogle Hospital Security Services, Inc., were entitled
to the sums designated in Appendix A attached to
his Supplemental Decision. In accordance with the
terms of the contract which had been unlawfully
repudiated by the Respondents, and the terms of
the Board's Order in the original proceeding, the
Trial Examiner also found that the Respondents
were obligated to pay to the Union the sums
specified in his Appendix B, which sums
represented dues Respondents had failed to
withhold from the wages of employees who had
signed checkoff authorizations, and transmit to the
Union. As specified by the Board in The Remedy
section of its original Decision and Order in these
cases, the Trial Examiner computed the sums due
the employees on a quarterly basis in accordance
with the Woolworth formula,' and offset against the
quarterly sums due the employees the amounts the
Respondents were obligated to pay to the Union as
a remedy for their failure to comply with the
checkoff provisions of the contract. Subsequent to
the issuance of the Trial Examiner's Supplemental
Decision, the Respondents filed exceptions thereto
and a supporting brief, and the General Counsel
filed an answering brief and cross-exceptions, with
a supporting brief.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 3(b) of the
Act, the National Labor Relations Board has
delegated its powers in connection with these cases
to a three-member panel.
The Board has reviewed the rulings of the Trial
Examiner made at the hearing and finds that no
prejudicial error was committed. The rulings are
hereby affirmed. The Board has considered the en-
tire record in these cases, including the Trial Ex-
aminer's Supplemental Decision, the exceptions,
cross-exceptions, and briefs, and hereby adopts the
findings, conclusions, and recommendations of the
Trial Examiner with the additions and modifica-
tions set forth below.
We agree with the Trial Examiner that com-
pliance with the terms of our earlier Order, as well
' This notice was subsequently amended
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183 NLRB No. 68
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC.
as effectuation of the policies of the Act, neces-
sitates that Respondents' reimburse the Union for
the dues which Respondents unlawfully failed to
withhold and transmit in accordance with the
checkoff provision of the contract, limited, of
course, to reimbursement only for those employees
who had signed dues deduction authorizations.
Similarly, we agree with the Trial Examiner that the
amounts payable by Respondents to the Union for
each individual employee be offset against the sums
due that employee for lost wages and benefits. To
insure against a windfall to the Union, we shall
specify that the Respondents' dues reimbursement
obligation, with accompanying right to offset, is not
applicable to employees, if any, who voluntarily
paid dues to the Union during any or all of the per-
tinent period.'
Notwithstanding that our original Decision and
Order in these cases inadvertently specified that the
Woolworth formula should be applied in computing
the amounts due employees, it seems obvious and
we find that the formula has no application in these
cases. The Board's Woolworth formula was
designed to prevent injustices to discriminatees who
exercised their obligation to obtain interim employ-
ment, by providing that their interim earnings be
offset against backpay on a quarterly basis only;
otherwise, as described in the Woolworth decision
itself, there was often a monetary incentive for an
employer to delay reinstating an employee who had
been discriminatorily discharged, if he had
thereafter obtained higher paying interim employ-
ment. Other unwanted consequences also ensued.
On the other hand, where, as here, the amounts due
employees result from Respondents' repudiation
and failure to apply the terms of a collective-bar-
gaining agreement , a violation of the Act which
does not involve cessation of employment status or
interim earnings that would in the course of time
reduce backpay, a quarterly computation is un-
necessary and unwarranted. In fact, application of
the Woolworth formula in these circumstances
would result in a windfall to some employees, who
would now benefit from having their employer
remit their accrued dues to the union, without ever
having had these amounts deducted from their pay,
solely because of the fortuitous circumstance that
5 The parties have stipulated that all the employees named in Appendix
A of the Trial Examiner's Supplemental Decision were full-time employees
of Ogle Protection Service, Inc , during some or all of the times material
herein In view of the Trial Examiner 's findings regarding the relationship
between Ogle Protection Service and James L Ogle, and Ogle Detective
Agency, Inc , and Ogle Hospital Security Services , Inc , particularly the
manner in which these entities were formed, the continuous and systematic
interchange of unit employees between the three concerns, and their
683
they happened not to have been entitled to unpaid
contractual benefits for a particular quarter. We
see no justification for such a result, and did not in-
tend it.
Accordingly, we shall modify the Trial Ex-
aminer 's recommendations as to the amounts of
backpay due the employees, and additionally we
shall correct certain inadvertent errors in the com-
putations contained in Appendixes A and B to the
Trial Examiner's Supplemental Decision to bring
them into conformity with the stipulations of the
parties.
ORDER
Upon the basis of this Supplemental Decision and
the entire record in this case, and pursuant to Sec-
tion 10(c) of the National Labor Relations Act, as
amended, the National Labor Relations Board
hereby orders that Respondents, Ogle Protection
Service, Inc.; James L. Ogle, an Individual; Ogle
Detective Agency, Inc.; and Ogle Hospital Security
Services, Inc.; their officers, agents, successors, and
assigns, shall pay to their employees and to Interna-
tional Union, United Plant Guard Workers of
America, and its Local 114, the amounts specified
in Appendixes A and B to the Trial Examiner's
Supplemental Decision , with the following modi-
fications:
1. Except to the extent specified in the attached
Appendix A-l, the amounts payable to the em-
ployees named in Appendix A to the Trial Ex-
aminer 's Supplemental Decision shall be the sum
total of the separate amounts accruing to the em-
ployee under the categories of wages, overtime,
holidays, vacations, and miscellaneous, less the
total of the amount under the category of dues.
2. Appendix A to the Trial Examiner's Supple-
mental Decision is hereby modified by striking
therefrom the amounts recited for those employees
named in the attached Appendix A-1, and sub-
stituting therefor the amounts shown in Appendix
A-1.
3. Appendix B to the Trial Examiner's Supple-
mental Decision is hereby modified by striking
therefrom the amount of 120 after the name J.
Healey, and substituting therefor the amount of
115.
identity of ownership and management, in effect making them alter egos of
one another , we shall, to insure full compliance with the terms of our
Order, name Ogle Detective Agency, Inc , and Ogle Hospital Security Ser-
vices, Inc , as additional Respondents We note that both concerns ap-
peared at the backpay hearing, were represented by counsel and their
owner, and had full opportunity to participate in the proceeding
" Creutz Plating Corp, 172 NLRB No I
684 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
APPENDIX A--1
Gross Dues Offset Net
Abrams, William * $ 283.91 $ 0 $ 283.91
Aleshire, Averal * 1001.85 ** 164.00 837.85
Asikainen, Emanuel 1275.24 ** 173.00 1102.24
Aupart, Fred * 5125.40 ** 305.00 4820.40
Bacon, Ernest * 616.03 0 616.03
Barber, John * 850.28 0 850.28
Blackburn, John 1556.14 189.50 *** 1366.64
Bolin, Carl * 454.06 0 454.06
Campbell, Frank 252.50 115.00 *** 137.50
Capitan, Frank * 963.81 0 963.81
Clovers, Carlos 1937.32 179.00 *** 1758.32
Conder, William 50.60 35.00 *** 15.60
Cullen, F. 392.99 223.00 *** 169.99
Cummings, Paul * 206.70 0 206.70
Cunningham, Joseph * 609.95 0 609.95
Dailey,, John 215.82 50.00 *** 165.82
Darby, Albert * 25.87 0 25.87
Dimmuch, Charles 727.63 ** 234.00 493.63
Ellerback, Russell * 1608.47 206.00 *** 1402.47
Froehler, Joseph 93.99 40.00 *** 53.99
Fuller, Ralph * 217.31 0 217.31
Gabbert, John * 1543.88 ** 250.00 *** 1293.88
Green, Nelson * 1224.56 0 1224.56
Grieser, George 48.29 40.00 *** 8.29
Hamilton, Butler * 76.19 25.00 51.19
Hodgson, Frank 55.16 65.00 *** 0
Howie, Herman 1606.46 175.50 *** 1430.96
Johnson, Martin * 400.17 0 400.17
Judd, Walter 86.98 85.00 *** 1.98
Kalinewski, Alfred * 405.33 125.00 *** 280.33
Krantz, Arthur * 23.02 0 23.02
Kryza, Edward * 840.72 234.00 *** 606.72
Kuschell, Allen 672.59 181.00 *** 491.59
Kyle, William * 2335.52 ** 288.50 *** 2047.02
Lampkins, James * 159.43 0 159.43
Lawylar, Clarence * 739.63 272.00 *** 467.63
Lemanski, Leonard * 851.89 0 851.89
* Corrections of gross amounts due employees in accordance
with the stipulated record.
** Corrections of dues owed the Union in accordance with the
stipulated record.
*** Change in net due employees to reflect elimination of
Woolworth formula quarterly offsetting.
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC 685
Gross Dues Offset Net
MacMichael, Charles * 178.63 0 178.63
Malachesen, Mitchell * 182.62 0 182.62
Mark, Samuel 410.69 125.50 *** 285.19
McAtee, Arnold 57.26 120.50 *** 0
Meek, Avester * 328.27 0 328.27
Menzie, Donald 50.55 64.00 *** 0
Miller, Joseph 740.32 233.50 *** 506.82
Morris, James * 125.76 0 125.76
Mullins, Cecil 267.66 184.50 *** 83.16
Myers, Sam 102.46 50.00 *** 52.46
Naruc, Steve * 172.41 0 172.41
Newton, Osborn * 344.67 0 344.67
O'Donnell, Melvin * $ 43.02 $ 0 $ 43.02
Ogle, Charles E. * 520.64 0 520.64
Osborne, Silas N. * 46.46 0 46.46
Paschall, Benjamin * 1866.43 0 1866.43
Pepper, Harland 149.49 111.00 38.49
Durham, Carl * 488.45 157.00 *** 331.45
Jackson, Paul 115.37 95.00 *** 20.37
Haines, Ralph 25.28 35.00 *** 0
Phillips, Harry 173.47 ** 217.00 0
Piescinski, John * 67.07 0 67.07
Polk, Edward * 681.69 233.50 448.19
Poole, Bernard 1316.83 173.00 *** 1143.83
Portaca, James * 292.36 0 292.36
Rasmussen, Paul * 977.61 0 977.61
Redder, Adolph * 1440.36 277.50 1176.86
Riffle, V., Jr. * 34.08 0 34.08
Rivers, Daniel 1356.31 257.50 *** 1098.81
Robinson, Harry 340.40 112.00 *** 228.40
Rosenkranz, Anthony * 1004.71 305.00 699.71
Roude, Alfred * 1169.24 294.50 874.74
Scott, Charles- * 178.32 0 178.32
Seiler, Arthur 80.17 70.00 *** 10.17
Sensing, Carmack 541.77 100.00 *** 441.77
Sexton, David * 10.95 0 10.95
Simpson, Allen * 366.40 0 209.40
Stout, John * 618.76 0 618.76
TaXlor, James * 99.95 0 99.95
Travis, Robert A. * 408.86 0 408.86
Turcotte, Joseph * 788.84 120.00 668.84
Turner, George D. * 105.18 0 105.18
Wadsworth, Fred 1069.14 ** 200.50 868.64
686 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
TRIAL EXAMINER'S SUPPLEMENTAL
DECISION
STATEMENT OF THE CASE
PAUL E. WEIL, Trial Examiner: On November 6,
1964, the National Labor Relations Board, herein
called the Board, issued its Order in the above-enti-
tled matter ordering, inter alia , that Respondents
sign and give retroactive effect to a certain contract
and make whole employees who suffered any losses
of earnings by reason of Respondents' refusal to ex-
ecute and give effect to the said agreement. On
April 7, 1967, the United States Court of Appeals
for the Sixth Circuit entered its decree enforcing
the Board Order with regard to the backpay provi-
sions. On October 9, 1967, the Supreme Court of
the United States denied the Respondents' petition
for a writ of certiorari. A controversy having arisen
over the amount of backpay due under the terms of
the Board Order, as enforced, the Regional
Director for Region 7 under authority of the Board
issued his backpay specification on July 10, 1968.
On August 9, 1968, Respondents filed their answer
to the backpay specification; on October 11, 1968,
the General Counsel issued a substantial amend-
ment to the backpay specification which was in
turn answered by Respondents on October 24,
1968. The answers of Respondents admit various
allegations and deny others and plead various cir-
cumstances in defense. On the issues thus joined a
hearing was conducted on December 2, 1968, be-
fore Trial Examiner Wallace E. Royster. The
General Counsel and Respondents appeared by
counsel and all parties were afforded full opportu-
nity to call and examine or cross-examine wit-
nesses , to introduce evidence, and to argue orally.
Oral arguments were waived by the parties and
briefs have been filed on behalf of the General
Counsel and the Respondents.
Subsequent to the close of the hearing and the
filing of briefs Trial Examiner Royster died. The
Trial Examiner having thus become unavailable to
the Agency within the meaning of section 554(b) of
the Federal Administrative Procedure Act (5
U.S.C. § 554(b)) Trial Examiner Paul E. Weil was
assigned to consider the record and briefs and
prepare a decision in accordance therewith.
Upon the entire record in this proceeding,' in-
cluding the record in the original proceeding and in
careful consideration of the briefs, I make the fol-
lowing:
FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
THE ISSUES
The pertinent portion of the Board's Order
' A stipulation dated August 8, 1969, and signed by all parties is hereby
received and assigned exhibit number G C 4 A further correction of
schedule B of the backpay specifications, received August 18, 1969, to
herein provides that Respondents shall upon
request of the International Union, United Plant
Guard Workers of America and its Local 114
(hereinafter called the Union), execute the agree-
ment reached on November 14, 1962, the agree-
ment to be effective from that date to at least the
next renewal date as provided therein following
signature ". . . (and) upon request by the Union
that the foregoing agreement be executed" give
retroactive effect to the terms of said agreement in-
cluding but not limited to the provisions relating to
wages and other benefits and make whole em-
ployees for any losses suffered by reasons of
Respondents' refusal to execute the agreement. The
Board further provided that backpay shall be com-
puted in accordance with the formula set forth in F.
W. Woolworth Company, i.e., on a quarterly basis,
and shall bear interest as prescribed in Isis Plumb-
ing & Heating Co., 138 NLRB 716.
1 Respondents contend that the Board lacks
authority to enforce any provision of the contract,
retroactively or otherwise, and accordingly the
provisions of the Order requiring Respondents to
give retroactive effect to the contract and providing
backpay to the employees are ineffectual.
2. The General Counsel contends that the
backpay period commences January 1, 1963, the
effective date of the contract, which was ultimately
executed on October 27, 1967, pursuant to the
Board Order enforced by the court decree, on
which date it ends.
Respondents contend that the backpay period
ends on December 31, 1963, the termination date
of the contract.
3. The United States Court of Appeals for the
Sixth Circuit enforced the order as written with ex-
ceptions not relevant hereto. The General Counsel
in the original backpay specification pleaded that
two enterprises, Ogle Detective Agency, Inc., incor-
porated February 28, 1963, and Ogle Hospital
Security Services, Inc., incorporated November 9,
1964, have at all times material been a single in-
tegrated enterprise together with Ogle Protection
Service, Inc., constituting a single employer with
common and uniform labor relations and personnel
policies promulgated and administered centrally
and that the two new corporations are continua-
tions and extensions of the same employing indus-
try and alter egos of the said Ogle Protection Ser-
vice, Inc., and thus subject to the collective-bar-
gaining agreement and the Board and court orders.
General Counsel also contends that the two new
corporations are the successors to Ogle Protection
Service, Inc., and, as such, subject to the Board
Order and court decree. This is controverted by
Respondents, which contend that the two new cor-
porations are separate industries, that there is no
evidence that they are even engaged in the same
which no responses have been received, is received in evidence as G C
Exh 5
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 687
activities as Ogle Protection Service, Inc., and that
the Board Order and court decree do not apply to
them.
4. In the October 11, 1968, amendment to the
backpay specifications the General Counsel for the
first time contended that Respondents operated an
office of Ogle Protection Service, Inc., in the city of
Grand Rapids, Michigan, in which employees per-
formed plant protection duties identical with those
performed by Respondents' employees in other
areas in the State of Michigan and that the Grand
Rapids enterprise "falls within the coverage of the
contract between Respondent and the Union."
Respondents, while admitting the existence of the
Grand Rapids operation, contend that it is
completely separate and distinct from the Detroit
operation and is not part of the unit covered by the
contract.
5. The General Counsel contends that under the
terms of the contract Respondents were bound to
deduct from the wages of each employee union
dues and transmit them to the Union and he con-
tends that inasmuch as all members of the unit were
members of the Union and all had signed dues
deduction authorizations that Respondents should
pay to the Union monthly dues for all employees of
both the Detroit and Grand Rapids facilities and
the facilities of the two new corporations, as set
forth in number 1, above, through the term of the
presently existing contract.
Respondents contend that the presently existing
contract expired on December 31, 1963, by its own
terms and that in any event dues should not be
deducted in view of the fact that the employees had
shown a disinterest in the Union and it was
furnished with no dues deduction authorizations ef-
fective after January 1, 1963.
6. The General Counsel contends that Respond-
ents after paying_ the dues for all employees for
each month from the period of January 1, 1963,
through 1967 should not be permitted to set off the
amount of such dues collections against the
backpay owing the employees inasmuch as Re-
spondents by their actions in repudiating the Union
in January 1963 had rendered it impossible for the
Union to render services to the employees in
exchange for their dues, wherefor in order to
reestablish the status quo they should not be
required to pay said dues. Respondents in answer
contend inter alia that such a provision in a
backpay remedy would be punitive rather than
remedial and that in any event they were under no
duty to pay any dues to the Union on behalf of the
employees.
7. The General Counsel sets out at length, as to
each employee in the unit during the period
between January 1, 1963, and October 27, 1967,
the computation of backpay as to each employee
together with computation as to vacations, union
dues, and so forth. Aside from its contentions as set
forth in paragraphs 1 through 5, above, Respond-
ents do not controvert the General Counsel's com-
putations which are based, generally speaking, on
the terms of the contract, the wages paid each in-
dividual during the disputed period, and the
amount of wages that would have been paid each
individual during the disputed period had the con-
tract been effectuated by Respondents. As the
General Counsel points out, in the absence of con-
troversion, I may accept his computations as cor-
rect depending of course upon the decision with re-
gard to the other issues as set forth above.
8. Finally the Respondents contend that if they
are required to make any payment of backpay
other than that which they argue is correct, limited
to the employees of Ogle Protection Service, Inc.,
during the calendar year 1963 and with no provi-
sion for union dues or offset thereof, that the award
of backpay would be excessive and punitive and
beyond the power of the Board, having no purpose
but to reward the Union and employees and punish
the Respondents.
Discussion
1. Respondents' first argument in reliance on
N.L.R.B. v. Strong, d/b/a Strong Roofing and Insu-
lating Co., 386 F.2d 929 (C.A. 9, 1967) must be
unavailing. Within 2 weeks of the filing of Respond-
ents' brief the Supreme Court of the United States
reversed the circuit in that case (393 U.S. 357, 362
(1969) ). The Court noted that the remedy ordered
by the Board included a direction to pay the fringe
benefits which would have been paid had the em-
ployer signed the agreement and thereby recog-
nized his legal obligations which had matured dur-
ing the collective-bargaining process. This is no
more than the Act in cases like Phelps-Dodge
plainly authorized. The Court stated:
The act of refusing to sign the collective bar-
gaining agreement may not have been a breach
of contract, but it was an unfair labor practice.
Once adjudicated, it could be remedied by a
Board order requiring payment of those fringe
benefits which would have been paid had the
employer signed and acknowledged the con-
tract which had been duly negotiated on his
behalf.
I find, as I am bound to find under the explicit deci-
sion of the Supreme Court, that the Board had
authority to order the remedy sought in this case.
2. Respondents' argument that the contract ter-
minated and the backpay terminated with it on
December 31, 1963, finds no support in the record.
The Board specifically found that the letter of ter-
mination upon which Respondents rely was untime-
ly and in fact constituted one of the grounds of the
unfair labor practice. It was not in fact a letter ter-
minating the contract under its terms but rather the
notification to the Union that Respondents would
not consider themselves bound by the terms of the
contract and in fact withdrew recognition from the
688 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Union. The Board in its Order, as enforced by the
courts, specifically provided that the Respondents
shall, upon request , sign the agreement which shall
be retroactively effective to the date the agreement
was reached, i.e., November 14, 1962, and
prospectively effective from that date to at least the
next renewal date provided therein following signa-
ture. The contract is appended to the backpay
specifications and bears the date October 25, 1967;
it also provides, in article XII, for automatic
renewal on a year-to-year basis. Accordingly, the
contract is effective at least until December 31,
1967. The General Counsel in his backpay specifi-
cations stated that the backpay period continued
through October 27, 1967, "when the aforemen-
tioned contract was in fact executed." It is irrele-
vant whether the contract was opened by action of
the parties after signature on October 27, 1967.
The backpay specifications compute backpay
through that date and no further. I therefore reject
Respondents' contention that the backpay period is
tolled as of December 31, 1963. This is neither the
time nor the place to raise that issue which appears
to have been decided by the court of last resort.
3. The General Counsel contends and the Re-
spondents deny that two subsidiaries of Respond-
ents, Ogle Detective Agency, Inc., and Ogle
Hospital Security Services, Inc., are alter egos of
Respondents. Respondents stipulated at the hearing
that employees whose names appeared on General
Counsel's Exhibit 2 were not engaged in performing
unit work in the years 1963 and 1964 and not
covered by the contract during that period, describ-
ing the employees as all employees who appear on
the payroll of Ogle Detective Agency, Inc., during
the years 1963 and 1964 who received 80 to 100
percent of their total earnings during the same
years for work performed for Ogle Detective Agen-
cy, Inc., however any work performed by any such
employees after January 1, 1965, shall be deemed
to be unit work within the meaning of the collec-
tive-bargaining agreement, subject to any other
defenses Respondents might present.
The parties further stipulated that all other em-
ployees named in the specifications, except for
those deleted during the years 1963 and 1964, were
"performing a [sic] unit work in terms of the con-
tract description, subject to any other defenses
Respondent may present."
Finally, the parties stipulated that the employees
of Ogle Protection Service, Ogle Detective Agency,
and Ogle Hospital Security Services, except for
those named in the earlier amendment, were in-
terchanged and worked on a regular periodic basis
for any one of the three employers named.
James L. Ogle and his former wife owned the
majority of the stock in all three corporations and
James Ogle is the managing agent for all three or-
ganizations.
Respondents contend that a distinction must be
drawn between the derivative liability of Ogle De-
tective Service, Inc., and Ogle Hospital Security
Services, Inc., which could be found to extend to
employees of the other two corporations. However,
in view of its stipulation concerning the interchange
of employees recited above, such distinction ap-
pears to be impossible to make. If all employees
were interchangeably engaged in "unit work" as
stipulated there appears to be no basis for distinc-
tion. Respondents' statement,in the brief that "as
far as the record is concerned Ogle Detective
Agency, Inc., could be engaged in the business of
investigating crimes on Treasure Island" appears to
ignore the stipulation Respondents entered into at
the hearing since the conduct of investigations on
Treasure Island does not appear to be embodied in
the unit description in the contract.
Carlos Clowers, called by Respondents as a wit-
ness in the original proceeding, testified that he was
an employee of Ogle Detective Service and was em-
ployed on security at Harper Hospital and had
worked at Metropolitan, Seaway and Atlas, and
Outer Drive Hospitals; all of which were involved at
one time or another in the original proceeding. It
appears therefore that Ogle Detective Service was
even at that time (November 8, 1963) interchang-
ing employees with Ogle Protection Service. It ap-
pears that Ogle Hospital Security Services, Inc , was
not incorporated until November 1964. Apparently
it was not in existence at the time of the earlier
hearing. However it appears that at the original
hearing evidence was adduced that at a meeting of
January 7, 1963, Ogle "explained that he was hav-
ing difficulty getting higher rates from clients and
spoke of dividing his agency into two sections. The
reason for this was not mentioned but apparently it
had something to do with different rates of pay in
each section."2 In consideration of the stipulations
mentioned above it appears that Ogle did just what
he suggested he would do-split up the Hospital
Service portion of his business in an attempt to
create a distinction for purposes of bargaining for
the wages of the employees concerned. This is of
course precisely what is meant by the term "succes-
sors and assigns" as found in the Board Order. I
find that the employees of Ogle Detective Service
and Ogle Hospital Security Services are within the
unit and are covered by the terms of the Board
Order and the court decree.
4. The General Counsel contends that the em-
ployees of Ogle Protection Service in Grand
Rapids, Michigan, are part of the unit, even as the
employees of the Detective Service and the
Hospital Security Services. The General Counsel
relies on the terms of the contract which define the
unit as including "all of the Company's employees
performing plant protection services within the
State of Michigan." The Respondents contend that
the Grand Rapids employees have never been in-
cluded in the unit and that it has never been within
This excerpt is from the original Trial Examiner's Decision
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE , INC. 689
the contemplation of the parties that they should
be. It appears, from the fact that the Grand Rapids
employees were never mentioned in any phase of
this proceeding until the amendment to the
backpay specifications filed October 11, 1968, that
the General Counsel was not aware of their ex-
istence prior to that time. In the original hearing
the General Counsel introduced into evidence two
lists of ,employees showing the employees for whom
Respondents paid dues by checkoff for the months
of November and December 1962. The list for
December 1962 contained 111 employees' names
and the General Counsel thereafter stipulated that
there were, in December 1962, 111 employees in
the unit represented by the Charging Parties. The
General Counsel has not asked to be relieved of
this stipulation but contends that under the strict
terms of the unit description in the contract the em-
ployees in the Grand Rapids operation should be
included.
The record reveals that the Grand Rapids opera-
tion is conducted by Ogle under the name of Ogle
Protection Service, a fictitious name. Grand Rapids
is located some 150 miles from Detroit, where
Respondents are located and where its other opera-
tions are located. There is no evidence of any in-
terchange of employees between the Grand Rapids
and the Detroit operations. Under normal Board
law the Grand Rapids operation would not form an
accretion to the Detroit operation in view of the
evidence of the geographical separation and lack of
employee or product interchange and the opera-
tional autonomy of the Grand Rapids operation.'
The fact that it is covered by the contract (ap-
parently inadvertently) does not assist the General
Counsel in his contention that the Grand Rapids
operation is part of the unit. The contract does not
necessarily rule under these circumstances.' It is
well settled that a group of employees, in existence
when the unit was established and historically ex-
cluded from contract coverage possessing a suffi-
cient separate community of interest to constitute a
separate appropriate bargaining unit may not be in-
cluded in the unit as an accretion unless the em-
ployees had consented, normally through the
procedure of the Board election, to be represented
by a single bargaining agent in common with the
employees of the employer.' There is no evidence
that any employee at the Grand Rapids operation at
any time has indicated a desire to be represented by
the Charging Party.
Under all the circumstances I can only agree with
Respondents that General Counsel's attempt to in-
clude the Grand Rapids employees in the remedy in
the instant case would constitute a very considera-
ble windfall to the Union and an unjustified puni-
tive action against the Respondents. Accordingly, I
reject the General Counsel's contention and I find
that the Grand Rapids operation is not part of the
unit nor is it covered by the terms of the Order
herein.
5. The General Counsel contends that Respond-
ents must under the terms of the Board's Order
pay to the Union the dues which it would have
checked off from the employees during the
backpay period. General Counsel does not limit his
contention to dues for those employees from whom
Respondents were holding dues deduction
authorizations but contends that in view of the
Respondents' rejection of the Union as the collec-
tive-bargaining representative and their refusal to
accept any correspondence from the Union that
they are in no position to contend that the em-
ployees would not have filed with it dues deduction
authorizations if they could have. The General
Counsel points out that all members of the unit
prior to January 1, 1963, had filed dues deduction
authorizations and it may reasonably be expected
that all employees would continue to have done so.
Respondents contend that they are liable for no
dues whatsoever, citing various cases in which an
Order to repay dues was specifically spelled out by
the Board, and contend that if the Board wanted
dues to be paid to the Union in the instant case it
would have spelled it out specifically. In addition,
Respondents contend that in the absence of
authorizations they cannot and should not pay dues
to the Union for employees who had not filed dues
deduction authorizations with them.
The precise language in the Board's Order
requires the Respondents to "give retroactive effect
to the terms of said agreement including but not
limited to the provisions relating to wages and other
benefits and make whole employees for any losses
suffered by reason of Respondents' refusal to ex-
ecute the agreement...." I believe that it is clearly
within the contemplation of the Board Order that
Respondents shall make the dues deductions. How-
ever, I disagree with the General Counsel that it
should be assumed that all employees during the
backpay period would have signed the dues deduc-
tions. The statute is quite clear that in the absence
of dues deduction authorizations an employer may
not deduct dues and pay them to the Union. The
General Counsel stipulated at the backpay hearing
that no dues deduction authorizations have been
submitted to Respondents since January 1, 1963.
There is no evidence that any dues deduction
authorizations have been signed since that time.
There were, at the time the unfair labor practice
was committed, some 111 employees in the unit.
The records of Respondents, reflected by schedule
B of the backpay specification which lists each em-
ployee during the backpay period, reveal that there
are over 1,000 employees with whom we are con-
cerned during the backpay period from January 1,
' International PaperCompani, 171 NLRB No 89
a Spartan-Atlantic Department Stores, 169 NLRB 309, International
Paper Co . supra
' San Jose Motel d/b/a Hiatt House Motel, 174 NLRB 1009, and cases
there cited
690 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
1963, until October 27, 1967. It is highly conjec-
tural to assume that all of the more than 1,000 em-
ployees would have signed dues deduction
authorizations if they had been furnished them.
There is no evidence on the record to indicate that
the Union has at any time even attempted to or-
ganize the employees as they came and went. To
reach the conclusion the General Counsel urges
upon me requires a greater leap than I am capable
of making; I shall not try.
With regard to the employees who had signed
dues deduction authorizations prior to January 1,
1963, and who remained in Respondents' employ
thereafter it appears to me that the clear terms of
the Order require that dues be deducted from any
backpay due them and transmitted by Respondents
to the Union. The dues deduction authorizations
provide on their face that they shall renew them-
selves from year to year unless affirmative action is
taken by the employee who signed them to cancel
them. There is no evidence that any such affirma-
tive action was taken by any employee. Ac-
cordingly, it appears that each of the employees
concerned acquiesced in the continued deduction
of dues under the terms of the contract during the
backpay period. Accordingly, dues deductions to
the extent authorized by dues deduction authoriza-
tions in the hands of Respondents on December 31,
1962, shall be implemented and I shall provide
therefor in the Order herein.'
What General Counsel seeks to have me do is in
effect to require of all of the employees that which
the statute specifically forbids the Employer or the
Union to require of them; namely, to join the Union
and to sign dues deduction authorizations. Each of
the over 1,000 employees had a right to decide for
himself whether to join the Union. Each had 30
days of employment to reach that decision. Even
then if and when they had decided to join the
Union they had additionally a right to decide
whether to sign dues deduction authorizations or to
make other arrangements to pay dues and initiation
fees. To do what the General Counsel urges sub-
stantially sets aside these rights by requiring the
Employer to pay the Union the money it might
have collected from the pay of employees who
might have joined. I see no warrant in the facts
herein for such an order and it appears to me that
the statute expressly forbids it.
6. The General Counsel argues that the Re-
spondents, having paid the dues to the Union
pursuant to the dues deduction clause of the con-
tract, should not then be permitted to deduct those
dues from the backpay due the employees, if any,
thus requiring that the dues paid over by Respond-
ents shall be out of their own pocket rather than be
deducted from employees' pay.
" In the absence of other evidence I shall infer that each of the employees
for whom dues was deducted during the months of November and
December 1962 have signed dues deduction authorizations
' We do not appear to be concerned with initiation fees in the light of the
The General Counsel rather ingenuously argues
that the Respondents, by their action in refusing to
recognize the Union during the backpay period, has
rendered it impossible for the Union to perform its
services for the employees. Accordingly, these em-
ployees should not be required to pay for such ser-
vices, although in the General Counsel's view, the
contract required that the dues be paid to the
Union by the Employer. There is a certain surface
justice in the General Counsel's theory but in my
opinion it does not hold water. To require the
Respondents to pay dues to the Union without
reimbursement from the employees would appear
to be in direct contravention of Section 302 of the
Act which restricts payments to employee repre-
sentatives to certain narrowly defined types of pay-
ment but aside from that consideration I do not be-
lieve that such an order is justifiable under the cir-
cumstances herein. If there is any one aspect of
backpay that the courts have rendered ultimately
clear it is that the employer may not be assessed a
"punitive" payment. The General Counsel's argu-
ment, in effect, is that to require the Employer to
pay the Union without reimbursement from the em-
ployees is justifiable because of the Employer's un-
fair labor practice which rendered the union ser-
vices ineffectual to the employees. This is in fact an
argument that the Employer should be punished for
its unfair labor practices rather than that the status
quo should be so far as possible reconstructed by
the backpay proceeding. I am forced to reject the
General Counsel's argument. Dues are owed to the
Union under the terms of the contract and as I have
discussed in section 5, above, I shall so provide.
However, I shall also deduct on a quarterly basis
from the employees who signed dues deduction
authorizations such moneys as are required to be
deducted under the terms of their authorizations.
A further problem is raised in this regard by the
fact that some of the employees from whose
backpay dues are to be deducted have less backpay
due them from Respondent than the dues which are
to be deducted therefrom. This problem may be
resolved by an examination of what we are trying to
do. According to the Board's Order we are attempt-
ing to put the parties into the status which they
would have occupied but for the unfair labor prac-
tices. In so doing we are bound by the terms of the
contract and of the Board's Order. Under the terms
of the contract the Employer is required to deduct
dues in a certain amount, i.e., $5 per month up to
May 1, 1965, after which the deduction is $5.50
per month.' Accordingly, the fact that there are in-
sufficient funds in the Employer's hands on a quar-
terly basis must be attributable to the Employer's
conduct. The contract is silent with regard to the
problem of reimbursement of the Employer when
fact that dues are to be deducted only from those employees who have
signed authorizations prior to 1963 and there as no evidence that their in-
itiation fees had not been paid
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC.
he lias in effect overpaid the employees. In view of
the lack of guidance from the terms of the contract
or the Board Order we are left to the remedy for
such situations embodied in the contract; i.e., the
grievance and arbitration clause . In my opinion the
equitable order would require the Employer to pay
to the Union the amount of the dues which it
should have deducted from those employees signing
dues deduction authorizations providing that the
Employer may reimburse himself on a quarterly
basis to the extent that moneys owed by it to the
employees are available. Any further reimburse-
ment to which the Employer may be entitled should
be adjudicated in the forum selected by the parties
or by additional collective bargaining. In ac-
cordance with this viewpoint the backpay order
which I shall attach hereto will provide in each
quarter for those affected employees for the deduc-
tion of dues to the extent required to be paid to the
Union by the Employer. In the event that in any
given quarter the deduction exceeds the amount of
backpay due, the employees shall receive nothing
for that quarter; in the event that the backpay ex-
ceeds the deduction the employee shall receive for
that quarter the amount of such excess.
7. While Respondents raised many issues by
their answers to the backpay specification and the
amendment thereto they have in no instance
disputed the computation of the General Counsel
with regard to backpay other than to deny generally
that backpay was due any employee after the year
1963 or any employee other than employees of
Ogle Protection Service, Inc., in the Detroit area.
Accordingly, I have adopted the computation of the
General Counsel as amended at various times
through the hearing and the written provision with
regard to dues to conform with my decision above.
Because no issue was raised with regard to compu-
tation I have not deemed it necessary to set forth
the particulars of such computation other than the
gross backpay due per quarter and where necessary
the union dues to be deducted therefrom.
8. Finally the Respondents argue in their brief
that "an honest evaluation of what is fair and what
is not fair" should be made. Respondents argue that
the Board's Decision and that of the court of ap-
peals is not necessarily correct but that if it is cor-
rect the unfair labor practice was a simple technical
matter of the failure of Respondents to sign a con-
tract after verbally agreeing to its terms, that
Respondents benefit little if at all from the "prob-
able" unfair labor practice and could not afford
to pay the backpay, wherefore the backpay con-
stitutes a punitive action on behalf of the Board.
The Respondents conclude that the remedy is
simply not in proportion to the alleged offense
because the Respondents "probably committed an
act which would under most circumstances
probably conflict to some degree with this country's
elusive labor relations policies." Accordingly,
Respondents appear to suggest that no remedy
691'
should be afforded anyone.
Perhaps Respondents' conclusion might validly
follow from its premises but its premises -are
completely erroneous. In the first, place, it is too
late now to reargue the correctness of the Decision
of the Board - and the court. For purposes of this
case that Decision is correct. In the second place,
the unfair labor practice found was not a mere
technical violation but was a violation that struck to
the heart of the Act. The Respondents did not
merely decline to sign the contract to which they
verbally agreed but they withdrew recognition from
the Union which they knew represented the em-
ployees and declined in any way to deal with, or
even communicate with, their employees' represen-
tative, in direct contravention of this nation's per-
fectly well understood labor policy. In the third
place, unless Respondents are required to reim-
burse the employees they can hardly be said to
have benefited little from its unfair labor practice;
they obviously benefited to the extent that any
backpay is found to exist. Respondents at the hear-
ing produced their own figures for those employees
for whom they would admit that they owed
backpay during the 1-year period that they ad-
mitted they owed backpay and the total figures
therein came to around $25,000. Certainly Re-
spondents could not be said not to have benefited at
least to that extent. Finally, that Respondents can-
not afford to pay the backpay is not within the
scope of this Decision. Presumably a reasonable
man faced with the possibility of backpay would
have set up contingency reserves to cover such
backpay just as a reasonable businessman sets up
contingency reserves to cover insurance, judg-
ments, and the like. Assuming that the Respondent,
without benefit of counsel, assumed that he
would win his case he must have had some reason
to believe he could lose it, at least as early as
November 6, 1964, when he received the Board
Order herein. There is no doubt that the backpay is
a huge sum and I suppose it is possible that no
reserves had been set up. The question is who
should suffer from Respondents' egregious unfair
labor practices-the employees, the Union, or the
Respondents. I believe "an honest evaluation of
what is fair and what is not fair" such as is called
for by Respondents requires the result that Re-
spondents should be called upon to pay the backpay
to the employees and to the Union as they were
contractually bound to do. I shall so order.
The Amount of Backpay Due
Having resolved the various issues litigated I find
that the sums set forth on Appendix A hereto are
due the discriminatees and it is hereby ordered that
Respondents Ogle Protection Service, Inc., and
James L. Ogle, their officers, agents, successors,
and assigns, including Ogle Detective Agency, Inc.,
and Ogle Hospital Security Services, Inc., shall pay
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692 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
the employees listed below the amounts set out names of the employees listed on Appendix B. The
after their names, plus interest as prescribed, as sums have been deducted, on a quarterly basis from
backpay, making the normal deductions for income the backpay due said employees, to the extent that
tax and social security benefits. such backpay equals or exceeds the amount of
Further I direct that Respondents shall transmit dues to be paid by Respondents to the Union.
to the Union dues in the amounts set forth after the
OGLE-PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 693
APPENDIX A
Name Qtr-- Wage R LT Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Abrams, William 66-3 59 . 96 35 .04 95.00
66-4 65.03 10.80 75.83
67-1 6 .76 6.76
67-2 50.66 .56 51.22
67-3 50.55 15.35 65.90
Adams, John 64-1 7.94
64-2 9.63
64-3 17.30
64-4 8.65
65-1 32.02
65-2 23.14
65-3 17.02
Adams, Ned 66-1 90.50 163 .91 23.68 278.09
66-2 50 .33 29.60 79.93
66-3 74.17 18.50 5.92 98.59
66-4 54.78 31.08 11.84 97.70
67-1 44.37 5.92 50.29
67-2 21.74 11.84 - 33.58
67-3 58.60 126.54 13.22 59.20 257.56
67-4 42.44 5.29 47.73
Adams, Ray 66-4 4.27 .37 4.64
67-1 16.11 14.43 30.54
Adkins, Gene 65-2 6.63 5.92 12.55
Adkins, Hasel 66-3 2.74 11.10 13.84
66-4 1.16 1.16
47-1 .48 .48
Adkins, Randolph 67-3 4.98
67-4 10.87
694 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
jaae tr. Wage OJT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Adkins, Thomas 65-4 7.01
Abu, John 65-1 25.84 6.66 32.50
65-2 18.03 18.03
65-3 26.73 5.92 32.65
65-4 22.80 5.92 28.72
66-1 21.84 21.84
66-2 8.32 8.32
Aldridge, Roosevelt 66-3 4.49 4.49
66-4 56.18 29.60 85.78
67-1 10.32 2.96 13.28
67-2 21.14 21.14
67-3 56.31 2.22 15.09 73.62
67-4 1.80 1.80
Aleshire, Averal 63-1 49.96 24.42 11.84 15.00 )
63-2 74.82' 146.52 -90.48 15.00 187.08)
63-3 63.97 126.91 15.00 175.88
63-4 54.00 80.29 15.00 119.29
64-1 56.39 116.92 11.84'' -- 15.00 170.15
64-2 51.76 142.08 15.00 178.84
64-3 20.46 5.92 8.88 59.20 15.00 79.46
64-4 4.80 15.00 0
65-1 4.16 15.00 0
65-3 7.19 16.50 0
66-1 8.16 16.50 0
66-2 .96 16.50 0
66-3 1.44 16.50 0
66-4 5.76 16.50 0
67-3 11.31 16.50 0
67-4 2.85 16.50 0
Allen, Jesse 67-3 2.80
67-4 7.67
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 695
Name Qtr. Wages 0 T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Allen, Harry E.
64-1 3.12
64-2 111.99
64-3 45.76
64-4 6.69
Allie, Carl 66-3 6.70
Anderson , Adrian 67-1 4.17 20.72 24.89
Anderson , Dave 66-2 .48 .48
66-3 41.00 25.53 66.53
Anderson , Jerry 67-3 5.20
67-4 23.92
Anderson , John 66-1 .92 .92
66-2 47.73 17.02 5.55 - 70.30
66-3 75.25 5.92 81.17
66-4 45.53 5.92 51.45
67-1 48.27 5.92 54.19
67-2 35.85 35.85
67-3 24.46 24.46
67-4 29.50 29.50
Anderson , Robert 66-1 6.92 6.92
66-2 129.75 82.88 -5.92 218.55
66-3 111.26 213.49 5.92 330.67
66-4 121.92 123.40 245.32
67-1 87.96 146.71 234.67
67-2 47.40 17.76 65.16
67-3 67.82 373.21 441.03
67-4 .64 .64
696 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr. Wage Q/T Holiday Vac . Misc . Dues Total
Andres , Jack G. 65-4 11 . 53 41 . 44 52.97
Andrews, Thomas 66- 2 10.94
66-3 1.04
Andrews, William 65- 2 18.47 18.47
65-3 19 . 75 19.75
65-4 51 .60 51.60
66-1 59 . 25 10 . 36 69.61
66-2 39 .74 39.74
66-3 9.62 9.62
Angelo, Pietro 64-1 16.51
64-2 13.91
64-3 15.87
64-4 61.48
65-1 16.03
65-2 10.39
65-3 12.19
65-4 14.99
66-1 16.82
66-2 15.19
66-3 5.85
66-4 14.99
67-1 16.63
67-2 14.59
67-3 17.83
67-4 10.39
Archer, Ward 65-1 17. 16 5.92 23.•08
65-2 109 . 48 94.72 204.20
65-3 32.42 35.52' 67.94
66-1 53 .72 131.72 185.44
66-2 43.17 133.20 176.37
67-1 6.71 6.71
67-2 36.47 36.47
67-3 42.21 59.20 101.41
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. '697
Name tr. Wage Q /T Holiday Vac. Hisc.- Dues Total
Armstead , Louis 66-3 3.68
66-4 27.26
Armstrong , Irvin W. 65-3 26.74 6.66 33.40
65-4 77.34 77.34
66-1 62.40 53.28 115.68
67-1 21.32 21.32
67-2 27.29 27.29
67-4 18.13 18.13
Arno, Lambert 65-1 14.56 23.68 38.24
65-2 43.28 53.28 96.56
Arnold, Milford L. 65-4 14.34 14.34
66-1 17.63 29.60 .8.88 56.11
66-4 10.87 10.87
Asikainan, Emanuel 63-1 42.99 15.00
63-2 51.04 -59.20 15.00 4.83)
63-3 53.64 46.99 15.00 85.63
63-4 56.40 60.31 5.92 15.00 107.63
•64-1 52.63 62.16 15.00 99.79
64-2 53.72 41.44 15.00 80.16
64-3 71.58 92.50 15.00 149.08
64-4 58.00 36.63 15.00 79.63
65-1 65.87 78.07 15.00 128.94
65-2 63.31 91.76 5.92 16.00 144.99
65-3 61.09 71.04 11.84 16.50 127.47
65-4 16.34 18.13 5.92 15.50 34.89
66-1 0
66-2 0
66-3 59.20 59.20
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Name tr. YS&e 0/'r Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Aupart, Fred 63-1 18.16 122.47 15.00 125.63
63-2 20.20 143.56 15.00 148.76
63-3 21.37 176.49 29.60 15.00 212.46
63-4 16.03 148.37 15.00 149.40
64-1 17.70 160.21 15.00 162.91
64-2 14.29 163.56 15.00 162.85
64-3 14.59 139.12 59.20 15.00 197.91
64-4 5.99 76.96 15.00 67.95
65-1 81.30 202.00 23.68 15.00 291.98
65-2 68.70 171.31 8.88 16.00 232.89
65-3 87.80 239.02 17.70 59.20 16.50 387.22
65-4 78.18 185.00 5.92 16.50 252.60
66-1 87 .57 266.03 20.72 16.50 357.82
66-2 79.70 272.60 10.36 16.50 346.16
66-3 101.96 369.63 20.72 59.20 16.50 535.01
66-4 79.30 269.36 10.36 16.50 342.52
67-1 26.94 233.14 26.64 16.50 270.22
67-2 220.07 6.66 16.50 210.23
67-3 150.94 12.58 59.20 16.50 206.22
67-4 191.84 13.32 5.50 199.66
Bach, Axel 64-1 .72
64-3 1.26
64-4 3.57
65-1 32.20
65-2 53.36
65-3 57.61
65-4 48.54
66-1 47.84
66-2 28.28
66-3 25.29
66-4 24.11
67-1 41.54
67-2 21.68
67-3 19.94
67-4 8.39
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 699
Name -Qtr_ 'aRe qLT Holid<_v Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Bacon , Ernest 66 -1 .62 .62
66-2 7.90 74.00 81.90
66-3 88.30 88.06 5.92 182.28
66-4 93.66 71.04 5.92 170.62
67-1 98.61 11.84 110.45
67-2 49.16 5.92 55.08
67-3 59.88 11.84 71.72
67-4 16.62 16.62
Ball, Roy 65-4 22.42
66-1 33.41
66-4 4.12
67-1 7.34
67-2 3.12
67-3 10.40
Bailey, Harmon 65-3 5.11 42.92 48.03
65-4 16.69 6.29 22.98
Baker , Joseph 66-2 5.14
Baldwin, Garrell 66-1 22.53 3.52 26.05
66-4 1.56 1.56
Balog , Joseph 64-2 18.72
64-3 20.08
64-4 24.15
65-1 26.22
65-2 18.40
65-3 12.88
Bank, Joseph 66-2 2 .17 2.17
66-3 25.63 5.18 30.81
67-3 13.59 13.59
67-4 33.73 33.73
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Name Qtr- Wapae O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Barber, John 65-1 79.20 79.20
65-2 106.72 106.72
65-3 105.94 105.94
65-4 86.51 86.51
66-1 62.17 5.55 19.98 87.70
66-2 38.37 1 . 48 39.85
66-3 44.80 7.40 59.20 111.40
66-4 38.37 5.92 44.29
67-1 2.01 2.01
67-2 38.37 5.92 44.29
67-3 44.80 59 . 20 104.00
67-4 38.37 38.37
Barber , William 64-4 75.72
65-1 66.56
65-2 77.12
65-3 84.17
65-4 53.34
66-1 53.42
66-2 29.38
66-3 27.82
66-4 24.26
67-1 32.77
67-2 23.42
67-3 29.30
67-4 14.78
Barron , Morley 66-4 5.86 5.86
67-1 75.78 2.96 78.74
57-2 44.92 4.44 10.37 59.73
67-3 35.11 34.35 69.46
67-4 22.54 29.60 52.14
Baskins, Herbert 66-2 3.57 3.57
66-3 46 . 16 46.16
66-4 27.34 27.34
67-1 46.69 8 .14 54.83
67-2 56.71 34.41 5.92 97.04
67.3 58.57 4 .44 2.22 65.23
67-4 24 .39 4.44 28.83
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 701
Name tr. Wake R LT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Bass, Robert 67-1 6.95
67-2 43.11
67-3 44.56
67-4 13.90
Bates, Robert 67-3 11.20 4.44 15.64
67-4 16.97 16.97
Baumdraher , Charles 66-3 1.90
66-4 2.80
Baxter, John 67-1 5.04
67-2 11.79
Bedford, James 63-1 16.22 15.00 1.22
63-2 17.58 15.00 2.58
63-3 16.56 15.00 1.56
63-4 8.79 15.00 0
64-1 27.72 15.00 12.72
64-2 17.24 15.00 2.24
64-3 14.15 15.00 0
64-4 40.96 15.00 25.96
65-1 30.63 44.40 15.00 60.03
65-2 10.22 66.90 16.00 61.12
65-3 28.84 202.02 7.30 16.50 221.66
65-4 6.21 33.67 5.50 34.38
Beithley , Glenn 66-1 54.80 143.56 198.36
66-2 111.19 387.49 8.88 407.56
66-3 152.89 455.84 8.88 617.61
66-4 131.83 359.16 8.88 499.87
67-1 153.41 26.64 180.05
67-2 79. 70 8.88 88.58
67-3 97.53 8.88 106.41
67-4 80.58 17.76 98.34
702 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. WuEe 2L! !-.a Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Bell, Wentford 66-3 60.14 26.64 86.78
66-4 7.77 7.77
67-1 8.45 8.45
67-2 8.27 8.27
67-3 8.59 8.59
67-4 7.91 7.91
Bellerville, Walter 65-1 1.84
65-2 9.89
Benford , Newlyn 65 -4 19.88
66-2 15.98
66-3 17.91
66-4 10.87
Bennett, Elmer 66-1 31.76 11.84 17.76 61.36
66-2 26.98 26.98
66-3 38.48 38.48
66-4 24.96 24.96
67-1 15.42 15.42
67-2 19.83 19.83
67-3 23.66 23.66
67-4 22.38 22.38
Benzenhafer , Charles 65-2 82.02 262.33 8.88 353.23
65-3 119.32 286.01 19.98 425.31
65-4 63.61 222.42 286.03
66-1 255.60 8.88 264.48
66-2 196.00 8.88 204.88
66-3 249.60 8.00 257.60
66-4 190:00 8.88 198.68
67-1 217.50 217.50
67-2 42.40 42.40
67-3 59.20 59.20
Berry, Montie 64-3 15.08
64-4 4.32
67-3 11.51
67-4 28.94
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 703
Name tr. Wade Q /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Berry , Robert 64-2 43.74 43.74
64-3 61.53 61.53
64-4 46.92 46.92
66-1 21.97 21.97
66-2 12.95 12.95
66-3 13.43 - 13.43
66-4 10.55 10.55
67-1 25.38 2.59 27.97
67-2 70.01 70.01
Berry, William Sr. 63-1 14.67 15.00 0
63-2 18.23 15.00 3.23
63-3 19.83 15.00 4.83
63-4 18.91 15.00 3.91
64-1 23.50 15.00 8.50
64-2 20.78 15.00 5.78
64-3 5.74 15.00 0
64-4 6.40 15.00 0
65-1 34.69 15.00 19.69
65-2 34.37 16.00 18.37
65-3 34.27 16.50 17.77
65-4 30.93 16.50 14.43
66-1 38.75 16.50 22.25
66-2 28.94 16.50 12.44
66-3 37.71 16.50 21.21
66-4 28.11 16.50 11.61
Bingham, John 67-1 5.33
67-2 13.47
67-3 39.13
67-4 28.54
Binna, Harry 65-1 22.34 28 .68 16 .62 67.64
65-2 69.10 82.14 5.92 24.93 182.09
65-3 87.36 82.88 5.92 24.93 201.09
65-4 73.84 65.12 24.93 • 163.89
66-1 86.71 79.18 5.92 24.93 196.74
66-2 69 .68 65.12 5.92 24.93 165.65
66-3 99.91 71.41 5.92 59.20 24.93 261.37
66-4 30.90 24.93 55.83
67-1 13.39 24.93 38.32
67-2 5.87 24.93 30.80
67-3 90.83 6.29 59.20 24.93 181.25
704 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name 0tr. W ,s e qLT Ho1idjX Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Bishop, David 67-2 26.65 73.82 100.47
67-3 4.36 4.36
67-4 11.33 11.33
Bird, Leo 66-4 12.42 23.68 36.10
Blackburn , John 63-1 65.86 140.60 -6.55 15.00 184.91
63-2 78.24 192.77 15.00 256.01
63-3 73.21 139.12 7.03 15.00 204.36
63-4 60.73 96.94 15.00 142.67
64-1 70.07 109.89 15.00 164.96
64-2 56.43 81.40 15.00 122.83
64-3 62.79 89.91 15.00 137.70
64-4 9.65 15.00 0
'65-1 11.99 15.00 0
65-2 9.95 16.00 0
65-3 7.43 3.33 88.80 16.50 83.06
65-4 11.87 16.50 0
66-1 5.80 5.50 .30
66-2 0
66-3 88.88 88.88
Blackwell, James 65-2 11.97
65-3 27.76
65-4 16.64
Blair, Carl 66-2 17.12 17.12
66-3 4.55 4.55
67-3 9.42 23.31 32.73
67-4 7.36 7.36
Blair, Victor 67-2 .99
67-3 19.05
67-4 4.16
Bland, Donald 63-1 49.50 15.00 34.50
63-2 22.94 5.00 17.94
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 705
Name Qt -r- Warne S)j T Holiday
Blevins, Ernest 65-4 .72
66-1 86.01 120.25 11.84
66-2 45.30 79.18
66-3 11.23 91.39 7.40
67-1 7.44
67-3
Blitz, Robert 66-4 4.02
67-1 16.37
67-2 18.81
67-3 16.05
67-4 14.35
Bochensky , John 66-2 1.16
66-3 9.65
'oatman . Jay R. 67-2 1.61
67-3 6 . 08 11.84
67-4 1.76
Bodnar , Anthony 65-2 7.92
65-3 16.07
Boike, Edward 66-1 3.86
66-2 17.62
66-3 9.27
Bolin, Carl 66-3 16.80
66-4 83.72
67-1 67.76 29.97
67-2 35.59 17.76
67-3 35.59 70.30
5.92
2.96
Vac. Misc. Duns Tonal
59.20
.72
218.10
124.48
110.02
7.44
59.20
1.16
15.57
1.61
17.92
1.76
3.86
20.58
9.27
16.80
83.72
97.73
53.35
105.89
Bonnell, Robert 65-3 43.79 43.79
65-4 67.22 82.51 8.14 157.87
66-1 10.93 10.93
706 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name
-qt-r-
Wame 0 T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Booker, Grover 64-1 99.36 99.36
64-2 103.71 103.71
64-3 111.94 111.94
64-4 68.12 68.12
65-1 16.12 11.84 27.96
65-3 59.20 59.20
Booze, Johnnie 67-3 2.19
67-4 14.11
Borieo, George 65-4 4.20
66-1 5.51
66-2 .40
Bouncher, Sylvester 66-3 2.32 .37 2.69
66-4 41.90 28.86 70.76
67-1 29.43 61.26 90.69
67-2 50.74 114.53 5.92 171.19
67-3 57.80 121.73 5.92 185.45
67-4 25.04 53.28 78.32
Bourassaw , Roy 66-3 11.15 11.15
66-4 30.64 1.48 32.12
Bouvy, Ronald E. 65-3 11.77
65-4 14.52
66-1 12.48
Bowen, Tom 64-3 26.01
65-2 34.50
65-4 2.07
66-1 2.88
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 707
Name Qtr. Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Bowles, James 66-1 66.10 98.42 23.68 188.20
66-2, 47.52 5.92 53.44
66-3 63.04 4.44 67.48
66-4 72.15 79.18 11.84 163.17
67-1 74.88 29.60 17.76 122.24
67-2 8.32 8.32
67-3 59.20 59.20
Bowman, Jasper 66-2 63.97 5.92 5.92 75.81
66-3 69.68 5.92 75.60
67-1 12.15 6.29 18.44
67-2 24.94 24.94
67-1 43.49 4.07 47.56
67-4 4.16 4.16
Boyd, Robert 65-1 29.88
65-2 28.99
65-3 14.56
65-4 3.64
Boyd , Roscoe 66-1 4.52
67-1 24.86
6T-2 16.99
67-3 27.70
67-4 12.51
Boyington , Horace 65-1 76.93 4.14 81.07
Bradford , Willie 66-2 8.30 65.86 74.16
66-3 73.29 258.63 12.58 344.50
66-4 59.08 191.66 6.66 257.40
67-1 27.64 54.76 82.40
67-3 9.79 10.36 20.15
Bromder, William 66-4 1.50 1.48 2.98
67-1 6.68 6.68
427-258 O-LT - 74 - 46
708 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Waite O /T Holiday Vac. usc. Dues Total
Brasgalla , Herbert B. 65-3 37.93
Brennan , Milton 65-1 13.45 23.68 37.13
65-2 73.52 76.96 5.92 156.40
65-3 90.98 100.64 191.62
65-4 41.41 60.68 102.09
66-1 54.04 84.84 14.80 153.68
66-2 46.29 71.04 117.33
66-3 53.72 82.88 59.20 195.80
66-4 47.32 82.88 11.84 142.04
67-1 55.00 82.88 17.76 155.64
67-3 59.20 59.20
Brewer, Paul 65-4 9.13 25.16 34.29
Bridges, Samuel 67 -2 29.30 68.08 97.38
67-3 26.78 102.86 129.64
67-4 4.22 4.22
Bronsing , Robert 63-4 .81 .81
64-1 5.42 5.42
64-3 118.96 118.96
64-4 135.04 135.04
65-1 102.90 81.03 183.93
65-2 93.47 178.34 271.81
65-3 46.04 134.68 23.69 59.20 263.61
65-4 14.07 14.07
66-3 59.20 59.20
Brooks, William 67-1 1.82 1.82
67-2 11.15 5.92 17.07
Brookshire , Eara 66-4 2.33
67-1 3.60
Brown, Arthur 65-3 70.57 6.48 77.05
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 709
Name Qtr. Ent O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Brown, Clayton 66-1 6.41 11.13 17.54
66-2 62.40 33.19 95.59
66-3 67.33 24'.98 92.81
66-4 36.18 3.70 39.88
67-1 35.77 1.11 36.88
67-2 15.95 15.95
Brown, Douglas H . 66-1 4.51 6.00 10.51
Brown, Francis 63-1 51.48 -5.60 15.00 30.88
63-2 58.34 15.00 43.34
63-3 54.78 5.92 15.00 45.70
63-4 50.97 15.00 35.97
64-1 58.18 15.00 43.18
64-2 56.09 15.00 41.09
64-3 61.29 59.20 15.00 105.49
64-4 24.52 10.00 14.52
65-3 59.20 59.20
Brown, George 66-3 53.69 137.64 191.33
66-4 38.22 69.56 107.78
Brown, Herman 66-4 7.14 2.96 10.10
67-1 58.85 44.40 103.25
67-2 41.11 34.04 75.15
67-3 12.42 5.92 18.34
Brown, James 67-2 29.76 5.92 35.68
67-3 53.16 66.60 119.76
67-4 33.49 10.36 43.85
Brown, Leonard 67-3 2.05
67-4 26.47
Brown, William H. 65-3 10.97 11.10 22.07
710 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . Nape Q/T Ho?idw, Vac. Misc . Duea Total
Browning , Robert 66 - 1 1.68 1•.68
66-2 37.50 6 . 00 43.50
66-3 136.03 39.00 12.75 187.78
Bryant, Jimmie 65-4 9.48
66-1 9.19
Bryant , John R. 67-3 2.62
Buchanan , Samuel 65 - 2 75.56 8.88 84.44
65-3 118.95 5.92 124.87
65-4 49.16 5.92 55.08
66-1 9.43 71.21 80.64
66-2 97.21 143.19 240.40
66-3 79.41 307 . 10 8.88 395.39
66-4 65.39 244. 22 8.88 318.49
67-1 57.56 198.32 17.76 273.64
67-3 59.20 59.20
67-4 0
Buege , Glenn 65- 1 20.41 11.84 32.25
65-2 11.88 11.88
65-3 59.20 59.20
66-4 3.83 3.83
67-1 2.59 12.58 15.17
67-2 1.47 5.92 7.39
67-3 .91 11.84 12.75
Bueno,,Edemencios 65-1 21.84 35.52 57.36
65-2 63.90 141 . 34 5.92 211.16
65-3 24.14 53.28 77.42
Bunch , Henry 64-3 12.05
64-4 60.90
65-1 2.70
65-2 23.23
65-3 24.49
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 711
Name Qtr. Wage Q/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Bunch, Taft 63-1 11.59 15.00 0
63-2 13.59 11.10 15.00 9.69
63-3 12.75 17.76 5.92 15.00 21.43
63-4 13.13 62.72 15.00 60.85
64-1 11.56 15.00 0
64-2 9.34 15.00 0
64-3 13.62 31.08 15.00 29.70
64-4 10.91 15.00 0
65-1 7.15 5.46 15.00 0
65-2 8.52 16.00 0
65-3 9.31 16.50 0
65-4 7.29 16.50 0
66-1 4.28 16.50 0
66-2 .90 .90
Burns, William Sr. 66-4 15.96 52.36 68.32
67-1 44.31 100.09 144.40
67-2 56.60 174 .64 8.88 240.12
67-3 55.66 122.84 178.50
67-4 3.68 3.68
Burns, William Jr. 66-4 7.62
67-1 15.85
67-3 5.76
Bush, Marvin 66-3 10.26
66-4 24.31
67-1 30.03
67-2 29.12
67-3 16.63
67-4 9.36
Bussineau , Henry 64-4 7.73
65-1 35.36
Butterfield, Harrison 66-1 12.21
66-2 1.83
712 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
-Name tr. Wage Q /T Holiday Vac. disc. Dues Total
Byczck, Edward 66-2 39.18 42.19 81.36
66-3 59.74 28.12 87.86
66-4 14.04 14.04
67-1 62.27 34.78 97.05
67-2 5.20 5.20
67-3 4.36 4.36
67-4 13.82 13.82
Bye, Pedder 67-4 3.12
Caddell, Willie 66-3 14.63
66-4 2.60
Caffie, Willie 66-1 1.37 1.37
66-2 26.20 - 2.96 29.16
66-3 16.51 2.96 19.47
Caldwell, Julius J. 67-4 1.88
Callacut, Russell 66-1 35.84 35.84
66-2 33.00 9.75 42.75
66-3 27.39 21.00 48.39
66-4 3.94 3.94
Campau, Michael 63-2 10.95
63-3 6.48
Campbell, Frank 63-1 21.50 61.05 15.00 67.55
63-2 24.85 71.04 15.00 80.89
63-3 19.87 5.92 15.00 10.79
63-4 7:41 40.86 15.00 33.27
64-1 15.00 0
64-2 15.00 0
64-3 15.00 0
64-4 10.00 0
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. , 713
Name Qtr. Wage OJT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Capitan, Frank 65-2 67.61 103.58 5.92 177.11
65-3 51.33 52.54 11.84 59.20 174.91
65-4 38.54 38.54
66-1 40.69 10.73 51.62
66-2 50.84 5.92 56.76
66-3 52.24 11.84 59.20 123.28
66-4 49.88 5.92 55.80
67-1 55.64 5.92 61.56
67-2 47.96 5.92 53.88
67-3 59.00 5.92 29.60 94.52
67-4 16.63 16.63
Caputo, Samuel 63-1 19.19 5.92 15.00 0
63-2 22.62 27.01 -29.60 15.00 15.14
63-3 21.76 24.42 29.60 15.00 60.78
63-4 18.83 .74 15.00 4.57
64-1 21.87 15.00 6.87
64-2 27.78 15.00 12.78
64-3 60.77 5.92 29.60 15.00 81.29
Carey, Richard 66-2 7.49 9.44 16.93
66-3 2.84 2.84
Carlisle, Barrnett 67-1 4.37
67-2 .88
Carlson, Harry 65-1 58.80 43.15 101.95
65-2 48.22 48.22
65-3 53.05 53.05
65-4 25.24 25.24
66-1 20.98 8.14 29.12
66-2 17.25 17.25
66-3 20.53 5.18 25.71
66-4 19.14 19.14
67-1 8.52 8.52
Carson, Bulford 67-4 14.01
714 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr. Wage 0 T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Carter , Fred 67 - 3 1.98 1.98
67-4 1.43 8.14 9.57
Carter , Herman 65-3 1.54
65-4 4.02
Carter, Leon 65-4 22 . 23 22.23
66-1 47.19 47.19
66-2 30 . 13 5.92 36.05
66-3 33.80 2 . 22 36.02
66-4 38 . 68 38.68
67-1 24.05 24.05
67-2 25.09 25.09
67-3 19.95 12.58 32.53
67-4 18.19 18.19
Cassell, John 65-1 59.37 152.40 23 . 68 235.45
65-2 61.32 212.38 5 . 92 279.62
65-3 68.75 192.40 11.84 272.99
65-4 53.76 139.12 192.88
66-1 68.91 217 . 56 19.24 305.71
66-2 25 . 90 91.76 117.66
Caza, Donat 64-3 9.99 9.99
65-2 3.77 3.77
65-3 36 . 14 20.72 56.86
Cecil, Claude 65-3 96.01 96.01
65-4 107 . 32 - 107.32
66-1 92.31 180 . 56 272.87
66-2 78.00 110.26 188.26
66-3 7.02 3.70 10.72
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 715
Name Qtr- Wage Q /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Chalk, Ernest 66-4 18.20 6.29 • 24.49
67-1 44.81 .37 45.18
67-2 41.23 41.23
67-3 37.41 37.41
67-4 12.79 12.79
Chapke, William 66-3 11.98
66-4 2.24
Cherry, Rollie 65-4 12.08
66-1 4.29
66-2 2.08
66-4 .78
67-1 31.72
67-2 5.71
67-3 4.48
67-4 1.28
Choice, Ralph 67-3 7.49 2.59 10.08
67-4 40.58 31.45 5.18 77.21
Chrysler , George 63-1• 50.56 15.00
63-2 56.74 -59.20 15.00 18.10)
63-3 59.06 59.20 15.00 103.26
63-4 33.00 15.00 18.00
64-1 59.60 15.00 44.60
64-2 49.20 15.00 34.20
64-3 61.55 15.00 46.55
64-4 27.20 10.00 17.20
65-1 33.31 15.00 18.31
65-2 37.69 16.00 21.69
65-3 17.67 59.20 16.50 60.37
Citchen , Ben 67 -3 9.02 2.96 11.98
67-4 .96 .96
716 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Clark, Louis 66-3 29.74 29.74
66-4 7.39 7.39
67-1 27.28 27.28
67-2 20.14 5.92 26.06
67-3 41.73 115.06 156.79
67-4 40.15 16.28 56.43
Closurdo, Ralph 67-2 155.12 155.12
67-3 22.06 160.42 182.48
67-4 17.19 73.70 90.89
Clowers, Carlos 6s-t 59.59 81.40 15.00 125.99
63-2 77.42 175.01 15.00 237.43
63-3 80.58 140.60 15.00 206.18
63-4 63.03 118.77 15.00 166.80
64-1 73.32 115.07 15.00 173.39
64-2 60.91 99.16 15.00 145.07
64-3 56.64 93.98 59.20 15.00 194.82
64-4 19.49 84.18 10.00 93.67
65-1 91.95 11.84 15.00 88.79
65-2 16.00 0
65-3 59.20 16.50 42.70
65-4 107.30 16.50 90.80
66-1 18.87 12.21 31.08
66-3 88.80 88.80
67-3 88.80 88.80
Glowers, Oscar 64-3 15.84 15.84
64-4 102.12 102.12
65-1 104.88 104.88
65-2 95.68 7.40 103.08
65-3 20.01 20.01
66-1 6.71 5.92 12.63
66-2 11.51 11.84 23.35
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 717
Name Qtr . Wage 9 LT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Coffman, Calvin 64-4 4.19
65-1 12.12
65-2 12.76
65-3 13.06
65-4 10.17
66-1 7.44
66-2 5.53
66-3 4.75
66-4 3.57
67-1 3.07
67-2 .15
Coleman, Turney 67 -2 20.10 20.10
67-3 44.11 54.39 98.50
67-4 ' 43.80 41.18 84.98
Collier, William 65-1 49.48 49.48
65-2 46.70 46.70
65-3 37.40 37.40
65-4 35.26 35.26
66-1 41.78 15.55 57.33
66-2 25.84 16.47 42.31
66-3 13.50 12.78 4.44 30.72
66-4 27.38 27.38
67-1 3.00 3.00
67-2 30.35 4.44 24.93 59.72
67-3 38.43 24.93 63.36
67-4 15.64 8.31 23.95
Collins, Daniel E. 65-1 4.16
65-2 25.39
65-3 11.36
65-4 9.10
Collins, Louis 65-4 19.76 5.92 25.68
66-1 74.75 42.15 11.10 128.00
66-2 69.57 57.72 8.88 136.17
66-3 21.03 3.70 24.73
66-4 1.75 1.75
67-1 65.51 48.84 114.35
67-2 40.59 19.43 60.02
718 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . W&Ae O/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Comer, Sandy 65-4 23.85 23.85
66-1 51.46 28.86 80.32
66-2 18.38 18.38
66-3 18.81 18.81
Conder, William 63-1 29.54 15.00 14.54
63-2 21.06 15.00 6.06
63-3 5.00 0
Connelly, James 66-1 9.35
Connoly, Joseph 64-4 67.29 67.29
65-3 7.80 7.80
65-4 54.92 54.92
66-1 37.24 9.25 46.49
Conroy, James 67-4 22.54
Conwell, Thomas 65-2 3.96 3.96
65-3 7.88 .37 8.25
Cook, Robert 67-3 .48
67-4 5.60
Coon, Donald 65-1 29.66
Costello, Guido 65-1 50.41
65-2 35.49
65-3 59.20
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 719
Name Qtr,,- - Waue OJT Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Cowpar , Kenneth 65-2 21.82 21.82
65-3 31.24 31.24
65-4 22.69 22.69
66-1 7.20 7.20
66-2 54.25 22.20 76.45
66-3 17.46 17.46
Cowpar, Raymond 66-1 105.86
66-2 55.73`
Craighead, Charles 65-3 45.13 45.13
65-4 4.94 22.20 27.14
66-1 78.09 25.90 103.99
66-2 100.43 132.10 232.53
66-3 93.82 147.08 240.90
66-4 67.02 44.77 111.79
67-1 22.53 76.04 98.57
67-2 13.57 235.23 248.80
67-3 38.43 187.23 - 225.66
67-4 12.85 12.85
Crawford , James 65-3 2.52 2.52
65-4 19.24 19.24
66-1 36.10 36.10
66-2 29.18 29.18
66-3 24.64 24.64
66-4 18.65 18.65
67-1 28.02 28.02
67-2 26.32 26.32
67-3 16.24 5.55 21.79
'Crosby, Joseph 63-1 14.51
63-2 7.59
63-3 9.99
63-4 8.31
64-1 15.03
64-2 3.11
Croteau , Patrick-L. 66-4 2.13
Crutchfield , Edward 66 -4 14.44 14.44
67-1 10.53 13.13 23.66
720 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 2 LT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Cullen, F. 63-1 14.40 15.00 0
63-2 15.54 15.00 .54
63-3 15.00 15.00 0
63-4 11.73 15.00 0
64-1 13.24 15.00 0
64-2 10.34 15.00 0
64-3 11.66 15.00 0
64-4 8.51 10.00 0
65-1 56.72 11.84 1.5.00 53.56
65-2 54.04 16.00 38.04
65-3 55.00 5.92 16.50 44.42
65-4 46.05 16.50 29.55
66-1 43.32 11.84 16.50 38.66
66-2 4.84 16.50 0
66-3 3.00 11.00, 0
Cummings , Lester 64-4 2.70 2.70
65-1 33.54 33.54
65-2 33.36 33.36
65-3 41.77 41.77
65-4 35.59 35.59
66-2 28.14 28.14
66-3 65.52 1.50 67.02
66-4 49.92 49.92
67-1 52.65 52.65
67-2 59.93 11.10 71.03
67=3 33.38 2.22 35.60
67-4 24.50 24.50
Cummings , Patrick 65-4 22.97 22.97
66-1 90.49 100.64 23.68 214.81
66-2 74.88 71.04 11.84 157.76
66-3 73.84 62.16 23.68 159.68
66-4 77.74 87.32 11.84 176.90
67-1 72.70 76.96 11.84 161.50
67-2 46.45 31.08 77.53
67-3 45.41 11.84 11.84 59.20 128.29
67-4 38.73 3.33 42.06
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 721
Name Qtr,- Waite 01T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues -Total
Cummings , Paul 65-1 8.15
65-2 24.04
65-3 16.28
65-4 18.73
66-1 21.60
66-2 19.39
66-3 22.06
66-4 20.35
67-1 34.93
67-2 1.44
67-3 14.63
Cunningham , Joseph 66-1 43.04 13.62 56.66
66-2 69.88 66 .97 6.29 143.14
66-3 72.13 70.49 11.47 154.09
66-4 75.14 89.54 5.92 170.60
67-1 88.94 89.54 18.13 196.61
67-2 60.96 43.29 104.25
67-3 3.42 3.42
Cureton, Albert 67-3 48.97 10.09 11.10 70.16
67-4 39.75 39.75
Curry, James 66-1 9.65
66-2 7.93
Curtis, Charles 63-1 49.21 20.00 29.21
63-2 57.56 15.00 42.56
63-3 50.58 15.00 35.58
63-4 20.78 15.00 5.78
Cuthbert , William 67-1 24.50 24.50
67-2 25.27 25.27.
67-3 33.40 72.52 105.92
67-4 10.84 10.84
722 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage Q/T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues - Total
Dailey, John 63-1 47. 88 11.84 15.00 44.72
63-2 62 . 92 52.72 15.00 100.64
63-3 30.70 5.92 15.00 21.62
63-4 3.84 5.00 0
Daniels, Emray 64-4 22.27 13.32 35.59
65-1 63.32 11.84 75.16
67-1 8.80 8.80
Daniels, Elmer 66-2 33.21 4.81 38.02
Darby , Albert 66-3 2.01 2.01
66-4 11.65 25 . 52 37.17
Darby, Marvin 66-3 8.61
66-4 .64
Davis, Myrtis 67-3 5.25
67-4 4.40
Davis, Sandy 66-3 3.54 3.54
66-4 13.05 13.05
67-1 11. 83 11.83
67-2 14.07 14.07
67-3 16.75 .37 17.12
67-4 11.35 11.35
Davison, Edgar 66-1 21 . 89 11.84 33.73
Dawson, Henry 65-3 13.21
65-4 48.72
66-1 .56
66-2 .72
67-1 .52
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 723
Name tr. Waxe 2 LT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Dean, Ronald C . 64-4 16.84 16.84
65-1 28 .26 28.26
65-2 24 .20 5.92 30.12
65-3 21.64 21.64
65-4 14.56 14.56
66-1 15.60 15.60
66-2 13.75 13.75
66-3 6 .11 6.11
Dearmon, Louis 66-4 29 .19 23. 68 52.87
67-1 77.61 27.38 17.76 122.75
67-2 64.48 17.76 82.24
67-3 45.77 15.17 11.84 72.78
67-4 23.19 1.48 24.67
DeForest, Lester 65-2 33.12
Denoyer , Joseph 66-1 9.57 9.57
66-2 41.94 5.00 46.94
66-3 38.94 2.22 41.16
66-4 29.90 29.90
67-1 38.61 38.61
67-2 49.79 49.79
67-3 31.75 31.75
Demeter, Alex 66-3 59.81 23.68 83.49
66-4 98.66 98.66
67-1 21.97 21.97
Demor, John F. 65-3 16.97 35.52 52.49
Denel, Robert 66-1 14.04 57.10 71.14
66-2 10.23 18 .47 28.70
Densmore , Walter 63-1 63.35 71.04 134.39
63-2 39.25 98.42 137.67
427-258 O-LT - 74 - 47
724 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Nane tr. ware Q/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
DeVere, Maurice 65-2 8.58
DeVorce, John 66-3 55 . 45 39.96 95.41
66-4 81.07 75 . 11 156.18
67-1 55.57 49.58 105.15
67-2 9 . 29 9.29
67-4 12 . 15 12.15
DeVoy, Arthur 65 - 3 10.53 10.36 20.89
Dietz , Frederick 66-4 1.28
67-1 5.75
Dietz, Robert 63-1 29 . 26 2.96 5.92 - 22.94 15.00 .20
63-2 19.19 15.00 4.19
63-3 25.50 23.31 11 . 84 15.00 45.65
63-4 38.92 29 . 23 5.13 15.00 58.33
CharlesDimmuch 63-1- 52.12 15.00 37.12,
63-2 59.48 15.00 44.48
63-3 54.68 15.00 39.68
63-4 50.44 15.00 35.44
64-1 54.50 15.00 39.50
64-2 52.40 15.00 37.40.
64-3 60.49 15.00 45.49
64-4 51.98 10.00 41.98
65-1 61.68 11.84 15.00 58.52
65-2 54.52 5.92 16.00 44.44
65-3 66.15 5.92 16.50 55.57
65-4 21.20 16.50 4.70
66-1 5.11 5.00 .11
66-3 59.20 59.20
CecilDisney 63-1 25.32 2.22 -5.92 15.00
6.62
,
63-2 32.54 1.11 5.92 15.00 24.57
63-3 20.86 15.00 5.86
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 725
Nome Qtr- Wage O/T Hr>liday Vac. Misc. Due 3 Tc*_r.I
Dixon, Wallace 67-3 21.65 37.00 58.65
Doctor , Robert 64-3 66.44
64-4 12.42
Dorr, Edward 65-4 2.36
66-1 4.76
Dorr, Tolbert 67-3 17.65 44.96 62.61
67-4 61.12 141.71 202.83
Douglas, Emerson 66-3 91 . 73 11.84 103.57
66-4 92.43 5 . 92 98.35
67-1 99.95 17.76 117.71
67-2 56.00 5.92 61.92
67-3 30.54 5.92 36.46
67-4 11.83 11.83
Downs, Thomas 65-4 60.62 130 . 61 191.23
66-1 37.29 74.74 18.87 130.90
67-1 5 . 03 5.03
67-2 55 . 09 55.09
Doyle, Joseph 65-1 3.68
65-3 1.04
Dredsen, John 63-1 5 . 06 15.00 0
63-2 5.19 15.00 0
63-3 8 . 49 15.00 0
63-4 3.07 15.00 0
64-1 2.66 15.00 0
64-2 1 . 61 15.00 0
64-3 3 . 85 15.00 0
64-4 3 . 71 15.00 0
65-1 1.27 15.00 0
65-2 1.92 16.00 0
65-3 2.25 16.50 0
65-4 .35 5.50 0
726 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Driver, Fred 66-3 5.76 5.76
66-4 45.11 45.11
67-1 71.04 5.92 76.96
67-2 61.23 61.23
67-3 19.91 19.91
Dryden, Marion 65-1 16.83
Drye, Wayne 66-3 32.34 188.40 220.74
Dukes, A. D. 67-3 6.60
Dukes, Callie 65-4 23.80
66-1 1.13
Dumoulin, Vernon 66-1 .52
66-2 5.62
66-3 3.62
Dunn, Curtis 65-2 12.72
Duren, John 66-2 2.04
66-3 10.11
Durham, Carl 63-1 47.54 11.84 15.00 44.38
63-2 55.16 .37 15.00 40.53
63-3 52.72 15.00 37.72
63-4 46.23 9.62 15.00 40.85
65-1 60.09 15.00 45.09
65-2 52.52 16.00 36.52
65-3 60.95 16.50 44.45
65-4 52.86 16.50 36.36
66-1 16.94 5.92 16.50 6.36
66-2 13.57 16.50 0
66-3 1.31 1.31
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 727
Name Qtr- Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues oaT t
Eaddy, Henry 67-2 3.37
67-3 6.09
67-4 6.32
Early, Angus 66-3 52.34 61.98 114.32
66-4 .65 .65
Easley, Grover C. 67-2 3.53
Eastlake , Fred W . 65-2 9.00
Eddington , Claude 67-4 9.83
Edward, Clifford 65-2 4.68
65-3 14.24
65-4 2.48
66-1 28.35
66-2 34.16
66-3 29.64
66-4 28.60
67-1 14.82
Edwards , Linor 66-4 19.97 8.88 28.85
67-1 60.15 5.92 66.07
67-2 47.80 19.24 67.04
67=3 68.04 11.84 79.88
67-4 26.30 26.30
Edwards, Linson 67-1 49.44 8. 88 58.32
67-2 19.28 7.40 26.68
67-3 68.04 13.32 81.36
67-4 26.30 26.30
Egan , Alvin 66-3 5.98
728 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Eggleston , Robert 67-2 3.28 116.18 119.46
67-3 60.04 25.16 85.20
67-4 47.08 47.08
Elam, Samuel 65-4 8.21
Ellerbeck, Russell 63-1 16.78 74.74 -59.20 15.00 17.32
63-2 47.35 175.38 15.00 207.73
63-3 21.06 189.40 59.20 15.00 254.66
63-4 16.36 164.65 15.00 166.01
64-1 12.77 51.80 15.00 49.57
64-2 11.85 57.72 15.00 54.57
64-3 13.38 76.96 11.84 15.00 87.18
64-4 7.83 39.96 15.00 32.79
65-1 11.64 108.41 15.00 105.05
65-2 48.78 143.29 16.00 176.07
65-3 70.75 29.60 16.50 83.85
65-4 56.17 5.92 16.50 45.59
66-1 20.59 11.84 16.50 15.93
66-2 2.85 5.50 0
66-3 88.80 88.80
Elliott, Ossie 66-2 6.26 29.60 35.86
66-3 25.93 61.48 87.41
Ellis, Dallis L. 67-2 11.03 21.83 32.86
67-3 50.77 44.03 94.80
67-4 30.06 30.06
Ennest, James 63-1 51.54 6.66 15.00 43.20
63-2 59.16 5.92 15.00 50.08
63-3 29.28 7.40 10.00 26.68
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 729
Name Qtr. Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Erickson , Ruben 65-1 90.11 90.11
65-2 96.03 96.03
65-3 92. 90 8.88 101.78
65-4 82.68 5.92 88.60
66-1 80.60 11.84 92.44
66-3 59.20 59.20
Ernest , Chauncy 63-1 49.56 -5.92 15.00 28.64
63-2 58.20 15.00 43.20
63-3 47.96 5.92 15.00 38.88
63-4 27.82 15.00 12.82
64-1 22.06 5.00 17.06
64-3 59.20 59.20
Evans, Bobby 66-4 3.28
Evans, Horace 65-2 .89
65-3 4.17
65-4 2.70
66-1 .16
Fannin , James 6b-2 11.84 16.10 27.94
Fenn, William 65-4 10.93 6.66 17.59
66-1 39.93 49.05 88.98
66-2 6.03 38.85 44.88
Fettig, M. 63-1 39.01 15.00 24.01
63-2 36.45 15.00 21.45
63-3 10.00 0
Feuling, Herbert 65-1 7.26
65-2 4.85
65-3 15.67
730 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . Waste Q /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Feuling, Herbert 0. 65-3 10.01
Finch, Edgar 65-3 9.91 7.40 17.31
Finger, Norman 65-3 2.16
Finney, James W. 65-3 4.32
Fisher, John M. 64-1 16.20
64-2 56.58
64-3 1.38
66-1 4 94.
Fitzgerald, James 65-3 53.11 7.40 60.51
65-4 116.74 7.40 5.92 130.06
66-1 79.24 243.66 322.90
67-1 97.51 97.51
67-3 59.20 59.20
Flath, Charles 66-2 30.47 6.85 37.32
66-3 104.05 12.03 116.08
66-4 82.29 5.92 88.21
67-1 63.78 11. 84 75.62
Flaherty , Thomas 65-4 4.03
66-1 4.68
66-2 29.38
66-4 11.18
67-1 38.58
Fleming, Louis 66-3 16.12 16.12
66-4 11.98 11.98
67-1 13.44 13.44
67-2 26.34 26.34
67-3 46.61 95.83 142.44
67-4 1.76 9.62 11.38
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 731
Name . tr. Waste Q/T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Flowers, Harry 66-2 14.65 2.96 17.61
67-4 8.29 8.29
Ford, Albert 66-3 15.80 9.07 24.87
66-4 .70 .70
Ford, William 67-1 32.48 55.50 87.98
67-2 33.78 43.66 77.44
67-3 34.05 34.04 68.09
67-4 3.36 3.36
Forsyth, Ron 65-1 21. 81 5.92 27.73
Foster, Carl 66-4 5.44 4.44 9.88
67-1 48.08 30.34 78.42
67-2 32.82 14.80 47.62
67-3 .80 .80
Foster, William E. 65-4 5.20 19.61 24.81
66-1 1.31 1.31
Foulkes , Henry 65-3 21.17
65-4 12.53
732 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Franklin, Edwin 63-1 50.52
63-2 58.52
63-3 58.96
63-4 42.01
64-1 59.92
64-2 48.20
64-3 34.05
64-4 28.98
65-1 57.98 11.84
65-2 51.32
65-3 60.94 5.92
65-4 45.27 12.58 5.92
66-1 54.74 11.84
66-2 50.92
66-3 59.50 12.21
66-4 45.75 8.51 5.92
67-1 54.96
67-2 5.12
67-3 88.80
50.52
58.52
58.96
42.01
59.92
48.20
34.05
28.98
69.82
51.32
66.86
63.77
66.58
50.92
71.71
60.18
54.96
5.12
88.80
Freeman, Joseph 65-3 5.15 5.15
66-1 63.70 29.60 93.30
66-2 43.26 43.26
66-3 21.97 21.97
66-4 51.83 17.76 69.59
67-1 81.87 44.70 7.40 133.97
67-2 53.40 71.78 125.18
67-3 49.24 51.80 11.84 59.20 172.08
67-4 48.52 89.91 138.43
French, Wilbert 65-3 16.81
65-4 7.92
Friday, Harry A. 66-1 .90 .90
66-2 25.07 4.07 12.58 41.72
66-3 35.17 7.77 42.94
Friday, William 67-2 20.23 25.72 45.95
67-3 36.38 36.38
67-4 14.21 14.21
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 733
Name Qtr. Waite O/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Froehler , Joseph 63-1 12.41 15.00 0
63-2 2.16 15.00 0
63-3 28.02 14.43 10.00 32.45
63-4 19.39 17.58 36.97
Fuller, George 64-4 39.22 39.22
66-1 172.83 9.00 181.83
66-2 2.44 2.44
66-3 7. 88 7.88
66-4 1.85 1.85
67-1 31.02 31.02
Fulmer, William 67- 1 12.66 2.96 15.62
Fuller, Ralph 65-1 39.63
65-2 37.77
65-3 45.34
65-4 35.09
Fulton, Hugh 65-2 20.80 11.84 32.64
65-3 115.77 61.42 177.19
65-4 118.29 59.94 178.23
66-1 48.44 5.9c• 54.36
66-2 36.09 7.40 43.49
66-3 48.94 21.47 70.41
66-4 30.67 5.92 36.59
67-1 56.95 35.71 92.66
67-2 26.66 26.66
Funck, Monie J. 67-3 3.75
67-4 12.00
Furlow, William 65-1 53.36
66-4 4.72
734 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage OJT Holida1 Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Furman, Rudolph 65-2 17.73
65-3 28.36
65-4 28.41
66-1 9.73
66-2 13.59
66-3 7.61
Gaubert, John 63-1 18.18 120.62 15.00 123.80
63-2 18.53 93.61 15.00 97.14
63-3 17.56 44.40 6.66 15.00 53.62
63-4 15.10 120.62 15.00 120.72
64-1 12.94 46.99 15.00 44.93
64-2 9.33 15.00 0
64-3 12.38 32.17 14. 80 59. 20 15.00 103.55
64-4 6.90 34.41 15.00 26.31
65-1 39.21 2J.46 15.00 45.67
65-2 41.98 36.40 5.92 16.00 68.30
65-3 60.07 109.15 12.58 29.60 16.50 194.90
'65-4 38.44 61.05 16.50 82.99
66-1 38.05 76.96 11.84 16.50 38.15
66-2 3.78 16.50 0
66-3 46.46 3.33, 11.84 29.60 16.50 74.73
66-4 31.98 5.92 16,50 21.40
67-3 5.92 5.92 118.40 130.24
67-4 13.62 13.62
Gaffier, Thomas 65-3 30.69
65-4 13.50
Gaither, Frank 67-1 19.11
67-2 15.93
67-3 1.76
Ga1on, Joseph 63-1 26 . 66 26.64 15 . 00 38.30
63-2 3.36 15.00 0
63-$ 1.92 5.00 0
darner, Jesse 67 - 1 6.61 2.59 9.20
67-2 90 . 82 20.82
67-3 8 . 62 8.62
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE , INC. 735
Name tr. wage Q /T Ho1idU Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Gates, Arthur 64-4 2.88
65-1 2.59
Gardner, Billie 65 - 1 24.85 24.85
65-2 100.19 11.84 112.03
Gay, Clarence 63-1 49.56 -5.92 15.00 28.64
63-2 55.96 15.00 40.96
63-3 55.96 5.92 15.00 46.88
63-4 38.05 15.00 23.05
64-1 58.84 15.00 43.84
64-2 50.20 15.00 35.20
64-3 53.72 5.92 29.60 15.00 74.24
64-4 17.21 10.00 7.21
Gay, Tillman 64-1 65.76 65.76
64-2 71.79 71.79
64-3 104.33 104.33
64-4 74.57 5.92 80.49
65-1 21.91 21.91
65-2 7.03 7.03
65-3 15.43 5.92 59.20 80.55
Geletzka , Carl 65 - 2 29.12
Gendron, George 65-4 14.45 14.45
66-1 1.07 1.07
66-2 14.77 14.77
66-3 20 . 08 20.08
66-4 20.33 49 . 21 69.54
Getts, Robert 65-2 61.37
65-3 71.67
736 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage Q /T Holiday Vac.. Misc. Dues Total
Gibson, Robert 66-3 24.94 14.06 39.00
66-4 21.32 5.92 27.24
67-1 37.25 21.46 58.71
67-2 60.65 55.57 116.22
67-3 25.38 47.73 73.11
67-4 1.92 1.92
Giles, Curtis 67-2 2.03
67-3 15.59
67-4 11.07
Gill, Tilman 66-4 21.41 7.40 28.81
67-1 34.93 5.92 90.85
67-2 25.08 25.08
67-3 37.27 37.27
67-4 25.30 25.30
Gillespie, Albert 65-4 .64
66-1 6.19
Gillespie, Lyle 67-3 24.65
Gillespie, Roy 65-4 17.82
66-1 2.67
Glover, Alphonse 66-1 1.92 1.92
66-2 44.71 18.50 63.21
66-3 79.20 92.50 171.70
66-4 53.09 4.44 57.53
67-1 57.00 21.09 78.09
67-2 43.16 22.94 66.10
67-3 30.38 7.03 37.41
67-4 7.39 7.39
Glover, Harry 65-2 2.16
65-3 17.16
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 737
Name Qtr. Waite O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Goggin, Leonard 64-4 15.08 15.08
65-1 37.94 17.76 55.70
Goins, Alvis 65-4 2.16
66-1 15.21
Goldsby, Eugene 65-4 23.32
Goldsmith, Ted 67-1 5.82 5.82
67-2 12.79 29.60 42.39
Golen, Stanley 64-1 16.20 16.20
64-2 32.54 32.54
64-3 84.87 84.87
64-4 30.59 30.59
65-1 71.40 71.40
65-2 84.52 84.52
65-3 101.08 8.88 109.96
65-4 72.10 72.10
66-1 62.66 62.66
66-2 22.98 22.98
Gomoll, Jack 65-3 5.68 5.68
65-4 22.58 22.58
66-1 5.78 5.78
66-2 25.11 27.38 52.49
66-3 30.36 30.36
Gooden, Stanley 65-1 39.27
Goodloe, Morris 66-1 76.93 60.68 137.61
66-2 35.72 12.40 48.12
Goodman, Albert 65-2 36.53 54.02 90.55
65-3 29.21 23.68 52.89
65-4 10.40 10.40
738 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr . Wage O/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Goodson, Johnny 65-4 14.16
66-1 17.87
66-2 33.21
66-3 38.87
66-4 20.09
67-1 24.96
67-2 18.58
67-3 15.87
67-4 27.73
Gorken, August 65-1 49.66 31.08 80.74
67-1 23.34 5.92 29.26
67-2 47.24 47.24
67-3 6.26 6.26
67-4 17.64 17.64
Granitz, Harold 67-3 15.20
Grant, James 66-2 58.93 81.17 5.92 146.02
66-3 83.76 59.94 143.70
Gray , Ernest 66-3 9.60
Gray, Irving 66-2 1.88 1.88
66-3 52.75 59.20 111.95
66-4 6.40 6.40
67-1 7.83 7.83
Green, Frank 63-1 49.52 15.00 34.52
63-2 55.00 1.48 15.00 41.48
63-3 12.41 5.00 7.41
Green, Leo 66-1 4.44
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 739
Name Qtr. Wade 21T Y.olidav Vac. Misc. Duet Total
Green, Nelson 66-3 97.88 124.69 222.57
66-4 68.19 44.77 113.96
67-1 100.89 177.97 23.68 302.54
67-2 68.31 277.50 5.92 351.73
67-3 65.59 185.37 17.76 268.72
67-4 36.34 95.09 131.43
Gregg, Walter 63-1 37.95 37.95
63-2 54.68 54.68
63-3 58.52 5.92 64.44
63-4 50.52 50.52
64-1 .64 .64
64-3 59.20 5-9. 20
Grief, Adam 66-4 3.22 8.88 12.10
67-1 26.36 11.10 37.46
67-2 21.74 5.92 11.84 39.50
67-3 15.35 5.92 21.27
67-4 19.03 19.03
Crider, Raymond 64-3 13.26
66=4 33.22
65-1 25.93
Grieser, George 63-1 23.02 11.84 15.00 19.86
63-2 8.95 15.00 0
63-3 4.48 10.00 0
Griffin, J. D 65-4 40.60 59.20 99.80
66-1 84.25 120.07 5.92 210.24
66-2 92.50 176.12 5.92 274.54
66-3 55.52 136.16 11.84 203.52
66-4 51.56 132.10 5.92 189.58
67-1 61.73 146.89 17.76 226.38
67-2 1.28 1.28
67-3 35.08 7.40 59.20 101.68
67-4 15.19 15.19
427-258 O-LT - 74 - 48
740 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 0/-L H olidesy Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Griffin, Sylvester 66-1 13.86
Griffins , Andrew 66-4 15.32
67-1 16.71
67-2 24.34
67-3 23.22
67-4 7.83
,riffith, James 65-3 118.02 112.11 230.13
Grossman , Joseph A. 65-2 15.70 23.68 39.38
65-3 101.42 159.84 11.84 273.10
65-4 52.60 116.92 5.92 175.44
66-1 62.99 158 . 36 5.92 227.27
66-2 14.39 14.39
67-3 59.20 59.20
Gruzezynski , Stephen 65-2 3.60 3.60
65-3 43.45 4.07 47.52
65-4 54.24 42 . 18 5.92 102.34
66-1 4.48 4.48
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 741
Name Qtr. • Gdage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Haines, Amos 66-4 18.88 61.42 80.30
67-1 72.27 254.56 17.76 344.59
67-2 62.63 224.59 8.88 296.10
67-3 82.94 352.80 11.76 453.50
67-4 8.88 65.25 74.13
'laines, Ralph 63-1 8.53 15.00 0
63-2 15.83 15-00 .83
63-3 .92 5.00 0
Hairston, L. C. 65-3 4.20 4.20
65-4 25.37 25.37
66-1 18.87 11.84 30.71
66-2 17.55 5.92 23.47
66-3 22.52 22.52
66-4 25.81 2.96 28.77
67-1 25.68 25.68
67-2 26.39 26.39
67-3 18.47 18.47
67-4 1.54 1.54
Hale, Fred 63-1 2.80
Hamilton, Butler 63=1 35.97 -59.20 15.00
63-2 33.93 6.29 lo.()()
63-3 59.20 51.19)
Hamilton, Russ 65-3 10.75
65-4 28.09
Hammond, James 65-4 3.00
66-1 13.6`
742 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Tota
Hannah , Arthur 66-3 4.01 33.60 37.61
66-4 57.91 191.23 249.14
67-1 33.05 66.60 99.65
67-2 42.61 81.40 5.18 129.19
67-3 66.59 202.02 4.44 273.05
67-4 51.26 66.60 11.84 129.70
Hannigan , Martin 63-1 6.40 15. OQ
63-2 4.48 10.00
Hanson , John 66-3 68.46 207.59 276.05
64 4 55.92 155:03 210.95
67-1 54.56 123.46 178.02
67-2 50.84 136. 16 8.88 195.88
67-3 30.06 82.88 112.94
Hardy, Vernell 65-1 10.45
Harp, Thomas 66-3 11.53 4.44 15.97
66-4 31.91 43.66 75.57
Harpe; James 66_4 12.66 12.66
67-1 61.31 15.54 76.85
67-2 35.37 18.50 53.87
67-3 38.93 31.45 70.38
67-4 6.71 6.71
Harper, Lonia 65-2 3.20 3.20
65-3 58.57 58.57
65-4 59.38 58.00 3.14 120.52
66-1 37.61 37.61
66-2 .62 .62
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 743
Name tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac . Misc. Dues Total
Harper, Titus 66-3 23.49 17.02 40.51
66-4 70.09 37.00 107.09
67-1 27.50 14.80 42.30
67-2 31.66 1.48 33.14
67-3 34.85 34.85
67-4 22.22 22.22
Harris, Barron Jr. 67-1 27 . 90 57.72 85,62
67-2 113.22 113.22
67-3 3.28 33.25 36.553
67-4 1.27 1.27
Harris, Barron Sr . 66-4 17.77 5.92 23.69
67-1 13.70 13.70
67-2 7.99 7.9,9
67-3 16.59 5 . 92 22.51
Harris, Eddie 67-2 8.52 7.40 15.42
67-3 17.79 7.40 25.19
67-4 1. 28 1.28
Harris, Trulen 65 - 1 8.32 8.32
65=2 9.9.47 99.47
65-3 20.93 20.93
Harrison , Bernard 63 - 1 27.32 10.00 17.32
Harrison , Evert 63-1 37.89 15.00 22.89
63-2 25.74 15.00 10.74
63-3 35.72 15.00 20.72
63-4 8.31 5.00 3.31
Hass, Harry 66-4 4. 23 6.66 10.89
67-1 5.40 5.40
744 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Haskins, Ernest 65-4 18.89 18.89
66-1 20.88 20.88
Hassen, Ahmed 66-2 6.36 5.92 12.28
66-3 65.83 31 . 08 96.91
66-4 53.69 1.48 55.17
67-1 39.65 39.65
67-2 30.09 30.09
67-3 26.86 32 . 56 59.42
67-4 11.83 11.83
Hathaway , Robert 65 - 3 12.22 12.22
65-4 23.57 29 . 23 52.80
Hawk, Thomas 64-4 10.26 10.26
65-1 22.42 22.42
65-4 11.05 11.05
66-1 .56 .56
Hayden, Walter 66-3 7.73 7.73
66=4 46.22 46.22
67-1 60.75 168 . 72 229.47
67-2 24.94 74.00 98.94
Haynes, Donald 66-4 7.43 2.96 10.39
67-1 10.25 10.25
Haynes, George 66-3 17.16 17.16
66-4 43.70 4 . 44 48.14
67-1 63.83 13 . 32 77.15
67-2 66.49 5.92 72.41
67-3 45.35 6 . 66 52.01
67-4 36.69 36.69
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 745
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Hayes, Chester 66-1 14.56
Healey, Joseph 63-1 8.79 15.00 0
63-2 8.95 15.00 0
63-3 8.95 15.00 0
63-4 7.67 15.00 0
64-1 8.79 15.00 0
64-2 7.67 15.00 0
64-3 8.95 15.00 0
64-4 3.84 5.00 0
65-1 3.48 5.00 0
Heath, John W. 65-4 9.36
66-1 .44
Hefeski, Peter 67-1 1.28
67-2 16.99
Heimer, David 66-3 1.98
Hein, John 64-4 18.87 5.92 24.79
Heintz, Donald 66 - 1 5.24 2.96 8.20
66-2 10.05 11 . 10 21.15
Henderson , Alexander 66-2 30.66 24 . 93 1/ 55.59
66-3 68.91 .37 24.93.1/ 94.21
66-4 23.86 24 .93.1/ 48.79
67-1 7.28 33 . 75 24.93.1/ 65.96
67-2 4.03 4.03
Hendricks , Roy Lee 66 -4 11.21 .37 11.58
67-1 47.24 47.24
67-2 38.09 27.01 65.10
67-3 40.05 43.39 83.44
67-4 29.74 29.74
1/ Hospitalization
746 DECISIQNS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Helm, Joseph
Henry, Stanford
Herb, Paul
66-4 20.11 4.44 24.55
67-1 12.85 6.29 19.14
67-2 27.86 10.73 38.59
67-3 9.11 9.11
67-4 4.42 4.42
65-1 18.63
65-2 9.36
65-3 13.52
65-4 3.12
64-3 17.34
64-4 50.78
65-1 74.10 314.14 15.91
65-2 78 .32 361.40 9.25
65-3 66.96 179.46 11.47
65-4 11.91
66-1 3.88
66-3 6.00
66-4 31.51
67-1 6.75
67-2 1.31
67-3 1.10
59.20
59.20
17.34
50.78
404.15
448.97
257.89
11.91
3.88
65.20
31.51
6.75
1.31
60.30
Herring, Bernard 66-1 15.33 15.33
66-2 28.67 20.72 49.39
Hetry, John 66-4 8.31 8.31
67-1 40.17 11.10 51.27
67-2 29.34 29.34
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 747
Name Q tr . Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Hicks, Edward 63-3 37.53 37.53
63-4 108.85 108.85
64-1 135.70 135.70
64-2 123.51 123.51
64-3 171.04 171.04
64-4 126.29 126.29
65-1 180.12 180.12
65-2 93.40 93.40
65-3 71.01 71.01
65-4 46.68 46.68
66-1 48.11 48.11
66-2 46.23 5.92 52.15
66-3 68.78 59.20 127.98
66-4 52.11 5.74 57.85
67-1 64.64 16.28 80.92
67-2 56.84 56.84
67-3 68.78 5.92 59.20 133.90
67-4 20.30 20.30
Hicks, Harold 67-2 5.49 12.95 18.44
67-3 44.97 16.28 7.40 68.65
67-4 11.59 11.59
Hicks, John 67-4 11.20
Higgins, T. Branch 67-3 2.70
67=4 4.60
Hill, Charles 67-4 6.60
Hill, James 66-4 3.52 3.52
67-1 10.31 1.85 12.16
Hill , Paige 66-4 33.90 101.76 135.66
67-1 3.78 114.33 118.11
67-2 46.03 70.84 116.87
67-3 51.43 103.05 154.48
67-4 53.16 65.86 119.02
748 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total,
Hill, Wm. E. 64-4 4.00 4.00
65-1 33.26 5.92 39.18
Hill, Willie Jr. 67-3 8.19 .8.19
67-4 31.38 1.11 32.49
Hines , Haywood 66 -3 29.15 .74 29.89
Hodges , Dewey 66-1 41.31 41.31
66-2 28.81 10.36 39.17
66-3 1.88 1.88
Hodgson, Frank 63-1 14.71 15.00 0
63-2 20.46 15.00 5.46
63-3 14.23 15.00 0
63-4 4.48 15.00 0
64-1 1.28 5.00 0
Hoffman , Charles 66-2 4.97 10.36 15.33
66-3 1.55 1.55
Hoinski, Leo 65-2 19.23 19.23
65-3 65.86 65.86
65-4 63.48 63.48
66-1 21.08 17.05 38.13
Hollis, R. E. 66-4 .15 15.54 15.69
67-1 42.48 55.13 97.61
67-2 45.41 66.60 112.01
67-3 14.27 12.58 26.85
Hollis , Samuel 66 -3 6.72 6.72
66-4 49.36 8. 88 9.62 67.86
67-1 56.72 30.71 87.43
67-2 39.30 13.32 52.62
Holloway , Clarence 67-1 10.09 11.10 21.19
' OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 749
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Holmes, Orville 63-1 64.59 107.30 15.00 156.89
63-2 74.62 148.74 15.00 208.36
63-3 78.90 133.20 15.00 197.10
63-4 64.63 133.20 15.00 182.83
64-1 76.02 158.36 15.00 219.38
64-2 68.15 136.16 15.00 189.31
64-3 75.70 155.40 15.00 216.10
64-4 67.19 90.28 10.00 147.47
65-1 75.70 155.40 15.00 216.10
65-2 58.20 111.00 10.50 158.70
Holstein, Albert 63-1 50.52 -29.60 15.00 5.92
63-2 58.51 15.00 43.51
63-3 28.28 29.60 10.00 47.88
Hopper, Ray 66-1 12.20 12.20
66-2 26 . 82 12.58 39.40
66-3 33.39 12.58 45.97
66-4 103.01 103.01
67-1 136.13 18.87 155.00
67-2 59.61 59.61
67-3 66.26 66.26
Hoppins, Thomas 65-2 12.41 12.41
65-3 60.84 60.84
65=4 57.76 57.76
66-1 56.36 8.70 65.06
66-2 45.78 5.18 50.96
66-3 40.31 1.48 41.79
66-4 6.87 .56 7.43
67-3 12.03 12.03
67-4 8.43 8.43
Hornsby, Delbert 66-3 3.48 20.02 23.50
66-4 40.77 111.00 141.77
67-1 47.36 70.30 6.66 124.32
67-2 .76 .76
67-4 17.39 6.29 23.68
750 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Horton , Eddie 67 - 1 13.11 2.59 15.70
Horton, George 67-4 1.28
Horton, Willie 67-4 22.10
Hoshall, Zeolo 67-3 14.35
67-4 16.45
Howard , Arnold 67-1 1.71
67-2 54.26
67-3. 36.12
67-4 166.10
Howard, David 65-3 11.82
65-4 11.35
Howell, Clifford 63-1 16.53 10.00 6.53
Howell, James 65-3 8.29
65-4 8.25
Howie, Herman 63-1 1.20 15.00 0
63-2 11.71 15.00 0
63-3 11.23 15.00 0
63-4 1.52 15.00 0
65-1 61.47 61.47
65-2 78.00 78.00
65-3 71.76 5.92 77.68
65-4 66.98 66.98
66-1 86.32 82.88 16.50 152.70
66-2 82.90 122.00 11.84 16.50 200.24
66-3 99.84 130.24 23.68 16.50 237.26
66-4 78.00 88.80 11.84 16.50 162.14
67-1 85.52 98.79 17.76 16.50 185.57
67-2 52.28 128.76 16.50 164.54
67-3 .68 88.62 5.92 16.50 78.72
Hudgins, Welford 67-4 8.27
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE , INC. 751
Name Q tr . Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Hudson , Fraizer 65-4 16.36 58.83 75.19
66-1 10 . 76 10.76
66-2 17.81 17.81
66-3 30 . 03 30.03
66-4 25 .74 25.74
Hudson , Wilie 66-3 6.23
Hugabook , Elwood 66-4 14.19 10. 73 24.92
67-1 67.12 6.29 17.76 91.17
67-2 38.58 38.58
67-3 46.37 14. 80 5.92 67.09
67-4 38.41 .37 38.78
Hughey, Wm. 66-4 12 . 31 22 .39 34.70
67-1 27.05 10.36 37.41
67-2 2 . 80 2.80 5.60
Hunter, Theodore 66-3 38.92 12.58 51.50
66-4 44.51 47.36 91.87
67-1 16. 00 16.00
67-2 7.03 7.03
67-3 3 . 03 3.03
Hurd, Calvin 64-3 6 . 66 6.66
64-4 43.93 43.93
65-4 17.02 5. 92 22.94
66-1 3 . 68 3.68
Hurt, Bill 66-1 15.90
66-2 12.95
67-1 .49
Irving, Fred 65-4 3 . 12 3.12
66-1 15.41 8.14 23.55
752 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
'Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Irving, Joseph L. 67-3 27.54
67-4 .48
Irwin, Clinton E. 65-4 6.37 6.37
66-1 16.51 8.14 24.65
Iski, George 66-3 .68
66-4 8.62
Ivers, John 64-3 17.82
64-4 44.39
65-1 .69
Jackson, Aaron 66-2 5.07 5.07
66-3 43.20 4.44 47.64
66-4 33.18 33.18
67-1 52.65 2.96 55.61
67-2 38.86 38.86
67-3 32.30 32.30
67-4 2.32 2.32
Jackson, Carl 65-3 6.76
65-4 5.76
Jackson, Leroy 66-3 5.73 5.73
66-4 42.48 25.16 67.64
67-1 31.09 31.09
67-2 28.18 28.18
67-3 25.54 25.54
Jackson , Paul 63-1 49.40 1.58 15.00 35.98
63-2 10.27 15.00 0
63-3 6.44 15.00 0
63-4 12.15 15.00 0
64-1 8.31 5.55 15.00 0
64-2 10.47 15.00 0
64-3 4.36 '4.36
64-4 6.24 6.24
65-2 .60 5.00 0
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 753
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Jackson, Redus 67-2 17.43 5.55 22.98
67-3 27.66 4.26 31.92
Jackson , Reed 67-2 .24
67-3 .48
Jackson, Rufus 66-4 .96
67-1 2.47
Jackson, Thomas H. 67-1 7.55 7.55
67-2 67.71 34.04 8.88 110.63
67-3 55.95 55.95
James, Arnold 66-2 45.55 21.46 67.01
66-3 71.71 14.35 86.06
66-4 34.72 18.50 53.22
67-1 62.74 62.74
67-2 52.84 52.84
67-3 28.09 28.09
67-4 2.96 2.96
James , Bennie 67 -4 14.27
James , John M. 64-4 4.68
65-1 26.56
65-2 54.39
65-3 74.67
65-4 52.92
66-1 1.56
66-2 .91
James , Samuel 67-1 9.23
Jamison, Marshall 66-4 2.59
Jaworski, Zyamunt 65 -3 46.97 103.23 150.20
65-4 46.54 87.32 1.T3.86
Jeffres , Joseph 67-1 7.09
67-2 5.80
754 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Jennings , Wallace 65-3 9.28
65-4 6.76
Jewel, Russell 64-2 50.68 50.68
64-3 84.78 84.78
65-1 40.32 40.32
65-2 73.36 73.36
65-3 109.42 5.92 115.34
Johnson, Harry 66-2 9.51 5.55 15.06
Johnson, James Jr. 67-4 17.63
Johnson, Kenneth 65-1 15.04
65-2 12.64
65-3 17.33
65-4 14.48
66-1 1.35
Johnson, Lawrence 67-2 6.08
67-3 8.95
Johnson, Lewis 66-1 18.75 7.40 26.15
66-2 75.86 91.76 167.62
66-3 44.59 223.11 267.70
66-4 92.24 169.81 262.07
67-1 97.37 167.61 21.46 286.44
67-2 17.88 23.68 41.56
Johnson, Martin 65-1 71.93 71.93
65-2 98.61 98.61
65-3 26.67 26.67
66-1 72.62 5.92 78.54
66-2 111.90 21.65 133.55
66-4 30.36 .74 31.10
67-1 18.36 8.88 27.24
67-2 6.66 6.66
67-3 .23 .23
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 755
Name Q tr- Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Johnson, Richard Jr. 65-2 3.70 3.70
65-3 63.26 7.77 71.03
65-4 49.39 49.39
66-1 22.99 8.14 31.13
Johnson, Willie 67-4 1.35 3.70 5.05
Joiner, Booker 65-4 11.09 11.09
66-1 55.39 30.90 86.29
Jones, Booker 66-2 19.80 4.81 24.61
66-3 57.88 63.27 121.15
66-4 55.96 70.67 126.63
67-1 16.39 2.96 5.92 25.27
67-2 1.75 1.75
67-3 76.05 5.92 81.97
Jones, Carl 63-1 48.34 15.00 33.34
63-2 57.14 15.00 42.14
63-3 57.56 15.00 42.56
63-4 49.24 15.00 34.24
64-1 58.84 15.00 43.84
64-2 49.42 15.00 34.42
64-3 7.99 59.20 15.00 52.19
64-4 6.30 5.00 1.30
65-3 59.20 59.20
Jones, Earl 65-3 5.00 5.00
65-4 29.71 29.71
66-1 7.00 7.00
66-2 4.74 8.88 13.62
Jones, John 67-3 21.82 54.02 75.84
67-4 38.85 98.42 137.27
Jones, Patrick 67-1 35.70 58.46 94.16
67-2 50.08 118.77 2.66 17'1.51
67-3 4.08 4.08
427-258 O-LT - 74 - 49
756 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Jones, Paul 65-4 84.57 173.90 258.47
66-1 85.35 95.09 11.84 192.28
66-2 38.37 38.37
66-3 41.57 41.57
66-4 21.10 21.10
67-2 19.19 19.19
67-3 16.99 59.20 76.19
Jones , Perry 65-4 2.56
Jones, Wm. 65-2 39.31 52.54 91.85
Jordon, Josephus 67-1 13.19
67-2 24.38
67-3 1.88
Judd, Carl M. 65-3 22.23 37.72 59.95
65-4 50.20 109.52 5.92 165.64
66-1 60.51 145.78 11.84 218.13
66-2 48.26 80.48 5.92 134.66
66-3 54.16 86.95 11.84 152.95
66-4 46.86 78.63 5.92 131.41
67-1 52.78 80.12 5.92 138.82
67-2 19.53 32.75 52.28
67-3 59.20 59.20
Judd, Walter 63-1 29.42 15.00 14.42
63-2 16.99 15.00 1.99
63-3 11.99 15.00 0
63-4 10.87 15.00 0
64-1 11.31 15.00 0
64-2 6.40 10.00 0
Kaczor , Richard 65-1 41.12
Kalinewski , Alfred 63-1 42.86 -5.92 15.00 21.94
63-2 59.12 15.00 44.12
63-3 57.56 5.92 15.00 48.48
63-4 50.73 15.00 35.73
64-1 57.56 15.00 42.56
64-2 49.88 15.00 34.88
64-3 53.84 5.92 5.92 15.00 50.68
64-4 51.94 5.00 46.94
65-1 15.00 0
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. - - 757
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Kane, Albert 64-3 23.31 23.31
64-4 23.69 23.69
65-1 75.33 75.33
65-2 54.00 54.00
65-3 97.04 5.92 102.96
65-4 59.83 59.83
66-1 23.78 10.36 34.14
66-2 22.26 3.70 25.96
66-3 12.59 12.59
66-4 11.71 11.71
67-1 19.83 19.83
67-2 22.22 22.22
67-3 19.23 19.23
67-4 4.48 4.48
Karpenski, Theodore 66-1 3.20 3.20
66-2 7.04 11.84 18.88
Keener, Aaron 66-3 6.84
Keener, Joseph 66-3 8.06 6.66 14.72
Kennedy, Earl 63-1 38.01 15.00 23.01
63-2 41.89 15.00 26.89
63-3 12.35 5.92 10.00 8.27
Kennedy, Thomas 65-1 85.87 81.03 5.92 172.82
65=2 80.81 102.12 182.93
65-3 53.72 82.88 5.92 142.52
65-4 45.09 82.88 5.92 133.89
66-1 45.65 76.22 121.87
66-2 45.73 45.12 90.85
66-3 54.39 71.04 125.43
66-4 43.81 65.12 108.93
67-1 15.67 23.68 39.35
67-3 59.20 59.20
Kent, Robert 65-4 6.86 6.86
66-1 4.80 15.00 19.80
758 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Kesler, Robert 65-3 15 .49 5.18 20.67
65-4 73.83 27.75 101.58
66-1 47 . 42 2.59 50.01
66-2 47.19 47.19
66-3 57.01 43.66 100.67
66-4 46.54 46.54
67-1 47.19 47.19
67-2 24.96 24.96
Key, Trinity 67-1 .48
67-2 11.53
67-3 4.20
67-4 9.28
Kiley, Wm. 66-1 19.44 11.10 30.54
66-2 12.75 8.88 21.63
66-3 17.25 23.68 40.93
66-4 14.51 14.51
67-1 14.21 2.96 17.17
Killian, Chester 65-3 21.85
Kimnach, Theodore 63-1 55.70 25.53 15.00 66.23
63-2 60.00 13.69 15.00 58.69
63-3 54.12 1.48 15.00 40.60
63.4 50.52 15.00 35.52
64-1 59.40 11.88 15.00 56.28
64-2 54.68 41.44 15.00 81.12
64-3 74 .33 162.62 15.00 221.95
64-4 75 .94 95.46 5.00 166.40
65-1 79.16 187.59 13.32 15.00 265.07
65-2 73.23 213.12 8.88 16.00 279.23
65-3 65.73 198 .51 4.44 16.50 252.18
King, John E. 66-3 22.72
66-4 10.87
67-1 5.72
67-3 1.00
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 759
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Hoilday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
King, Lawrence 65-3 7.02
65-4 5.53
66-] 5.36
66-3 3.77
66-4 9.85
67-1 4.42
67-2 1.11
King , Lester J. 67-2 20.40
67-3 3.60
King, Robert G. 65-4 2.16
66-1 1.12
King, Walter W. 66-4 23.10 32.82 55.92
67-1 4.08 4.08
67-2 18.17 18.17
King, Wm. F. 65-1 71.45
65-2 18.36
65-3 25.49
65-4 22.46
King, Willie 65-1 67.68
65-2 18.36
65-3 25.49
65-4 22.46
67-4 4.48
Kircheim, Wm. 64-3 56.32
64-4 114.36
65-1 86.70
Kirnan, John 66-2 1.92 1.92
66-3 58.91 58.91
66-4 26.39 2.57 2.8.96
760 DECISIONS OF" NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. - Misc. Dues Total
Kirwan, George 66-1 64.64 84.55 149.19
66-2 37.44 42.56 80.00
66-3 20.12 24.42 44.54
Kisilla, John 66-4 12.96
Kling, Norman 63-1 17.84 7.03 24.87
63-2 57.60 57.6o-
63-3 55.36 55.36
63-4 16.65 16.65
64-1 1.28 1.28
64-2 34.89 34.89
64-3 59.78 59.78
Kloza, Victor 65-3 7.50
Knivila, Arnold 65-1 98.96
65-2 68.87
Kosek, John 63-1 49.10 49.10
63-2 42.88 42.88
63-3 27.24 2.96 30.20
63-4 18.53 18.53
64-1 27.28 27.28
64-2 18.85 18.85
64-3 26.02 5.92 31.94
Kovan, Carl 65-2 22.00
65-3 11.25
Koviak, Thomas 65-3 46.40
65-4 25.24
Koyle, Richard 64-4 99.27 99.27
65-1 194.32 204.06 398.38
Kramer , Daniel 65-3 6.48
65-4 9.23
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 761
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Krantz , Arthur 65-1
65-3
23.02
59.20
23.02
59.20
Kryza, Edward 63-1 49.56 15.00 34.56
63-2 57.56 15.00 42.56
63-3 58.52 5.92 59.20 15.00 108.64
63-4 49.80 15.00 34.80
64-1 58.84 15.00 43.84
64-2 50.20 15.00 35.20
64-3 59.51 15.00 44.51
64-4 24.94 10.00 14.94
65-1 58.20 15.00 43.20
65-2 51.16 16.00 35.16
65-3 58.20 16.50 41.70
65-4 50.20 16.50 33.70
67-1 57.94 16.50 41.44
67-2 50.20 16.50 33.70
67-3 4.48 16.50 0
67-4 42.21 5.50 36.71
66-3 59.20 59.20
Kufner, Wm. 65.-3 20.32 11.84 32.16
65-4 70.50 70.50
66-1 43.23 43.23
Kuschelj., Allen 63-1 50.76 -65.12 15.00 0
63-2 48.28 5.92 15.00 9.84
63-3 57.21 5.92 59.20 15.00 107.33
63-4 49.73 15.00 34.73
64-1 57.56 15.00 42.56
64-2 50.12 15.00 35.12
64-3 38.09 15.00 23.09
64-4 46.45 1.48 10.00 37.93
65-1 44.53 5.92 11.84 15.00 47.29.
65-2 21.42 16.00 5.42
65-3 55.40 5.92 59.20 16.50 104.02
65-4 50.44 5.92 13.00 43.36
66-3 6.40 5.50 .90
C
762 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Kyle, Wm. 63-1 56.76 44.40 -59.20 15.00 26.96
63-2 50.84 124.32 15.00 160.16
63-3 70.19 66.60 8.88 59.20 15.00 189.87
63-4 60.99 99.90 15.00 145.89
64-1 36.13 44.40 15.00 65.53
64-2 2.88 15.00 0
64-3 70.99 118.40 15.00 174.39
64-4 28.84 44.40 15.00 58.24
65-1 70.67 136.16 11.84 15.00 203.67
65-2 66.39 149.85 8.88 16.00 209.12
65-3 75.94 139.12 17.76 16.50 216.32
65-4 67.79 162.80 5.92 16.50 220.01
66-1 49.24 28.49 5.92 16.50 67.15
66-2 45.88 5.92 11.84 16.50 47.14
66-3 46.96 11.84 59.20 16.50 101.50
66-4 41.33 5.92 16.50 30.75
67-1 44.53 17.76 16.50 45.79
67-2 40.37 .37 16.50 24.24
67-3 12.79 5.92 59.20 1,000 5.50 1,072.41
LaBeau, John 66-2 2.75
66-3 4.21
66-4 4.66
Lacey, Edward 65-4 2.04 2.04
66-4 8.47 2.96 11.43
Lamana, Archie 66-1 2.08
67-1 62.59
Lampkins, James 66-3 83.20 88.80 172.00
66-4 56.92 23. 68 82.60
67-1 58.60 .37 58.97
67-2 59.28 59.28
67-3 15.39 15.39
Lasecki, Anthony 65-1 25.55
65-2 9.60
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 763
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Lavallis , Clyde 65-1 1.16
65-2 38.59
65-3 16.38
Lawyler, Clarence 63-1 28.96 15.00 13.96
63-2 53.12 15.00 38.12
63-3 48.41 5.92 15.00 39.33
63-4 49.29 15.00 34.29
64-1 50.84 15.54 15.00 51.38
64-2 41.56 15.00 26.56
64-3 62.51 59.20 15.00 106.71
64-4 49.65 15.00 34.65
65-1 51.58 15.00 36.58
65-2 43.21 16.00 27.21
65-3 47.91 16.50 31.41
65-4 44.93 16.50 28.43
66-1 16.73 16.50 .23
66-2 10.66 16.50 0
66-3 15.55 16.50 0
66-4 9.75 16.50 0
67-1 16.50 16.50 0
67-2 7.44 .37 5.50 2.31
Leach, Erwin 65-1 91.22 11.84 103.06
65-2 100.83 100.83
65-3 86.42 4.44 90.86
65-4 86.79 5.92 92.71
66-1 106.86 1.4C 17.76 126.10
66-2 107.92\ 1.48 1.48 110.88
66-3 113.25 5.92 2.96 122.13
66-4 102.83 5.92 108.75
67-1 105.19 105.19
67-2 80.22 80.22
67-3 52.60 5.92 7.40 65.92
67-4 40.27 40.27
Lee, Airvers 65-3 18.03
764 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Lee, Brown 66-1 18.97
66-2 17.61
66-3 16.19
66-4 4.16
67-1 26.36
67-2 15.60
67-3 12.79
67-4 8.95
Lee, John B. 67-2 1.93
67-3 22.13
Lee, Sammie 67-1 7.63 7.63
67-2 47.06 5 . 92 52.98
G 67-3 65.95 53 . 28 11 . 84 131.07
67-4 11.51 11.51
Leeth, Harold 63-1 29.74 15.00 14.74
63-2 34.53 10.00 24.53
Leitch, Clarence 64-2 15.93 15.93
64-3 26 . 56 26.56
65-2 15.84 5.92 21.76
66-1 13 . 52 13.52
66.2 38 . 42 38.42
Leland, Edward 64-4 9.36
65-1 36.01
65-2 17.28
65-3 25.93
66-1 7.28
66-2 6.31
Lemanski , Leonard 63-4 13.52 13.52
64-1 89.30 89.30
65-3 59.20 59.20
66-1 33.23 54.76 87.99
66-2 156.00 156.00
66-3 132.38 59.20 191.58
66-4 153.00 153.00
67-1 126.11 126.11
67-2 143.68 5.92 149.60
67-3 225.56 5.92 29.60 261.08
67-4 81 . 95 11.84 93.79
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 765
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Lewis, Charles 67-3 8.75 29.60 - 38.35
67-4 28.14 100.64 128.78
Lewis, Jasper 64-4 46.66 46.66
65-1 111.69 111.69
65-2 91.26 91.26
65-3 88.34 59.20 147.54
65-4 58.04 58.04
66-1 17.93 17.93
Lewis, Samuel 67-1 11.04
67-2 4.48
Lewis, Thomas 63-1 49.26 15.00 34.26
63-2 44.13 23.68 10.00 ,57.81
Linton, Howard 67-3 .61 .61
67-4 2.71 13.32 16.03
Litzan, Edward 63-2 23.66 23.66
63-3 48.77 48.77
63-4 45.18 45.18
64-1 50.77 50.77
64-2 33.45 33.45
64-3 57.28 57.28
64-4 52.30 52.30
65-1 58.00 11.84 69.84
65-2 57.46 57.46
65-3 64.53 3.70 68.23
65-4 65.58 65.58
66-1 11.43 17.76 29.19
66-2 45.60 5.92 51.52
66-3 171.32 13.32 184.64
67-2 .64 .64
67-3 24.64 5.92 30.56
Lomax, Frederick 67-2 7.92
Love, Roosevelt 67-3 11.62
67-4 3.96
•766 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Lowery, John 67-4 15.63
Lukas, John 65-1 148.26 148.26
65-2 161.46 13.32 174.78
65-3 181.95 6.66 188.61
65-4 162.84 162.84
66-1 98.66 37.74 136.40
66-2 68.08 68.08
66-3 82.80 82.80
66-4 26.68 26.68
Luke, Stanley 63-1 45.63 15.00 30.63
63-2 51.43 15.00 36.43
Lutz, Oliver 65-1 32.15 2.96 35.11
65-2 64.84 64.84
65-3 27.24 27.24
66-1 35.49 18.50 53.99
66-2 83.97 118.03 5.92 207.92
66-3 40.04 44.40 84.44
67-1 40.08 16.28 56.36
67-2 81.99 81.99
67-3 7.35 17.76 25.11
Machuta, John 65-2 1.43
65-3 102.35
65-4 58.79
66-1 51.07
66-2 41.37
66-3 47.60
66-4 39.97
67-1 33.56
-MacLeod , Donald 63-1 10.91 15.00 0
63-2 12.35 15.00 0
MacMichael, Charles 65-3 13.26 13.26
65-4 20.41 20.41
66-1 33.84 5.92 39.76
66-2 50.98 30.34 81.32
66-3 40.70 11.84 52.54
66-4 13.52 11.84 25.3.6
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 767
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
MacNeil, James 65-2 23.46 23.46
65-3 97.07 97.07
65-4 83.50 83.50
66-1 78.73 5.92 84.65
66-2 72.70 26.46 99.16
66-3 68.59 6.29 74.88
66-4 81.60 81.60
67-1 95.12 12.21 107.33
6i-2 62.33 5.18 67.51
67-3 55.18 55.18
67-4 12.98 12.98
Maddox , Edward 67-1 5.88
Malachesen , Michell 65-1 14.40 14.40
65-2 75.91 6.29 82.20
65-3 49.71 12.21 61.92
65-4 13.91 13.91
66-1 10.19 22.57 33.76
Mallory, Charlie 66-2 6.66 6.66
66-3 56.49 56.49
66-4 35.57 63.55 5.92 105.04
67-1 55.62 10.73 2.96 69.31
67-2 48.69 5.92 54.61
67^-3 50.41 5.92 11.84 68.17
67-4 13.95 13.95
Malone , Walter 66 -3 15.76 6.66 22.42
66-4 23.54 23.54
67-1 25. 86 12.68 38.54
67-2 36.27 36.27
67-3 39.12 39.12
67-4 11.67 11.67
Mandeville, Owen 65 -1 77.86 37.37 11.84 127.07
65-2 19.48 19.48
Manson, Monroe 67 -3 13.55
67-4 53.14
768 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Mardjetko , Steve 65-2 1.84
65-3 86.06
Mark, Samuel 63-1 30.10 33.67 15.00 48.77
63-2 37.14 50.32 15.00 72.46
63-3 47.98 74.19 10.36 15.00 117.53
63-4 27.68 53.28 15.00 65.96
64-1 4.16 15.00 0
64-2 2.24 15.00 0
64-3 3.48 15.00 0
64-4 4.52 4.52
65-1 23.89 15.00 8.89
65-2 7.68 5.50 2.18
Martin, Jessie 67-1 4.62 8.70 13.32
67-2 31.46 9.99 41.45
67-3 33.72 33.72
Martin, Paul 65-1 35.76
Martin, Willie 67-1 11.87
67•-2 23.64
67-3 13.17
67-4 9.36
Masuch , Cal 63-1 48.77 15.00 33.77
63-2 18.28 5.00 13.28
Mate, Steve 66-3 7.19 7.19
66-4 30 .68 30.68
67-1 8.91 8.91
67-2 25.28 25.28
67-3 38.96 1.30 40.26
67-4 9.38 9.38
Mathis, Farris 67-1 2. 89 .74 3.63
67-3 .72 .72
67-4 .64 4.44 5.08
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 769
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Matthews, August 63-1 77.30 77.30
63-2 34.49 34.49
64-1 25.66 25.66
64-2 36.10 36.10
64-3 48.72 48.72
64-4 41.73 41.73
65-1 51.63 51.63
65-2 44.20 44.20
65-3 24.24 24.24
65-4 44.36 44.36
66-1 86.88 57.58 144.46
66-2 46.63 46.63
66-3 24.81 24.81
66-4 12.96 12.96
67-1 49.15 49.15
67-2 31.15 31.15
67-3 13.07 13.07
67-4 5.12 5.12
Matthews, Elmer 67-3 7.68 124.45 132.13
67-4 30.46 30.46
Matthews, Raymond 63-2 7.67 7.67
63-3 60.18 60.18
63-4 48.09 48.09
64-1 62.93 62.93
64-2 45.91 45.91
64-3 60.72 60.72
64-4 67.38 67.38
65-1 79.80 79.80
65-2 89.19 89.19
65-3 90.25 59.20 149.45
65-4 90.66 11.84 102.50
66-1 103.89 17.76 121.65
66-2 102.45 8.88 111.33
66-3 120.12 14.80 59.20 194.12
66-4 97.73 8.88 106.61
67-1 118.29 5.92 17.76 141.97
67-2 105.33 7.40 112.73
67-3 61.79 14.80 59.20 135.79
67-4 19.03 19.03
Matthis, Farris 67-1 14.07 14.07
67-2 20.98 20.98
67-3 20.16 7.29 27.45
67-4 8.31 8.31
770 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr . Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Mattson, John 65-1 11.15 11.15
65-2 58.96 58.96
65-3 63.73 2.41 66.14
65-4 66.11 66.11
66-1 46.39 34.04 80.43
66-2 35.20 9.62 44.82
66-3 5.25 5.25
McAtee, Arnold 63-1 .48 15.00 0
63-2 8.31 15.00 0
63-3 4.64 15.00 0
63-4 3.60 5.00 0
64-1 5.20 15.00 0
64-2 4.16 15.00 0
64-3 3.20 15.00 0
64-4 3.44 3.44
65-1 13.36 15.00 0
65-2 10.87 10.50 .37
McCain, Dyett 67-3 25.82 44.77 70.59
McCarthy, Richard 63-1 13.70 13.70
63-2 10.87 10.87
63-3 6.40 6.40
63-4 7.67 7.67
64-1 10.27 10.27
64'-2 9.43 9.43
64-3 12.79 20.72 33.51
64-4 5.70 5.70
McCloud, James 67-2 7.63
67-3 2.18
McCoy, Richard 65-4 5.20
66-1 2.57
McCrady, Zenus 65-3 4.12
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 771
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
McCrea , Glenn 63-1 13.17 13.17
63-2 29.78 29.78
63-3 26.18 .37 26.55
63-4 21.72 .19 21.91
64-1 8.27 8.27
64-2 22.50 22.50
64-3 39.05 39.05
64-4 L4.29 14.29
65-1 4.02 4.02
65-2 10.03 10.03
65-3 10.05 10.05
McElroy, Wm. 66-2 23.14
66-3 39.24
66-4 44.85
McGee, Samuel 67-4 13.19
McGhee, Roger 67-3 6.73
67-4 28.76
McGill, Albert 65-1 14.08
65-2 23.76
65-3 26.05
66-1 5.07
McGraw, Arthur 66-4 3.97
McKenna , Lester 63 -1 46.53 4.44 15.00 35.97
63-2 56.46 12.21 15,00 53.67
63-3 76.92 121.36 15,00 141.05
63-4 61.33 94.72 15 ,00 182.28
64-1 60.45 19.61 15.00 65.06
64-2 52.16 15,00 37.16
64-3 42.21 59.20 15,09 86.41
427-258 O-LT - 74 - 50
772 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
McKenster, Wm. 63-2 31.64 31.64
63-3 56.90 6.29 63.19
63-4 48.25 48.25
64-1 53.04 53.04
64-2 46.43 46.43
64-3 56.20 8.14 64.34
64-4 50.34 50.34
65-1 61.84 61.84
65-2 55.58 55.58
65-3 64.86 59.20 124.06
65-4 58.60 58.60
66-1 68.67 68.67
66-2 56.89 56.89
66-3 65.61 65.61
6b-4 56.50 56.50
67-1 55.40 55.40
67-2 60.50 60.50
67-3 24.41 16.28 59.20 99.89
McLean, Jack 63-1 35.67 15.00 20.67
63-2 41.89 15.00 26.89
McQuisten, Roy 65-3 30.24 47.28 77.52
65-4 77.09 83.62 5.92 166.63
66-1 26.00 11.84 37.84
66-3 2.08 2.08
66-4 12.59 18.13 30.72
67-1 49.48 61.37 110.85
67-2 44.29 60.68 5.92 110.89
67-3 37.71 53.28 90.99
67-4 51.16 65.12 5.92 122.20
McWilliams, Chas. D. 67-2 11.12 20.72 31.84
67-3 14.31 54.02 68.33
McWilliams, David 67-1 3.78
67-2 25.92
67-3 26.42
67-4 26.54
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 773
Name Q tr. Wage - 0/T Holiday Vac. . Misc. Dues Total
Meek , Avester 66-2 18.67 15.17 33.84
66-3 66.61 165.76 232.37
66-4 14.39 14.39
67-3 16.95 38.48 55.43
67-4 57.40 103.60 161.00
Meeks , Albert 67-3 44.85
67-4 6.76
Mensey , Jesse 67-3 6.00
Menzie, Donald 63 -1 9.67 15.00 0
63-2 4.08 15.00 0
63-3 6.64 15.00 0
63-4 15.51 .74 4.00 12.25
64-1 13.91 15.00 0
Metcalf, Thomas E. 67-4 18.48
Metcalf, Wm . 67-3 14.06
67-4 17.76
Meyer,,George 66 -3 4.47 11.60 16.07
Meyer, Gus 63-1 49.87 15.00 34.87
63-2. 58.52 15.00 43.52
63-3 57.72 53.28 15.00 96.00
63-4 49.24 15 .00 34.24
64-1 57.30 15.00 42.30
64-2 50.20 15 .00 35.20
64-3 55.40 15 .00 40.40
64-4 50.70 15 .00 35.70
65-1 57.44 15.00 42.44
65-2 50.15 16.00 34.15
65-3. 54.82 5.92 59.20 16.50 103.44
65-4 50.68 5.92 16.50 40.10
66-1 57.82 16.50 41.32
66-2 50.34 16.50 33.84
66-3 48.60 59.20 16.50 91.30
66-4 50.68 16.50 34.18
67-1 55.58 16.50 39.08
67-2 50.60 16.50 34.10
67-3 53.90 16.50 37.40
67-4 50.52 5.50 45.02
774 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Meyers, Edward 64-4 24.37
65-1 59.45
65-2 44.73
Michellad, Frank 64-4 20.51 20.51
65-1 104.42 160.84 265.26
65-2 97.73 301.55 399.28
Miller, Clyde 66-1 10.15
66-2 9.99
Miller, Donald 65-3 7.48 1.85 9.33
66-2 5.20 5.20
66-3 37.51 37.51
66-4 39.00 39.00
67-1 24.73 24.73
67-2 21.34 21.34
67-3 25.98 25.98
67-4 16.31 16.31
Miller, Dwight 63-1 33.30 15.00 18.30
63-2 58.42 15.00 43.42
63-3 57.04 15.00 42.04
63-4 50.76 15.00 35.76
64-1 58.73 15.00 43.73
64-2 49.98 15.00 34.98
64-3 58.87 15.00 43.87
64-4 51.03 15.00 36.03
65-1 60.73 12.58 15.00 58.31
65-2 55.15 .56 16.00 39.71
65-3 46.79 16.50 30.29
Miller, Elling 67 - 2 3.03 3.03
67-3 32.18 66.97 99.15
67-4 1.28 1.28
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 775
Name Q tr. Wage O/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Miller, Joseph '63-1 52.63 15.00 37.63
63-2 59.57 15.00 44.57
63-3 53.93 14.80 15.00 53.73
63-4 50.81 15.00 35.81
64-1 49.99 15.00 34.99
64-2 39.99 15.00 24.99
64-3 45.59 15.00 30.59
64-4 49.63 15.00 34.63
65-1 47.60 15.00 32.60
65-2 47.60 16.00 31.60
65-3 52.02 16.50 35.52
65-4 48.53 16.50 32.03
66-1 22.25 16.50 5.75
66-2 17.06 11.84 16.50 12.40
66-3 16.50 0
66-4 9.51 9.51
Miller , Paul 63 -1 17.58 15.00 2.58
63-2 19.18 15.00 4.18
63-3 20.54 15.00 5.54
63-4 16.63 15 .00 1.63
64-1 19.83 15.00 4.83
64-2 16.87 15.00 1.87
64-3 22.54 15.00 7.54
64-4 23.34 15.00 8.34
65-1 22.22 15.00 7.22
65-2 16.31 16.00 .31
65-3 18.87 16.50 2.37
65-4 18.15 16.50 1.65
66-1 18.15 11.00 7.15
Mills, Robert 67-3 16.24
Minion, Samuel 67-4 6.48
Minors, John 65-2 6.24
Mitton, Wm . J. 67-4 9.35
Mitten, John 67-2 1.28
67-3 5.76
776 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Moore , Clarence 66-1 7.54
Moore , Elridge B . 67-4 12.87
Moosie , John 65-1 15.75 15.75
65-2 22.74 22.74
65-3 18.59 18.59
65-4 18.27 18.27
66-1 23.98 23.98
66-2 27.54 27.54
66-3 27.57 27.57
66-4 7.32 7.32
67-1 37.37 37.37
67-2 21.42 21.42
67-3 39.90 8.51 48.41
67-4 12.93 .37 13.30
Moriarty, John 65-3 15.34
Morris, Guy 65-3 56.79 56.79
65-4 37.76 4.81 42.57
66-1 33.49 7.77 41.26
66-2 30.84 30.84
Morris, James 65=1 49.90
65-2 49.04
65-3 17.47
65-4 9.36
Mosley, Clyde 67-3 4.55 1.48 - 6.03
67-4 30.22 30.22
Mosley, Mannie 65-3 7.12 2.22 9.34
Moss, Samuel 66-2 44.27 11.10 5.5.37
66-3 88.56 10.73 14.80 114.09
66-4 47.87 52.54 100.41
67-1 35.92 8.88 44.80
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 777
Name Qtr . Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Mulla, Gerald 63 -1 16.58
63-2 20.16
Mullins, Cecil 63-1 31.90 1.48 15.00 18.38
63-2 32.62 15.00 17.62
63-3 24.22 2.96 15.00 12.18
63-4 10.15 15.00 0
64-1 6.48 15.00 0
64-2 18.37 15.00 3.37
64-3 24.31 15.00 9.31
64-4 51.81 10.00 41.81
65-1 18.72 15.00 -3.72
65-2 11.52 16.00 0
65-3 14.40 16.50 0
65-4 10.08 11.00 0
66-1 8.64 11.00 0
Mullins, Dennis 64-2 90.20
65-2 14.40
65-3 23.14
65-4 6.18
66-1 3.71
Mullins, John 63-1 13.83 15,00 0
63-2 1.92 5.00 0
Murphy, Dennis 66-3 16.23 16.23
66-4 31.37 31.37
67-1 34.07 16.84 50.91
67-2 22.08 61.91 83.99
67-3 .72 .72
Murphy, Thomas 65-3 42.83 42.83
65-4 31.20 31.20
66-1 47.18 47.18
66-2 33.13 33.13
66-3 71.33 23.31 94.64
66-4 36.01 36.01
67-1 39.56 39.56
67-2 28.49 28.49
67-3 45.70 5.92 51.62
67-4 112.22 112.22
778 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Murray, Thomas 66-1 102.71
66-2 145.43
66-3 21.01
Murray, Wm. 65-3 61.29 17.76 79.05
65-4 49.34 49.34
66-1 46.78 6.29 53.07
66-2 45.31 11.84 57.15
66-3 60.19 6.13 66.32
Muse, James H. 65-1 18.77
65-2 62.99
Muszynaki , Paul 67-2 9.83 3.70
Myers, Sam
13.53
63-1 51.16 15.00 36.16
63-2 18.55 5 . 92 15 . 00 9.47
63-3 15.00 0
64-1 26 . 83 5.00 21.83
Naruc, Steve 66-2 1 .47 1.47
66-3 38 .07 4.07 42.14
66-4 34.13 1.48 35.61
67-1 34.53 34.53
67-2 29.02 29.02
67-3 28.38 28.38
Neal, John
Neal, Hudie
67-3 21.54 23.68 45.22
67-4 28.04 28.04
65-1 69.68 11.84
65-2 68.64
65-3 72.80
65-4 67.60
66-1 48 . 60 8.14
66-2 49.52 1.48
66-3 45.45
66-4 39.89
67-1 1.12
59.20
81.52
68.64
72.80
67.60
56.74
51.00
104.65
39.89
1.12
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE , INC. 779
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Nedd, Bishop 66-4 33.14 45. 88 79.02
67-1 3.04 3.04
67-3 35.58 35.58
67-4 10.47 10.47
Newels, Alvin 67-1 2.36
67-2 4.60
67-3 2.80
Nevils, Ralph 67-1 11.84
67-2 .28
Newsome, Edgar 63 - 2 39.24
Newton, James 65-3 2.08
65-4 9.68
Newton , Osborn 67-1 51.92 77. 33 18.61 147.86
67-2 44.10 55.02 7.03 106.15
67-3 52.58 110.72 11.84 59 . 20 234.34
67-4 37.55 5.92 43.47
66-1 7 .41 11 .84 19.25
66-2 42.96 59.20 102.16
66-3 48.68 65.12 113.80
66-4 41.96 59.20 101.16
Niblet, Jr . Willie 65-1 8.51
64-4 3.96
Nical, Win. 65-2 3.25
65-3 23.25
66-1 32.41
66-2 31.60
66-3 44.65
66-4 33.13
67-1 43.21
67-2 15.84
Nichols, Clifford 67-3 4.27
67-4 18.12
780 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Nicholson, Cyril 66-3 64.67 19.92 84.59
66-4 53.44 4.44 57.88
'67-1 60.02 2.96 62.98
67-2 62.40 62.40
67-3 42.97 42.97
67-4 11.27 11.27
Niedbolla, Emil 63-2 51.16
63-3 58.84
63-4 50.20
64-1 58.84
64-2 50.20
64-3 62.51
64-4 51.64
65-1 55.32
65-2 48.92
65-3 22.70
Norwood, Daniel W. 65-4 20.49 47.36 67.85
66-1 81.51 49.58 131.09
66-2 55.35 37.74 93.09
66-3 43.89 13.12 57.01
66-4 42.49 38.11 80.60
67-1 47.50 80.66 11.84 140.00
67-2 7.95 73.26 81.21
67-3 42.13 47.90 59.20 149.23
Nowicki, Harry 63-1 47.56 15.00 32.56
63-2 63.71 15.00 48.71
63-3 60.79 .37 15.00 46.16
63-4 52.42 15.00 37.42
64-1 59.74 15.00 44.74
64-2 51.34 15.00 36.34
64-3 43.97 8.14 10.00 42.11
Nunnally, Herman 66-4 22.91
Obadin, Nicholas 67-3 35.57 5.92 41.49
67-4 17.89 17.89
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 781
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
O'Donnell , Melvin 65-2 24.38 24.38
65-4 18.64 18.64
66-2 23.66 5.92 29.58
O'Donovan , Patrick 63-3 9.20
O'Dowd, John 65-2 8.45 8.45
65-3 98.34 6.11 104.45
65-4 95.66 9.07 104.73
66-1 61.61 12.21 73.82
66-2 53.26 5.92 59.18
66-3 53.77 11.84 65.61
66-4 41.95 5.92 47.87
67-1 42.41 5.92 48.33
67-2 3.20 3.20
67-3 59.20 59.20
Ogle , Charles 66-2 6.47 23.68 30.15
66-3 61.39 153.92 215.31
66-4 46.25 114.33 160.58
67-1 9.28 99.66 108.94
67-2 217.09 217.09
67-3 1.44 80.50 81.94
Oguro, Charles 65-2 12.94
65-3 45.19
65-4 45.27
O'Keefe, Lawrence 66-2 48.18 159.84 208.02
66-3 75.27 148.74 224.01
66-4 37.53 11.89 49.42
Oleniki, Stanley 64-4 28.73 28.49 57.22
65-1 145.30 182.78 11.84 339.92
65-2 130.99 183.15 6.29 320.43
65-3 149.44 199.80 12.58 361.82
65-4 111.74 153.92 7.40 273.06
66-1 88.47 2.96 91.43
66-2 32.08 32.08
66-3 59.20 59.20
782 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Orr, Richard 65-1 8.10
65-2 1.44
Orr, Seymour 63-2 3.84 3.84
63-3 13.15 4.81 17.96
63-4 7.23 7.23
64-1 7.66 7.66
64-2 8.31 8.31
64-3 4.72 4.72
Osborne, Comer E. 65-3 19.85 19.85
65-4 42.95 5.92 48.87
66-1 .64 .64
Osborne, Silas N. 65-2 5.20 5.20
65-4 34.78 34.78
66-1 6.48 .75 7.23
Overbey, Morris 65-1 95.03 107.30 5.92 208.25
Palmer, Peter 63-4 5.59
64-1 32.10
64-2 18.01
Palmer, Ralph 67-3 10.70
Pantone, Fred 64-4 29.41 5.92 35.33
65-1 60.47 51.06 5.92 117.45
Paradela , Sebastian 64-4 65.75 65.75
65-1 118.85 79.55 11.84 210.24
65-2 79.12 100.64 5.92 185.68
65-3 56.72 110.63 11.84 179.19
65-4 4.48 4.48
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 783
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Parker, Arthur 65-2 48.36 48.36
65-3 82 .81 6.29 89.10
65-4 78.98 6.29 85.27
66-1 80.28 66.23 146.51
66-2 74.04 66.23 140.27
66-3 61.59 67.60 129.19
66-4 .68 23.68 24.36
Parrish, Ralph 66-3 36 .91 35.52 . 72.43
Parski, Joseph 63-1 39.01 15.00 24.01
63-2 44.77 15.00 29.77
63-3 44.69 15.00 29.69
63-4 38.44 15.00 23.44
64-1 46.37 15.00 31.37
64-2 38.65 15.00 23.65
64-3 45.90 5.18 48.84 15.00 84.92
64-4 33.26 5.00 28.26
65-1 44.77 15.00 29.77
65-2 38.37 16.00 22.37
65-3 44.77 11.84 118.40 16.50 158.51
65-4 39.45 16.50 22.95
66-1 45.41 5.92 16.50 34.83
66-2 39.33 16.50 22.83
66-3 45.09 59.20 16.50 87.79
66-4 37.09 16.50 20.59
67-1 44.77 11.84 16.50 40.11
67-2 29.22 118.40 1,000 11 1,136.62
Partain, Jerry 66-1 5.40 4.07 9.47
66-2 80.89 121.92 202.81
66-3 88.14 82.33 170.47
66-4 47.41 31.45 78.86
67-1 66.36 31.45 17.76 115.57
67-2 37.75 36.45 74.20
67-3 54.48 93.52 148.00
67-4 154.17 60.13 3.33 217.63
784 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Paschall , Benjamin 65-2 5.20 5.20
65-3 7.20 7.20
65-4 65.59 65.59
66-1 66.07 197.21 263.28
66-2 66.07 155.40 221.47
66-3 25.63 217.56 243.19
66-4 23.55 171.05 194.60
67-1 26.17 410.33 8.88 445.38
67-2 21.66 334.11 355.77
67-3 26.51 431 .92 8.88 59.20 526.51
67-4 43.29 236.17 279.46
Patrick, Oscar , 67-3 106.75
67-4 114.33
Patterson , Frank M. 67-3 28.35 49.05 77.40
Payne , Kenney 65-4 .32
66-2 5.01
Peacock, Edwin 67-2 28.72
67-3 15.94
Peacock, Joseph 67-1 8.95
People, Charles 67-4 10.55
Pepper , Floyd 67-2 8.25
Pepper , Harland 63-1 22.66 15.00 7.66
63-2 27.18 15.00 12.18
63-3 17.33, 15.00 2.33
63-4 13.45 15.00 0
64-1 9.57 15.00 0
64-2 15.35 15.00 .35
64-3 18.45 10.00 8.45
64-4 12.03 12.03
65-1 10.91 10.00 .91
65-2 2.56 2.56
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 785
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Perehea, Leonard 65-3 68.27 68.27
65-4 73.23 5.92 79.15
66-1 65.40 10.36 75.76
66-2 55.19 5.92 61.11
66-3 57.75 57.75
66-4 19.28 5.92 25.20
67-1 23.76 11.84 35.60
67-2 21.23 21.23
67-3 24.66 37.37 62.03
67-4 9.08 17.76 26.84
Perez, Enrique 67-1 3.42 3.42
67-2 29.42 29.42
67-3 21.38 21.09 42.47
Perry, Myron 66-4 22.03 59.20 81.23
67-1 22.98 14.80 37.78
Peterson , Frederick 66-3 9.76 4.81 14.57
Phillips, Harry 63-1 11.91 15.00 0
63-2 13.03 15.00 0
63-3 13.91 15.00 0
63-4 11.28 15.00 0
64-1 13.75 15.00 0
64-2 10.55 15.00 0
64-3 12.31 15.00 0
64-4 11.27 15.00 0
65-1 14.64 15.00 0
65-2 11.51 16.00 0
65-3 12.31 16.50 0
65-4 10.55 16.50 0
66-1 12.39 16.50 0
66-2 9.67, 16.50 0
66-3 4.39 16.50 0
Phillips, John 65-1 .65
65-2 5.79
Pickard, Dudley 67-1 78.96
67-2 25.60
786 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Pierce, Ivies 65-3 27.56
65-4 36.44
66-1 4.62
Piescinski , John 66-1 27. 66 66 .97 94.63
66-2 35.33 77.70 113.03
66-3 4.08 8 .14 12.22
Pillsbury , Leecil 67-1 11.07 11.07
67-2 16.35 16.35
67-3 18.26 36.63 54.89
67-4 22.90 22.90
Pluis, Walter 63-1 28.82 15.00 13.82
63-2 30.82 .74 15.00 16.56
63-3 31.82 15.00 16.82
63-4 23.25 15.00 8.25
64-1 30.50 15.00 15.50
64-2 22 .10 15.00 7.10
64-3 30.48 15.00 15.48
64-4 25.82 15.00 10.82
65-1 24.70 15.00 9.70
65-2 21.30 16.00 5.30
Poindexter , L. V. 67-3 5.60
67-4 6.71 14.80 21.51
Polk, Edward 63-1 51.05 -5.92 15.00 30.13
63-2 58.52 15.00 43.52
63-3 57.64 5.92 15.00 48.56
63-4 51.18 15.00 36.18
64-1 58 .20 2.96 15.00 46.16
64-2 49.50 15.00 34.50
64-3 59.62 15.00 44.62
64-4 51.34 15.00 36.34
65-1 59.44 15.00 44.44
65-2 49.24 16.00 33.24
65-3 54.68 16.50 38.18
65-4 50.20 16.50 33.70
66-1 80.22 16.50 63.72
66-2 51.28 16.50 34.78
66-3 52.76 59.20 16.50 95.46
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 787
Name Qtr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Ponton, Anton 67-1 1.56 8.14 9.70
67-2 23,45 65.68 89.13
67-3 35.13 25.16 60.29
67-4 8.89 8.89
Ponton, Manson 67-3 22.70
Poole, Bernard 63-1 53.27 15.00 )
63-2 63.63 23.68 -65.12 15.00 45.46)
63-3 65.63 68.82 5.92 59.20 15.00 184.57
63-4 60.35 62.53 15.00 107.88
64-1 53.91 10.36 15.00 49.27
64-2 63.95 14.80 15.00 63.75
64-3 65.95 71.04 15.00 121.99
64-4 60.67 34.41 29.60 15.00 109.68
65-1 68.23 116.55 11.84 15.00 181.62
65-2 66.63 122.47 5.92 16.00 179.02
65-3 53.56 31.08 7.07 29.60 16.50 104.81
65-4 1.28 5.50 0
Portaca, James 65-1 46.81 50.00 96.81
65-2 48.24 48.24
65-3 50.40 50.40
(5-4 41.14 41.14
66-1 16.60 29.97 46.57
66-3 59.20 59.20
Post, Colonel 66-2 28.05 6.66 34.71
66-3 1.04 1.04
Power, Lorne 64-3 86.28 86.28
65-2 55.90 85.86 141.76
65-3 105.30 208.68 8.88 322.86
65-4 82.04 169.46 8.88 260.38
66-1 56.55 175.38 321.93
66-2 10.31 11.84 22.15
427-258 O-LT - 74 - 51
788
Name
DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Q tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Powers, J.R. 67-4 24.82
Presnell, James M . 67-1 6.12
67-2 15.66
Preston, Harvey 67-1 4.56 4.56
67-2 22.60 54.76 77.36
67-3 32.58 98.79 131.37
67-4 33.69 81.03 114.72
Price, William 67-1 25.04
67-2 31.90
67-3 29.26
Pruitt, Edward 67 -2 9.01 11.84 20.85
67-3 59.75 3.89 63.64
Pryor, Green 66 -2 1.62 1.62
66-3 43.82 46.62 90.44
66-4 36.69 36.69
67-1 31.65 31.65
67-2 20.87 20.87
67-3- 16.70 16.70
67-4 2.24 2.24
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 789
Name Qtr. Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Querbey, Morris 64-4 23.53
Rager, John 67-3 9.12 47.73 56.85
Ragsdale , James 66-2 23.42 32.56 55.Q8
3 54.93 30.34 85.27
4 57.07 15.73 72.80
67-1 68.11 68.11
2 74.03 6.66 5.92 86.61
3 52.20 11.84 64.04
4 14.53 14.53
Rahaman, Isamaddin 67-2 9.71 1.48 11.19
3 22.63 21.47 44.10
Rasmussen, Paul 64-3 8.90 8.90
4 71.26 71.26
65-1 78.64 70.49 149.13
2 73.96 71.04 11.84 156.84
3 85.15 70.30 11.84 167.29
4 43.29 48.10' 5.92 97.31
66-1 89.44 100.64 190.08
2 84.71 112.57 197.28
3` 47.00 65.00 5.92 117.Q2
4 6.71 6.71
67-1 5.75 5.75
2 7.00 7.00
3 3.72 59.20 62.92
4 17.43 17.43
790 \ DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr. Wage 0/T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Rawkar , Matthew 64-4 79.92 79.92
65-1 127.94 127.94
2 75.67 75.67
3 78.72 78.72
66-1 145.70 170.57 316.27
2 108.81 41.81 150.62
3 88.47 11.84 5.92 59.20 165.43
4 41.27 45.88 87.15
67-1 7.94 7.94
3 59.20 59.20
Ray, Robert 66-2 19.75 2.22 21.97
3 61.77 48.85 110.62
4 2.60 2.60
Redder, Adolph 63-1 59.29 93.61 15.00 137.90
2 64.23 55.13 15.00 104.16
3 73.78 114.80 15.00 173.67
4 62.18 110.46 15.00 157.64
64-1 53.57 17.21 15.00 55.78
2 65.32 21.46 15.00 71.78
3 75.60 41.44 15.00 102.04
4 79.28 38.48 15.00 102.76
65-1 92.71 41.44 15.00 119.15
2 120.49 33.09 16.00 146.58
3 29.60 11.00 18.60
66-3 29.60 16.50 14.10
67-3 58.00 16.50 41.50
Reed, Charles 67-4 8.88
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 791
Name Qtr. Wade 0 /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Reeres, Milton 66-3 74.88 44.40 26.64 145.92
66-4 71.37 51.06 13.32 135.75
67-1 81.90 51.80 133.70
67-2 70.50 43.66 114.16
67-3 35.97 33.30 69.27
67-4 26.54 26.54
Renaud , Norman J. 65-2 5.20
65-3 7.61
Reynolds , Robert 66-2 4.24 9.62 13.86
Rhodman, Earl 67-4 5.18 .74 5.92
Rhoton, Willie 66-1 5.32
Richards , William 66-4 15.70 15.70
67-1 46.79 46.79
67-2 40.51 40.51
67-3 45.97 14.80 60.77
67-4 3.20 3.20
Richardson , Henry 67-3 2.84
67-4 27.66
Riffle , Vincent 66-1 1.96
66-2 1.98
66-3 1.60
67-1 .64
Riffle, V ., Jr. 65-1 1.71
65-2 22.33
65-3 4.32
65-4 5.76
792 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 2LT Holiday , Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Riley, Kelton 65-1 17.13
65-2 10.04
Rioux, Charles 65-3 2.26 2.26
65-4 25.29 25.29
66-1 27.98 27.98
66-2 17.91 17.91
66-3 44.52 18.50 5.92•; 68.94
66-4 8.23 8.23
Riser , William 64-4 2.86 2.86
65-1 111.76 11.84 123.60
65-2 125.55 125.55
65-3 109.77 12.58 122.35
65-4 112.82 112.82
66-1 41.40 41.40
66-2 26.64 - 26.64
Rivak, Michael 63-2 19.03 19.03
63-3 56.00 5.92 61.92
63-4 30.54 4.07 5.92 40.53
64-1 32.11 32.11
64-2 31.80 31.80
64-3 51.11 51.11
64-4 52.98 52.98
65-1 49.54 49.54
65-2 39.41 39.41
65-3 35.31 35.31
65-4 7.92 7.92
66-1 50.36 2.96 44.40 97.72
66-2 43.97 43.97,
66-3 44.05 44.05
Rivera , Vincente 65-1 106.92 72.52 179.44
65-2 99.39 59.20 158.59
65-3 119.91 108.04 11.84 239.79
65-4 5.76 5.76
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 793
Name tr. Wage O/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Rivers, Daniel 63-1 53.08 22.68 -1.51 15.00 59.25
63-2 64.07 51.43 15.00 100.50
63-3 68.75 69.92 1.51 15.00 125.18
63-4 55.48 48.84 15.00 89.32
64-1 68.27 87.32 15.00 140.59
64-2 56.92 65.12 5.92 15.00' 112.96
64-3 71.15 82.88 15.00 139.03
64-4 52.88 32.93 15.00 70.81
65-1 •47.36 13.32 11.84 15.00 57.52
65-2 70.28 9.07 16.00 63.35
65-3 66.06 59.,20 16.50 108.76
65-4 3.14 5.50 0
66-3 88.80 5.50 $3.30
67-3 29.60 16.50 13.10
Robar, Robert 64-2 10.44
64-3 3.91
Roberts, Wilburn 63-1 117.07 2.59 119.66
63-4 13.84 13.84
Robertson , Clarence 66-2 22.92 33.47 . 56.39
66-3 80.83 121.73 202.56
67-1 44.64 63.64 15.17 123.45
67-2 12.47 17.76 30.23
Robertson, James F. 64-4 58.63
65-1 52.44
65-2 26.38
65-3 20.08
66-1 26.91
66-2 21.06
66-3 25.74
66-4 1.93
67-1 13.52
67-2 21.71
67-3 3.28
Robinson , Brian 64-3 43.84
794 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . Wage 2 LT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Robinson , Harry 63-1 48.76 -59.20 15.00
63-3 33.74 59.20 15.00 52.501
63-4 43.41 10.00 33.41
64-1 42.51 15.00 27.51
64-2 11.41 15.00 0
65-1 19.43 15.00 4.43
65-2 13.84 16.00 0
65-3 8.90 59.20 11.00 57.10
64-3 59.20 59.20
Robinson , James C. 67 -1 5.12 5.12
67-2 16.71 6.66 23.37
67-3 41.83 55.24 97.07
67-4 48.76 55.50 104.26
Robinson , Jerome 65-4 16.17 5.76 21.93
Robinson , John 64-4 17.02 17.02
65-1 13.19 18.79 31.98
65-2 87.28 8. 88 96.16
65-3 96.48 5.92 102.40
65-4 55.38 55.38
66-1 65.52 1.48 67.00
66-2 56.44 1.48 57.92
66-3 56.09 56.09
66-4 60.84 4.44 65.28
67-1 58.30 58.30
67-2 33.57 33.57
Robinson , Lewis 67-1 10.87 8.14 19.01
67-2 56.40 166.87 223.27
67-3 59.60 150.96 210.56
67-4 26.90 6.29 33.19
Robinson , Lonnie 67-2 .24
67-3 18.90
67-4 3.84
Robinson , Wilmer 67 -2 18.20 11.47 29.67
67-3 53.30 25.90 79.20
67-4 35.73 35.73
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 795
Name Q tr. Wage O/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Rode, Frank 64-4 7.06
65-1 16.90
65-2 15.60
65-3 9.21
65-4 16.73
66-1 18.39
66-2 15.31
66-3 12.90
67-3 59.20
Roden , Marvin 66-3 .46
66-4 4.59
Rodgers , Billy 66-1 23.55 14.43 37.98
66-2 68.05 50.11 118.16
66-3 53.04 53.04
66-4 33.6: 33.67
67-1 33.67 33.67
Rodgers , William 65-1 5.24 5.24
67-1 19.90 11.84 31.74
67-2 11.79 11.79
Rodriguez , Edward 67-2 19.53 44.59 64.12
67-3 20.47 35.52 55.99
Roebuck, J. E. 67-3 5.02
67-4 .60
Rogers , Albert Jr. 67-3 5.44 2.22 7.66
Rogers , Eddie Jr. 67-2 14.75 14.75
67-3 38.65 2.59 41.24
67-4 46.86 46.86
Rogers, Louis A. 66-1 14.56
66-2 10.40
66-3 3.12
Romanski , John 67-3 15.65
I DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD796
Name tr. Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Rosenblum , Robert 65-3 13.28
65-4 14.71
66-1 .70
Rosenkranz , Anthony 63-1 51.78 -11.84 15.00 24.94
63-2 58.52 15.00 43.52
63-3 57.56 11.84 15.00 54.40
63-4 51.12 15.00 36.12
64-1 58.84 15.00 43.84
64-2 50.38 15.00 35.38
64-3 59.26 5.92 15.00 50.18
64-4 46.47 15.00 31.47
65-I 51.24 15.00 36.24
65-2 49.88 16.00 33.88
65-3 49. 88 5.92 16.50 39.30
65-4 38.69 16.50 22.19
66-1 46.68 16.50 30.18
66-2 54.04 16.50 37.54
66-3 47.64 16.50 31.14
66-4 41.89 16.50 25.39
67-1 43.57 16.50 27.07
67-2 42.21 16.50 25.71
67-3 43.17 5.92 16.50 32.59
67-4 44.13 5.50 38.63
Ross , Napoleon 67-1 .72
67-3 1.31
Rota, Joseph 65-1 98 .81 17.18 115.99
65-2 74.90 18.39 93.29
65-3 68.43 52.21 120.64
65-4 24.07 23.87 47.94
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC: 797
Name tr Wage Q Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Roude, Alfred 63-1 47.98 24.93 15.00 55.46
-2.45
63-2 55.86 24.93 15.00 65.79
63-3 55.66 4.44 24.93 15.00 70.03
63-4 47.41 24.93 15.00 57.34
64-1 41.67 24.93 15.00 51.60
64-2 11.13 / 24.93 15.00 21.06
64-3 29.24 '21.09 24.93 15.00 60.26
64-4 47.98 24.93 10.00 62.91
65-1 63.99 24.93 15.00 73.92
65-2 62.88 7.40 6.29 24.93 16.00 85.50
65-3 62.74 6.29 24.93 16.50 77.46
65-4 62.50 24.93 16.50 70.93
66-1 76.39 24.93 16.50 84.82
66-2 69.67 24.93 16.50 78.10
66-3 72.10 59.20 24.93 16.50 139.73
66-4 64.71 24.93 16.50 73.14
67-1 71.06 19.98 24.93 16.50 99.47
67-2 33.69 16.28 7.40 24.93 16.50 65.80
67-3 36.67 5.18 4.81 8.31 16.50 38.47
Rouse, John W. 65-2 100.11 5.92 106.03
&5-3 41.50 41.50
65-4 52.37 49.95 102.32
66-1 3.56 3.56
Ruff, George J. 65-1 45.76 45.76
65-2 27.50 27.50
65-3 33.87 33.87
65-4 39.00 39.00
66-1 50.51 - 50.51
66-2 30.16 30.16
66-3 42.06 42.06
66-4 25.48 7.03 _ 32.51
Ruff, John Jay 66-1 7.73 30.71 38.44
66-2 4.42 4.42
66-3 6.82 6.82
66-4 1.11 1.11
67-1 4.87 4.87
Ruger, Carl 64-1 8.36 8.36
64-2 52.74 52.74
64-3 102.99 102.99
64-4 92.61 92.61
65-1 35.20 2.96 38.16
798 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr Wane 2 LT Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Rule, David 63-2 40.61 -5.92 34.69
63-3 56.78 5.92 62.70
63-4 50.20 50.20
64-1 57.88 57.88
64-2 48.92 48.92
64-3 58.48 58.48
64-4 44.93 44.93
65-1 60.81 11.84 72.65
65-2 50.36 50.36
65-3 53.08 5.92 59.00
65-4 51.18 5.92 57.10
66-1 40.51 40.51
66-2 13.55 13.69 27.24
66-3 59.20 59.20
Rushing, Elbert 65-3 8.58
65-4 88.32
66-1 78.50
66-2 57.44
66-3 68.35
66-4 63.02
67-1 67.52
67-2 30.79
Russell, Frederick 63-1 49.55 15.00 34.55
63-2 .24 5.00
Russell, Raymond 63-1 38.69 15.00
5.00 18.69
Russell, Ronald 63-1 10.50 10.00 .50
Rydelek, Thomas 67-1 26.54 4.07 30.61
67-2 25.82
Sackrider , Leonard 64-4 .26 .26
65-1 26.99 26.9c
65-4 2.00 2.00
66-1 2.30 2.30
66-2 14.88 14.88
66-3 10.93 10.93
66-4 5.74 2.96 8.70
67-1 9.49 2.22 11.71
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 799
Name -Qtr . Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Sadler, Bill 66-4 7.45 21.83 29.28
67-1 21.20 21.20
67-2 39.53 60.31 99.84
67-3 47.17 42.55 89.72
67-4 14.87 11.84 26.71
Saltis , Stephen 63-1 52.76 20.72 15.00 58.48
63-2 59.16 5.92 15.00 50.08
63-3 50.28 2.96 4.44 15.00 42.68
63-4 40.21 8.14 5.92 15.00 39.27
64-1 45.73 15.00 30.73
64-2 38.37 15.00 23.37
64-3 41.89 15.00 26.89
64-4 19.19 15.00 4.19
65-1 12.72 1.5.00 0
65-2 35.17 16.00 19.17
65-3 45.73 5.92 16.50 35.15
Samuel, Henry 65-4 13.59 9.99 23.58
66-1 1.36 1.36
Sanders , Frank 66-2 37.91 41.44 79.35
66-3 1.15 1.15
Sanders , George 66-4 43.68 74.00 117.68
67-1 19.32 19.32
67-2 17.36 17.36
67-3 35.41 17.02 52.43
67-4 15.35 11.84 27.19
Sanders, Solomon 66-1 41.52 53.28 94.80
66-2 75.60 74.37 149.97
66-3 51.35 90.28 141.63
66-4 46.72 118.77 165.49
67-1 53.16 95.46 148.62
67-2 40.81 22.57 63.38
67-3 46.88 114.33 59.20 220.41
67-4 43.79 31.45 75.24
Sanders , Willie J. 67-3 8.21 11.10 19.31
800 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . Wage 0 T Holiday Vac . Misc . Dues Total
Sanderson , Harold 65-2 3.92 .74 4.66
65-3 27.54 27.54
65-4 40.43 40.43
66-1 60 .21 5.92 66.13
66-2 8 . 06 8.06
Sanderson , Orville 65-2 60.32 130.24 190.56
65-3 57. 07 88 .06 145.13
65-4 65.33 81.03 146.36
66-1 52.81 73.24 126.05
66-2 62.18 61.42 123.60
66-3 31.20 41.44 72.64
66-4 67.74 57.72 125.46
67-1 62.34 30.34 92.68
67-2 40.50 43.29 83.79
67-3 32.18 24.76 56.94
67-4 43.25 3.70 5.92 52.87
Saunders , Thomas 65-4 4.68 4.68
66-1 105.10 180.56 285.66
66-2 55.96 165.76 221.72
66-3 59.51 148.00 207.51
66-4 48.00 89.17 137.17
67-1 58.33 37.00 17.76 113.09
67-2 50.28 118.40 5.92 174.60
67-3 68.78 225.70 5.92 300.40
Savelli, Stephen 63-2 33.59 33.59
63-3 59.02 6.29 65.31
63-4 50.39 6.29 56.68
64-1 57.88 57.88
64-2 50.36 50.36
64-3 60.31 60.31
64-4 25.79 25.i9
65-1 62 . 89 12.58 75.47
65-2 54.32 54.32
65-3 41.65 41.65
67-3 59.20 59.20
Scarberry , John S. 64-3 9.18 9.18
65-2 3.12 3.12
65-3 14.04 11.84 25.88
66-3 1.04 1.04
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 801
Name tr . Wage !21T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Schimmel , Walter 66-4 15.80 11.47 27.27
67-1 15.38 14.80 30.18
67-2 6.66 6.66
67-3 41.52 19.61 5.92 67.05
67-4 65.19 65.19
Schlaick, Donald 66-4 37.14 104.34 141.48
67-1 53 .68 53.68
67-2 37.53 17.76 55.29
67-3 8.75 8.75
Schlenkert , William 64-4 42.32 5.92 48.24
65-1 42.25 11.84 54.09
Schmus , Russell 67-1 .64 .64
67-2 8.38 5.18 13.56
67-3 1.56 1.56
Schoenbeck, Henry 65-1 34.65
65-2 24.21
65-4 15.54
66-1 1.20
66-4 .26
Scholie, Joseph 64-2 12.91
64-3 120.44
64-4 118.93
65-1 114.19
65-2 124.28
65-3 137.28
65-4 55.66
66-1 32.18
Schuler, William 66-3 3.84 3.84
66-4 20.80 20.80
67-1 52.65 52.65
67-2 44.37 5.92 50.29
67-3 56.86 56.86
67-4 23.46 9.62 33.08
Schultz, Walter P. 66-3 1.95
66-4 12.33
802 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr Wage O/T Holiday Vac, Misc . Dues Total
Schutte, Walter 67-3 3.82, 3.82
67-4 6.72 2.22 8.94
Schweitzer , Harry 63-1 2.23
63-2 52.94
63-3 59.04 5.92 5.92
63-4 49.88 5.92
64-1 59.35 4.81
64-2 50.08
64-3 53. 96 8.88
64-4 29.84 46.99
65-1 59.60 7.03 11.84
65-2 51.28 5.92
65-3 58.20 5.92
65-4 50.20 5.92
66-1 59.08
66-2 50.32
66-3 53.72
66-4 50.20
67-1 58.64 17.76
67-2 49.58 5.92
67-3 52.12
67-4 50.70 5.92
Scott, Abron 65-3 58.46 13.32
Scott, Areathus 66-4 .72
67-1 16.99
67-2 .48
67-4 3.76
Scott, Burton 67-1 2.60
67-3 10.08 4.44
Scott, Charles 65-4 7.04
66-1 48.21
66-2 8.73 20.35
66-3 53.40 88.80
Scott, Willie 66-3 27.71 17.02
66-4 31.23
2.23
52.94
70.88
55.80
64.16
50.08
62.84
76,83
78.47
57.20
64.12
56.12
59.08
50.32
53.72
50.20
76.40
55.50
52.12
56.62
71.78
2.60
14.52
7.04
48.21
29.08
142.20
44.73
31.23
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 803
Name tr . Wage Q Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Seall, Jesse 65-1 45.21
65-2 45.28
65-3 54.58
65-4 63.19
66-1 11.89
66-2 17.03
66-3 16.38
66-4 16.38
67-1 19.31
67-2 17.16
67-3 8.95
67-4 .96
Sealts, Jesse 65-1 45.21
65-2 45.28
65-3 54.58
65-4 63.59
66-1 6.66
Seaton, Donald 65-2 5.38
65-3 49.88
65-4 35.49
66-1 6.76
Selley , Clifford 67-2 19.35 4.44 23.79
67-3 45.01 92.50 137.51
67-4 12.23 12.23
Seiler, Arthur 63-1 8.95 15.00 0
63-2 8.55 15.00 0
63-3 5.76 17.76 15.00 8.52
63-4 12.47 15.00 0
64-3 17.94 10.00 7.94
64-4 8.74 8.74
Sensing, Carmack 63-1 57.88 85.84 15.00 128.72
63-2 74.50 148.00 15.00 207.50
63-3 51.42 94.72 15.00 131.14
63-4 7.03 15.00 0
64-1 9.59 15.00 0
64-2 8.31 15.00 0
64-3 4.48 10.00 0
427-258 O -LT - 74 - 52
804 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name
Sexton . David 67-3 10.95
67-4 2.72
Shabazz, Abdullah 65-3 2. 88 2.88
65-4 85.09 140.23 225.32
66-1 6.24 6.24
Sharble, Thomas 66-2 20.21 47.36 67.57
66-3 53.76 83.25 137.01
66-4 41.77 46. 99 88.76
67-1 38.85 11.84 50.69
67-2 44.63 5.92 50.55
Sharp, William 65-2 38 .16 63.27 101.43
65-3 8.75 5.92 14.67
Sharpe , William 65-1 28.50
65-2 20.02
Shelton, Harry 65-1 .92
65-2 5.08
65-3 .31
Shelton, Raymond 67-3 1.89
67-4 19.03
Shepp , Alfred 63-1 40.29 15.00 25.29
63-2 44.13 15.00 29.13
63-3 44.77 11.84 15.00 41.61
63-4 38.37 5.92 15.00 29.29
64-1 45.07 15.00 30.07
64-2 38.37 5.92 15.00 29.29
64-3 35.49 15.00 20.49
64-4 38.87 15.00 23.87
65-1 24.62 10.00 14.62
Sheppard , Jamie 65-1 16.69 16.69
65-2 67.54 67.54
65-3 81. 68 21.83 11.47 114.98
65-4 7.28 7.28
tr . Wage O/ T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 805
Name tr . WY#Se Q Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total..
Sheppard , Sam 65-4 22.63 8.24 30.87
66-1 17.10 17.10
Shy, Norman 65-1 1.14
65-2 1.97
65-3 11.56
65-4 5.25
67-3 1.17
Sidlack, Donald 66-2 3.12 5.92 9.04
66-3 3.37 3.37
Simon , Jacob 67-2 .48 .48
67-3 29.12 .37 29.49
67-4 10.23 10.23
Simpson , Allen. 63-1 36.76 15.00 21.76
63-2 42.55 15.00 27.55
63-3 30.06 59.20 15.00 74.26
63-4 17.03 3.15 15.00 5.18
64-1 30.51 15.00 15.51
64-2 40.83 15.00 25.83
64-3 48.67 59.20 15.00 92.87
64-4 40.56 10.00 30.56
65-1 38.46 15.00 23.46
65-2 22.00 16.00 6.00
65-3 9.35 88.80 11.00 87.15
66-1 6.47 6.47
Simpson, Dwight 67-2 6.29
Simpson, Gary 65-1 7.62
65-2 11.34
65-3 20.02
65-4 4.46
66-1 .25
Sinclair, James 65-2 9.26
65-3 82.91
65-4 18.04
66-1 3.68
806 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr Wage O/T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Smith, Ben 64-4 5.17
65-1 8.42
65-2 40.63
65-3 26.65
65-4 31.59
Smith, Donald 66-3 2.40 7.40 9.80
Smith , Edward 64-4 13.57
65-1 8.34
65-2 12.53
65-4 1.49
Smith, Floyd 65-2 27.81 21.83 49.64
65-3 86.84 146.89 11.84 245.57
65-4 9.83 25.90 35.73
Smith, George 67-3 50.52
67-4 54.06
Smith , Howard 67-2 1.42 32.56 33.98
67-3 25.26 23.68 48.94
67-4 15.35 15.35
Smith, Howard 65-4 13.45 13.45
67-1 12.49 12.49
67-2 41.33 2.96 44.29
67-3 26.10 1.48 27.58
67-4 30.98 11.84 42.82
Smith , James 64-4 29.55
65-1 9.44
65-2 3.38
67-1 1.76
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 807
Name tr . Wage 01T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Smith , James A. 63-1 22.94 1.85 15.00 9.79
63-2 14.47 15.00 0
63-3 8.51 15.00 0
63-4 15.99 10.00 5.99
64-1 5.11 10.00 0
65-1 83.01 .74 15.00 68.75
65-2 14.12 5.00 9.12
65-3 9.96 9.96
65-4 9.33 9.33
Smith , Jimmie 67-1 2.20
67-2 6.95
67-3 6.71
Smith, Nathan 66-1 79.04 162.80 241.84
66-2 22.75 11.84 34.59
66-3 15.86 30.34 46.20
Smith, Paul 63-1 31.50 5.92 37.42
65-1 16.44 16.44
65-2 44.79 5.92 50.71
65-3 86.45 131.72 218.17
65-4 35.95 44.40 80.35
66-2 9.59 29.60 39.19
67-1 15.67 5.92 21.59
67-2 5.28 5.28
67-3 30.23 22.56 52.79
67-4 3.48 3.48
Smith , Raymond 67-3 23.78
67-4 3.02
Smith , Raymond 67-3 7.36 26.64 34.01
67-4 62.00 118.40 180.40
Smoot, Fleming 67-2 8.96 8.96
67-3 23 .93 1.85 25.78
67-4 40.97 17.76 5.92 64.65
808 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Smothers , Walters 66-2 36.61 .74 37.35
66-3 33.09 2.59 35.68
66-4 19.63 .74 20.37
67-1 10.60 10.60
67-2 22.35 22.35
67-3 34.03 34.0'
67-4 16.69 16.69
Sneed, Early 66-4 2.28 17.44 19.72
Snell, John R. 65-4 74.01 100.64 174.65
66-1 3.19 7.77 10.96
66-2 9.55 65.49 75.04
66-3 32.73 32.73
66-4 10.40 10.40
67-2 16.83 16.83
67-3 40.44 1.85 42.29
67-4 30.26 30.26
Sonerant , Earl 63-1 .33 .33
63-2 42.52 42.52
63-3 58.52 5.92 64.44
63-4 50.70 50.70
64-1 56.92 56.92
64-2 47.12 1.48 48.60
64-3 60.75 60.75
64-4 26.54 5.92 32.46
65-1 58.39 58.39
65-2 49.88 49.88
65-3 35.49 35.49
Sopfe, Earl 63-1 16.67 15.00 1.67
63-2 19.25 15.00 4.25
63-3 17.91 15.00 2.91
63-4 12.79 15.00 0
64-1 15.35 15.00 .35
64-2 14.71 15.00 0
64-3 18.39 15.00 3.39
64-4 17.06 15.00 2.06
65-1 17.11 15.00 2.11
65-2 18.93 16.00 2.93
65-3 31.54 16.00 15.04
65-4 27.22 16.50 10.72
66-1 21.74 16.50 5.24
66-2 41.95 16.50 25.45
66-3 41.60 16.50 25.10
Name tr . Wage R LT Holiday Vac, Misc . Dues - Total
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 809
Name tr. Wane O /T Holiday Vac.- Misc . Dues Total
Sowders , Edward 64-4 51.92
65-1 114.52
Sparrow, Dale 66-1 14.79
66-2 1.72
Spaulding, Bruce 63-1 45.73 41.44 17.76 15.00 89.93
63-2 55.00 65.12 5.92 15.00 111.04
63-3 1.28 1.28
Speight, Benjamin 66-4 2.84 2.84
67-1 7.57 4.81 12.38
Stagner. Donald 65-4 22.46
66-1 13.95
Stamper, Bernard 67-4 5.92 6.00 11.92
Stanley , Robert 63-4 46.67
Statun, Carl 66-2 13.56
St. Coix, Daniel 63-2 41.89 5.92 -11.84 35.97
63-3 58.52 5.92 64.44
63-4 50.52 50.52
64-1 58.84 58.84
64-2 50.20 50.20
64-3 53.00 53.00
64-4 37.21 37.21
65-1 10.03 10.03
65-2 54.52 54.52
65-3 57.76 57.76
65-4 12.27 12.27
66-1 32.22 32.22
66-2 .64 .64
Steakly, James 63-1 3.64
64-1 12.99
810 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr. Wage 0 T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Steiff , William 65-3 11.62
65-4 2.00
St-einacker , Orvile 63-1 .79 -5.92
63-2 42.21 5.92 43.00)
63-3 58.52 58.52
63-4 48.29 48.29
64-1 58.84 58.84
64-2 43.77 43.77
64-3 22 39 22 39
64-4
.
12.57 11.84
.
24.41
65-1 23.40 23.40
65-2 3.17 3.17
Steincamp , Paul 65-3 56.92 5.92 62.84
65-4 45.53 125.43 170.96
66-1 65.23 189.44 254.67
66-2 33.57 103.60 137.17
Stencel, John 63-1 49.40 -11.84 15.00 22.56
63-2 58.52 5.92 15.00 49.44
63-3 57 .68 5.92 15.00 48.60
63-4 50.52 15.00 35.52
64-1 60.43 8. 88 15 .00 54.31
64-2 50.72 15.00 35.72
64-3 57.56 15.00 42.56
64-4 52.12 15.00 37.12
65-1 56.60 15.00 41.60
65-2 50.20 16.00 34.20
65-3 54.06 16.50 37.56
65-4 50.23 16.50 33.73
66-1 25.90 16.50 9.40
66-3 15.05 5.92 16.50 4.47
66-4 38.06 5.50 32.56
67-1 44.15 11.84 16.50 39.49
67-2 23.42 11.00 12.42
Stephens , Felton 65-4 34.49 34.49
66-1 52.41 56.06 108.47
66-2 17.26 39.96 57.22
Stephens , William 67-3 37.41
67-4 7.03
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 811
Name Otr. Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues . Total
Stevens , Eugene 64-3 16.56
65-1 18.82
Stevenson, Willie 67-4 16.23
Steward, Paul 63-2 39.07 5.92 -5.92 39.07
63-3 53.72 5.92 59.64
63-4 49.56 49.56
64-1 57.44 6.66 64.10
64-2 49.28 18.50 67.78
64-3 62.51 53.28 115.79
64-4 21.90 13.32 35.22
Stewart, James 66-2 7.62 7.62
66-3 32.25 7.40 39.65
66-4 92.90 92.90
67-1 51.74 51.74
67-2 42.78 42.78
67-3 28.82 24.79 53.61
67-4 13.43 13.43
Stewart, Orlando 66-2 10.29 10.29
66-3 86.19 133.20 219.39
66-4 69.41 54.76 124.17
67-1 39.13 3.89 43.02
Stewart, Ralph 66-2 3.00 3.00
66-3 3.00 3.00
67-1 .96 3.00 3.96
67-2 .88 2.78 3.66
Stillman , Bruce 66-4 10.71
Stobierski, Edmund 63-1 32.69 .37 15.00 18.06
Stone, Thomas L. 67-3 28.90 42.92 71.82
67-4 2.44 2.44
812 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . WaRe _2LT Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Stout, James 66-2 4.56
67-3 4.60
67-4 5.12
Stout, John 65-1 82.24 82.24
65-2 83.00 83.00
66-1 74.44 46.81 121.25
66-2 63.07 12.95 76.02
66-3 6.89 21.28 28.17
67-1 80.90 21.28 102.18
67-2 61.34 26.64 87.98
67-3 59.20 59.20
Stracher, Earnest 67-3 2.89
Strauss , William 65-1 77.57 77.57
65-2 74.69 74.69
65-3 2.16 2.16
65-4 6.37 6.37
66-1 42.36 42.36
66-2 29.10 3.00 32.10
66-3 3.02 3.02
66-4 11.43 11.43
67-1 31.36 31.36
67-2 30.62 30.62,
67-3 6.08 6.08
Sullivan , Maurice 63-1 47.56 -5.92 15.00 26.64
63-2 58.81 5.92 15.00 49.73
63-3 27.30 24.42 5.00 46.72
Sullivan, William 65-1 66.53 72.15 138.68
65-2 115.77 120.62 5.92 242.31
65-3 96.76 133.20 11.84 241.80
65-4 13.47 35.89 49.36
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 813
Name tr . WWage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Sutton, John 65-4 43.11
66-1 36.07
66-2 25.75
66-3 24.34
66-4 18.75
67-1 47.71
67-2 35.80
67-3 26.90
67-4 16.95
Sutton, Willie 67-4 54.12 46.62 100.74
Swiercz, Daniel 67-3 4.68
67-4 33.26
Szewczyk, Joseph 64-4 6.37
65-1 21.88
Szukala, Walter 63-1 58.52 62.16 15.00 105.68
63-2 16.63 20.72 15.00 22.35
63-3 41.13 77.89 15.00 104.02
63-4 6.39 6.39
64-1 16.03 15.00 1.03
64-2 29.66 15.00 14.66
64-3 62.65 15.00 47.65
64-4 44.20 117.66 15.00 146.86
65-1 36.20 297.48 12.58 346.26
65-2 31.01 267.88 5.92 304.81
65-3 30.20 250.12 11.84 - 292.16
65-4 5.04 5.04
66-1 24.77 199.65 224.42
66-2 10.63 66.06 76.69
Tailey, Ralph 66-4 35.75 17.76 53.51
67-1 36.66 16.28 52.94
Tartt, Evans Jr. 67-3 .72
67-4 .72
Taylor , James 67-1 17.29 33.30 50.59
67-2 37.65 8.51 46.16
67-3 3.20 3.20
67-4 42.25 89.75 132.00
814 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . Wage Q /T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Teamer , George 67-3 4.79 4.79
67-4 38.33 7.40 45.73
Teagarden , James 65-1 9.59
Teauge , Carl 67-2 .64
67-4 5.20
Tennent, Edward 66-3 19.20 71.78 90.98
66-4 11.51 47.36 58.87
Tewell , George 66-1 50.48 79.96 130.44
66-2 51.11 118.40 169.51
66-3 20.92 82.14 103.06
66-4 5.49 10.36 15.85
67-1 15.93 15.93
67-2 13.98 13.98
67-3 .48 59.20 59.68
Thero, Samuel 65-3 3.32 3.32
65-4 8.02 10.55 18.57
66-1 37.27 9.44 46.71
66-2 38.84 11.66 50.50
Therrien, Arthur 64-1 .72 .72
64-2 60.80 60.80
64-3 87.72 87.72
64-4 37.99 37.99
65-1 72.92 72.92
65-2 72.20 72.20
65-3 5.94 5.94
65-4 59.43 2.22 61.65
66-1 56.85 56.85
66-2 59.20 59.20
66-3 38.81 38.81
66-4 51.87 51.87
67-1 12.81 12.81
Thomas , Frederick 64-3 58.95 58.95
64-4 70.88 70.88
65-1 71.63 2.59 74.22
65-2 5.69 5.69
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 815
Name tr . Waae Q Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Thomas , George 66-3 .58
66-4 1.30
67-1 15.39
67-2 17.35
67-3 17.67
67-4 16.10
Thomas , James 66-1 .28 .28
66-2 50.05 23.68 73.73
Thomas , Luicious 67-4 8.42
Thompson , Arthur 63-1 26.04 .37 -11.84 15.00 0
63-2 44.55 .37 5.92 15.00 35.41
63-3 53.40 5.92 15.00 44.32
63-4 50.52 15.00 35.52
64-1 48.08 15.00 33.08
64-2 40.35 15.00 25.35
64-3 54.34 8.88 15.00 48.22
64-4 45.73 15.00 30.73
55-1 23.98 13.32 15.00 22.30
65-3 59.20 59.20
Thompson , John 66-4 3.92 19.24 23.16
67-1 13.11 31.82 44.93
67-3 19.19 29.60 48.79
67-4 9.10 11.84 20.94
Thompson, Robert 66-1 27.91 11.84 39.75
66-2 64.48 17.76 82.24
66-3 62.40 25.16 87.56
66-4 62.40 5.92 68.32
67-1 74.19 22.94 97.13
67-2 8.31 8.31
67-3 43.45 91.02 134.47
67-4 38.65 7.03 45.68
Tidwell, Willie 67-4 19.97
816 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . Waste O/T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Tite, Andrew 65-1 93.42 5.92 99.34
65-2 51.27 4.81 56.08
65-3 63.49 14.80 78.29
65-4 50.97 5.92 56.89
66-1 34.93 17.76 52.69
66-2 20.70 12.94 33.64
Tolbert, Charles 66-1 13.57 13.57
66-2 52.28 11.10 63.38
66-3 67.21 48.10 115.31
67-1 14.82 14.82
67-2 44.76 20.72 65.48
67-3 34.63 5.55 40.18
67-4 11.19 11.19
Toler, Richard 67-2 15.24 1.48 16.72
67-3 43.45 53.65 97.10
67-4 40.04 28.86 68.90
Topps, Samuel 67-3 38.54 112.48 151.02
67-4 31.50 14.43 45.93
Townsel , Timothy 67-3 5.76
Townsend , Paul 67-3 10.54 11.84 22.38
67-4 34.33 14.43 48.76
Traico , Thomas 66-4 11.36 11.36
67-1 39.28 39.28
67-2 39.52 39.52
67-3 55.04 .37 5.92 61.33
67-4 5.75 5.75
Travis, Martin R. 65-3 55.10 142.11 11.84 209.05
65-4 82.94 122.84 11.84 217.62
66-1 100.10 167.24 267.34
66-2 82.81 116.88 199.69
66-3 99.97 154.66 12.58 267.21
66-4 72.28 74.00 146.28
67-1 23.68 23.68
67-3 59.20 59.20
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 8.17
Name L. Waste 2 LT Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Travis , Paul 66-1 5.12 5.92 11.04
Travis , Robert A. 66-2 7.28 17.39 24.67
66-3 60.46 13.69 74.15
66-4 55.38 152.44 207.82
67-1 56.38 25.16 81.54
67-2 11.02 11.02
67-3 20.08 20.08
67-4 8.0R 8.08
Travis, Robert R. 66-3 23.82 23.82
66-4 6.00 12.58 18.58
67-1 26.14 4.44 30.58
67-2 37.69 2.59 40.28
67-3 44.45 29.23 73.68
67-4 45.87 75.85 121.72
Travis , Walter M. 65-4 71.52 99.90 171.42
66-1 102.32 167.90 270.22
66-2 55.85 105.46 161.31
66-3 23.86 33.67 57.53
Trenney, Allen 64-4 32.16
65-1 18.86
65-2 10.12
Tucker, Carl 67-2 4.28
67-3 13.31
67-4 29.42
Tucker, Leonard 65-3 4.76
65-4 30.84
66-1 28.68
66-2 5.98
Tucker , Richard L. 65-1 3.44
65-2 84.53
65-3 79.04
65-4 44.97
66-1 1.85
81 8 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . Wage O/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Tucker, Willie 66-4 12 . 76 12.76
67-1 14 . 92 14.92
67-2 11 . 35 11.35
67-3 28 . 17 1.48 29.65
67-4 5.42 5.42
Turcotte , Joseph 63-1 35.01 -5.92 15 . 00 14.09
63-2 57.52 5.92 15.00 48.44
63-3 18.55 15.00 3.55
63-4 39.25 15.00 24.25
64-1 57.56 15.00 42.56
64-2 50.16 15.00 35.16
64-3 55.92 15.00 40.92
64-4 52.30 15.00 37.30
65-1 57.16 57.16
65-2 40.61 40.61
Turner, Charles 66-4 7.83 38.48 46.31
67-1 5.02 - 5.02
Turner, George D. 65-4 57 . 33 40 . 70 98.03
66-1 7 . 15 2.22 9.37
Turner , Henry 6S 49.55
65-4 23.72
66-1 1.01
Turner , Matthew 67-1 12.83 3.33 16.16
67-2 31.73 14.80 46.53
67-3 11.63 2 . 96 14.59
Turner , Rupert 66-1 181.20 42 . 55 223.75
66-2 70.80 3.70 74.50
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 819
Name tr . Wage 0 T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Tyson, Thomas 64-4 70.38 5.92 76.30
65-1 147.03 11.84 158.87
65-2 131.35 131.35
65-3 103.50 103.50
65-4 81.04 11.84 92.88
66-1 59.87 11.66 23.68 95.21
66-3 59.20 59.20
67-3 59.20 59.20
Ufford, Lawrence 65-1 41.05
65-2 32.68
65-3 38.39
65-4 29.48
66-1 15.01
66-4 20.28
67-1 27.95
67-2 6.24
Utsler, Max 65-3 82.03 126.54 11.84 220.41
65-4 49.88 106.56 5.92 162.36
66-1 63.87 158.36 222.23
66-2 47.16 177.60 224.76
66-4 227.63 227.63
67-3 59.20 59.20
Vaughn , Robert 64-4 47.61 47.61
65-1 60 .88 71.04 131.92
65-2 74. 93 86 .21 5.92 167.06
65-3- 4.16 4.16
Vercruysse , Raymond 63-1 50.84 -10.36 15.00 25.48
63-2 66.48 70 .18 5.92 15.00 127.58
63-3 50.00 29.60 4.44 15.00 69.04
63-4 54.12 15.00 39.12
64-1 59.16 15.00 44.16
64-2 49.88 15.00 34.88
64-3• 44.77 15.00 29.77
64-4 49.08 15.00 34.08
65-3 59.20 59.20
427-258 O-LT - 74 - 53
820 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name Qtr , Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc . Dues Total
Vermett , Ernest 65-1 65.05 7.03 72.08
65-2 60.35 60.35
65-3 61.58 61.58
65-4 61.42 61.42
66-1 70.92 70.92
66-2 57.33 57.33
66-3 39.00 39.00
66-4 39.20 39.20
67-1 47.77 47.77
67-2 39.13 39.13
67-3 23.64 23.64
67-4 6.91 6.91
Wadsworth, Fred 63-1 7.00 15.00
63-2 13.75 5.92 5.92 15.00-
63-3 32.38 20.72 11.84 -17.76 15.00 42.77)
63-4 49.08 159.66 15.00 193.74
64-1 18.55 53.28 17.76 5.00 84.59
65-1 208.54 15.00 193.54
65-2 136.31 16.00 120.31
65-3 53.04 16.50 36.54
65-4 46.80 16.50 30.30
66-1 68 .64 16.50 52.14
66-2 67.60 16.50 51.10
66-3 57.20 16.50 40.70
66-4 52.39 16.50 35.89
67-1 .52 5.50 0
Waldrop, Yatus 66-1 24.02
66-2 19.84
Walker, James 67-4 31.16 3.70 34.86
Walker, Wesley 65-3 45.31 28.49 73.80
65-4 26.00 47.36 73.36
Ward , Robert L . 67-1 6.34
67-2 17.03
67-3 8.39
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 821
Name tr . Wake O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Warfield, Ernest 64-3 31.68
64-4 6.44
65-1 3.45
Warren , Marion 67-1 10.51 35.52 46.03
67-2 66.39 192.40 5.92 264.71
67-3 84.99 273. 52 8.88 367.39
67-4 74.93 138.20 5.92 219.05
Washington, Eddie 67-2 15.38 8.88 24.26
67-3 12.13 12.13
Watson , Charles 67-4 12.67
Wawrzynski, Ted 65-3 67.77 86.58 5.92 160.27
65-4 75.73 87.69 5.92 169.34
66-1 16.38 10.36 26.74
Wayrynen, John. 63-1 51.10 7.40 -11.84 15.00 31.66
63-2 58.52 5.92 15.00 49.44
63-3 56.28 5.92 15.00 47.20
63-4 50.52 15.00 35.52
64-1 58.90 15.00 43.90
64-2 50.32 15.00 35.32
64-3 58.60 118.40 15.00 162.00
64-4 52.36 15.00 37.36
65-1 59.86 15.00 44.86
65-2 50.00 16.00 34.00
65-3 54.74 59.20 16.50 97.44
65-4 50.20 16.50 33.70
66-1 5.50 0
67-1 33.99 .74 5.92 16.50 24.15
67-2 40.05 16.50 23.55
76-3 6.99 59.20 66.19
67-4 1.28 1.28
Welser, James 63-1 53.51 23.89 -4.81 15.00 57.59
63-2 44.47 4.81 15.00 34.28
63-3 7.67 15-.00 0
63-4 1.28 15.00 0
Weng , Herman W. 64-3 11.44
822 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name tr . Wage OJT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Westbrook, Robert 67-4 47.42 8.88 5.18 61.48
Westburg, August 65-1 3.12
65-2 18.73
Westcott, Donald F. 64-4 2.08 2.08
65-1 32.59 17.76 50.35
Whear, Thomas 64-4 5.40 -5.40 0
65-1 123.80 3.33 127.13
65-2 95.11 95.11
65-3 113.28 113.28
65-4 91.90 5.92 97.82
66-1 123.76 3.33 127.09
66-2 98.67 9.62 108.29
66-3 93.26 14.06 107.32
66-4 74.45 15.17 89.62
67-1 47.01 2.59 49.60
67-2 36.07 2.96 39.03
67-3 29.74 29.74
67-4 35.33 35.33
Whitaker, Van B. 67-3 4.68
67-4 1.44
White, John 66-2 1.90
66-3 22.98
66-4 5.04
White, Larkin 67-1 1.42 1.42
67-2 .36 .36
67-3 40.81 75.88 116.69
67-4 13.61 13.61
Whitt, Washington 66-2 12.74
66-3 9.28
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 823
Name tr . W#le Q Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Wilhelm, Stephen 63-1 52.14 -35.52 15.00 1.62
63-2 58.94 5.92 15.00 49.86
63-3 53.88 59.20 15.00 98.08
63-4 39.73 18.50 15.00 43.23
64-1 45.87 17.76 15.00 48.63
54-3 59.20 59.20
Wilkerson, Donald 64-3 36.87
64-4 61.59
65-1 43.31
Williams, Albert 66-2 29.84 42.74 72.58
66-3 55.83 53.29 109.12
66-4 5.20 5.20
Williams, Alphonso 67-3 33.86
67-4 1.28
Williams, Frederick 66-3 7.87 2.96 10.83
Williams, George 64-1 18.24
64-2 2.88 21.123
Williams, Harry 67-1 41.89 2.96 44.85
67-2 23.73 8.30 32.03
67-3 13.59 13.59
67-4 .72 .72
Williams, Harvel 65-3 27.30 20.72 48.02
65-4 72.92 99.72 172.64
66-1 72.74 16.65 89.39
66-2 77.35 85.10 162.45
66-3 25.43 22.20 47.63
66-4 60.48 60.48
67-1 39.42 39.42
67-2 36.26 20.72 56.98
67-3 42.13 76.22 5.92 59.20 183.47
67-4 41.89 23.68 65.57
Williams, Leo 67-3 24.98 20.72 45.70
Williams, Lonnie 67-3 32.83 24.61 57.44
67-4 11.51 11.51
824 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Name QLL. .Mega QLS Holiday Vac- Misc. Rues Total
Williams , Mack 65-2 22.92 22.92
65-3 35.65 35.65
65-4 33.28 33.28
66-2 7.93 7.93
66-3 40.72 40.72
66-4 36.14 36.14
67-1 39.07 39.07
67-2 36.27 36.27
67-3 29.78 8.88 38.66
67-4 7.03 7.03
Williams, Meredith 67-4 17.50 29.60 47.10
Williams, Merida 66-1 29.62 12.21 41.83
Williams, Patrick 63-1 39.33 10.00 29.33
Williams, Raymond 64-4 23.05 23.05
65-1 81.09 3.33 84.42
65-2 56.36 56.36
65-3 76.23 76.23
65-4 62.05 62.05
66-1 53.17 53.17
66-2 39.52 39.52
66-3 42.12 2.96 45.08
66-4 24.98 24.98
67-1 21.12 21.12
67-2 15.97 15.97
67-3 47.64 35.52 8.88 92.04
67-4 23.94 11.84 35.78
Williams, Ross 63-2 42.46 5.92
63-3 58.52 5.92
63-4 50.52
64-1 58.84
64-2 50.09
64-3 57.72
64-4 33.81
65-1 56.24
65-2 50.00
65-3 62.35
65-4 53.14
66-1 47.04
66-3 59.20
-11.84 36.54
64.44
50.52
58.84
50.09
57.72
33.81
56.24
50.00
62.35
53.14
47.04
59.20
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC. 825
Name tr. Wage O/T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Williamson, Fred 66-1 9.14 5.72 14.86
66-2 67.80 63.27 131.07
66-3 79.17 77.70 11.84 168.71
Williamson, Grahan 65-4 30.71
66-1 53.56
66-2 38.68
66-3 16.12
Willis, Hudson 67-3 30.59 26.83 57.42
67-4 11.19 11.19
Willis, Charles 67-4 9.18
Winkelman, Verner 63-1 49.11 -5.92 15.00 28.19
63-2 54.62 5.92 15.00 45.54
63-3 49.25 15.00 34.25
63-4 51.35 15.00 36.35
64-1 50.98 15.00 35.98
64-2 39.57 15.00 24.57
64-3 64.43 29.60 15.00 79.03
64-4 27.70 15.00 12.70
65-1 57.17 9.25. 16.28 5.00 77.70
65-2 55.76 16.00 39.76
65-3 65.31 26.64 16.50 75.45
65-4 56.41 16.50 39.91
66-1 64.30 5.55 16.50 53.35
66-2 8.32 92.13 5.92 16.50 89.87
66-3 75.96 77.70 5.92 29.60 16.50 172.68
66-4 58.59 35.52 5.92 16.50 83.53
67-1 65.21 14.06 16.50 62.77
67-2 52.78 23.68 5.92 16.50 65.88
67-3 59.40 5.92 29.60 16.50 78.42
Winn, Raymond 67-1 28.52 69.96 98.48
Wichtman, George 63-1 9.33 15.00 0
63-2 17.47 15.00 2.47
63-3 24.76 3.70 15.00 13.46
63-4 5.48 10.00 0
64-1 14.39 15.00 0
64-2 3.96 5.00 0
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Name tr . Wage O /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Witsoe, Guy 66-3 4.66 1.48 6.14
66-4 .72 .72
Wolfram , Frank 63-1 3.63 -11.84
63-2 56.12 10.36 5.92 64.19)
63-3 58.84 17.76 5.92 82.52
63-4 51.92 5.92 57.84
64-1 64.19 70.30 134.49
64-2 50.32 11.84 62.16
64-3 70.94 99.90 170.84
64-4 32.38 68.82 101.20
66-1 18.11 18.11
65-3 59.20 59.20
Wolski, John 63-1 49.86 -10.31 15.00 24.55
63-2 59.36 6.29 15.00 50.65
63-3 62.09 4.07 15.00 51.16
63-4 50.32 2.22 15.00 37.54
64-1 62.63 34.78 15.00 82.41
64-2 51.82 15.17 15.00 51.99
64-3 57.80 59.20 15.00 102.00
64-4 54.04 32.19 15.00 71.23
65-1 58.89 16.28 15.00 60.17
65-2 60.43 91.76 5.92 16.00 142.11
65-3 28.80 128.02 12.21 29.60 16.50 182.13
65-4 .41 230.16 10.36 16.50 224.43
66-1 188.20 16.50 171.70
66-2 16.50 0
66-3 70.24 29.60 16.50 83.34
66-4 100.35 16.50 83.85
67-1 190.80 16.50 174.30
67-2 158.44 6.66 16.50 148.60
67-3 274.76 13.69 59.20 16.50 331.15
67-4 290.29 5.50 284.79
Woock, Frank G. 67-2 19.23 22.67 41.90
67-3 47.21 34.41 5.92 87.54
67-4 22.74 22.74
Woodward, McQueen 66-3 32.49 65.12 97.61
66-4 73.06 79.37 152.43
67-1 83.20 5.92 89.12
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Name. tr. Wa&e 2 LT Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Woodward, Curtis 65-3 43.20 43.20
65-4 23.11 23.11
66-1 35.51 7.40 42.91
66-2 48.04 48.04
66-3 32.18 32.18
66-4 2.11 2.11
Woody, Roy 66-1 6.40
66-2 7.51
66-3 12.91
66-4 10.39
67-1 3.64
Wootton, Joseph 63-1 14.95 14.95
63-2 5.44 5.44
63-3 20.14 20.14
63-4 18.23 18.23
64-1 17.90 17.90
64-2 15.99 15.99
64-3 41.57 41.57
64-4 7.83 7.83
65-1 16.63 16.63
65-2 15.47 15.47
65-3 23.62 10.36 33.98
65-4 15.99 15.99
66-1 23.26 25.90 49.16
66-2 13.83 13.83
66-3 2.23 2.23
67-2 3.52 3.52
67-3 22.7-1 22.75
Wright, Jedie 66-3 28.43 14.80 43.23
66-4 17.94 13.32 31.26
Zablaski, Eugene 65-1 23.92
65-2 19.76
Zalenski, Leonard 65-2 56.28 56.28
65-3 54.22 5.92 60.14
65-4 6.00 6.00
66-1 67.31 51.00 118.31
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Name Qtr. Wage Q /T Holiday Vac. Misc. Dues Total
Zamara , Eugene 65-4 8.35
66-1 23.20
66-2 17.95
66-3 9.71
66-4 .40
Zielinski, Anthony 65-1 148.72 61.03 209.75
65-3 59.20 59.20
Zimmer , Ronnie 63-1 14.39 15.00 0
63-2 8.95 10.00 0
Ziolkowski, Casimir 64-4 1.04
65-1 51.67
65-2 41.40
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APPENDIX B
Aleshire 164.00
Asikainen 173.00
Aupart 305.00
Bedford, J. 173.00
Berry, Wm. Sr. 230.00
Blackburn, John 189.50
Bland, Donald 20.00
Brown, F. 115.00
Bunch, Taff 200.50
Cullen, F. 223.00
Campbell, Frank 115.00
Caputo, S. 105.00
Chrysler, G. 162.50
Clowers, C. 179.00
Conder, W. 35.00
Curtis, Chas. 65.00
Dailey, J. 50.00
Dietz, R. 60.00
Dimmick, C. 234.00
Disney, C. 45.00
Dresden, J. 173.00
Durham, C. 157.00
Ellerbach, R. 206.00
Ennest, J. 40.00
Ernest, C. 65.00
Fettig, M. 40.00
Froechler, J. 40.00
Gabbert, J. 250.00
Galan, J. 35.00
Gay, C. 115.00
Green, F. 35.00
Grieser, G. 40.00
Hamilton, B. 25.00
Hannigan, M. 25.00
Harrison, B. 10.00
Harrison, E. 50.00
Healey, J. 120.00
Haines, R. 35.00
Hodgson, F. 65.00
Holstein, A. 40.00
Holmes, 0. 140.50
Howell, C. 10.00
Howie, H. 175.50
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Jackson , F. 95.00
Jones , C. 110.00
Judd, W. 85.00
Kalinowski, A. 125.00
Kennedy, E. 40.00
Kimnach, T. 157.50
Kryza, E. 234.00
Kuschell, A, 181.00
Kyle, W. 288.50
Lawyler, C. 272.00
Leeth, H. 25.00
Lewis, T. 25.00
Luke, S. 30.00
Mark, S. 125.50
Masuch, C. 20.00
MacLeod 30.00
McAtee, A. 120.50
McKenna , L. 105.00
McLean , J. 30.00
Menzie, D. 64.00
Meyer, G. 305.00
Miller, Dwight 167.50
Miller, J. 233.50
Miller, P. 195.00
Mullins, C. 184.50
Mullins, J. 20.00
Myers, S. 50.00
Nowicki, H. 100.00
Parski, J. 267.50
Pepper, H. 110.00
Phillips, H. 217.00
Flues, W. 151.00
Polk, E. 233.50
Poole 173.00
Redder, A. 277.50
Rivers , D. 267.50
Robinson , H. 112.00
Rosenkranz , A. 305.00
Roude , A. 294.50
Russell , F. 20.00
Russell , Ray 20.00
Russell , Ron 10.00
Saltis , S. 167.50
OGLE PROTECTION SERVICE, INC.
Seiler, A. 70.00
Sensing, C. 100.00
Shepp, A. 130.00
Simpson, A. 157.00
Smith, James A. 85.00
Sopfe, E. 233.50
Spaulding, B. 30.00
Stencel, J. 250.00
Stroblerski, E. 15.00
Sullivan, M. 35.00
Szukala, W. 105.00
Thompson, A. 135.00
Turcotte, J. 120.00
Vercruysse, R. 120.00
Wadsworth, F. 200.50
Wayrynen, J. 222.50
Weiser, J. 60.00
Wichtman, G. 75.00
Wilhelm, S. 75.00
Williams, P. 10.00
Winkleman, V. 289.50
Wolski, J. 305.00
Zimmer, R. 25.00
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