Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1947 — Page 20

steel mill, Weirton workers have chosen their boss to run their brand w city, too,

electric pole and knocked ‘loose a 33,000 volt wire. Mrs, McCorkle slumped into a chair. She died before a physician

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‘Up From Ranks’ | WEIRTON, W. Vay June 17.~Aft<] er working for him 11 years in a

Thirteen years of almost continual - NLRB proceedings against the Weirton Steel Co. may have led outsiders to imagine thatthe boss wasn't high on ‘the popularity list. Bat, when the village K and its suburbs were incorporated this spring as a city, and it came time to elect a mayor, the voters decided almost five to one on Thomas E, Millsop, who in 24 years worked his way from e-an-hour open hearth helper" president of the

Weirton is inhabited largely by ; men who work for the steel com-| NES , and their families. M = been the big boss for 11 lk HIZZONER—Thomas E. MillOut of the past 156 months, the] sop? His $! pay as mayor “will company has spent I41 months| be the hardest dollar | ever fighting unfair practices charges! garned.'

before the NLRB. modern industrial history,

E. Vest Weirton is a Democratic com-| Weirton .is mot popular with alll}

munity. Millsop is a Republican. organised labor. The C. I. O. steelThough the election was non-par- workers: do not care much for it.

tisan, Constable Steve Barrone, his|For 10 years they have tried hard, opponent, is a Democrat. and vainly, to organize the mills.

But Millsop won 5053 to 1138.|They haven't succeeded yet. Weire|h cmey 1k n

He carried 22 of the 23 precincts, |ton employees have their own inde-

and split the other 11 to 11. In his|pendent union. It backed Mr. Mil-(&

own precinct, which houses far more|sop for mayor.

steelworkers than executives, he won 368 to 4. The Doctor Says—

Mr. Millsop went into the steel

nue we oe seo 1° oot wore) usual Fatigue From Work

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a flying captain. After the war he drifted around the steel-selling business until he came to Weirton as a salesman in 1927.

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