Murray Reveals Truman Pledge on Steel Strike
Gary Indiana rally draws 7,500 as Philip Murray says President Truman assured him last December no Taft Hartley injunction if the union postponed the January 1 strike. Murray calls Inland Steel’s Clarence Randall a liar and accuses steel chiefs of conspiracy to prolong the strike.
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Gary
Ind
Bossa
Philip Murray
Truman
Inland Steel
Clarence Randall
Murray
U. S. Supreme Court
House of Congress
John Watkins
Indiana
Steelworkers Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mrs Lloyd Jensen Dies Navy Wife In Maryland Hospital
Irene Geraldine Jensen 33 wife of Lloyd Jensen of Oxford Pennsylvania died Sunday evening at 6 30 in the navy hospital at Brisbane Maryland after three years of ill health She was born August 10 1918 in Farmland Indiana and wed Jensen January 29 1945 in Phoenix Arizona Surviving are her husband stationed at Bwi nborne her father Nathan Adams of Muncie Ind two sisters and three brothers Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Roland funeral home with Atlantic cemetery burial arrival in Baltimore Wednesday noon and stay at the funeral home until the service
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Irene Geraldine Jensen
Lloyd Jensen
Oxford
Jens Jensen
Weat Tenth Street
Navy Hospital
Brisbane
Natham Adams
Farmland
Ind
Jensen
Phoenix
Anna
Navy
England
Methodist Church
Bwinbane
Nathan Adams
Muncie
E. L. Hunt
Texas
Fred Todd
Rollie
Gail
Marvin Adams
Roland Funeral Home
Atlantic Cemetery
Funeral
Fire Prevention Fund Donations Reported
Donations to the fire prevention fund totaled 35 dollars from Atlantic Greenhouses and Atlantic Cafe 15 dollars from American Legion Auxiliary and individuals J. H. Beck F. J. Jones.
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Atlantic Greenhouses
American Legion Auxiliary
J. H. Beck
F. J. Jones
Atlantic Cafe
Weather forecast notes scattered showers and heat
Weather outlook highlights cloudy intervals with isolated thundershowers. South areas see warmer conditions this afternoon. Tonight and Tuesday remain hot and humid with mostly fair skies except in the north and east where local thundershowers may occur. Wednesday stays hot and humid with continued fair weather overall.
Taft Seeks Ban on Temporary Texas Delegates Voting
Senator Robert A. Taft urged banning temporary Texas delegates from voting on permanent seating at the Republican National Convention. He disagreed with Eisenhower on whether delegates from all contested states should vote on contests, saying temporary delegates should vote on contests but not the permanent seating. Taft promised a formal statement addressing Eisenhower's Dallas charges about Texas' 38 delegates.
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Taft
Texas
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Gen
D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Chicago
National Committee
Dallas
Tex
Ohioan
Acheson Arrives in London for Big Three Talks
Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrived in London for vital three power discussions on European and Middle East issues. Meanwhile Britain's defense minister Viscount Alexander began his round of talks in Washington after flying in from Korea as Korea stakes loom over the agenda.
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London
Dean Acheson
Britain
Viscount Alexander
Washington
Acheson
Truman
Alexander
Korea
Europe
Middle East
Congress Aims to Wind Up Session Before July Fourth
Congressional leaders told President Truman they will push to adjourn the session before the Republican convention opening July 7 in Chicago. They may stay in session over Independence Day if needed to finish funding and other measures for the new fiscal year. Rep Rayburn said it looks fair for adjournment by the end of next week.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Chicago
Rep
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Disabled Vets Urged to Enroll by July 25 1958
Des Moines VA center officials warn World War II veterans in need of four years of vocational rehabilitation training must enroll by July 25 1958. YP G Frasier head of rehab says eligible vets may start after July 25 but VA funding for tuition supplies and subsistence may be for less than four years.
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Des Moines
Veterans Administration
YP. G. Frasier
Des Moines VA
GOP Delegate Scramble Gains Momentum Across States
The GOP race for delegates intensifies with Puerto Rico clashes and split slates to Chicago. Taft leads in Illinois while Eisenhower battles for seating and accusations of vote tampering surface. Democrats name delegates in Indiana as convention time nears.
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Puerto Rico
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Illinois
Taft
Eisenhower
Indiana
Mrs Grace Coomes Dies in Webster South Dakota
Grace Coomes 68 wife of Judge I S Coomes of Webster South Dakota died Saturday evening at 7 30 in Webster hospital. Born Atlantic August 19 1884 she lived in Atlantic Wiota Vermillion before moving to Webster. Survived by husband daughter Mrs William Barry Chicago father D R Love Atlantic and three grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p m in Webster with interment in Webster cemetery.
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Grace Coomes
I. S. Coomes
Webster
Coomes
D. R. Love
Atlantic
Wiota
Mr. Coomes
Vermillion
Japan Applies for Membership in UN
Japan applied today for membership in the United Nations in New York. There was little hope of overcoming the Soviet veto, which has blocked Italy and eight others. Russia proposed a 14 country group package deal, with Albania Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Outer Mongolia paired to gain western support. some delegates think Japan might join that arrangement.
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United Nations
N. Y
Japan
U.N
Italy
Russia
Albania
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Quter Mongolia
Controls Bill Faces Tough Test In House
The House faces a decisive vote on price control legislation with absenteeism expected to influence the outcome. Administration leaders seek to keep Democrats present for votes on ending controls not allocated at the consumer level and on dismantling the wage stabilization board.
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Washington
House
Rep. Talle
Ellis Arnall
Roger N. Putnam
Talle
Wage Stabilization Board
Big Three Protest Red Highway Block
The American British and French high commissioners in Germany protest Soviet traffic restrictions on the 110 mile international highway to Berlin. They demand removal of a ban on British and American military police patrols through Soviet zone territory and reject as groundless the Soviet claim that such traffic patrols counted as armed patrols encroaching on Russian authority.
Editors Warn Over Massive Allied Bombing of Suiho Dam
Tokyo editors view the Suiho power project bombing as a potentially political action with broad stakes. They warn it could slow stalled armistice talks and risk wider conflict with China while noting the dam's strategic role for Japan and its orbit in Manchuria and Port Arthur.
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Tokyo
Suiho
Korea
Japan
Chara Nishimura
Yomiuri
China
Keizo Nozue
Anahi
MacArthur
Antung
Red Manchuria
Port Arthur
Midwest votes cast for Kerr in 117 tally
Kansas Democratic leader Carl V. Rice predicted that Kerr would receive 117 of the electoral votes from mountain and midwestern states. Rice, national committeeman and Kansas delegation chair, spoke at a news conference outlining the figure from Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, Kansas, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma and Iowa.
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Washington UA
Carl V. Rice
Kansas
JSK
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Rice
Chicago
Kerr
Indaho
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Towa
Five hundred allied planes strike five Korean hydro plants
In the largest Korean war air raid, air force navy and marine units hit five hydroelectric plants in Korea and Manchuria. No opposition from MiGs, flight crews reported over Suiho, Cho Sin and Songchon sites, with massive power outages reported.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Manchuria
Manchurian
Glenn O. Barcus
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Songchon River
Hamhung
Boxer
Princeton
Bonhomme Richard
Wil- Sik Ater
Reeevan” Pre
Tts Datus
Red
Chorwon
Eighth Army
Official Claims No Evidence In Liquor Inquiry
A former Justice Department official testified that House investigators found no evidence linking political campaign contributions to the dropping of a liquor industry antitrust probe. Herbert A. Bergson said he had more on the matter but was not asked to testify as hearings continued.
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Washington
Justice Department
House
Herbert A. Bergson
Stephen Mitchell
Big Four
National Distillers
Seagrams
Schenle
Hiram Walker
Liqn
Perood
Department
Bergson
Subcommittee
Chelf
D-Ky
Red Civilians To Be Released In Korea Truce Talks
UN negotiators told North Korea that 27,000 Korean civilians held in camps will be freed starting next month. Communists protested. Gen Nam Il accused Allies of unilateral prisoner reclassification. Maj. Gen. Harrison said most civilians were South Korean and denied intent to use prisoners as fodder. No progress on exchange terms.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Keoran
William K. Harrison
Red
Harrison
Rhee Renamed by Korean Assembly
Supporters of President Syngman Rhee retained him in office by a 60 to 0 vote as anti Rhee forces boycotted the session under martial law. The assembly set August 15 as the end date of his term unless a successor is named.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean National Assembly
Rhee
Iowa Boy Cited for Rescuing Mongrel
John Moody a 13 year old Des Moines boy who loves dogs was awarded a special AVMA citation at its national convention in Atlantic City New Jersey for kindness to animals. He rescued a mongrel named Blackie from a Des Moines storm sewer last September and said he cannot stand to see dogs suffer.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John Moody
Des Moines
American Veterinary Medical Association
John
W. C. Moody
AVMA
Blackie
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Webster, S. D
Panmunjom
Annapolis
Charles Turner Joy
Joy
San Francisco
H. W. Butner
U. S. Naval Academy
International Soundphoto
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BIG Three
Kefauver
Korean Assembly
Iowa
Mongrel
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