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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1955

Page

2

Steel Wage Talks Near Decision as Strike Deadline Looms

Pittsburgh reports the steel industry nears a wage offer that could avert a 600000 worker strike. U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel promise pay boosts while Jones & Laughlin and Youngstown Sheet & Tube resume talks with CIO United Steelworkers. Most expect a 12 to 15 cent raise.

Pittsburgh Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co CIO United Steelworkers U. S. Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Corp Republic Steel Corp 0. S. Steel David J. McDonald

Wallet worth $1,100 found by bartender after loss

Guy B. Harris of Owensboro misplaced a wallet containing over $1,100 in a Louisville telephone booth. Four hours later he reported the loss to police, then learned the money had been found by George Grady, a bartender, who received a $50 reward.

Louisville Guy B. Harris Owensboro George Grady Grady

Sugar beets yield far more calories per acre

An acre of sugar beets produces 1,700,000 calories, almost four times more energy than an acre of any other food.

Laborite storm over Malayan War training claim

In London the Eden government rejected Labour accusations that Britain's Malaya war is being extended to train troops. Colonial Secretary Lennox Boyd defended the effort, denying the slander as Labour MP Stan Anbery pressed for clarity amid a Commons storm. Boyd said he would visit Malaya soon as the conflict reportedly improves. First US commercial telephone exchange opened in New Haven in 1878.

London Eden Malaya Alan Lennox Boyd Stan Anbery House of Commons Lennox + Boyd Awbery Kennox Boyd United States New Haven Conn

McCarthy Concedes Defeat on Big Four Senate Resolution

Senator McCarthy concedes he has no chance of Senate approval for a resolution pressing discussion of Russia's satellite states at the Big Four talks. The Foreign Relations Committee voted 140 to reject the proposal, signaling strong administration and party opposition. The move risked tying Eisenhower politically in Geneva talks with Great Britain, France, and Russia, prompting criticism from Johnson, Barkley, Knowland, and others.

Rowland Evans JR Washington Sen McCarthy R-Wis Senate Russia Senate Foreign Relations Committee Eisenhower Great Britain France Geneva Barkley Sen. Knowland California Europe North Korea United States Secretary of State Dulles

Mistaken Identity Claims Arrestover False Light Stop

Peters burg police admit a case of mistaken identity in last weeks arrest of a man for stopping at a red light that did not exist. Charles Henry Turner, 22, of Moberly Missouri, was fined 100 dollars and given 30 days for drunk driving before the error was discovered.

Petersburg Charles Henry Turner Moberly W. E. Traylor Turner

Suspected Felon James OConnor Held for FBI Review

Publicity from the stop light incident led to the arrest of a man who gave the name James M. OConnor of Chicago. He faces a felony-suspicion charge and his case has been turned over to the FBI for further action.

Traylor James M. O'Connor Chicago FBI

Lightning Strikes Twice Damaging Property in Whitney Point

Augie Tappan was at home when a thunderstorm struck. A lightning bolt hit his house, damaging attic timbers and blacking out the TV. Two minutes later a second bolt struck his concession stand 15 miles away, blowing it apart.

Whitney Point N.Y Augie Tappan Tappan

Bombs Rock Cyprus Again

Pro-Greek Cypriots exploded bombs at two sites on British Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean. A bomb in a Nicosia police station mail box killed a Greek bystander and wounded 13 others, including Greeks Turks and Armenians. A blast near a British brigadier’s home caused slight damage.

Nicosia Cyprus Mediterranean

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