Government weighs steel wage raise after talks collapse
Washington reports the steel wage negotiations failed Tuesday. Secretary Sawyer said he will consider a raise for United Steelworkers, proceeding promptly but not precipitately. He indicated a 12.5 percent wage and 5 percent fringe benefit package may be offered, with a 26 cent demand by workers.
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Washington
Charles W. Sawyer
CIO
United Steelworkers
Sawyer
Commerce
Defense
John R. Steelman
Truman
White House
Steelman
Two Cedar Rapids Men Fined for Reckless Driving
Two Cedar Rapids men pled guilty to reckless driving Wednesday. James A. Pearson, 28, of 2189 Cold Stream Avenue NE, was fined $50 and costs after police said he drove at speeds over 60 mph in the northeast section. John R. Chesmore, 19, of 7120 Avenue NW, was fined $25 and costs for erratic driving and swerving on northwest city streets.
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Cedar Rapids
James A. Pearson
Cold Stream Avenue
John R. Chesmore
Avenue NW
Pearson
Chesmore
Bruns To Instruct at Palette Club Meetings
Edwin Bruns former art supervisor of the public schools and Cedar Rapids Art Association president will teach a series of Palette club lessons. The first session starts Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Children's room of the public library with a model from the Dieman school of dancing. Members should bring sketching materials for the Viola exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bruns
Public Schools
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Palette Club
Dieman School of Dancing
Mutual Network KCRG Tonight TV Schedule Highlights
The listing notes Margo in a feature on KCRG with Crime Does Not Pay at 7 30 p m The Weed Killer segment on Orson Welles at 9 00 p m and Casanova Adventures starring Errol Flynn at 8 30 p m Also Errol Flynn leads 1600 for News and the Cubs Reds opening series wrap with Bert Wilson from Crosley Field at 1 25 p m on KCRG KCRK
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Tage
Margo
Kcrgs A. So
Scotland Yard
BLACK
Orson Welles
KCRG
KCRK
Errol Flynn
Kcrg Kcrk
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Bert Wilson
Crosley Field
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Kcrg Bis
WMTP
Gabriel Heatte
Beulah
Mutual
Ranger
Murrow Fulton Lewis
Guy Christian
Star Skelton
Crosby
Casanova
Touchne
Sammy Kaye O
Museum
Dream Harbor
Frank Carle O
Lance Duchow
Tex Benecke O
E. Lawrence
Blazers
Jack Smith
Pierson-Thal Rews
Orchestre Pietsch Mews Orchestra
Irvin
Milferth
Fields
Trail Plazers
Rex Conn
Berry Smith
Life Farm
Chuck Worcester
Rex Pesins
Dreier
Atcher Melodies Skeeter Bonn
Pattersons Kitchen Club
Harleigh
Woman's Page
Travelers Books
Arthur
Godfrey
Jane
Dave Carroway Kitchen Club
Judy
Jane Wendy Warren
Victor Lindlahr
Ma Perkins
Buckaroos
Helen Trent
Perry Mason
Corn Farm
Voice of
Iowa
Russ Morgan
Owen
Mary
Stella Dallas
Cameron Widder Brown
Aharajah
Starbuck
Fun Platter
Pantry Club
Just Plain Bill
Meredith Willson
Asic Radio
Radio and TV Log Published by The Gazette
The Gazette releases its radio and television log as a reader service. The list covers programs for stations including KXEL and WHO 338 for April 16, with no charge to the stations.
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the Gazette
KXEL
WHO
Courthouse Lot Parking Limited to Official Business
Linn county supervisors approved a parking rule restricting rear courthouse lot use to those with official business. Signs will be posted within a week, and enforcement will occur only during courthouse hours. Violations penalties will be set by local justices of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Martin Walley
Henry J. Hood
Miles P. Sutera
Hood
Iowa
Sal 1600 Tops News Tune on KCRG Broadcast
Sal 1600 leads top news tune on KCRG channel in a broadcast update. The program highlights local stories, weather, and community alerts with brief summaries and brief sponsor mentions.
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KCRG
Wednesday Night Television Schedule Update
Prime lineup lists Captain Video Tele-Visit and News before Godfrey Friends and Theater. At 9:00 Dragnet airs followed by News Conf headlines and Groucho seats theater. Late blocks feature Racket and Hacker Squad lineup notes.
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Godfre
Tom
Boston
Paul” Dixon
Robin
Garry Moore
Mike
Buff
Perry Como
Beanie
Marion mayor shows first quarter fines total
M. H. Biddick the Marion mayor reports fines collected amounting to 391.50 dollars for the first quarter of 1952.
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M. H. Biddick
Marion
Hughes Brothers Lumber Burglary: No Theft Reported
Burglars broke into the Hughes Brothers Lumber Company at 919 Sixth Street SW overnight Tuesday. No cash or golf equipment was stolen though a new set of golf irons and wrapped golf balls were left in the office. The safe door was found unlocked and drawers rifled. Detectives Navratil and Simon investigated.
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Hughes Brothers Lumber Company
Sixth Street
Robert H. Hughes
Grande Avenue SE
Hughes
Harold Brookhart
Eighteenth Street
Jerry Navratil
Harley Simon
Air Chiefs Warn Shortage of Qualified Air Crews
Air Force leaders testified before a Senate subcommittee that for the first time the service lacks enough top quality officers and men to crew combat aircraft. Secretary Finletter urged against hasty cuts to extra pay for flying crews and cautioned not to discard trained personnel with changes to incentive pay.
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Washington
Air Force
Senate Armed Services
Finletter
Senate
Man Trapped Five Days in Flooded Attic
Sixty nine year old Tom Cooper survived five days in a waterlogged attic in South Sioux City after floodwaters rose to the ceiling. He was found alive by his son Harold Cooper and Elmer Bahr on Tuesday night, after signaling with voices and ramming through the ceiling to reach the rescuers.
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Sioux City
Tom Cooper
Harold Cooper
Elmer Bahr
Mr. Cooper
Gerald Perrin
Completion of Construction at Oakdale Ordered
Iowa interim committee votes to direct the state board of education to use unallocated funds to finish the Oakdale hospital at the state sanatorium. Rep. Dewey E. Goode notes the board held 590 188 in nonobligated funds as of March 31 and says about 90 000 is needed to complete the structure. The resolution also directs fund use for fire water and sewer improvements at Oakdale, with estimated costs at 133 000.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Board of Education
Oakdale State Sanatorium
Dewey E. Goode
Bloomfield
Goode
Oakdale
Eisenhower Greets Victory With Broad Grin in Brussels
General Eisenhower arrived in Brussels on the first stop of a farewell tour of North Atlantic Pact capitals. He welcomed news of his New Jersey victory with a broad grin and said, That's fine, as he prepares to resign as allied commander effective June 1.
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Brussels
Gen
Eisenhower
New Jersey
ISU Auditorium Proposal Dropped Before Vote
An auditorium project within the electrical engineering building at Iowa State College was removed from consideration prior to a formal vote on the resolution.
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Iowa State College
Two Cedar Rapids Men Fined for Disturbance at Lounge
Two Cedar Rapids men O. E. Melchert and Frank McDermott were fined $10 and costs each after entering the Pecana Seva lounge one hour before closing and consuming beer against the operator’s wishes. Both were charged with disturbing the peace.
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Cedar Rapids
O. E. Melchert
Seventeenth Street
Frank McDermott
Sixth Street
Mirror Lounge
Mystery Charges Grow From Beer Openers Incident
An incident report notes an information filed by a local bar operator after guests opened beer they had brought, prompting a police complaint. The text cites an operator signing the information and forwarding details to authorities.
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Mutual Network
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Eilvien Music Room
Eula Veterans
Lea
Sutera
Edward Zrudsky
Route 3
Walter Ross
City Assessment Expense Fund
Madison
Truax Air Force Base
Here
Carl T. Goldenberg
Goldenberg
Goldwenberg
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Mather Air Base
Sacramento
Tella
Heatter
Hurleigh
Fulton Lewis
Black Museum
Tata
Maisie
Ros Morgan O
A. Spence-Cian
Platter
Patsy
Uncle Jay
Sky Ring
Liberty Network
Joseph Harsch
Cardinals
Chas. Artellie
Harmony
Montz
Paula Stone
Major Lively
R. Morgan
Tater Iz
Otter
Man & Music
Beaves
Brad Steele
Remy
Whbf-Tv
Rock Island Channel
Teverthur Jodirey
Atvaett
Heinz
Libby
Eatwell Pork and Beans
Sunkist Oranges
Florida Juice
Florida
Beks
Wocc-Tv
Davenport
Hollywood
Ruth Lyons
Cable Five
Ralph Edwards
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Weather Newsroom
Kla
Bob and Ray
Woi-Tv
Ames
Mike and
Big Puff
Oo Theater
E Ranger
Hughes Brothers
Anitary
Cooper
Smulekoff
Philco TV
RCA Victor
Capehart
Smulek
Sammy Kaye
Ford Hopkins
the Voice OF
Iowa Floor Covering CO
First Avenue SE
Dial
BIG Shoe Store
Second Avenue SE
Westinghouse
Electric Light
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