Steel Union Talks Near A Breakthrough Session Set Today
Washington June 8 Negotiations between the steel industry and the CIO United Steelworkers neared a possible agreement after a fourth day of White House talks. A Sunday recess was taken and a 2 pm Monday session was planned. The key issue was a union shop requirement with dues. The talks featured brief remarks from John R. Steelman and involved separate follow up conferences as both sides sought a settlement of the six day strike affecting 650 000 workers.
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Washington
White House
Onion
Industry
John RB. Steelman
Truman
CIO
Fieai
Taft hints MacArthur could head joint chiefs post
Campaign chatter tightens as Taft and Eisenhower camps woo uncommitted delegates for Chicago. Taft suggests MacArthur could serve in a top post, possibly chairman of the Joint Chiefs, while slinging charges of robbery and corruption at rivals. Humphrey questions FEPC stance as MacArthur emerges as GOP keynoter prospect.
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Chicago
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Taft
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenower
Tafs
Davis S. Ingalls
Ike
Wes Roberts
Washington
Minnnesota
Humphrn
Lke
FEFC
Humphrey
FEPC
Marzy Be Heynoter
G. Mason Owlett
Fennsylvania
New York
Eisenhhower
Feneral
Republcan
House Group Turns To Mine Hearings
Washington report notes the House Labor Committee, after a slow period, will resume hearings on mine safety. Chairman Barden signals two days of testimony on a compromise bill giving federal inspectors power to close dangerous diggings, addressing fire, explosion, flood, and unsafe passageways. A separate Senate version was approved May 7, with Northern coal representatives expected at hearings.
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Washington
Dune & Ater
House Labor Committee
Barden
Augustine B. Kelley
Rep
Lucas
D-Tex
McConnell
R-Pa
Federal Bureau of Mines Authority
Senate
Kelsey
Heat wave bakes Charleston as relief eyed from Canada
A 93 degree high to break 1952 heat records drew Charleston residents outdoors on crowded highways and at Seuns kin Park where Boy Scouts had just left camp. Meteorologist Joe Richter warned that relief would arrive with a cold-air front from Canada late today or tomorrow, while scattered thundershowers were possible. State police noted heavy highway traffic as residents sought shade and cooling.
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Charleston
Kanawha
U. S
Weather Bureau
Joe Richter
West
Coonskin Park
Iran Premier to address World Court in Hague
Mossadegh, Iran’s frail premier, will appear in person at the International Court of Justice to contest its jurisdiction over the Anglo Iranian Oil Company dispute. The hearing, lasting about two weeks, will determine if the court is competent to decide compensation and damages related to Iran’s nationalization of the British owned oil installations. Henry Rotin will present the Iranian case, as Britain claims the move violated international law.
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Hague
Netherlands
Iran
Mlohammed Mossadegh
International Court of Justice
U. N
Peace Palace
Mossadegh
G. H. Mossadegh
Ils
Centra Britain
Ghossadegh
World Court
Tran
Henry Rotin
Tot Found Dead On Rail Tracks In Michigan
Patricia Sheffield two died after wandering from home in Columbiaville near New York Central tracks. National Guardsmen and local crews searched overnight, locating the child two miles from home with fatal injuries after she vanished while playing with sisters Joan and Carol.
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Columbiaville
Mich
Patricia Sheffield
National Guardsmen
Patricia
Roland Sheffield
New York Central
Rom
Joan
Carol
Dardite
Church Leaders Skip Business to Attend Rites
By James F. Dent The Gazette. Presbyterian Church United States officials paused assembly business to attend religious services and tour Kanawha Valley churches. Rev Freeland reported three million war sufferers in Korea plus the entire population, with extensive housing destruction and squalor. Rice shortages and guerrilla dangers compounded postwar chaos as missionaries work in Chutia provinces.
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James F. Dent
General Assembly
the Presbyterian Church
U.S
Kanawha Valley
Korea
Paul B. Freeland
Overseas Relief and
Inter-Church Aid
Koje Reds Entrench To Resist Breakup
Koje Island Korea June 8 Defiant communist prisoners dug trench lines inside three barbed wire compounds as UN forces prepared to partition riot prone stockades in Operation Breakup. Guards reported activity in Compound 76 and the blacksmith shop of Compound 77 as inmates fashioned knives and spear tips. American paratroopers held a dress rehearsal and a tank supported raid to test readiness while US troops brace for dispersal of 6,000 prisoners from 17 big compounds into smaller units.
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Koje Island
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Haydon L. Boatner
Boatner
Boatuer
Moo Snown
U. S. 187Th Airborne Regiment
U. S
Plane theft two owners flew DC4 to Brownsville
Two men who flew a four engine DC4 from Oakland to Brownsville said they did so to protect their interest in the plane. Webb and Mills claimed one quarter ownership each and said the aircraft leased to U S Overseas Airlines by Caramex Corp was taken to await a debt settlement of 150000 dollars.
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Brownsville
Tex
Oakland
Calif
Llnyd A. Webside
Oid Eenard
New York City
Sterday
Brownsville International Airport
Civil Aeronautics Administration
United States Overseas Airlines
Gus. C. Krausse
Paul ¥. Cunningham
Krausse
Webb
Mills
Caramex Corp
Ralph Cox Sr
U. S
Ingenious escape frees three Nevada inmates from pen
In Carson City Nevada three convicts Verdon Mallory and Smith escaped early by rigging realistic dummies. They climbed from a four story building using a ventilator halo and two 20 foot leaps to a two story wing then over a wall. They fled west in a gray sedan.
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Carson City
Nev
June
Nevada State Penitentiary
Francis L. Verdon
Las Vegas
Dallas B. Mallory
Reno
Marshal Smith
Mallory
Smith
Verdon
Allied Planes Hit Red Supply Dump and Rail Lines
Allied fighter bombers attacked a supply dump and the Pyongyang to front rail line in North Korea on Sunday. Sabre jets protected the mission as a major Sinmak dump was destroyed, while Lt. John W. Andre of Miami earned a night kill near Haeju. Front lines remained quiet with Chinese forces pinning down an Allied patrol at Kumhwa.
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Sunuay
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Sinmak
Pyongyang
John W. Andre
Miami
Fla
Air Force
Haeju
Eighth Army
BC Chinese
Kumhwa
Secret Police Grip Romania and Soviet Influence Grows
Belgrade reports that Yugopress claims a Soviet designed Cominform alliance standardizes training across satellites. London sources say Romania is largely run by the Russian secret police after Ana Pauker’s purge, with MVD influence extending to Bucharest and the Romanian army.
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Maryin Stone
London
Russian Secret Police
MVD
Ana Pauker
Bucharest
Red Ana
Bonisniae
Comemunist Party
Si Politburo
Fauker Mme
Pevuker
Stalin
Emil Bodnarlag
Petre Borila
Bodnaras
Romania
Bandaras
Bodnariuk
Mme. Pauker
Vasile Luca
Tehoari Georgescu
Pauker
Communist Party
Red
Gheorgha Sheorge-Dej
Lode Naras
Alena
Ane Pauker
Reds Study Army Unity of Satellites
Belgrade dispatches report that the Soviet dominated East European Military Union discussed plans to unify all satellite armies. Czechoslovakia is described as the main Soviet arsenal outside Russia, with its armaments industry working for Moscow. Marshal Bulganin presided, with Molotov attending at least one session. The union includes East Germany and other communist groups.
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Cominform
Yugopress
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi K. Zhukov
Ivan 8. Konev
Matthew B. Ridgway
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Russia
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Vjesnik
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Belgrade
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Torday
Moscow
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Minwley
East European Military Union
V. M. Molotov
Union
East Germany
Etna Bulgasia
Marare
Berlin Press Appeals To West for Help
Berlin's press, speaking for 2.2 million anti-Communist West Berliners, appealed to the West for greater aid to preserve freedom. Editors, all blockade veterans, warned that the worst may be yet to come as the Red squeeze tightens in the city.
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Berlin
Crowns Returned to Brooklyn Church After Theft
Stolen jam encrusted crowns valued at $150,000 were mailed back to Msgr. Angelo R. Cioffi at ST. Rosalia Church Brooklyn at the start of mass. He forgave the thieves, declaring a miracle as parishioners applauded and two women fainted. The crowns had vanished May 31 after installation in the Regina Pacis Votive.
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New York
Brooklyn
Msgr
Angelo R. Cioffi
ST. Rosalia Church
Cioffi
St. Rosalia
Msgr. Ciofit
Reds Accept Truce Talks Recess Amid NK Confusion
MUNSAN Korea June 9 Communists resigned themselves to a three day recess in armistice negotiations called by the U N command. Allies rejected the Reds demand to resume talks and said no meetings would occur without specific written proposals. The Communist note protested the recess as invalid and asked for a Monday 11 am meeting.
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Munsan
Korea
Oatkiny
U. N
William K. Harrison
Otesta
Panmunjom
Harrison
Pam. Simdlay ST
Arthur P. Hurr
Altona
Glennan Urges War Program for Global Conflict Readiness
Atomic Energy Commissioner T Keith Glennan said the U S must be ready for a major war anywhere in the world for 20 years, emphasizing intensified atomic development amid wartime lessons and Korea style threats. He outlined three purposes for rearmament including deterrence, policing actions, and peaceful outreach while noting momentum and cost of expansion.
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INS
Atomic Energy
T. Keith Glennan
U. S
Glennan
Korea
AEC
Truman
Jackson
D.wash
Hussia
U.S
Lennan
Window Shopper Buck Delays Cortland Store Chase
A buck deer wandered into J. C. Penney in Cortland during a Sunday stroll. Police pursued the animal through the first floor and basement before it was shot. Store manager George Gregg said damage was not serious.
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Cortland
Buck Deer
J. C. Penney
George Gregg
Vice Squad Raids Two Bawdy Houses
The city vice squad raided two bawdy houses early yesterday at 506 1 2 Capitol St, arresting Mable Sweet 39 Beth Kuhn 91 and Mary Huffman 32. Sweet faced two counts of procuring prostitution and operating a house of infamy Kuhn was charged with soliciting prostitution and Huffman with frequenting a house of infamy. The raid followed a stakeout from Bias and a bellboy aided the operation. The second floor walk-up had prior history with Sweet pleading guilty in April and paying a 104 dollar fine.
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Capitol St
Mable Sweet
Beth Kuhn
Mary Huffman
Rand
Sweet
Bias
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