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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1952

Page

7

Weather Across States Monday Forecasts Warm Yet Showery

Partly cloudy and warm nationwide with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Highs mostly in the 80s and 90s, cooling tonight in many areas. Maryland and Virginia expect heat and humidity, Ohio and Kentucky showers then cooler nights, and Western Pennsylvania sees cooler conditions after afternoon showers.

Charleston West Virginia Maryland Virginia Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania

Session on steel pact negotiations continues today

The article details ongoing talks over agency shop terms in steel, with unions seeking wage and fringe benefits and industry wary of costs. Government agencies face pressure as the nation endures production losses, prioritizing defense orders in non-struck plants and preparing for Senate votes on seizure or Taft-Hartley actions.

CIO Union National Production Authority NPA Senate Truman Thenion Congress White House

Truth and Loyalty Declared Shattered by Priest Banquet

Very Rev. Daniel W. Egan of the College of StouDenville told Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus last night that truth and loyalty have suffered eclipse amid modern impatience with absolutes. He warned of cynicism toward truth and disloyalty as emancipation from moral restraint, urging loyal Americans to serve with God wills America. The banquet honored Rev. Fr. Charles Doyle of Montgomery, with council members from multiple chapters attending.

Daniel W. Egan College of Stou- Denville Knights of Columbus Daniel Boone Hotel Pilate America Charles Doyle Montgomery And Glass Prankane Jess G. Bordas W. Bossie M. Cullen MacArthur P. T. Malamiore

Reds Propose Written Proposals on Prisoner Repatriation

The Reds demand a written list of specific proposals they wish to discuss and what they would offer on prisoner repatriation as the last obstacle to a truce. Burr criticized the Communists, saying they have used threadbare arguments for months on the issue.

Contivmra Burr

Four Hurt by Shotgun Blast In Putnam County

Four persons were wounded last night by a shotgun blast fired by an irate youth. The injured were treated by Dr. Moses of Winfield for leg and lower body injuries. Trooper D J Gilbert brought them in. police could not provide further details.

Laughs Over Logistics At Soviet Mail Order House

Moscow reports that a Moscow news paper notes a Soviet mail order house favors jokes over business. A customer ordered a samovar and meat grinder on New Year’s Day, but nothing arrived for five months. Vladimir Galotchkin from Gorky ordered a Minsk bicycle but received a Kharkov bicycle.

Moscow Kzvestia Vladimir Galochkin Gorky Minsk Kharkov Terestin Soyuzposyltorg

Metropolitan Museum Donates Art to Hofstra Exhibit

The Metropolitan Museum of Art will move more than a million dollars worth of art to Hofstra College in Hempstead for a two month exhibition. Museum Director Francis Henry Taylor said the show starts a series exploring suburban painting as city residents relocate from Manhattan to nearby areas.

Metropolitan Museum New York Metropolitan Museum of Art Hofstra College Hempstead N. Y Francis Henry Taylor Manhattan

Girl Loses Finger In Car Door Accident

Delores Blandine Thornhill age 23 of Vevaco yesterday lost a finger when a relative slammed a car door on her hand. She was admitted to Boiarsky Hospital where doctors reamputated the fingertip and described her condition as satisfactory.

Delores Blandine Thornhill Vevaco Boiarsky Hospital

Rose POWs Dig Trenches to Meet Allied Breakup

Paratroopers assault an empty compound in a simulated operation. Troops seal the rear with barbed wire, guard the front, and herd imagined prisoners into a central square. Gas masks, tear gas, and flame squads stage a breakup drill amid ruined walls and empty shacks.

Summer Storms Leave Four Dead In Midwest And East

A violent summer storm swept the Midwest and East on Sunday, killing at least four people. In Erie Pennsylvania the gale capsized boats and caused major property damage while the Coast Guard reported a dead and two missing. A power line in East Moline Illinois fell into a flooded street killing two boys and a rescuer. Gusts reached 60 mph and heavy rain accompanied a cool front moving southeast from Canada.

Associated Presa Midwest East Sunday Erie Lake Erie Coast Guard Quad-City Timois East Moline Cantada

Wheeling Man Elected By Chiropody Society

R H Desch of Wheeling was elected president of the Chiropody Society of West Virginia at the annual meeting yesterday. He succeeds Earl Sheff of Charleston. Elected were James T. Smith of Parkersburg as vice president and Mary E. Lunter of Clarksburg as secretary treasurer. B E Silverman of Beckley was named another officer.

Parkersburg R. H. Desch Wheeling The Chiropody Society of West Virginia Earl Sheff Charlestonn James T. Smith Mary E. Lunter Clarksburg B. E. Silverman Beckley

Night Club Blaze Fatal to Fireman

In Cleveland on June 8 an electric storm with high winds sparked a night club fire at the Zephyr Room in Shaker Heights. Veteran fireman Herbert Leland, 41, died, believed from suffocation, as Coast Guard crews rescued others and searched for distressed vessels on Lake Erie.

Cleveland Lake Erie Coast Guard Swank Zephyr Room Subwhan Shaker Heights Laughtning Bolt Veteeran Herbert Leland Ory 41

Coast Schooner Cynthia Olson Runs Aground Near Band on

Coast Guard reports the 329 foot schooner Cynthia Olson lay firm on a sandbar at the entrance to Coquille River near Bandon Oregon. Salvage efforts were planned at high tide after a failed Seattle attempt as heavy swells threatened further damage.

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