North Pitmen Want Moses As Bargainer
The Pittsburgh coal sector calls for an industry coordinator to bargain wage contracts for 480,000 United Mine Workers members. George Hy. Love says the plan is not a czar to fix prices and deny production, but to bring order to labor relations amid a week of inaction. Moses, agent for H. C. Frick Coke, is named by Love as the coordinator pick.
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Pittsburgh
George Hy Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Moses
H.C. Frick Coke Co
Love
Mr. Lewis
Dian
Lewis
The
New York Times
Times
United Mine Workers assure end of holiday work stoppage
UMW officials told southern coal operators the current coal mine shutdown would end Monday. Southern Coal Producers Assoc. resumed wage talks with the union as a northern industry czar move looms. SCPA president Moody criticized the June 13 20 stoppage and said talks focused on replacing the expiring contract while assuring half a million idle miners return next week.
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UMW
Bluefield
INS
United Mine Workers
Southern
Southern Coal Producers Assoc
Dixie
SCPA
Joan Owens
Joseph H. Moody
John L. Lewis
Moody
Atom Scientist Admits Communist Ties in Closed Probe
Washington dispatch reports Frank Oppenheimer admitted he belonged to the Communist party for 42 months but said he never divulged secrets. He testified before the House committee under closed doors, left the party long before joining the atom bomb project, and declined to discuss other individuals’ affiliations. He and his wife Tacquenette refused further comment, briefly noting meetings with Steve Nelson.
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Washington
Frank Oppenheimer
Bousespy Probers
Communist Party
Oppenheimer
House of-American Activities Committee
Atomic Energy Commit Rover
Manhattan
Leslie R. Groves
Tacquenette
Congress
Oppenheimers
Stevej Nelson
T Oppenheimer
Weather Death Toll Reaches 24
Heat wave and storms spread across the nation with 24 total deaths reported in two regions. New England counted 12 heat related deaths while north Texas saw at least 10 fatalities from storms and floods. Drowning incidents occurred near Garland and Denton county, Fort Worth area, plus a car train collision in heavy rain near Dallas. Two men near Loveland, Colorado, were missing presumed drowned as flood conditions persisted.
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Chicago
New England
Texas
Garland
Dallas
Denton
Fort Worth
Loveland
Colo
Housing Bill Sent to Floor By Committee
The House rules committee cleared Truman’s housing bill for immediate action after a bipartisan coalition toppled. Senate passage exists, House fate uncertain amid opposition to new spending. Debates promised with a vote likely Friday or Saturday.
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Washington
Truman
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Rules
Sabath
Mrr
Solons to Call Atomic Hearing
The Senate House Atomic Committee plans a public hearing Thursday on the loss of uranium 235 from a government Chicago laboratory. Chief witnesses include Dr. Walter Zinn of Argonne National Laboratory, with questions centered on Lilienthal's alleged mismanagement and the disappearance of U235.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Committee
Atomic Laboratory
Chicago
McMahon
G-Conn
Walter Zinn
Argonne National Laboratory
Sen. Hickenlooper
Rtowa
David
Lifienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Ernest Thiele
Smorcow
Bickenlooper
Lilien
Thal
Hickerlooper
Ranford
Britain Scans Aid to Tito Amid Kremlin Pressure
London reports Britain prepared to extend economic aid to Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia with a five year trade pact worth about 100 million dollars. Negotiations in Belgrade and Paris included Bevin and UK officials charting terms while press reports note Cominform pressure and Tito's stance on independence from Moscow. Britain seeks timber food grain and raw materials in exchange for empire goods machinery and capital equipment to aid Yugoslav industry.
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London
Britain
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Paris
Charles Peake
Marko Ristie
Ernest Bevin
T Cavendish Canaoy
U. S
Dean Acheso
Cannon
Warsaw
Poland
Tito
Moscow
Kremlin
Work Near Normal In Gty Building
Wage contract difficulties continued yesterday for two APL crafts but most city building tradesmen increased output to near pre strike levels. Iron workers and glass workers remained unsettled, with reports of nearing settlements and agreement to allow other trades to resume work, though iron workers barred any steel work by other crafts. Heavy steel work remains on major projects as talks proceed.
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APL
Ciar
Long Kanawha Valley
Charleston
Assor
Glaziers
Howley Says Soviet Doublecrossed Spokesman
Berlin June 14. Western Berlin railway workers voted six to one against ending their 25 day strike despite a last minute compromise offer. Brig. Gen. Howley charged the Russians broke their word after a private talk with Russian transport chief Kvashnin saying he was eager to resolve the dispute but something happened at a higher level. British commander Bourne said Soviets continue the strike for political reasons, while workers faced fear of reprisals from the Soviet press.
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Berlin
Russia
Frank L. Howley
U.S
cyst+ mandant
U. S
Howley
Favel Keashnir
Kvashnin
Kyvashnin
iThe
Reidusing
G. K. Bourne
anti-Commmunist
UGQ
Reichsbahn
Letate Railway
West Marks
New York
Iws
Federgl
Samus H. Kaufman
West City
Whittaker
Alger Hiss
Hansas
Communist Party
Kaulfitian
Ilaotibas
State Department
Hiss
Rus Isia
Copton Trial Defense Opens Case in Espionage Trial
Washington June 1 The defense of Judd Copton opened as Federal L Reeves denied motions for acquittal and ordered Archibald Palmer to shorten his filings. Palmer called agents to the stand prompting sharp exchanges with Prosecutor John M. Kelly. In New York Palmer announced at close that Gilbert Green of Chicago would testify, declaring his dedication to Marxism and the belief that Marxism Leninism serves a worthy ideal.
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Washington
Judd Copton
L. Reeves
Reeves
Archibald Palmer
Falmer
Palmer
Hus
Straszy Ie
John M. Kelly
New York
Ap Palmer
T Minais
Gilbert Green
Chicago
Myyelf
Green
Ilinois
Communist Party
Karl Marx
Priedtich
GOP May Sponsor New Works Plan
Senate Republicans propose a 50 million dollar public war and relief planning program to prepare for possible public works. The plan would fund planning only, not actual funds, and was discussed by Sen. Brewster and Sen. Taft with aims to shape a bill for the Republican policy committee. The effort reflects concern over national mood and economic pressures.
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Senate
House
Sociailist
Maron
Massachuseus
Martin
Cox
D-Ga
Rules Committee
Russia
Washington
Brewerer
Senate Republicans
Maine
Brewster
Sen
Taft
Robio
Senate Republican
Largest Old Glory unfurled for Flag Day in Detroit
The largest American flag in the world was unfurled in Detroit to mark Flag Day. The 104 by 225 foot banner hung on J. L. Hudson on Woodward Avenue, eight stories high, with eight foot stripes and five and a half foot stars. It surpasses the prior Hudson flag by 3,700 square feet and was made by George P. Johnson Co. It required eight women six months of work plus three sailmakers to fit the webbing and hardware.
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Detroit
CNS
J. L. . Hudson Company
Woodward
Son of FDR Takes Oath As Member of Congress
The son of Franklin D Roosevelt was sworn in as a Democrat member of the U S House from New York's 20th district after Sol Bloom's death. Eleanor Roosevelt and Franklin D Roosevelt attended the ceremony, with theHouse seating featuring a mix of Republicans and Democrats. The event marked a new era as the new member took the oath in a brief ceremony that drew little fanfare.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John W. McCormack
Mass
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter A. Lynch
Fdr
Congress
Washington
Tunes Herve
U.S
New York
Sol Bloom
Roosevelt
Franklin Do
Eleanor
Four Freedoms
Lara
House
John W. McCor
Amon
Nits
Namie
Fransin D. Raas
Tim
Big Four Seek Patch for Reich Pact in Paris Talks
In Paris on June 14 the Big Four pressed a tentative Working Agreement to keep Germany in speaking terms while differ ing over terms. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky left to contact Moscow as ministers eyed a two hour recess and a late meeting. Proposals floated include Soviet guarantees for transport into Berlin in exchange for an exchange rate between East and West marks, and a revived Allied Control Council with veto preserved for Russia over a limited consultative board on general economic matters.
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Paris
Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
Foreign Office
Red
Vishinsky
Berlin
Kremlin
Allied Control Council
Russia
Control Council
Please Turn to Page 12 Cal
Fragmentary newspaper line asks readers to turn to page 12 for cal. content. lacks clear event, names, or dates. unreadable.
Cominform Urges World Front Against U S Propaganda
Cominform the Moscow led information bureau called today for a world front against U S propaganda aimed at shaping working class views. The bulletin charged the United States with ideological reaction and linked funding routes to anti communist movements in capitalist states. A separate court report described the trial of Clarence Meadows and the involvement of his wife Mrs Lias as a named defendant. A second item announced a 27000 dollar Nobel style prize for robot bomb defense to be awarded by a Swedish committee, with criteria including warning and impact area methods.
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Augg
iLias
W. A. Thornhill
Raleigh
U. S Attorney
West Virginia
Jtory
Wheeling
Carl Galbraith
Thornhill
Galbraith
Lias
Meadows
Stockholm
Swedish War and Science Academy
Boy Slugger Attacks Chicago Teacher With Wrench
A 14 year old student attacked physical education teacher Mrs Sianche Pardo 40 in a Chicago school after a complaint about a howling out She was rushed to Leimont hospital with a possible skull fracture Police named the assailant Herbert Hasenkamp a TA student and said he admitted bringing the wrench to school Principal Paul T Wall and Officer Joseph Nowyinscki reported the details.
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Chicago
Sianche Pardo
Leimont Hospital
Herbert Hasenkamp
Paul T. Wallgren
Joseph Nowyinski
Hasenkamp
Editorial Sets Pro-Communist Line Ahead of Conference
An editorial outlines a new propaganda stance for world Communism ahead of the Big Four peace talks on Germany. It criticizes American culture and signals a broader ideological push to follow during the period referenced and hinted at on page 12 column 3.
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Germany
Charleston Skies Weather Details and Forecast Notes
Charleston skywatch notes for June 15 show sunrise at 5.01 am and sunset at 8:52 pm with moonrise at 11:54 pm. Visible planets include Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter. prominent stars Altair and Arcturus noted. Regional forecast predicts showers or scattered thunderstorms, warm and humid across Central and Western regions, with similar conditions in West Virginia and Virginia.
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East
O.u
Arcturus
Verus
Seis
Saturn
Jupiter
Rizes
West Virginia
Remurrie Cacy
Nes Ag
Central
Sekt
Wade
Pennsylvania
Martland
Virginia
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Rotary International
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Yorkshire
England
Rotary Story
Atom
Red Press
Chambers
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Lout
Kaufman
Copton
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Cominform
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