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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1952

Page

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Union Seeks Peace Pacts in Steel Industry Drive

Philip Murray of the United Steelworkers pushes a divide and conquer strategy to win contract settlements by court­ing peace pacts with smaller basic steel producers. He met Pittsburgh Steel to curb escalation as Colorado Fuel and Iron and Crucible Steel loom as potential signings.

Union Murray Washington Philip Murray CtIo Basic Steel Pittsburgh Steel U. S Colorado Fuel and Iron Crucible Steel Crucible

Charleston Senators Win Home Opener 4 1 Behind Behrman

The Charleston Senators defeat the Louisville Colonels 4 to 1 in their American Association debut at Watt Powell Park. Hank Behrman pitched six strong innings for the win, supported by solid defense and seven Senators hits led by two in each of the third fourth and eighth frames. Mayor John T. Copenhaver received a standing ovation before the game as Charleston packed the park with about 7,000 fans amid ongoing franchise uncertainties.

Charleston Hank Behrman Colonels Charles R. Armentrout the Gazette Watt Powell Park Charleston Senators American Association John T. Copenhaver Louisville Colonels Toledo West Virginia Pratts The Gazette Daily Mail Daily News Digest Frank Knight Senators Toe Fedo Mud Hens Behrman Frankie Bauman Louisville Heve AO Ayeok Tucnwatater St. Albans N.Y Taft Wright Behman Bob Difietra BuckWwalter Caleanels Toledo Mud Hens A. L Shorty) Hardman

House Accepts Compromise to Retain Price and Wage Controls

The House passed 194 to 142 a 10 month extension of price and wage controls with Senate approval earlier. The compromise keeps controls on most commodities, retains processed fruits and vegetables exemptions, and delays rent and credit controls while preserving some allocation and priority powers. The measure aims to bridge differences between chambers and extend authority through April 1933.

House Washington Truman Senate Senate House House Committee Rep Talle Cole Rep. Cole R-Kan Federal Reserve Board

Master Thoroughfare Plan targets Charleston four lane highway

The State Road Commission proposes a 46 million dollar Master Thoroughfare Plan for a four lane highway through Charleston after previous expressway rejections. The feature notes editorials on alternate routes and details in the State Magazine plus local items on politics, obituaries, engagements, and club calendars.

State Road Commission Charleston

Blows Trade on Republican Presidential Race

Kefauver charged that some party leaders aim to throw the election away while Taft and Eisenhower camps accuse each other of last minute tricks. Lodge and Ingalls traded volleys over proxies and Eisenhower’s Chicago visit as the GOP convention nears.

Kefauver Associated Press Golden Colo Chicago David $. Ingalls Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Robert A. Taft Ohio Dwight D. Eisenhower Taft Lodge Vermont Rhode Island Ingalls Eisenhower

Meeting on Financing of Coonskin Park in Kanawha County

More than 200 Kanawha County residents are invited to an exploratory meeting to discuss funding options for Coonskin Park. The Coonskin Park Commission announced the meeting for 7 20 tomorrow night in the Kanawha County Intermediate Courtroom, with letters signed by Commission Chairman Paul R An-

Kanawha County Coonskin Park

U S Lifts Ban on Lattimore and Indicts Tipster

The State Department lifted its travel ban on Far Heat Expert Owen Lattimore and apologized for the embarrassment. A Seattle travel agency employee, Harry A. Jarvihen, was indicted for giving a false tip that Lattimore planned to travel behind the Iron Curtain, a claim forwarded by the CIA as raw and unevaluated. Acting Secretary Bruce said a formal letter of apology would be sent to Lattimore near Baltimore, as the department completes its inquiry into the case.

U.S Lattimore Washington INS State Department Owen Lattimore Harry A. Jarvihen Seattle Wash Johns Hopkins University Central Intelligence Agency Department CIA James K. B Bruce Baltimore

County Fair Theme Chosen for Fifth Annual Pageant

The North South Pigskin Pageant set for August 14 will celebrate The County Fair with a gaiety filled display. Grand Marshal is Al Carey of Carey Signs Inc, longtime Kanawha County sheriff candidate and pageant organizer who praises the parade’s growth and quality.

W. E. Chilton Kanawha al Carey Carey Signs Inc Kanawha County Cve Carey

Cotton Price Break Seen From Overestimation

A House subcommittee blamed an over-estimate of the 1951 cotton crop by the Agriculture Department for a sharp drop in cotton prices and millions in losses to farmers. The report cites errors in July to August weather reflection and acreage estimates, noting 35 years of gradual accuracy but urging modern sampling methods despite higher costs.

Washington Agriculture Department Agriculture Subcommittee House Cooley D-N. C Full Agriculture Committee Abernethy D.-Miss

Ticket Mixup Stirs Senators Fans at Watt Powell Park

Fans confront Senators officials over missing reserved seats amid an oversale caused by an Ohio court order. Leo Milligan faced angry crowds as he explained oversubscribed reservations and the arbitrary removal of tickets to fit capacity.

James F. Dent the Gazette Watt Powell Park Senators Danny Menendex Clié Ohio Leo Milligan Milligan

House approves omnibus appropriations bill

The House passed a $10,122,840,780 omnibus appropriations bill, $3.7 billion below President Truman’s request. Major cuts hit foreign aid, TVA atomic equipment funds, and overall discretionary totals, with committee recommendations at $6.28 billion and final action ongoing as page references continue.

House Senate Truman TVA House Appropriations Committee Page & Col

Two Die When Small Plane Hits Airliner at Love Field

At Love Field Dallas a Swifty 125 collided with an American four engine airliner. The private plane crashed onto a street near the airport killing Paul V Brower 19 and Don Edward Walker 20 of Denton Texas. The airliner landed safely with no injuries to its 60 passengers and crew. The pilot did not see the smaller plane until after landing.

Dallas Tex INS Love Field Paul V. Brower Don Edward Walker Poth Denton G. Tf. Woolweaver James KE. Pos Woolweaver Phil C. Brackman USAF Panama City Fla

Watts Increases Lead in Elk District Primary Vote

The County Court completed recounting seven precincts in Elk District and will dispense with late hours this week. J Blackburn Watts widened his prosecuting attorney race lead over Edward W Hiserman to 62 votes from 37. Sadie Melon UD gained five votes narrowing Mrs Mary Henshew's lead to 36. John M Slack Jr faced similar discrepancies as Hiserman, with a net loss of 28 votes in Precinct 155 Pinch School.

Elk District J. Blackburn Watts Edward W. Hiserman Sadie Melon Mary Henshew Hiserman John M. Slack, Jr Jin Pinch School

Acheson Visits West Berlin Aims Morale Boost

Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrives in West Berlin for a 24 hour morale boosting visit after talks with British and French foreign ministers in London. Western Allied commanders protest Soviet restrictions on West Berliners at the border causing distress for about 14 000 residents and call for their lifting or compensation. Berlin honors Acheson as crowds greet him amid ongoing tension over a unified Germany debate.

Berlin W—t Dean Acheron Rivet Bern Leday London Germany Acheson Pigake Lemuel B. Mathewson U. S Sergei Dengin

Kentucky Convicts Eat Meal in Nude in Prison Disorder

About 1,100 inmates forced to eat supper naked as a prison rebellion continued at Kentucky State Prison in Eddyville. Armed guards and state police guarded facilities after an earlier breakout attempt. Warden Jess Buchanan warned the unrest may not be finished.

Gene Merrick Eddyville Kentucky Jess Buchanan Kent

Clarksburg and Charleston Heat Wave Grips West Virginia

West Virginia endures a scorching heat wave with Clarksburg registering near 98 and Charleston reaching 97 as the hottest spots. The extended heat records include multiple days above 90 across the state with warnings of dangerous conditions and weather-related incidents.

Charleston West Virginia Clarksburg US Weather Bureau Mercury Walter Wolfe Death Valley

Heat Wave Continues as Death Toll Rises Across Regions

Blistering heat blamed for at least 131 deaths over three days, mostly in the East and South, with New Jersey reporting 30 deaths from extreme temperatures. Temperatures near or above 100 degrees spurred forecasts of rising readings as officials warned vulnerable populations.

Associated Press New Jersey Sea Washington New York Chicago Page & Col

Clipped Quotes on Miss United States and Artie Shaw

In Long Beach California Jackie Lougner y learns she won the Miss United States title while Artie Shaw in New York jokes about marriage. He quips toss a coin as someone is confused, including me.

Jackie Lougnery Long Beach Calif United States Miss UnitUe Artie Shaw New York

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