Owners Warn Lewis Another Strike Dec 1 Will Be Unthinkable
Coal operators warned that a December 1 strike by John Lewis and his United Mine Workers would be unthinkable. They argued workers are eager to dig and that many others are seeking mine employment, while Lewis refuses to consider proposals or present a workable basis for settlement. Conciliation efforts paused as authorities weigh invoking Taft Hartley while a parley with Lewis was planned.
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Nav
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Goeydock
Coati Battle
Executive
The
National Coal Assoc
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Battle
America
Ballie
John Lewis
Ing Steel
U. S. Steel Corp
Stee
CIO
Philip Murray
Atecl
Cyrus 8. Ching
White House
New York
Sunday Special features and notable crime profile
The Charleston Gazette previews a weekend package with Gostello’s troubling career profile by Frank Cos Tell o, Raymond Murphy on probation officers guiding youths, Fulton Oursler’s modern parable, and a Shrewsbury miner welfare tale. Also notes junior high all stars, hobby ships, and tourism boosters in a multi-section Sunday edition.
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Fulton Oursler
Nannie
Marcelle Ward
Shrewsbury
Charleston
Ay the Hobby
Jesse
Reid
Aeeuesae
OSU Student Editor Slain During Fraternity Homecoming
Ohio State University scene turns tragic as Jack T. McKeown, 21, senior, is shot at the Delta Tau Delta house lawn while attempting to disarm James D. Heer, 20, a veterinary student and former Marine. Bevis orders full investigation.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Delta ‘Tau Delta
Howard L. Bevis
Jack T. McKeown
Delta Tau Delta
McKeown
University Hospital
James D. Heer
I Veterinary
Heer
U S Considers Retaliation Over Detained Envoys in China
U S officials study retaliation options against the Chinese Communist regime after the detention of Consul General Anus Ward and four staffers in Mukden. Possible moves include delaying recognition, further bans on shipments, and removing American personnel. India and Britain would lead non Communist recognition efforts with Britain closely watching.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
India
Britain
London
Singapore
Peiping
Mukden
Anaus Ward
C&P Takes Case To Highest Court
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co sought Supreme Court relief to suspend an Oct 18 commission order and permit charging full requested rates. The higher charges would boost annual revenues by about 4 million, while the commission allowed May add up to 650 thousand. The company offered a bond to refund excess if unapproved. It argued wage hikes already granted offset the approved raise. The carrier serves 400,000 customers and has had three increases since the war, the latest adding 10 to 20 cents to some bills.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Commission
Mine Union to Pay U S Fines Monday
Cambridge November report states United Mine Workers will pay 1.42 million dollars in contempt fines. UMW secretary treasurer John Owens announced payment in U S District Court in Washington D C. The Supreme Court upheld the fines linked to John L Lewis's refusal to halt the 1948 coal strike.
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Cambridge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
John Owens
United Mine Workers of America
Cambridge News
U. S. District Court
Washington
Owens
Supreme Court
Lewis
Men Start Trek To Steel Plants
Pittsburgh reports joyous end to a 49 day steel strike as workers flood mills with celebration. CIO United Steelworkers win insurance and pensions, with major producers signing contracts and government declaring no steel crisis. Still holdout firms and 80 percent industry coverage forecast by Monday.
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Pittsburgh
America
CIO United
United States Steel Corp
Philip Murray
Mondar
Oglebay Worton Co
M. A. Hanna Co
Alleghenny Ludium
Cruvble Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Sharon (Pa) Steel
Wheeling Co
Wad Steel
Allegheny Ludlum
Wheeling
Soprly
Murray
U. S. Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
Fairless
Yugoslavia Breaks Alliance With Albania After Ultimatum
Belgrade declared the treaty of friendship and alliance with Albania null ten days after issuing a formal ultimatum. Tito charged Albania with unfriendly acts including hostile propaganda, subversive activities, border restrictions, and attempts to incite ethnic hatred. Several Eastern bloc nations had already severed treaty ties. Diplomatic relations remained, with Yugoslavia listing seven grievances against Albania.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
tPi
Albania
Marshal Tito
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Todey
Adriatia
Yacopi Mayor Die In Dynamited Building
BOGOTA Colombia Nov 12 The new conservative mayor of Yacopi and 11 others were reported killed today in the dynamiting of the town hall. El Tiempo says the deaths may mark the first pre election violence since a state of siege. Cesar Llanos had just been appointed by the Conservative government.
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Bogota
Colombia
Yacopi
el Tiempo
Cesar Llanos
Vishinsky Says Atomics Work Open to Check
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told the Special Political Committee that Moscow is open to international atomic inspection while insisting Russia will not surrender any soil to a foreign body. He warned that large scale explosive work is underway in the USSR and that atomic energy will be used for peaceful purposes, contrasting it with potential wartime gains. Assistant Secretary Hickerson questioned Russia's aims and called Vishinsky’s remarks irrelevant, then noted isotopes are being sent to about 30 countries for research.
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Lake Success
Navy
Andrei
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
SU. N. Assembly
Russia
John B. Hickerson
United States
Hickerson
Willlng
Angered Citizens Demand Charleston Officers Removed
Spectators at the Laidley Field football game report police beat a man, Lowell Slack, 38, unconscious with nightsticks and fists. Witnesses and a city official condemn the incident as unprovoked and demand the officers be removed, while Chief Ray orders a full investigation into the arrest and actions of Patrolmen Prowse and Gibbs.
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Lowell Slack
Rock Lake Village
Charleston
Laidley Field
Slack
Gazette
Lowell F. Slack
duPont Company
Slackton
Pat B. Withrow, Jr
Andrews
Withrow
bradJality
Charles W- Ray
Ray
Dan Prowse
Charles Globs
Prowse
Gibbs
Charlesto General
Lowell
Paolice
Slac
G. &. Ratliff
Walter Cavender
Laidley
Robert Robinson
Billy
Notre Dame and Army Escape Close Wins in Rivalry Day
In New York on November 12 Notre Dame edged a tough opponent 42 to 6 while Army held off Pennsylvania 14 to 13 with Jack Ackmull converting both touchdowns. Cornell Dartmouth and Wyoming faced upsets. Michigan State lost to Oregon State 25 to 20 and Notre Dame’s win kept them undefeated.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army
Cornell
Boston University
Wyoming
Michigan State
Boston YU
Oregon State
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Bobby Williams
Irish
Jack Ackmul
B&rmy
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
German Discovers Potential Weapon For TB Warfare
Atlanta reports two doctors Geoffrey Rake and H Corwin Hinshaw announced a German scientist had found a new synthetic drug derived from coal tar called TB I and thio semi carbazones as a potential weapon against tuberculosis. They said large scale tests were planned.
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Atlanta
Geoffrey Rake
New Brunswick
N. J
H. Corwin Hinshaw
San Fransisco
Senator singles out Sweden over Marshall Plan aid
Vienna dispatch reports Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma, chair of the Appropriations subcommittee, hints Sweden hurt prospects for more Marshall Plan funding. He denounces a country for not aiding others in 135 years and implying the country spied in uniform. Sweden has received about 79 million dollars in Marshall Plan aid through mid October.
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Vienna
Austria
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Senate
Sweden
Thomas
Van Horn Elected President of WV Social Work Group
W B Van Horn, Charleston administrative assistant to the State Department of Public Assistance, was elected president of the West Virginia State Conference of Social Work at a three day meeting at the Daniel Boone Hotel. Other officers include Charles W Hogers, first vice president, Mrs E J Adams, second vice president, and Charles Rice, treasurer. Board members named were Brig John Bivans, Auxthuy Stroud, Rev Richard Smith, and Miss Eileen Blackey.
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W. B. van Horn
Charleston
State Department of Public Assistance
West Virginia
John Bivans
Salvation Army
Auxthuy Stroud
Fairmont
Richard Smith
Morgantown
Mountaineer
Eileen Blackey
Washinglton
D.C
Veterans Administration
Salvation Army Dedication Today for Citadel in Charleston
Salvation Army to dedicate the $300,000 citadel at Tennessee Avenue and Wyoming Street in Charleston at 2:30 p m today with dignitaries and active supporters attending in the citadel gymnasium. Maj Harry Ward city commander will take part. C Dickinson chairman will present keys to Brig and Mrs John Bivans. A E Chesham of Atlanta will deliver dedicatory address. Music by Morris Harvey College choir and prayers by Lt Col Robert Rose of Baltimore.
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Charleston
Citadel
Tennessee Av
Wyoming St
Citadel Gymnasium
Harry Ward
Ausata
C. Dickinson
Brig
John Bivans
A. E. Chesham
Atlanta
Morris Harvey College Choir
Johnson
Robert Rose
Baltimore
Maj. Ward
Mack R. Mathews
Forest Infernos Menace Three Counties
Wildfires roared across about 2500 acres in Kanawha Boone and Fayette counties with eleven days of drought in the valley. Forester Asher Kelly Jr reported 25 fires in the trouble counties, the hottest region in the state, including a big blaze at Five Mile on Ratl ESnake Run of Campbells Creek.
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Kanawha-Boone-Fayette
Asher Kelly, Jr
Tine
W. B. Sayer
Kanawha County
Sayer
Kelly
Campbells Creek
Air We Breathe Alloy Smoke Ingredient Story
Rain in a North Carolina stream and ore from Africa mingle with West Virginia wood to form the smoke over Alloy, site of Union Carbide ferro alloy operations. The Kanawha Valley plant spreads over a mile by half a mile with Juong open-roofed buildings. Electromet smelts ferro alloys to cleanse and harden steel, a key industry in the U. S. mill system.
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West Virginia
Electro Metallurgical
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
Kanawha Valley
U. S
Charleston Skies and Regional Weather Sketch
A fragmented weather and skywatching note covers tonight through Sunday. It notes visible planets Venus Jupiter Mars Saturn in various sky positions and lists temperature readings for early morning and afternoon, followed by a regional forecast for West Virginia Tennessee Maryland and Virginia with clouds showers cooler nights and possible fog.
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Fomalnaut
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
West Virginia
Tennessee
Penmsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
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