Union Awaits Word to Start New Steel Talks
Union leaders hesitate as six major steel firms and U S Steel negotiate in New York over wage boosts and fringe benefits. A possible 1.5 to 2.0 cent per hour rise is discussed. union plans to file strike notice Friday to push talks. Prices and mobilization impact loom as Charles Wilson resignation and Truman reply shape the crisis.
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UNION
Associated Italy
New York
Washington
Benjamin Pairtess
U. S. Steel Corp
Arnall
Tosipeed Ob
Sterl Company
CI0
United Steelworkers
CIO
Phillp Murray
Steel Union
Jim Dargnining
Umion
von Board
WSB
Henwnelmy
John A Stephens
United States Steel Corporaton
Wwe
Pense
Furthey
Stephens
Defense
Charles
Wile
Wilson
U.S
Truman
Bane
U.S Steel
Remblic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Tones
Laughlin
Alan and
Bethlehem
Gabreski Becomes Jet Ace in Korean War Fight
Col Gabreski, a famed World War II ace, led a Saber squadron against Mig-15s near the Yalu River in Korea. The action left at least one confirmed Mig down, with multiple others damaged or possibly destroyed as Fifth Air Force Sabres pursued enemy jets.
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Col. Gabreski
Seoul
Kuroo
U.S
Fifth Air Fine
Oty
Uishroyelt
Fifth Air Force
Francis
Kressel
Guy
Siet
Yalu River
Mancinio Kayes
Gabreski
City Red Cross campaign misses quota in Corry
Corry Red Cross campaign ends with 6680.79 raised toward the 7906 target, a deficit of 1239. Organizers slash down the budget and call for late donations via mail. Breakdown shows Advance gifts 867.908, Commercial 630.00, Industrial PIU, Organizations 185.00, Utilities 275.00, Special groups 150.00, Residential 2724.00 and township totals across wards.
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Corry
Red Cross
Moto
Lye
M. Howard
Wayne Township
Concord Townships
Elzin
Wis
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Una Snyder
Rail work closes First Avenue to cars
First Avenue was used to traffic this morning and will remain closed for the balance of the week while Erie Railroad track crews move crossing gates and one set of tracks northward. The change, approved weeks ago, is to support the new Erie Bellrond passenger station. Work is to be completed so traffic can resume next week.
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First Avenue
Erie Railroad
Erie
Fire at Local Store Damages Building and Contents
Fire damaged the rear of Eroughs Home Furniture on South Center Street last night. Loss estimated at 3500 for contents and 3000 for the building, with repairs planned soon. Assistant Chief Shales Collier and five fire crews contained the blaze quickly, saving the business operation. Insurance adjustors and owner Harry Borach reviewed the scene. cause suspected as discarded papers and packing material with cigarette debris.
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Fsuey
Alznt
Erough
Hone
South Center Street
Dimes Landers
Frank Carnegie
Laws Police
West Main Street
Ralph Pusler
Peliet
Trek Dever
Soni
Genter Street
Shales Collier
Sax
Harry Baracl
Borach
One Killed on Area Highways
A monthly police activity review reports one motorist killed and three injured on Corry area highways. Six criminal arrests were made after investigations, 41 traffic arrests during 210 patrols covering 870 miles, and $2,625 in damages from 11 investigated accidents. Officers fielded 370 information requests and assistance.
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Corry
Lncal
Busine Maseh
Chl
Theadore Hubley
Pvt. Wilson
Four Die in San Francisco Hotel Fire
Flames swept the four story Gasu Loma hotel in the north central district of San Francisco killing four residents including Mildred Sutherland and her son Melvin. More than a dozen were injured as firefighters battled the blaze which was under control after about an hour.
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San Francisco
Gasu Loma
Sa Francisco
Mildred Sutherland
Melvin Sutherland
Margaret Hambly
Lena Schift
Quits Store Refuse Caughts Involved in Plans Approval
Representatives of the six school districts in the Oncey Area are expected to receive approval for building plans by the department. The tentative schedule calls for completion of building in 1954 as boards prepare for review and exploration sessions.
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H. Berkhous
Tn Ly
Danture Tomiurrae
Aulimisconul
Tie Deparkuen
Yivel
Mpprv
Plauis
Out
Troy
Chery
Beli
Spring Creel
Columbus
Develon
Citywide mercentile plate refuse collection suspended
Homer Berkhous, operator of Berkhous Disposat, suspended citymercentile plate collection for several weeks amid a dispute with Brice Stubelimllin over new charges. Affected patrons face a 20 cent per mile rate, with rebates for those who paid higher fees earlier. Council likely to act at next meeting.
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Homer Berkhous
Berkhous
Brie
Brice Stubelimllin
Conscil
Berkhouis
Ims
Berkhout
Berkshows
Gly Council
Berkhows
Soldier Held In Officer Slaying
In Lampasas Texas authorities pursued charges against a young soldier in the fatal shooting of 2nd Lt Howard Williamson at the officers mess tent of the 2nd Airborne Division. Pvt Michael Kunak told investigators he planned to defect from the army as officers considered charges. Evetts said Kunak admitted to an oral statement amid officers and reporters.
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Lampasas
Tex
Cigitin
James HK. Evetts
Belton
Michael °. Rumak
Baltimore
Med
Evetts
Kunsk
Howard Williamson
Washington, N
Williamson
2Nd Airborne Division
Kanak
Kanak Ow
March Weather Ends With Warm Spells and Record Highs
The article notes March concluded with unusually warm conditions and a record yearly high. Averages show a mild month overall with the warmest day reaching a new peak, despite earlier cold snaps. Totals include substantial rainfall and a surge of temperatures around the last week, as measured in daily highs and lows.
Bank embezzler sentenced to prison in Fairmont
Samuel E Swigey a bank executive aged around 60 was sentenced to five years in federal prison for embezzling about 20000 dollars from the Farmers Opel Morris National Bank of Cairo West Virginia. He pleaded guilty to six counts of_defending the bank from losses.
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Fairmont
W.va
Samuel E Swigey
Bank- Iie
Swipes
Opel Meruhwnis National Bank of
Cairo
We Wis Vies
Rain Ends Grass Fires Nine Alarms Answered
Rain brought relief to city firefighters who battled grass fires from yesterday morning, answering nine alarms with six cross fires. Property damage included two homes and a furniture company, totaling over 8500 dollars, while overall damage was minor.
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Vonmuer
William Hawking
Ormsbee Road
Baruch Hote Furniture Co
Sutton And Kling Convicted Of Queens Bank Robbery
Sutton and Kling were found guilty of robbing the Manufacturers Trust Company in Queens on March 8 1980. The pair aged 51 and 45 faced counts of robbery weapons burglary assault and larceny. Jurors deliberated about ten hours before delivering the verdict in Queens County Court. Each defendant faces 10 to 30 years in prison depending on sentencing guidelines.
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Sutton
Kling
Queens
Ny Associalea Frese
New York
Thomas Seyps Kling
King
Haldline Io
Manufactures Trust Company
Buthon
Ind
Queens County Court
SHU
Hopry
Pritel
Queens County
Peter JT Parrell
Butlin
Russian Issue Handed Over to Top Negotiators
Associated Press dispatch from MUNSAN Korea reports policymakers surrendering the Russian question to top armistice negotiators. Subcommittee meetings delayed, dispute over how to name Korea and the Unified Nations command stalling progress. Darrow notes each side may choose its preferred designation. Allies and Communists seek different terms despite ongoing talks. Also mentions Pittsburgh Allergists meeting to discuss new drug applications.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Hokeat
Uct
Liske
Fussi
Wuurees
C. Timer
Joy
U. S. Naval Academy
Ab Ashiapolis
Adil
Peisoner
U. N
Han Hulk
Ancierit
UN Com
Kingdom of Chasm
Don C. Darrow
Darrow
Requiest
Warn Youths On Dangerous Game In City
Police reported youths in the city using metal slingshots to fire jagged fragments at each other. An incident left a boy with a near eye injury and others narrowly avoiding serious harm. Police detained two youths and issued stern warnings to the boys and their parents.
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Srilion
Wenuge
Fave
Nile Ilo Pultee
Center Street Store To Move To West South Street
Prank Litt Sr operated a small-lull store and key shop at 44 North Center Street and business quarters at 25 West South Street. He plans to move his business and dwelling to the West South Street location within 30 days, pending transfer of the former Gary Hospital nurses home on North Center Street recently purchased by Alderman Cobert.
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Prank Litt
North Center Strepe Elziee
West
South Tee
MS. Cobbery
Vhocoman
Gary Hospital
North Center Street
Cobbeth
Lloyd Meerdint
Stalin Says War Not Near. German Unification Urged
New York April 1 Premier Stalin told American editors a third world war is not nearer now than two or three years ago The message suggested a meeting of the heads of great powers might help and stated the moment is opportune for German unification James L Wick of Niles Ohio Daily Times said two Russians delivered the message to him Harrisburg April 1 Howard D Tobias 27 and Robert Rohrback 23 both of Harrisburg were sentenced to six to 12 years in the Eastern Penitentiary for burglaries The loot was about 10600 in cash and merchandise police say most of the loot had been recovered
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New York
Stalin
Americal
Germany
James L. Wick
Niles
Ohio
Daily Times
Harrisburg
Howard D. Tobias
Robert Rohrback
Dauphin County
Yeaterday
Eastern Penitentiary
Voter surge fuels tense three way races in Nebraska Wisconsin
As 1.3 million voters turnout in Nebraska and Wisconsin, a heated three way Republican contest and Truman era Democratic splits dominate the scene. Write in campaigns and high profile names like Kefauver Taft and Eisenhower mark the ballot battles, with Nebraskan and Wisconsonite lines shaping the nomination fights.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Uher
Truman
Taft
Dwight Eikenhower
Cehler
Stasser
Mary Kenny
Douglas MacArthur
Marartha
Taf
Wes Kenny
Sien
Amos
Robert Kerr
Oklihona
Ricoh von Kefauver Kerr
Ty Washington
Alben Bailey
Sens
George
Georgia
Hoey
North Carolina
Auto Plunges Into River Three Drown In Delaware
A car veered from John Fitch Way and plunged into the Delaware River. Three occupants were found dead Lillian Breece 20 Clovis Luttrell 20 and John Taylor 13 all Tren ton residents. A fourth passenger James Adams VI Morrisville Pa was treated for shock.
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Seisets
ABN Oecil 9
John Fitch
Delaware River
Lillian Breece
Clovis
Luttrell
Fort Dix
John Taylor
Trenton
James Adams VI
Morrisville
Pram Cis Hospital
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FRICE
Altoona
James H. Wallace
Office of Price Stabilization
Altona
City Red Cross
Barach
Wi City
OPS Refus
Lancaster
Jeb D. Sheets
Somerset, Ps
Washington, D.C
Sheets
March
Mercury
Russia
Pittsburgh
the American College of Allergists
Center Street
Frank Lite
Cobbett
Rio
Accuphtad
Dem
Barkley
Kate
Hie Equitable Gas Co
Publicii Commission
Tate
Pat
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