Reuther's Union Pledges Support To Steelworkers
Associated Press reports in New York that 100000 Steelworkers were set for a Wednesday strike after wage talks collapsed with industry, wage board, and government involvement. CIO and United Steelworkers pledged full backing while industry officials indicated plant cooling delays and price controls limited gains.
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Associated Press
New York
McDonald
Gio
Philip Murray
Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Clavelind
Waller P. Reuther
Anim
Wace
Indually
Dohr A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Wage Stabilization Board
P. Felmsinger
Murray
WSB
Eis Arnall
Arnall
Washington
Youths Held for Court Trial at Hearing Here
Two Corry youths were arrested for separate offenses this morning and pleaded guilty before Alderman M. Cobbel. Richard Paul Culver, 17, of 4g West Pleasant Street, jailed since Saturday, pled guilty to assault and battery with resisting and disorderly conduct. the latter charge postponed 30 days. Culver alleges he intended to plead to two counts before a judge in Erie County Court. McKay, injured officer, testified Culver held hatred for him and made a snide remark. Culver faces possible sentence after county aldermen decide. Dylan McKay was treated at Coy Memorial Hospital, later refusing transport. James Smith, 19, charged with breaking into multiple properties, remained jailed after posting no bail.
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Cobbel
Erle County
Ricchard Paul Culver
West Pleasant Street
Ere
Culver
Adler
Atley
Pyt
Curry
McKay
Trom
Coy Memorial Hospital
Chives
Sae
MeKay
Elks Officers Installed At Corry Lodge Ceremony
Newly elected Corry Lodge of Elks No 100 officers were installed at a Bi-monthly meeting in the North Center Street hall. Alford Morrison Sr exalted ruler James P Sulliven leading knight William Johnson loyal knight J Dounill Watson recruiting knight S Walter Sweet secretary Harry W Powe treasurer W W Hammond trustee Frank L Keefe teller Olin Bracken Jr esquire Erie Billsworth inner guard Louis Sears organist Rev Joseph R Clair chaplain. The event followed a turkey dinner attended by about 50 members and delegates and was led by Justin Fourspring exalted ruler of the Erie Lodge with A S Boag district deputy and J F Needham retiring exalted ruler also speaking.
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Corry
Els
North Center Steel
Erie I Lodge
Alford Morison
James P. Sulliven
Wiliam Johnson
J. Dounill Watson
Lecruting
S. Walter Sweet
Harry W. Powe
W. W. Hammond
Tee
Two Children Die In Erie Home Fire
In Erie Pennsylvania on April 4 two children died in a house fire identified by Coroner Warren W Wood as Doris Jean Bean four and her 14 month old brother Leon children of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bean. Fire suspected to be caused by a faulty gas heater and both victims died of suffocation.
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Erie
Warren W. Wood
Doris Jean Bean
Leon
Joseph Bean
Wood
PHONE STRIKE THREAT MAY BRING NEW TIE-UP
Associated Press reports a looming telephone strike by 57,060 workers in Michigan Ohio and northern California threatens to disrupt communications. Western Union and New York Cy will start sending and receiving messages today despite a nationwide telegraph strike. Officials say offices will stay closed and relay attempts have failed.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Weretern Vinton
New York Cy
APL Commercial Telegraphers Union
Sitter
Lh. B. Ball
Corry
Senate
Michigan
Tito
Defense Bill Is Main Target Of Economy Drive
Washington April 4 The House budget-cutting drive focuses on a $4.24 billion defense appropriation bill as members push for deeper military cuts and fierce battles over Vatican diplomatic representation and Voice of America funding. Committee action trimmed Navy and Army requests, setting up floor votes next week amid demands for up to 14.4 billion in further reductions. SIMMONS TO FLY HOME FRANKFURT Germany April 4 Curt Simmons departs for the United States to exchange his Whakis for a Phillies uniform after completing a two-year enlistment and discharge.
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Associated Press
Washington
Efenik
House
Vatican
America
Appropriations Committee
Tn 17
Gannon
D-Mu
Rep
Taber
R-Ny
Mahon
Dex
Navy
Army
Air Force
National Security Council
National Security Training Commission
National Security Resources Board
Jury Foreman Denies Charge in Costello Trial
New York April 4 The foreman of the jury in gambler Frank Costello’s contempt trial said she had been approached with money to influence verdicts and that two jurors were removed earlier today with no explanation The development cast doubt on whether the jury could continue as deliberations were set to begin in the second Costello contempt trial before Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan.
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Pssuentuen
New York
Frank Costello
Helen Lewise Mason
Sylvester Ryan
Mason
Sitie
Nlyt
Hegin
Costello
Harges
U. S
Benito Clime
Six Killed In Dixie Tornadoes
WEW New Orleans reports a series of tornadoes and violent wind storms across the southern states. At least six people are dead and about nineteen injured as towns near Arnaudville Louisiana and in Cajon Parish report destruction. Relatives identify victims including Ale Olivier, 50, Mrs. Alex Olivier, 49, Shirley, 7, and Pearl Hans. two Oliver brothers, Terry and Donal, were taken to Breaux Bridge clinic. Earl Olivier unhurt.
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Ale Olivier
Alex Oliver
Shirley
Pearl
Hans
C. V. Olivier
Alsn
Terry
Donal
Breaux Bridge
Earl
Anthrax Outbreak Warning Issued by State Officials
In Pennsylvania farmers are cautioned by the State Agriculture Department to watch for anthrax as the disease spreads to 12 other states and could persist in the environment for years. Dr Milo, director of the state bureau of animal industry, notes spores remain viable and cites a recent Franklin County case where eight cows died on a single farm. This is the fifth warning issued since January.
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Pennsylvania
Lvestock
State Agriculture Department
Department Auld
Togs Sn
Ha, Milo
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Sid Ad
Keystone
Mila
Franklin County
Ixipa
Titusville Church Destroyed By Fire In Insurance Surge
A Titusville church suffered a major fire causing an estimated 250000 to 351000 dollars in damages. Firemen reported flames near a chimney. the blaze was visible from the basement coal furnace area and rapidly consumed the building. Insurance later covered most losses, with an estimated 296000 to 82000 additional payout after the event. The fire occurred late at night on the grounds near Percy and West Walkalveda, with rapid collapse of the roof and debris filling the interior.
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Ville
Firryesterdas
Cartier
Percy
Memier Nf Lu
Ike
Large Grange Meeting Staged With 200 Expected Saturday Night
About two hundred Grange members from the county are expected for a visitation event at the Lo. F. Hall on Noeeh Cellural Amons Grange. State and county Grange groups will attend. Pomona fruit baskets and county judges will be part of the program. new Lime Jtaventte Grange officers to be installed by Edinboro officials. Gerry and Bainboro areas to contribute a large literary delegation. gathering starts at 8:30 with a social hour and a weekly menu.
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Cherriel
F. Hall
Noeeh
Amons Grange
Somie State
Grange
Diabora Grange J
Pomona
Sal Wiebwie
Three Way Compromise May Clear Way For Armistice
Fragmented notes report secret talks toward a three way compromise to end the Korean War. Allied generals and U.N. delegates discuss prisoner repatriation terms and potential withdrawal offers, aiming to avert a new stalemate.
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Munban
Tiday Hey
Rideway
Hele Sander
Panesuutjom
Tale Rec
Ure Sternnqtinn
Chi
Corry Girl Sustains Injuries In Street Crash
Martha Ann Fenstermacher nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fenstermacher of 17 Mott Street, suffered serious injuries when a two car collision occurred on North Corner Street by Fitz Restaurant. Witnesses and city police report heavy traffic and a skid after drivers momentarily looked away. The Ross girl, passenger in the other car, was hurled to the floor but survived. both vehicles sustained minor damage and the injured child was taken to a physician for treatment.
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Martha Ann Pensterwapter
Mrohn Fensternacher
Mott Street
Vestry ImitWoeer Eol ‘Sion
North Corner Street
Fitz
Monard Rost
Raymond
Viehle
Ross
Doughter
Wilam Denaldson
Sprite
Washington Street
Mungster
Donaldson
Nine Doctors and Nurse Face Loss of Positions at Philadelphia General Hospital
Nine physicians and a nurse at Philadelphia General Hospital are slated for dismissal for refusing to sign the state loyalty oath. Acting medical director Dr Al Qed C Labopeetta confirms the action, with 10 unnamed staff among 2,500 employees refusing the oath. City officials regard the mandate as mandatory, while lawyers for the staff plan to challenge the loyalty act in court.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia General Hospital
al- Qed C Labopeetta
Taboncerta
James P. Dixon
City Heart
Robert K. Sawyer
William Allen Ball
The
American Civit Liberties Union
Community Chest Allocates Funds to Local Agencies
Erie County Cancer Saul launches support for Tunis, receiving 1.5MG. Mpass Park Association gets 400. The Ext Crippled orhil Great’s Snogety receives 550. Community Chest totals 2750 allocated to agencies, supporting charitable efforts this week.
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Uname Su
Fife
Ell
Erie County Cyncer Saul
Tunis
Mpass Park Association
Orhil Great
State revenues above estimate show rise in early months
Harrisburg April 4 Associated Press Revenue returns from Pennsylvania for the first months of the current fiscal period total $254.28 million, about $4 million above estimates. Secretary Minard B. Logan says the hike may not forecast overall biennial results and notes declines in major taxes like corporate net income. Cigarette, beer, liquor, and motor fund receipts vary from estimates, with some taxes exceeding and others underperforming expectations. Eberline, a 54 year old Pennsylvania Railroad fireman, was killed today near his home in Scott Township.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Minard B
Hee
Logan
Carings i
Telay
Avains
Truman pushes for AG to quit amid purge storm
April 4 Washington report on the White House cleanup drive unraveling as Attorney General McGranery arrives amid accusations of government corruption. McGrath says he was fired for doing his duty, Morris claims no trust in departments, and the pair clash over the administration’s fight to reform the Justice Department. Page Six continuation teased.
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Associated Press
Washington
Philadelphia
Silentity
James B. McGranery
Rey
Pice
Senate
Truman
Zén
Dowells Mac Archure
Moward McGrath
McGrath
Harvey Truman
Dad
Newbold Morris
Margis
Jrure
Morris
Thier
Eanch
Masry Tru Min
McGraw
New York
Providence
Chelf D-Kyenid
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Justice Department
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Truimin
League
Joseph Short Weld
Airport Welk
Juliana
Netherlands
Cvil
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