Mediator To Enter Erie Strike Dispute
Erie production workers strike at Unifion Big Co. entered mediation phase as federal mediator Grover Strainbrook prepared to join negotiations. Management offered limited insurance and vacation pay increases, while workers demand substantial wage rise and fringe benefits. The Local 12808 president cited no settlement and no meeting date until the Joy Mig Co. dispute is resolved.
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Jus — Gruouay Pioneeing
Unifion Big. Co
Erie
Conf
Stanley Purayek
Production Workers Local
United Mine Workers
Grover Srainbrook
Saegertown
Stainbrook
Joy Mig Co
Franklin
Fear Union Power Bloc in Labor Hearing
A National Labor Relations Board hearing reveals labor feared organizers within unions could form power blocs to influence international unions. Labor admits organizers are delegates, not employees, and questions who they manage. The discussion ties to industry leaders' resistance to union influence and broader economic policy actions.
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National Labor Relations Board
Manag‘rial
J. Albert ‘Woll
General Counisel
Labor
Kohler
United Auto Workers
Hhowige
Marlow Looks At Today's News From James Marlow
Washington notes a calm post recess with looming clashes over Eisenhower's defense department reorganization and foreign aid. Congress faces battles on defense reorganization, reciprocal trade, and appropriations as well as a veto confrontation over a farm price supports freeze.
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Marlow
James Marlow
Lomna
Truman
Eisen
Bower
Congress
Eisenhower
Sword of Hope Campaign Breathes Confidence on Cancer Fight
Dr John H K Haller of the National Cancer Institute declares near breakthrough in cancer causes possible. He announces the 1958 campaign for 90000 dollars under the Sword of Hope symbol, stating one in three cancer patients may be saved and millions live as survivors.
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John HK. Haller
National Cancer Institute
Memories of Corry April 11 1938 Berlin Rise to War Posture
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls Berlin's mood in 1938 as Hitler presses toward eastward goals. The column notes two voting shifts and a Greenville game moment involving Mary Maloney and the local team. A local business update reports Mrs. Harold Jewell opening a flower shop at 147 North Center Street.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Kaiser Wilhelm
Mary Maloney
Greenville
Robert Curtis
Howend Lyman
Harold Jewell
North Center Street
Charles Amy
Pneumonia Threat Casts Shadow on Local Sergeant
Years Ago April 1918 reports Sergeant Glenn Paulson of the 112th regiment at Camp Hancock critically ill with pneumonia and not expected to recover, while hospital officials and local leaders addressed the 1918 class at the high school and Corry announces nearly half a million dollars for war needs. Bruce Thomas arrives overseas with the Motor Mechanics regiment as his parents receive word.
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Glenn Paulson
112Th Regiment
Camp Hancock
Miss Nugent
Harry Auer
D. D. Reed
A. J. Smith
Liz Taylor to Return to Picture Monday
Hollywood reports Elizabeth Taylor will resume acting Monday in Cai, on a Hot Tin Roof, after a fatal New Mexico plane crash last month that killed her husband producer Mike Todd and three others. A studio source says she plans to return to the film she had begun eight days into shooting.
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Picture Monday
Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Gatress
Mike Todd
New Mexico
Miss Taylor
Cai
Todd
Debra Paget files for divorce in Juarez
Debra Paget, the film star, filed for divorce from singer David Street in Juarez yesterday citing incompatibility as the grounds. The case outlines a separation amid the Mexican proceedings.
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Debra
Juarez
Mexico
Debra Paget
David Street
Juares
Submarines Not Really Changed Since Holland Era
Fifty eight years after the first U S Navy submarine the Skipjack will launch as an atomic powered craft. It will resemble a shark at 250 feet with one propeller unlike early 54 foot gasoline Holland boats. Atomic power enables full underwater cruising, ending surface compromises. The Skipjack, launching May 26, follows the Holland in the shark trend that reshaped submarine design.
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U.S Navy
Navy
Holland
Amer
Stassen Seeks Gubernatorial Nomination With Outside Aid
Harold E. Stassen announced his campaign for Pennsylvania governor with outside financial support from both inside and outside the state. He disclosed campaign contributions range from six to one thousand dollars and named a Philadelphia attorney as one of his backers, while saying there is no Wall Street money involved and he will report all funds. He aims to raise five hundred thousand dollars with a five dollar minimum from one hundred thousand Pennsylvanians.
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Beaven
Harold E. Stassen
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Tarentum
Minnesota
Stassen
Wall Street
Morris Wolf
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Gets Last Laugh On Jokesters in Ames Case
Miss Irene Bailey, 33, won 85000 damages for a phony arrest staged by Billy Grady a retired movie casting director and Jock Monte manager of Bel-Air Country Club after she forgot to return a ring she polished for Grady. She testified she endured shock and anguish when police led her from the club barracks to a patrol car on February 14 1956.
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Ames
Irene Bailey
Billy Grady
Jock Monte
Bel-Air
Gundy
Miss Bailey
Young Ohio Car Thieves Held In Mayville Jail
Two youths from Ohio are held in Chautauqua County Jail awaiting grand jury action on first degree grand larceny charges. James Allen Bombok, 16, of Mansfield, Ohio, and Donald Eugene Bartlett, 17, of Perry, Ohio, allegedly stole three automobiles in Chautauqua County after driving from Painesville to Westfield then Brocton and Sheridan before being captured in Lancaster.
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Ohio
Mayville
Chautauqua County
Lancaster
N. Y
James Allen Bombok
Manfield
Donald Eugene Bartlett
Perry, O
Town of Hanover
Lee Putney
E.R. Cutler
Erling Carlson
Lake Fishing Season Opens in Port Clinton Ohio
In Conneaut and Port Clinton Ohio the 1988 lake fishing season began on Wednesday March 29 after delays. The John E and Iran F Ohio Fish Co tugs owned by Harvey Floro led the fleet aboard the Betty Mac owned by Ture Pearson to reach open waters after frigid winter tied at Erie.
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Conneaut
Vyimengial
John E
Iran F. Ohio Fish Co
Harvey Floro
Ture Pearson
Port Clinton
Ohio
Erie
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