Steel Firms Press Court Fight Over Seizure Order
The government's top lawyer argued the president is accountable only to the Constitution as judges consider limiting executive power in the steel seizure case. Assistant Attorney General Baldridge contends courts cannot enjoin executive action, while Judge Pine pressed for a swift ruling and ordered urgent briefing.
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Michigan acts to avert future prison mutiny
Associated Press reports that Michigan moves to ease control of riot-wracked Southern Michigan Prison after a mass mutiny. Guards were taken hostage, violence rose, and extensive damage occurred. Gov Williams vows no reprisals while prosecutions proceed, with investigations by the Attorney General’s office. Hostages were released after a tense stand-off and a rapid crisis timeline.
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Install Officers At Moose Club Ceremony In City
Recenty elected Loyal Order of Moose officers were installed at the Moose Club on North Center Street. Officials named include Al Allison Gifford governor, Paul Brenoel junior governor, Stanley Kasper junior past governor, Dean Bashiine prelate, Henry Davis sergeant at arms, James Sheldon inner guard, Merle Brown outer guard, Joseph Gentitman Clifford Meyer and Donald Gates trustees for one to three years. Installations conducted by Past Governor Arthur Cochran and Joseph DeMarte with barbecue served afterward.
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Moose Club
North Center Street
Allison Gifford
Paul Brenoel
Stanley Kasper
Dean Bashiine
Henry Davisi
James Sheldon
Merle Brown
Joseph Gentitman
Clifford Meyerin
Donald Gates
Arthur Cochran
Joseph DeMarte
Paul French
Governor Reappoints Alderman After Ward Shift
Governor names Melvin Stobbett as Third ward alderman to serve until January 1854. Former Fourth ward member moved to Third ward at 411 North Center, necessitating reappointment by the governor due to residence change.
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John
Fine
Melvin Stobbett
North Center
Full UN Meeting Proposed After Secret Prisoner Talks
The United Nations considers a plenary session after the Communists ended secret prisoner negotiations. Allied negotiators face calls to reveal details as they reassess positions on repatriation and possible armistice terms.
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Prest Munsan
Korma
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Tiniehr
Korea
George Hickman
U S Iran Agree On Military Aid
Authorities report Mossadegh's government and the United States have resolved terms to renew military aid. The pact follows an exchange with U S Ambassador Loy Henderson and signals renewed support for Iran under the Mutual Security Act. An economic aid package of 24 million dollars under the Point Four program remains in force.
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Associated Press
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French Landslide Kills Three in Menton
A rain soaked landslide in Menton on the French Riviera killed three people and left 13 injured with 20 houses buried. Officials feared more bodies amid mud and wreckage as 200 residents were evacuated and 160 workers cleared debris with help from American sailors.
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Associated Press
Menton
France
U. 8 Sixth
Three Killed In Tacoma Plane Crash At Night
A pirate plane with four aboard crashed into Tacoma’s sewer line after dusk, killing Willis Jones, 40, his son Gene Paul Jones, 17, and Robert Joslyn, 40. Richard Dexter, 25, pilot and owner of the oil business, survived badly burned. The craft struck a 170,000 volt line, burst into flames, and burned near the city edge as residents pulled Dexter from the wreckage.
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Tacoma
Wash
Richard Dexter
Tacota
Dexter Fon
Ames
Bienes
Bethlehem Steel reports 1952 first quarter earnings drop
Bethlehem Steel Corp reports 1952 first quarter earnings down 25 percent from a year earlier. income of 90.45 or 1.80 a common share on 3 months ended March 31 vs 25,066,200 or 2.45 a share in 1951. Grace Graneig, chairman, cites return on billings at four percent, lowest since 1945, while wage price disputes and government seizure of the industry loom.
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Associated Press
New York
Bus
Bethlehem Steel Cory
Ventugo
E.G. Gree
Army Sends 500 Troops to Pittsburgh District
Pittsburgh April 25 The Army has sent 500 troops and anti aircraft guns to the Pittsburgh area for training exercises Civil defense officials say air observers have been alerted to track troop arrivals in Pittsburgh ahead of training details The move aims to bolster defense readiness and simulate wartime conditions for local observers and units.
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Pittsburgh
Sevomven
Sata
Civic needs study group formed by city officials
A Community Executive Committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce will survey civic needs and develop recommendations. Members include Cai Smith Abe D. Aymony Tilston Ester Lapus and others. The chamber agreed to sponsor a dedication ceremony for the Erie Depot on May 28 with Paul Johnston invited to attend.
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New Depot
Corey Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Long
William Leaby
Cai
Smith
Abe D. Aymony Tilston
Luc
Ester Lapus
Hoger Brown
Frank Duld
BF Bente
Richard Rossbuther
Wilisril Dyckes
Emmy
Abbend
Laval Civic and
Parke Ad Company
Chamber
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E. F. Bottes
Truman ultimatum remark sparks global row
In Washington Apr, President Truman’s off the cuff claim that he issued a personal ultimatum to Stalin triggered sharp reactions abroad. British papers headlined sensationally about Truman’s talk while officials stressed the term was used in a layman sense. The note from this government to the Iranian dispute next day is cited as Russia’s continued occupation of Iran. In a separate report, seven workers were killed in a coal mine explosion at Koenig in Saarbrucken with two others believed trapped.
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Detman
Lingwage Ad “Ule Linmtuim
Roger Tubby
State Department
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Abe Rissiane
Russia
Iran
Baarbrucken
Saar
Koenig Coal
Kansas City Passes Hump in Flood Fight
Kansas City area clears the flood hump as crews monitor the Missouri and Kaw rivers. Officials report crest near 1951 levels downstream, with preparations by Army engineers along the Missouri–Illinois border and relief funding in Washington. Local cities face rising river stages and flood threats, while Davenport and St Louis monitor for further impacts.
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Stanford Hose Co installs officers in ceremony
Stanford Hose Company held installation ceremonies for new officers and committee members in the organization rooms. Richard Williams was installed as president, George Maloney glee president, Junk Poster secretary, Russell Briges treasurer, and Jack Downey foreman with several assistants. A relief association membership also installed, followed by a committee led by Charles Collier serving a buffet lunch. The meeting thanked Mar ry Barach for a cash donation amid other notes. Edwin James Huntley, 64, an Aero Supply employee, collapsed and died at work at the Home Furniture Co. store operated by Barach.
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First Ward
Ames Sullivan
Tic Organisation
Richard
Dick) Williams
Glee
George Maloney
Junk Poster
Ieasurer
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Jack Downey
Jerome
Jerry) Davis
Alfred Apps Thkine
Officr
Finsare
Charles Splesman
James Neville
Bernard Sonestl
Frank King Jey
Charles Colter
Relief Association
Carl Peterson
Russell Brees
Pail Splesman
Chares
Collier
Charles Collier
Barach
Home Furniture Co
FTC Considers Action Against Bisa AUST
Congressional investigators report new purported evidence of imperial style ships and hydro-ravine equipment in a government campaign selling share automotive parks. A House committee examines expenditures and high ranking involvements. calls for action and disclosures lead to reassignments and personnel changes at the Rossford arsenal and related agencies.
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Conimny
Ray Hardy
Bris
David ¢ Crawford
Cal
Shiriey
W. McTiwain
Rossford Arsenal
Crawford
Repul
Hal Abe Pedeen
Public posting of ceiling prices for eating places
The Office of Price Stabilization requires about 30 eating places including restaurants taverns and hotels to display ceiling prices for food and drinks. Separate posters cover food items versus alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages with ceilings based on February 3 to February 9 period and adjustments as wholesale price indices shift.
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Bureau of Labor Statist
Commission for Educational TV Proposed at College Seminar
STATE COLLEGE Pa April 28 Creation of a national commission for educational television was suggested at a conference of educators and TV technicians Dr Arthur S Adams president of the Americas Council of Education which sponsored a four day seminar at Pennsylvania State College which ended yesterday said such a commission could be of great help to colleges planning television stations It would be particularly helpful in programming in obtaining the opinions of the general public and in arranging means of financing
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Teas State College
National Commission For Educational Television
Arthur S Adams
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Americas Council of Education
Pennsylvanis State College
Gun Powder Fire Blasts Forward Turret On USS St Paul
An explosion in a gun turret aboard the cruiser St Paul off Korea killed 30 American sailors. The Navy calls it a gunpowder fire of determined origin, as repairs and a full investigation proceed. The ship fired on Communist positions and returned to station after the incident occurring near April 21.
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Reach Agreement In Phone Dispute Re AGAsta
New York April 25 negotiators reached a settlement ending an 18 day strike by 6000 Western Electric warehousemen and salesmen in 29 cities. The marathon talks began yesterday afternoon and lasted until noon today. The agreement provides wage increases from 1 to 16 cents per hour, short of the workers original demand of 22 cents.
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