White House weighs 80 cent injunction to halt atomic strike
The White House reportedly considers seeking a Taft Hartley court injunction to ban a threatened atomic workers strike at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky. CIO leaders deny fixed date and caution that talks have stalled as government mediators report no progress and pay disputes linger.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
CIO
Oak Ridge
Whiley P. McCoy
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Elwood Swisher
610 Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
Paducah
Lnst
List
Augiat Toth
CIO Unnion
APL Atomic Trades and Labor Council
Oslo Ridge Atomic
APL
Police Round Up Vandals In City Airport And Ajax Works
City police say they rounded up two gangs of youths responsible for vandalism at Lawrence Airport and the Ajax Tron Works warehouse. Three juveniles aged 11 and 14 admitted breaking airport windows and a gasoline pump, as parents accompany them for restitution talks. Six more youths and their parents will report for an accounting of damage totaling between 40 and 60 windows.
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Lawrence
Precision Products
Ajax Tron Works
Ajax
Auto Workers Reject Pay Offer After Heated Meeting
UAW officials rejected a proposed 15 percent pay rise after only half of the shop's workers voted 03 to 2 against the deal. The rejection followed a 24 hour heated meeting as the International CIO unit acted to safeguard jobs.
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International Cio
United Auto Workers
Ftem
Slim Pickings for Dog Catchers in City
City police and dog license agents patrolled streets all day chasing howling packs. Only twelve canines were caught as owners could not be located. Unowned dogs found loose were killed. owners, if identified, faced summons and a fine.
U S Officials Brush Off Red Dismissal of Protests
Washington dismissed Communist China’s double rejection of American protest notes over the July 23 airliner attack that killed three Americans and injured three. The United States demanded punishment and compensation, noting British ownership of the plane did not absolve Red China of responsibility. Two U S aircraft carriers were sent to the area after the incident, and American fighters shot down two Red aircraft in return.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
U.S
Hainan Island
United States
Reds
Tne
Red China
Pelping
Britain
Agin
Wage dispute halts work on defense job Pittsburgh
About 40 members of AFL Local 64 Operating Engineers halted excavation at Pittsburgh’s Nike battery defense project over pay scales for light versus heavy construction. Fichleau Corp. contractors faced picketing while other crafts continued work. Union rep Bherrill A. Boston said the stoppage, beginning Monday, would likely be resolved in a few days.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Nike
AFL
H. Martin Co
Fichleau Corp
Bherrill A. Boston
Yester
Jday
Untion
Hesloo
Three Auto Wrecks Leave Three Hurt In Corry Area
Two auto accidents in the Corry district last night sent three persons to Stem Memorial Hospital at Union City. Marvin E. Gunner and Nelson H. Francis, both severely injured with fractured ribs, and Mrs. B. A. Shreve suffered a knee laceration and facial bruises. Gunner, driving a panel truck, failed to pass a slowing vehicle on Route 97 west of Waterford, skidding into a Francia car and causing a rollover. Vehicle damage was estimated at 500 dollars. A second collision at White's Corners east of Columbus involved M. J. Piccirillo and Ray Little, with each car damaged about 200 dollars.
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Corry
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Marvin E. Gunner
Erle
Nelson H. Francis
B. A. Shreve
Gunner
Waterford
White's Corners
Columbus
M. J. Picctrilla
East Pleasant Street
Ray Little
Pittsfield
Piccirillo
Little
Arm trapped in car window leads to fracas near Center street
Don Eisenbarth of Pittsburgh sustained a lacerated arm when a rear car window shattered during a dispute with driver Paul Tinko of Corry. Eisenbarth and Ronald Dalezgowski of Carnegie were in the city helping installs when tensions rose and police took no action after he and Dalezgowski planned to settle the damage.
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Paul Tinko
R. D. Is
Don Eisenbarth
Pittsburgh
Ronald Dalevgawakl
Carnegie
Eisenbarth
Tinko
Center Street
Inter
Isenbarth
Dalezgowski
Polio Case Reported in New Kensington Area
In New Kensington area of Pennsylvania a 13th polio case was reported while gamma globulin inoculations were given to about 40 people, mostly children, after a local case the previous month. The latest patient is 10-year-old Carol Lee Farina. A zinc supply had been shipped from Harrisburg to Westmoreland County.
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Kensington
New Kensington
Westmoreland County
Harrisburg
Gemma
Carol Lee Farina
Distillery Fire Cleanup Under Way After Devastating Blaze
In Pekin Illinois a massive blaze at American Distilling Co. burned for 42 hours, destroying four buildings and damaging three others while sparing key facilities. The fire killed six workers and injured 38 as costs reach tens of millions. Clean up and near full production restart planned for Monday. Russell Brown of Greenwich Cohn Co. says insurance covers the loss. Wind aided efforts to save the 25 million dollar plant. About 600 workers to return as operations resume. The fire likely began by lightning during a thunderstorm Wednesday morning. The six deceased workers were Lawrence Neavear Marion Barber Edward Winker Richard Eartwood William Kohler and James Dancey.
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Associated Press
Tll
American Distilling Co
Uncle Bam
Russell Fr, Brown
Greenwich, Cohn
Lawrence Neavear
Marion Barber
Edward Winker
Richard Eartwood
William Kohler
James Dancey
Prospector Sealed for Murder in Quebec Slayings
Wilber Coffin, a 43 year old Gaspe prospector, was sentenced to hang on November 26 for the murder of Finchard Lindsey, one of three Pennsylvania hunters slain last summer in the Ganpe Peninsula. The verdict came in 34 minutes with both sides presenting that Coffin murdered the 17 year old amid claims robbery motivated the crime.
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Peace
Que
Wilber Coffin
Gaspe
Finchard Lindsey
Pennsylvania
Ganpe Peninsula
Coffin
Raymond ‘Maher
Gerard Lacroix
Richard Lindsey
Eugene
Albert Claar
Hollidaysburg
Quebec
Tindary
Kefauver cruises to easy Tennessee win in primary
In Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver and Governor Frank Clement scored large margins in Democratic races. Jenkins won the GOP gubernatorial nomination after a scattershot primary. With partial precinct tallies, Kefauver led the way for national prominence while Clement solidified a longtime hold on governorship.
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Tenn
Estes Kefauver
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Thay
Jenkins
Army
McCarthy
Ing
Demle
Pate
Button
Vernor
Clement
Gordon Browning
Univer
Shelby County
Parsons
Thrace
Raulston Schoolfield
Robert Gregory
Jenkind
Gregory
Republica
Ikely
Sutwoh
Ross Buse
Pulaski
John Re Long
Springtick
Ana
Bass
Long
Stender
Tom Fox
Three men rob Bob Gas Station at I Three, flee with cash
Robbers threatened to shoot if there was noise and took eighty dollars from a Bob Gas Station on I Three. They pistol whipped attendant Robert Morris and forced him to walk along the bank before escaping.
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Bob
Robert Morris
Farmers Hope to Save Crops in Drought Plains
In Harrisburg PA farmers across 19 southeastern counties report rain after a drought but fear ongoing losses. Weather Bureau predicts rising weekend temperatures with no rain. Federal and state experts study counties to judge emergency drought status as rainfall totals reach about an inch in some areas.
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Rom
Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Weather Bureau
Maybank urges further cut on foreign aid program
Sen. Maybank of South Carolina proposes a new half billion dollar reduction in overseas aid. He suggests tying the cut to the value of military equipment recovered due to changes in Ta-dochina and other regions. If blocked in the Appropriations Committee he will push the plan on the Senate floor.
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Associated Press
Washington
Maybank
D-80
United States
Tadochina
South Carolina
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House Conference Committee
Gentite House
Foreign Operations Administration
Benale
Allo Vet
Murder case hints at gay life in Sheppard tale
Police said Mayor Houk revealed social and nec furnal activities of a gay element connected to Dr Samuel H Sheppard and his wife Marilyn. The Albany stated that new names surfaced among five other women linked to the osteopath. Meanwhile state police hunted two armed bandits who robbed two service stations in Pittsburgh area, wounding one clerk.
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Cleveland
J. Spencer House
Bay Village
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
James
McArthur
Sheppard
Houk
Oxteopath
Monk
Fittaburgh
Butler
William Covert
Hobart M. Hall Elected President of California Typographical Conference
Hobart M Hall a former Corry resident and Journal employee has been elected president of the California Typographical Conference which covers California and Nevada. Hall moved to California in 1997 and has long been active in labor circles there. He rose to national prominence in 1982 on the committee on laws and was named national committeeman in 1983. The new president will attend the International convention opening August 1 in St Paul Minnesota with delegates from the United States and Canada.
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Hobart M. Hall
Corry Renident
California
Jona
Nevada
Mr. Hall
Corry
Typographical Union
Committee On Laws
Detroit
St. Paul
Minn
Delegiver
United States
Canada
Sanity Study Begins On Moon In Warren County
A sanity commission started a lengthy study of Norman W. Moon, convicted of first degree murder, to assess his mental condition. The panel includes Dr. Tarnel, Dr. Waltera, and A. Pierson Eaton. Moon is housed at Warren State Hospital under guard and an official report is not expected until after examination completion.
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Warren
Norman’ W. Moon
Forest County
Allison D
Wade
Alexander ©. Filck Jr
L. 8
Linder
Moon
Warren County
Warren State Hospital
Sanity Commission
Senate panel to probe McCarthy hearings scope
A Republican Democrat Senate special committee agreed to keep hearings open to the public but avoid a vaudeville atmosphere as it plans its report. The panel, including Watkins Carlson Case and others, aims for a judicial inquiry style investigation into McCarthy and related allegations, while McCarthy pursues his own inquiries.
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Frees
Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Boutowenger
Aix
McCarthy’ Altor
Nixon
Senate
Bernitor Flanders
Wisconsin
Ylanders
Pulbright
Moree
Watkins
GOP
Feud Ends in Fatal Shooting at Miami Beach Bar
A feud between a cook and a walter over a barmaid’s affections led to a fatal shooting early today in Miami Beach. Police Chief Romeo J. Shinyard said the cook Floyd Carpenter Millar, 41, died while the suspect Albert Gunaburp, 42, was booked for murder. The pair allegedly fought after multiple heated encounters over Mrs Loretta Williams, 43. In Maryland, thieves stole six thousand extremely dangerous dynamite caps from a construction site on the northeast edge of Baltimore County.
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Miami Beach
Walter
Romeo J. Shinyard
Iain
Floyd Carpenter Millar
Stepart
Albert Gunaburp
Loretta. Williams
Towbon
Hed
Baltimore County
Thant Bar Place
Bal‘timare
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