Reuther Poised To Lead CIO As Haywood Fights On
Atlantic City N J The CIO United Auto Workers expected to name Walter P Reuther president at the convention finale as forces backing Allan Haywood concede nothing Reuther leads with about three million votes among 700 delegates while Haywood claims 2 million plus. Harsh bargaining and potential quitting before the issue hits the floor loom over the deadlock.
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CTO
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Reywood
Haywood
Hudson Agency to Show Autos in Corry Opening
Cliff Buesink named authorized Hudson dealer in Corry by MK Vin. Denice Hudson VP sales. A two day formal opening begins tomorrow at Franklin street showroom. Seven cars on display including three Super Wasps and four Hornet models. Door prize drawing Saturday night offers cash and gift certificates plus lubrication jobs. Buesink will run Hudson agency and continue Columbus used car business.
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Hudson
Corry
Vin. Denice
Buesink
Hudson Agency
Columbus
Commissioner To Germany Resigns as of 50-Year Diplomat
Washington sources report the 50-year diplomat in West Germany plans resignation from the high commissioner role after serving since 195? His departure follows a pacific contract delay and is subject to formal acceptance by the President. Donnelly will revert to a personal ambassador rank until the peace treaty takes effect.
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Washington
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Donselly
Trim
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Congress probes State and Justice over UN communism inquiry
A House judiciary subcommittee opened a probe into alleged tampering by the State and Justice departments with a federal grand jury’s communism inquiry in the United Nations. Lawmakers say serious charges exist of delay interference and hindering the investigation already under way in New York and Washington.
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U.S. Atty
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New York Herald- Tribune
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Frank Coe
Arlington
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Senate
O'Connor
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Fire claims life in rooming house blaze in Pittsburgh
A deadly fire in a Pittsburgh rooming house left one man burned to death. Seven other occupants, including two children, escaped unharmed from the three story brick building. The blaze caused extensive damage and is under investigation.
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Burns
Pittsburgh
David
Roonaky
RH Negative Blood Donor Appeal Hits Local Area
The Red Cross announces a special appeal for RH negative donors as a shortage affects military and civilian stock. A mobile blood unit will visit Tuesday with Corry physicians on duty 1 to 7 pm to screen donors at the city’s quota of 160 pints.
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Red Cems
Willy
Red Cross
Corry
High O'Hare
Nitrogen Explosive Boosts Gas Well Output Near Carter Hill
A nitroglycerin shot into a Pennsylvania Gas Company well at Carter Hill yesterday nearly doubled gas flow. After weeks of drilling and removing debris, crews fired the explosive charge and by 7 p.m. the production rose to about 715000 cubic feet daily.
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Carter Hill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Agu
Trillers
Seven Die in Youngstown Fire Blamed on Propane Leak
Firemen blame a leaking propane gas line for a blaze that swept a four room frame dwelling, killing seven in Youngstown. Assistant Chief Frank Lehner said the gas used for cooking probably overwhelmed the victims before the fire started last night. Victims were Henry Tochman 34 his wife Katherine 22 and their five children Henry 9 Palvicia 10 Serol 8 Mary Grace 4 and Jo Ann. The one story home north of the city was burned to the ground.
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Gay
Frank Lehnerd
Henry Tochman
Katherine
Henry Dth
Palvicia
Serol
Mary Grace
Jo Ann
Ava Gardner Flies Back to Arica for Mogambo Shoot
Actress Ava Gardner returns to Africa to resume filming Mogambo with Clark Gable after a two week interruption. She left a London illness note, and her plane departed for Kenya where shooting will continue amid recovery and on set adjustments.
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Arica
Association Cross London
Africa
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Kenya
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U.N. Debates Tunisian Independence Demand Fight
United Nations assembly faces a flood of problems as it weighs Tunisian push for independence. Delegates from opposing blocs clash over a proposal allowing the UN to take over prisoners of war who refuse to return home. France and North Africa tensions color the deliberations with no clear path to peace.
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Russie
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One Hurt In Elgin Car Crash
State Police said Mrs Kathryn Fiesta 46 suffered minor bruises and a resident of Corry ages 2% was injured in a two car collision in Elgin last night. James M Proper 16 of Elgin drove east and exited a private driveway into the Proper car. Vehicle damage was estimated at 580 and 100 to the other car.
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Kathryn Fiesta
Charles Firster
Corry
B.D. J
James M. Proper
Proper
Bear Marauders Loot Hives in Ox Bow Hill Area
Reports from Ox Bow Hill between Elgin and Spartanshire describe a bear raid on three bee yards. Lace Lewis of Corry found two hives ripped open with honey stolen, and a later visit involved lifting a hive weighing about 80 pounds and carrying it into the woods. State game protectors reimburse for two earlier damages.
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Elgin
Spartanshurne
Lace Lewis
Corry
Almut 'i
Russians Demand Return of Red Deserter From Berlin
In Berlin the Soviet envoy demanded the United States return Alexander Kulikov, a West Berlin deserter held by the Americans, claiming unlawful detention. Maj. Gen. Lemuel Mathewson replied that Kulikov faces political asylum claims and invited Soviet leaders to interview him and Pvt. Carl T. Blake to verify the facts.
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West Berlin
Americas
Reds
Associated Press
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colLeerd
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Mathewson
U.S
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Ietter
Kulikov
Carl T. Blake
Covinglong Ky
Pestec
Area Phone Co May Hire Rates Change Move
The General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania serving Corry may match Bell long distance tariffs raising within state calls while tolls on calls outside state remain unchanged. Bell's new ten cent per call tariff may not apply to General Telephone customers. Police close search for Vertis Glen, 19 year old Brie girl in Erie as authorities seek guidance from the Mother Superior in Buffalo.
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Corry
Bell Telephone Company
Donald
Cartatary
Cenéral Telephone
Peijisvivia
Erie
Vertis Glen
Jeanne McQuaid
the Good Shepherd
Buffalo
Miss Olsen
Nood
Explosion and Fire Destroy Wayne Fair Reraii Motor Co
Vandergrift Pa a explosion and fire gutted the Wayne Fair Reraii Motor Co causing about 175000 in damage. No injuries. Fifty automo biles and other items were destroyed or damaged. Thirteen other autos, five of them per, were moved to safety. Cause not determined.
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Vandergrift
Wayne Fair- Reraii Motor Co
Pittsburgh Patrolman Convicted of Perjury and Obstruction
Alan Tansfer, a Pittsburgh patrolman and member of the city’s vice squad, was found guilty by a criminal court jury of perjury and obstructing justice in connection with an eight special grand jury probe into vice and official corruption in Allegheny County. He faces up to seven years in prison.
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Pittseuun
Alan Tansfer
Tansfer
Allegheny County
Harrisburg debates school cost cuts and funding shifts
A Harrisburg report outlines possible reductions in school costs by millions and broader reforms in state education funding. It notes recommendations for more equitable, efficient distribution of state subsidies and potential increases in grants to colleges and local districts, to be reviewed by the 1953 Legislative session.
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Eyesy
Harrisburg
Dolar
Pablo
State College
Three Chinese Drives Smashed on Front Line Ridge
South Korean troops smashed three Chinese assaults on Shiper Ridge in predawn combat. By midday the Reds withdrew, leaving 92 bodies on icy slopes. American F9 fighters claimed another MIG destroyed and one damaged, with Capt. Robinson Hisner credited for the victory.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Shiper Ridge
Salit
Bradford Hold Up Ends With Money Stolen From Bank
In Bradford two men robbed the Bradford National Bank night depository, forcing Miss Bisle Anderson Way to surrender a bag of cash. One man rammed a van into her rug while the other slit the bag, pulling smaller funds from a separate container before fleeing. The incident involved about 82,000 dollars and disrupted the Bradford Board of Education funds.
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Associated Press
Bisle Anderson
Bradford National Bank
Bradford Board of Education
Slate hearing on gas rate increase
Harrisburg The Public Utilities Commission today ordered hearings in Pittsburgh on a Peoples National Gas Co. petition seeking 1,535,000 annual rate increase. The utility cites rising wholesale gas costs from Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. The City of Pittsburgh opposes the proposed increase.
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Pittsburgh
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Peoples Nasional Gas Co
Two GOP Senate Chiefs Split On Floor Leader
Washington reports reveal a split among Republicans over who should head the Senate. Senator Bridges favors stepping aside to a temporary president role. Senator Tate favors a contender. Senator Knowland of California campaigns against any Bridges challenger, while public comments mix speculation with party strategy.
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Washington
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Ohio
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Mame
Sun
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California
Use Tax On Cars Is Under Study In PA
Harrisburg discussion of a proposed use tax on autos trucks and buses is on the agenda of the Safety Committee of the Pennsylvania Automotive Association. About 75 members from across the state are meeting to study topics for possible recommendation to the 1953 legislature. The proposal would levy a tax on vehicle owners. Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp named W E Hess manager of mines at Jasty Shannopin and Twin Branch divisions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvans Automotive Association
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
W. E Hess
Cost Milnes
Hess
Jasty-Shannopin
Galfornia
Twin Branch
Black Eagle
Truman Grants Miners Full 1.90 Daily Pay Increase
President Truman approved a 1.90 per day pay boost for coal miners, despite the wage board’s lower recommendations. Archibald Ox of the Wage Stabilization Board quit in protest. The move, debated by industry leaders and union officials, risks straining labor peace while signaling potential higher prices and a looming coal-price impact.
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Truman
WSE
Teneman
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Pilts
Jef Busarello
UMW Disirish 5
Gelays
Lewis
WSB
Kewts
Ha ‘M. Moses
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Putnam
Filliam
Defense
Henry H. Fowler
Trumans
Palmam
Eisenhower
Tewenten
Blood donation guidance and post donation diet advice
The article states that donors may return to their normal diet after giving blood. It notes light nourishment from the canteen supports blood replacement in the body. The text emphasizes there is no required wait for specific foods after donation.
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