Steel price rise forecast by industry official
Pittsburgh datelined report says steel prices likely rise as labor and material costs increase. Admiral Moreel of Jones and Laughlin warns costs must be balanced by higher prices, while US Steel and Republic Steel spokesmen discuss price-lift plans and ongoing cost pressures post strike settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asooiated
Pittsburgh
Consum
Admiral Ben Moree
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Moneal
U.S. Steel Corporation
Moreel
Republic Steel Corporation
Morel
United’ Steelworkers
Soein
Snd . Employe
Five Die In Beechcraft Crash At Long Beach Airport
Five people were killed when a Beechcraft Bonnzh plane crashed and burned at Long Beach Municipal Airport. The owner was Bob Gundore, 49. A CAA spokesman said Sardine was among the aboard, with tower reports confirming others were on board and were killed in the fire. The wreckage blocked the field as responders battled the flames amid chaotic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Jwersons
Hal Syn
John Putnam
Evacuation of Chengtu Under Way Amid Civil War Shifts
AP reports evacuation of Chengtu, capital of the new Nationalist government, began at 2 am from Chengtu Airport for Formosa. Nationalist forces and relief airlift planned with planes chartered by Gen. Claire Chennault. Communist advances near Chengtu and defense lines set 30 to 60 miles from the provisional capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chengtu
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Hedi
Chungking
Sing Tao Min Po
Formosa
Islan Fortress
HM Toung- Nant
Chenp
Man Held Here for Bad Checks
John Allen, a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman, was arrested for issuing worthless checks. He allegedly drew two checks in November for amounts to Pete Giros and Mrs. E. B. Menton, both from Oil City, marked no account. He borrowed $60 from Mrs. Menton and gave a watch as security, using the phony check to redeem the timepiece. Allen remains jailed as he tries to raise funds for restitution. if unable, he faces Erie County jail awaiting Alderman Cobbett’s hearing.
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John
Allen
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pete Giros
E. B. Menton
Losi City
Corry Man Receives 30 Day Jail Term
Paul Pinky Guth, 29, of East Soil, pleaded guilty before Judge Timer Evans to resisting an officer. Guth had already paid 197 dollars in fines for three related charges from prior incidents, including drunkenness and disorderly conduct. His sentence totaled 30 days in jail. Attorney Edward Petrillo Jr. noted Guth admitted resisting arrest but cited intoxication as the cause.
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Paul
Pinky” Guth
East Soil
Evie County
Jaithie
Timer Evans
Evans
Gilth
Fraeas
Edward Petrillo, Jr
Guth
Butt
Car And Truck Wreck On North Center Street
A collision on North Center Street involved a car driven by Paul Chase of York Street and a Lincoln sedan operated by Ching Waring of Bre, both traveling north. Chase attempted a turn into the Union Service Station driveway, colliding with the sedan and causing the wreck.
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North Center Street
Amoue
Dly
Paler
Pail Chase
Yorke Street
Ratoor Slye
Corry
AD 4
Tincoln
Operul Ad Ty Ching Waring
Bre
Owdag Dy Jka Vehieini
Akboth
Ohune
Union
Uber
Orl
RTE
Coal Miners Return to Work in Brief Strike
Pittsburgh December 5 Associated Press miners resume operations after a brief stoppage. United Mine Workers chief John L Lewis orders a three day week amid wage and welfare disputes with coal operators. Kentucky truck mine operators consider five day week and small wage increase. Industry leaders downplay significance while urging a broader contract.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Ehfer
John Lt. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Comany
Lewis
Kentucky
Laurence T. Tierney, Jr
Eastern Coal Corporation
Bluefield
W. Va
SCPA
Lipwis
Two Cars Damaged In Area Crash In Centerville
Two cars were damaged when a Centerville driver backed up on Route and collided with a following vehicle. Nichola, 18, and Archer, 21, faced damage estimates over 400 dollars. Cars owned by Grant Nichols and Mrs Mary Archer. One passenger, Carolyn Nichols, uninjured. Navy officer sworn in Washington noted in nearby item.
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Centerville
Charles M. Nichola
B.D
Joseph Archer
Oil City
Corry
Nicholls
Ston O
Rome Township
Archer
Grant Nichols
Tryonville
B.D. 1
Mary Archer
Cl Ity
Carolyn Nichols
Injlury
Predict Prosperous Times In 1950 Jordan Report Being Sought
Washington reports show senior investigator Louis J. Russell linking a three shipment claim of atom- bomb materials to Russia with ex-Army captain G Racey Jordan. Hopkins, Roosevelt aide, is tied to sensational charges, while Air Force records search continues without formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Associated Press
Washington
Louis J. Russell
House Un-American Activities
Russia
L. Hopkins
Russell
Dev
State Department
Richsie
Racey Jordan
Rusa
Jordan
Aary Hopkins
Sacramento
Calif
Alvedon
McMahon Dconn
Senate House
New York
Robert EH. Sherwood
Hopkins
Roosevelt
White House
Great Falls
Elks Lodge of Sorrow Pays Tribute to Departed Members
Mayor James C. Bohlender led a memorial service for Elks Lodge No. 769 honoring deceased members. Despite bad weather, many attended the first-year memorial program featuring music by the Guzy High School orchestra and performances by Horace Bry, with readings from local figures and a standing tribute. The event occurred in the edge rooms at 3 p.m. yesterday.
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Vorry Elia
James CG
Bohlender
Anklin
Athalley
Hahilenner
Elso
Horace Bry“olfon
Tornigr Corry
Walnaing
Yori Thge
Mud Radio
Tang
Condh
T He Guizy
Hager McCroy
Felia” Male Giserun
Church Leaders Defy Czech Government Over Church Control
Catholic bishops in Prague issue a 2200 word letter dated November 17 to protest new church control decrees. They warn of religious conflict if the government does not revise the November 4 law, denounce Prime Minister Zapotocky, and affirm church rights and religious freedom for Czechoslovakia's 13 million people.
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Peess Prague
Czechostovo
Gam
Mitiist
Beny
Antonin Zapotocky
Noly Martyrs
Ghrt
Czechoslovakia
Garch
Ciechoslovakia
Prieskr
Alt
GE Attacked by UE Spokesman in Labor Battle
New York December 5 A United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers spokesman accuses General Electric of faking representation to justify broader layoffs and to aid GE officials. Dermody, UE international representative, criticizes GE for withdrawing an October 20 offer and for pressuring workers amid union conflicts. The CIO’s International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers campaigns to organize GE employees as the dispute continues.
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Associated Press
New York
United Electrical Workers
General Electric Company
Joseph Dermoily
Internsionsl
GEO
CIO
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
TUE
Cam
G-E
Dermody
Weekend Deer Kill Surges As Season Reaches Midpoint
Weekend deer hunting yields high kills across multiple counties with several hunters named. Reported weights range from 125 to 196 pounds as hunters note bucks growing wary and seeking better hiding places. Local spots include Heart's Contaut Tomes, West Shriuif, Salt lt East, Spertonsbaeg, and Warren valint with entries for Beukertid and Watten county.
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Phose
Dave Johnson
Heart's
Contaut Tomes Foden
Smoke But No Fire At Locker Plant
Smoke filled the Corty Locker Service interior after a grease clog in the stoke house allowed oil to spill and vent as smoke. Cpl. Leslie Kelly alerted operator Russ Nason, who doused the blaze with a stream from a Rose, ending the trouble. No actual fire, Corty Fire Department was not summoned.
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Vamumge
Tyner Oneres
Corty
Leslie Kelly
West Main Street
Russ Nason
Naso
Nason
May begins prison term after wartime bribery case
Former Rep. Andrew J. May reported to the Federal Correctional Institution near Ashland Kentucky at 6 80 a m as a prisoner for wartime bribery and conspiracy. He was accompanied by U S Marshal John M Moore of Eastern Kentucky and his son Robert Vernon May aided the escape attempt. Shirley Temple divorced from John Agar in Los Angeles after turbulent marriage and alleged infidelity.
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Associated
Abhland
Andrew J. May
Federal Correctional Institution
Here
House Military Affairs Committee
U. S. Marshall
John M. Moore
Kentucky
May
Prestonsburg
Zond
Moore
Lextug's
Robert Vernon
Eale
Yehloh
Shirley Temple
Los Angeles
Dwrf
John Agar
Seter
Wat
Tare
Mitch
Hoover to Push Reorganization Drive for Economy
Former President Herbert Hoover returns to Washington to launch a new push for reorganizing the government and cutting waste as a 1950 election theme. He addresses a nonpartisan forum at the National Reorganization Conference, arguing that savage spending and high taxes threaten the republic. Senators and party leaders express split views on practicality and impact on the economy and defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Soover
Republic
Hoover
New York
Tall R-Ohiey
Guy G. Gabrielwon
COP
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Mill Hand Hurt In Mishap At Davison Fogle Lumber Mill
Peter Neithercott, son in law of Ralph and Duane Fogle, was injured when a wooden door collapsed in a small cement storage building at the Davison Fogle Lumber mill. He suffered two broken ribs after bags of cement fell on him and was treated at the hospital. The cement-storage site was a former mill area damaged by a previous fire. A pit under the building permitted his fall through the floor.
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Davison— Fogle
Peter Neithercott
Dement
Neithercott
Wother
Ralph
Duane Fogle
Smith Street
Winds Smash North German Towns Killing Ten
Ten people died and sixteen were injured as powerful winds up to eighty miles per hour toppled weakened buildings across North Germany. Berlin reports five fatalities while ships sought shelter along the Weser and Elbe rivers. Hundreds evacuated as storms caused widespread damage and blocked roads with fallen trees.
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Associated Press Brrijn
Hs Wcross
Germany
Berlin
Weser
Mike Rovers
Bumburg
Harsest
Thyme Men
Inflation fears in 1950 loom over credit and powers
Washington reports warn inflation could spark policy gains and tighter control measures. Despite high spending and wage boosts, experts expect no major price rise early next year. Analysts forecast 1950 to bring persistent inflationary pressures, with deflation risk in some industries and sustained high income and production. Congress may consider tweaks to Federal Reserve powers, while a new controls bid by Truman seems unlikely.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Truman
Douglas
D-T
Economié Silbeot
Milice
Congress
White House
Flanders
Vermont
Senate House
Federal Reserve Board
Ragsury Snyder
Masriner Eccles
All American Airways Cuts Two Way Travel Costs
Officials report All American Airways will reduce two day round trip fares, cutting travel costs across intercity routes. The new pricing aims to boost passenger traffic and simplify intermediate point connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Tedloe
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Warren Valint
Harold “Anderson
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Watten
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