New WSB Chief Faces Rough Time
Washington reports the new Wage Stabilization Board chair Charles C. Billingsworth, an 85 year old Michigan State economics professor, faces resignations from industry members protesting Truman’s wage decision after Archibald Cox quit. Cox argued the $1.90 coal wage boost could undermine anti inflation efforts, while the board weighs a limited exemption for unions and the impact on heating fuel prices. Industry members plan a boycott and a meeting to decide next steps.
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Michigan State
Cox
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Charles C. Billingsworth
Midana State College
Archiball Cox
Stillingsworth
Lewis’ Univer Mine Workers. Org
WSE
Hart
Roger Put
WSB
New York
Tsb Night Aid
Tunisian union chief shot to death shocks capital
The Tunisian Labor Federation head Farhet Hache was shot on a highway near Tunis as unrest swelled over independence debates. French authorities rushed to Tunis while Gen. de Hauteclocque flew in, with officials blaming nationalist violence after Hache’s body was found dumped on the road following an attack by a passing car.
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Arhet Hached
Tunis
Prose Unis
Tunisia
Farhet Hache
Tunisie Trade Winn
foUtrid Hob
Ivis Butler
Auhorizier
M. Eunfew
Tunisnel
Tilnisa
United Nations
New York
France
U.N. Polistical Committee
Huchett
International Confederation of Free Trade
Unio Geftuy Waders
Hew Vorte
Bute French Jus
Unis
Hached
Reoullery
Jean de Hauteclocque
Tuisia
Paris
Antoine Ninay
Truck crashes near Stem Memorial Hospital cause $600 damage
North East man Lawrence F Sugden 29 drove too fast and rear ended a parked Triscuit truck used by highway workers north of Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City. Paul Middleton 47 of Union City RD 2 owned the biscuit truck. damage 350 to Sugden, 250 to Middleton. Police awaiting citation decision.
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Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
North East
Lawrence F. Sugden
Paul Middleton
RD. 2
Marald Triscuit
Camry
R. D
Triscuit
State Highway Department
Workes
Sugden
Way
Rolice
Army Officer Retiring From Pittsburgh District
Col Callrad P Mardy who has headed the Army Corps of Engineers in the Pittsburgh district since September 1949 is retiring in December. He will be succeeded by Col Rebph A Lincoln who headed the Pittsburgh district from 1836 to 1938 Lincoln recently completed a tour of duty in Japan.
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Pittsburgh
Col
Callrad
P. Mardy
Army Corps of Engineers
Rebph A. Lincoln
Lincoln
Duby
Japan
Youth seriously hurt in tumble at mill house door
Kenneth Jewell aged 19 of Cory was injured when his right arm plunged through a pane in the mill house door as he slipped near Corry on a recent evening. He was rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital and required two blood transfusions before emergency surgery could proceed. Witness James Merry assisted him to the hospital lobby where he collapsed from blood loss.
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Kenneth Jewell
Cory
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mills House
Lyle Mery
Corry
James Merry
Jewell
Merry
Oick
Ward
Seven More Deer Kills Reported As Season Nears Close
Local and area hunters added seven more bucks to the tally as the first week of the season ends. Names include Harold Smith, Loyells, Ralph Martin, Bernard Gluvna, Leo Ui, Harold Brewer, John Oldenski, Mrs Elmer Blanchard, with points ranging from 3 to 8 and weights from 120 to 160 pounds near Lottsville and other local areas. A separate Pittsburgh report notes Burns Co. worker killed by molten slag explosion at Homestead Works with 11 others injured Tuesday night.
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Ioods Tomor
Nimrods
Harold Smith
Loyells
Ralph Martin
Bernard Gluvna
Corry
R.D
Leo Ui
Harold Brewer
Point
Endeavor
John Oldenski
Fast Branch
Elmer Blanchard
Nibbe
Lottsville
Burns
Pittsburgh
Homestead
U, & Steel Co
Harry W. Purviance
Fighting Program Planned for CIO Union In Atlantic City
Report on CIO union factions amid a planned fight over leadership as John L. Lewis allies and reformers clash. Haywood, 64, reselected as executive vice president to lead the union into the convention showdown. Rhetoric centers on discipline, organizing vigor, and potential split within CIO ranks.
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Associated Brew
Atlantic City
Noles En
Beufher
Sub Workers
Pune
CTO
Fdr
Allah S. Haywood
Haywood
Le 10
Wl Jis
Reuder
CIO
State election campaign costs hit high figure
Pennsylvania election finances for 1952 show total expenses in the multi‑million range with Republicans outspending Democrats. Reports filed detail GOP and Democratic committees, major donors, and statewide vs local expenditures amid transfers and inter‑organization funding complexities.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Elections Bureau
Funaance
Republical State
Finance Committee
Democratic Site Committee
GOP
Eisenhower-Nixon
Pennsylvania Fund
Stevenson- Spariéman
Averell Harriman
Mutual Security
Stevenson Fund
Sepure
Democrat’ Ic State Committee
Cio-Political Action Committee
Curtig J. Kossman
Bert Greenfield
Richard
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Republican Finance Committee
Resignation Accepted of U S High Commissioner for Germany
President Truman accepted Walter J. Donnelly’s resignation as U S high commissioner for Germany praising an outstanding career in the foreign service. Donnelly will retire December 31 after nearly 90 years of government service.
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Washington
Truman
Walter J. Donnelly
U.S
Germany
Foreign
Donnelly
Dennis Point For Victory In 1954 by Associated Press
Washington reports two press conferences as President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson framed the 1954 political outlook. They said the Republican administration would pursue fiscal restraint and defense, while Democrats would aim to end the deficit and regain Congress. Both stressed party interests must be subordinated to national welfare.
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Dennis
Associated Press
Washington
Presiden Traivan
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
Presiden
White House
Eiserhowé
Hey
Congress
Prosi
Qs Stevenson
Elks Lodge Of Sorrows Service Set For Sunday
The Elks Lodge will hold its Lodge of Sorrows memorial for members who died in the past year. The public is invited to attend at 3 p.m. Sunday in the lodge rooms. The program lists several deceased members and provides transportation help for those needing it. A memorial address will be given by Bro Joseph Clair Auld Lang Syne and other lodge ceremonies will follow. Also noted is the death of George C. Collins, 68, a journalism professor at Westminster College.
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Antial Elks Lodge of Sorrows
Scott F. Edwards
Edward R. Kinley
O. W. Follett
Olin W. Bracken Sr
N. Dell Darling
Frank L. Keefe
High Alive
Handel—Ellis
Roll Gall
Otw
Cis
B. Keating
Per
Flemming
Ellis
Lodge
Beethovd
Bro
Alfred M. Morrison
Joseph Clair Auld
Teachers Demand Higher Pay in New Fight for Raises
A long article outlines the PSEA and PSMA push for a $200 yearly cost of living boost for teachers, alongside an automatic $200 raise and other pension and salary reforms. It cites figures from New York State filings, discusses local tax assessment reforms, and notes committee positions on education funding and administrator terms.
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PSEA
SBA
Chesterman
Iimie
Wayman
Renrwite
Aupe Wort
Jay
PSMA
John S. Fine
Iernok
Vluys
Iocal
Oles
Ipsslanov
Oval
Enolhers
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ex City Woman Shares in Estate
Miss Nellie Parrish, former East Cherry Clemeh resident and South Center Street diner operator, will share in the Greene County recluse’s $33,000 estate. Four heirs are named alongside Parrish: twin nephews Leroy Parrish of Union City and Joseph A. Colestock of Erie’s Soldiers and Sailors Home, and a grand nephew Leslie Parrish, Union City. The estate mainly comprises government bonds.
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Nellie Parrich
East Church ¢Lemeh
South Center Street
Will Hare
Greene County
Bila Mt, Sowers
Richhill Township
Waynesburg
Miss Parish
Leroy Parrish
Union City
Joseph A. Colestock
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie
Leslie Parrish
Corry
Miss Parrish
Powers
Union Cit
Two More Prison Escapees Nabbed in Baltimore
A boxcar escape from Western Maryland Railroad led to the capture of two convicted men, described as James Banker and Joe Collins, after a railroad worker heard a cry and notified police. Officers located the suspects last night. both provided false names during arrest.
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Associated Press
Pilysburcgh
Tomas Theraphise
Ballimon
Masc Broile
Penitent
Saith Bick Bey
BU al Bores
Negro Hallfors
Aleguily
Western Maryland Railroad
Bolt
Towey
James
Ana Defembis
Joe Collins
Demolished Car After Local Wreck Near Erie Railcut
A late model car was severely damaged when the driver lost control on Shady Avenue near the Erie Railcut earn. Mrs Boward F Oyer of GOI Mens Avenue reportedly drove, struck a tree, then hit a second tree, suffering a fractured nose. An unidentified motorist found her and took her home for medical care. Damage estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Erie
Boward F. Oyer
GOI Mens
Avenue Tech
Telly
Polive
Ake
Duphe
Qyer
AMM Loto
Bosr
Iim
Laok
Truman's Mother-In-Law Dies at 90
Mrs Wallace, mother-in-law of President Truman, died at the White House today at 1:35 PM. The cause was cerebral thrombosis due to old age. She was 90 and had lived as the President's mother-in-law since the Wallace family era.
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Uy Besten
Washington
Mra
Davitt Wileluck Wallace
Truman
White House
Weath
Your Blood Is Needed Eyewitness account of donor care
A health donor feels no noticeable effect from giving blood. Precautions ensure the donor is scarcely aware of the donation. Blood is drawn at a steady rate matching venous flow. Donor rests before and after donation.
Eisenhower Opposes Attack on China Amid Korea War
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower weighs the Korean War crisis during a three day inspection tour. He states opposition to attacking China or spreading the war, while meeting with South Korea's Rhee and U.S. military leaders. He travels to observe front lines, talks with troops from multiple Allied nations, and leaves with plans to study all findings upon his return.
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Associated Prysp
Seoul
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Letepatt
United Atlee
Red
China
Eisenhower
Seneli
Wet) Rhee
Sou
Kovey
Korny
Rhee
Eighth Army
United Stites
Asi
Auenout
U. S
Europe
etElli
Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
Britain
Prine
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Asia
Aeroachine Communista
Ale
Corrity Deer Case Opens as Spilman Charged
Mank Spitman of Corrs pleaded not guilty to shooting two deer on a deer herd near Tamairack Swamp Go uuibus Township. Deputy George Bindu reported the incident at a local plant yesterday. Spilman denied the shooting but was offered a settlement and later released on bond awaiting brief hearing before Warren Court Judge Allison D. Wale Spilman faces a fine if found guilty.
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Mank Spitman
Corrs
RD. 1
Avtof
Yessun
Bufury
Bidved
Warren Court
Allison D. Wale
Spilman
Wrk
George Bindu
Tidiwute
Burdide
Auetgie the
Lee Spilman
Tamairack Swamp
Gouuibus
Ike
Ray
Spitmai
Buytliok
UN fires nine more Americans over security questions
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie dismissed nine American employees for refusing to answer McCarran committee questions on Communist affiliations. The firings bring to 1952 total. Lie warned about 5000 staff facing similar action if they do not comply. Letters announcing the dismissals were issued and would be publicly released. A three-man panel of international jurists advised this course, and Lie said he would establish an advisory group to assist with future cases.
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United Nations
Shurees
Trygevele
McCaran
Lie
U.N
Secretariat
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CIO Union
Teuton Pala
CTC
Labor Movement
Gaye
Volvo
Bates
Yattousuy
ELKS
New ‘Wilmington
George C. Collins
We ‘Minster College
Collins
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Nellie Parrish
Baltimore
Negra Orly
Atel
Shady Avenue
LoWard
Chelmas
Leayes
Corryite
U. N
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