Officials of Steel Union Meet Thursday to Decide Strike
Pittsburgh dec 26 The CIO United Steel Workers of America meet Thursday with executive board and wage policy committee in session to decide whether to call a strike. They weigh wage increases and price tensions amid Truman Taft Hartley constraints and potential government injunctions.
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1100 Christmas calls routed through switchboard exchange
Roughly 1100 Christmas calls from Corry homes used the Pennsylvania Telephone Corp exchange switchboard. Delays occurred as calls attempted long-distance routing, with officials noting the toll line and earth position on the switch. The incident affected callers attempting to reach communications across counties.
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West Frankfort Mine Blast Sparks Memorial Strike Talk
Rumors say UMW leaders may call a memorial work stoppage of up to five days to honor 119 miners killed in the West Frankfort No. 2 mine explosion. John L Lewis declined comment while a broader strike threat looms, as funerals proceed and survivors recover.
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Yule Shopping Boom Sweeps City Stores
A late Monday rush boosted Christmas sales across city retailers with clothing shops reporting record gift buying. Crowds packed centers from Center Street to Park Place as autos lined Washington Street, signaling a peak in holiday shopping.
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Drive Begins to Raise Funds to Free Fliers
The story reports on efforts in late December to raise money to secure the release of four American airmen captured by Hungary during a flight mission. Robert Vogeler, a former POW, endorses private fundraising while government officials consider official approval and potential embarrassment to the United States. Contributions from individuals and groups, including R. A. Larsen and the American Highway Carriers Association, are noted as possible means to pressure release.
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Quake Shakes Los Angeles Area With No Damage
A late afternoon earthquake rocked six counties near Los Angeles with the epicenter south of San Clemente, in the Pacific Ocean. Seismologist Dr Charles Richter of the California Institute of Technology estimated a 4.5 to 6 magnitude, lasting 20 to 30 seconds, warning it could have caused damage if inland. The 1933 Long Beach quake killed 118 people.
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Assault with Intent to Kill Charge Filed in Swinging Attack
A violent assault case emerges as defendant Rhines stands charged with assault with intent to kill. The incident left Mrs Agnes Rhines severely injured and bloodied, with hospital treatment reported after the attack at a Hull home. Evidence indicates a brutal confrontation with repeated blows and a hasty escape. Witnesses describe blood soaked clothing and a dramatic struggle surrounding a dangerous act.
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Wanger, Bennett Family Christmas Day Spends
Film producer Walter Wanger spent Christmas with wife Joan Bennett and their two daughters. He faced court in Santa Monica charged with assault with a deadly weapon in the Lang shooting case. Wanger had been held after the December 13 incident, with Lang wounded in the groin.
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All 14 Christmases Gather for Yuletide Reunion
In Amarillo Texas after 16 years the Christmas family met at Merry Christmas’s home with grandparents Mr and Mrs Chester A Christmas in attendance. The gathering included Raymond Christmas and family from Withington California and others from Garlens California. It marked the first reunion since 1937 with smiles and a wreath on the door as all 14 Christmases came together.
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Jamestown Robbery Ring Nets Fourteen Arrests
Police report a mass arrest in Jamestown after a robbery gang seized $9,000 and a Buick. Witnesses describe high speed driving and a vehicle pursuit ending with fourteen suspects in custody. The case centers on an alleged plan involving multiple youths and connections to local residents, with ongoing investigations and page two continuing coverage.
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Two Injured In Crash Near City
Early Tuesday morning a one car crash on the Corry Spartansburg road left Fibyd McGer 2 and Al Bikstreeh with lacerations and facial injuries. James Turner 31 of Genter ville RD 1 was treated for similar injuries. Police did not call in pollen for investigation. hospital officials said the occupants were in the car that rolled about a tenth after 1 20 a m casualty details withheld.
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Violent Death Toll Over 4 Day Holiday Reaches 747
A four day holiday period ends with a violent death toll of 747 across multiple incidents. Authorities report numerous fatalities and injuries, with ongoing investigations and safety measures announced. The tally reflects widespread incidents nationwide and prompts renewed calls for enhanced public safety and emergency response readiness.
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Snowstorm Strands Roads and Delays Travel
A severe snowstorm crippled roadways and slowed travel as winds drove heavy snowfall across the region. State police reported heavy traffic with few accidents, while city crews cleared main arteries and plowed side streets. Public transit ran late, and stores faced supply delays as Christmas travel intensified the disruption.
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Communists Claim 571 Captured Americans Died in Korea
The Associated Press reports that in Korea on December 26 the Communists claimed 726 more Americans captured, with 571 of them dead in action. The release notes prisoner counts, investigations and ongoing efforts by UN forces, including new details on prison camps, escapes, and numbers under the Red Cross list, with statements about ongoing subcommittee work and potential further disclosure.
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