Officials Of 3 Unions See No End 10 Walkout
News of tentative revival in contract talks between John L. Lewis and soft coal operators raised hope miners might return to work next week. Leaders from District Four in Uniontown, Pa, said walkouts would continue Monday despite talks planned Wednesday. Federal judge set a hearing for a Taft-Hartley injunction. NLRB opposed delaying the hearing. Republican critics questioned progress and President Truman offered no immediate comment on coal crisis actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
North
West
Western
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Uniontown
Inter
Letgis
Tim
Richmond B. Reech
Henr
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Robert N.denham
Donnell
R-Mo
Truman
Babson Calls for Stronger U S Economic Stimulus
Babson warns that without increased stimulation the 1950 economy may dip below 1949 levels. He cites anticipated windfalls from insurance rebates and European aid shrinking in 1950, urging both government and private enterprise to spend more to maintain business activity. The piece notes expected shifts in farmers’ income and military preparedness costs.
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Roger W. Babson
Wabbon Park
Dun
Lano
Moab Industries
Jd Mort Tocalitie
Marshall Phi
U. S
Search intensifies for missing Air Force C 54 in Yukon
Rescue planes from the United States and Canada comb the Yukon mountains and blizzards for the C 54 vanished two days earlier with 44 aboard. Among them a mother and child, eight crewmen, and servicemen returning to the States. The plane departed Anchorage for Great Falls en route to Briggs Field El Paso. The search runs dawn to dusk amid heavy weather as crews comb peaks and valleys aided by many craft. Names of crewmen are being released only after kin notifications.
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Associated Press
Edmonton
Alta
Yukon Territory
Anchorage
Great Falls
Mont
Briggs Field
el Paso
Tex
Air Rescue Services
United States
Qanada
Trazey Peaks
Whitehorse
Snax
Alsita Highway
Boul Comilles
Yukon
Alaska
Zimanton
T/Sat
Harry W. McConegly
Abbior
Senator Sparkman Backs Higher Down Payment for Housing
Washington January 28 Senator Sparkman proposes a stiffer down payment for the Truman administration housing program. He argues the plan allowing cooperative non profits with low interest loans should raise the down payment from five percent to ten percent to improve financial safeguards for dwellings for moderate income groups.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sparkman
D-Ala
Truman
Uutte
Mayor Kinley Objects to Editorial on North Center Street Crossing
The Journal defends its independence as Mayor J. Fred Kinley objects to an editorial about dangers at the North Center Street crossing of the Wile Railroad. The piece notes city actions, railroad responses, and ongoing claims while urging practical fixes and criticizing delays. Citizens and railroad workers advocate less rhetoric and more concrete steps.
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J. Fred Kinley
Wile
Iuwkinge
Kinley
Thant
Vniever
Storm Hits Far West As Cold Snap Deepens Across Plains
A winter storm battered far western areas while cold conditions persisted across the northern plains. Sub-zero temperatures linger in North Dakota with Minot at -15 and Bismarck -12. Central states expect milder readings but eastern and Gulf states escape the worst as heavy snows set January records in Pendleton, Beattie, and Yakima. Light rain spreads through eastern Oregon and northern Nevada, while power lines and communications areas in northern California and Oregon suffer outages.
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Associated Press
Far West
Couny
Midwest
Dakotas
Montana
Mercury
Minot
Bismarck
North Dakota
Central States
Gulf
Georgia
Florida Peninsula
Appalachians
Mississippi Valley
Oreg Lon
Northuen Nevada
Idaho
California
Oregon
Cites
Pendleton
Beattin
Yakima
Wasit
Four overcome by gas fumes in city home
Me and Mrs. Lawrence Lobdell of 037 Burton Avenue returned from a dance to find their two children Linda three and Richard two, with 17 year old babysitter Betty Coons and six year old Kay Hamilton unconscious from fumes. A defective gas water heater in the basement caused the incident. the heater was shut off and repairs planned. A local physician revived the victims with fresh air. no lasting injuries expected.
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Lawrence Lubdell
Burton Avenue
Inoni
$100000 Blaze Hits Titusville
Titusville June 28 Flames of unknown origin destroyed the warehouse and shipping department of Robinson's Wallpaper store causing damage estimated at $100,000. Firemen from four departments fought the two story frame structure for about two hours.
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Associated Press
Titusville
Robinson's
George Bowen
James
Frank Sanford
Pleasantville
Townville
Centerville
Pennsylvania
Bertham, Robinson
Officers Seize Titusville Still
Titusville, Pa., June 28. Gander, 58, arrested at his home on charges of unlawful manufacture and possession of liquor. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board agents and two others seized part of a 210-gallon still and quantities of mash. Gardner pleaded innocent at arraignment before an alderman and could not post $100 bond, jailed at Crawford County Jail in Meadville.
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Uy Pmounieu Gress
Titusville
Ord Gander
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Egents
Gamer's Hhamé
Crawford Pounty
Meadvinte
Western European Nations to Receive U.S. Arms Aid
Washington reports that small shipments are prepared for Western European nations under the Atlantic Pact program. The project, approved last October, aims to deter aggression with military aid worth up to 900 million dollars, though initial shipments are delayed and the plan emphasizes ongoing review and broader defense commitments. The eight Pact nations to receive aid include Britain France Italy Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg Denmark and Norway with shipments anticipated after March 1.
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Aswerted
Washington
Cotphey
Trifin
the Provident
Accordanice
Carder Hottline
Truman
Weslerh Europe
Europe
Ald Getume
Elunee Uy
U.S
Acheson
Britain
France
Tiely
Berlin
Netherlands
Lugembouts
Denmark
Norway
Omelils
Gas Company Plans New Main On Wayne St
Pennsylvania Gas Company considers installing a six or eight inch gas main along Wayne Street from East Columbus Avenue to East South Street to improve service and raise pressure. City officials say plans are not final but aim to complete quickly to minimize disruption, potentially delaying paving on the unpaved section this summer.
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East Columbus Avenue
East South Street
Meuyim MU
Pennsylvania Gas Company
I 1
Noble
Wayne Street
No Gas Company
Monk
South Street
Concord Street
Polio Gift Plan Discussed by Community Chest
Roger Brown, president of the Gerry Community Chest, announced plans to back the polio drive with a March Dimes campaign. The Chest will decide how to allocate funds and may use special mail folders from the Erie County Chapter to solicit gifts.
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Chest
Erie County
National Foundation For
Brown
Bt Uwt
Somerset County Cab Collision Report Names Victims
State Police identified two drivers in a coal truck collision in Somerset County as Frajik Avent of Johma fawn and Clarence Aléa of Herming. The report notes the men were roughed during the incident yesterday as two coal trucks collided and the cabs were damaged.
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Somerset County
Troy
Frajik Avent
Johma Fawn
Clarence Aléa
Herming
Two Cars Wrecked Near Union City
On Route 79, two cars collided on a curve near Union City, with occupants Ghoul Short 38 and Chitond Creckeer 47 reportedly at fault. Both drivers were traveling in opposite directions when their vehicles sideswiped. damage estimated at £200.
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Union City
Stoke Bolle
Short
Concord Corners
Ted
Truman tax plan targets small firms with rate shifts
President Truman proposed cutting taxes for roughly one eighth of U.S. corporations and raising levies on bigger firms to narrow the gap between government revenue and spending. Officials said about 100,000 firms fall in the 25,000 to 119,000 profit range, with hearings set for next Thursday before the House Ways and Means Committee to study the plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Ateiabs
Wolk
No More Made To End Auto Strike
Detroit reports 85,000 CIO United Auto Workers on strike against Chrysler Corp and related suppliers in Michigan and Glenview area. Mediation efforts continue as weekend events draw mediators toward a settlement while the broader walkout tests production nationwide.
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Associated Brows
Detroit
Jay
CIO United Aw -Workers
Chrysler Corp
Res
Chryster
Michigny
Glen Stiles
Twiv Éjinibe Nigyes
Hederaot
Wariine Neat Ane
Bath Im
Te Bait Bem
Mond
Call for 1950 street paving petitions here
Streets Director Gary Smith announced today that petitions for 1950 street paving will be collected within the next month. He noted the city has often required petitions by end of February, but this summer offers a window since there are no minor projects. The Pennsylvania Company is considering laying a pavement along several streets after delays from sewer work and a large repair job last year.
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Gari Smith
Wayne Street
Seles
Pennsylvania
Dynamite Blast Hits Glen Mine in South Philipsburg
Terrific dynamite blast wrecked the Glen Coal Company mine mouth in South Philipsburg early today and shook nearby homes. A second charge destroyed a truck owned by Ellsworth Vaux. additional blasts were heard later, but locations were not confirmed. Burgess Norman Bean reported the scene and damage.
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Bean
Ellsworth Vaux
Glen
Ray and
Charles
Brothers
Vaux
South Philipsburg
Burgess Bean
House Committee's Right Challenged Over Energy Probe
Associates in Washington report that January 38 Ray and Van Zandt challenged the House Un American Activities Committee authority to probe energy related matters. They contend that wartime uranium shipments to Russia fall under the jurisdiction of the House atomic energy commission rather than HUAC. The dispute centers on which body has exclusive power to investigate such strategic issues.
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Eves Washington
Ray
van Zandt
R+Pa
House UN- American Activities Committee
van Zand
House Atomic Energy Computer
Truman says decision still hanging fire on H bomb
President Truman says the decision to start developing a hydrogen bomb rests with him alone and is not yet made. Reports describe ongoing Senate and commission discussions and varied opinions from McMahon and Lilienthal as public interest grows ahead of a possible policy shift.
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Washington
Truman
McManon
Senate
Alome Gonmilter
McMahon
Ube
Plang
Arvanows
Gohnutogient
Atinle Enen
Comimtasiar Aeg
David
Lillenthal
Lilienthal
Howes
Ates
Bili&sthal
noWe
Russia
Gibbs Held on Murder Charge in Pennsylvania
Gibbs, a 22 year old from Pitman New Jersey and Franklin and Marshall College senior, is held without bail in LANGASTER Pennsylvania on a murder charge in the death of Marian Louise Beker. He appeared before Alderman Reward Wetzel as officers led him in restraints, with a large crowd outside the courthouse.
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Langaster
Ubt
A. Silward
Pitman
N. J
Franklin and Mershall College
Tadey
Marian Louise Beker
Gibbs
Aldirman J
Wetzel
Rmu Cone Stables
Ani
Attica
Clarkhouae
Gibbs Tharhe
Erishinal
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Ariel
DIXIE
Babson
Wash
Blaze
Robinson
Streets
Smith
House Committee
Atom Bomb
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