Steelworkers press small firms in union shop drive
The United Steelworkers push to bring smaller companies into a union shop contract continues despite Republic Steel chief Charles White saying big firms refuse. Talks span Denver and Granby areas with Colorado Fuel and Iron and Granite City Steel, while Copperweld signs and 33 others adopt Wage Stabilization Board backed contracts.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Intia
Charles W. White
Republic Steel
Philin Murray
Wired
John R. Steelman
CTO
Steps
Steelmay
Minnesota
White
Murray
Whites
New York
Murrray
Ms. Desk
Jom
Denver
Colo
Gran- the City
Union
Wheeling
Wo Va) Steel Corp
Colopada Fuel and Iron Corp
Pueblo
Husband Held Over Threats to Shoot Wife
Lyle Miles of 107 Bust Column Avenue was taken into custody after he terrorized his wife with threats to kill her and held a gun. The wife escaped by jumping from a moving car. Police could not locate Miles after the incident and questioned aldermen about warrant refusals.
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Lyle Miles
Lyle F. Miles
Columan Ayenie
Moray
Miles
Bert
Distraugh
Pulive
Johnson Steve
Wuushig
Kaiplfer Jr
Mile
Lie Tendertte
Dts Y Side
Tilson Street
Mills
Hyust
Heriot
Justin Butreys
Park Street
Leslip Kelly
Norman Seholton
Iocal
George Gordon
East Church Street
East Columbus Avenue
Nll
Mndvning
Harley
Driyee
Hottest June on record with heavy heat and sparse rain
June brought unusually high temperatures and limited rainfall. Official data show temperatures reaching 85 degrees or higher on eleven days, with a total rainfall of about 2.83 inches for the month and a heavy downpour on June 23. Weather observer George Mulderiels compiled the day to day readings.
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Weater
Wappel
Mercury
George Mulderiels
Worker killed in cave-in at Plymouth Meeting project
Anthony Spinozzi 41 of Norristown died hours after admission to Montgomery Hospital. Lee Boney 42 also of Norristown suffered a fractured leg and broken ribs and was listed in critical condition. Both were on an excavation near Plymouth Meeting.
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Oy Asoyemicueres
Plymouth
Crits
Anthony Spinozzi
Norristown
Montgomery Hospital
Lee Boney
Spinozi
Montgomery County
Utility Worker Killed by 12000 Volt Line Accident
John Hanley, 25, of Bradford, died after a flexible 12000 volt cable he was moving contacted a live line at Union City yard. He had worked two weeks for the contracting firm of Pennsylvania Electric Company and was helping load poles along Route 8 when the accident occurred.
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John Hanley
Bradford
Union City “Pol
St Lontatt
Penn
Wwania Electric Company
Hanley
G, © Mix Co
Devrie
Dunley
Union City Fine Department
E. W. Henderson
Easter City
Wile
Pennsylvania Eleetvic Company
Torie
Americans Seized by Reds Near Berlin Border
Four sightseeing Americans including a chaplain and a woman were seized by armed Communist police at Dueppel near Zeblendorf on the East zone border and taken to a Soviet military post in Madinow. West German police said the group, visiting Berlin, were held about 20 minutes at a border checkpoint before transfer.
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Berlin
East Zone
Dueppel
Zeblendorf
Russien
Germany
Spul
Madinow
Americas
Warren Couple Identifies Loot Taken In Home
Warren police report the Elmquist couple identified items from a December 8 burglary in their home. Mil lard F. Weight confessed after being found dead in his Pittsburgh apartment. Weight admitted stealing and Wright June 18 and police say Weight killed himself at the Butler state police barracks.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Warren
Tter
Millard F. Weight
Michael Egan
Holgar Elmquist
Saman
Drées
Wright
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Butler State Police
Evan
Youth Injured After Hay Rake Incident Near Clymer
16 year old James valitors Hobor of Clymer was dragged about 40 feet when a hay rake pulled by two horses broke loose. He was treated at Cory Medical Hospital for bruises and possible injuries and is reported in good condition. His father is Mrs. Neil Peck and he was driving a cumbly cache on the Maynard Dameot farm when he fell and the rake struck him.
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Valitors
Hobor
Clymer
Cory Mediial Hospital
Neil Peck
Maynard Dameot
Lattimore Faces Perjury Probes Over IPR Inquiry
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee charged Owes Lattimore and John P. Davies Jr with perjury in its year long probe of the Institute of Pacific Relations. Lattimore, Johns Hopkins professor, and Davies, former State Department official, faced formal proceedings amid a multi-agency inquiry into Communist influences in U.S. Far East policy.
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D-Meii
TPR
Far East
IPR
Pacific
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
Davies
West Germany
Davies Insh
Tt Inter
Delay Hearing on Penny Train Serving Corry
Franklin court adjourned testimony in the Penny Train case involving Corry as city officials seek a continuance. Witnesses noted rail costs and service gaps between Oil City and Cory, with officials urging data from Northern Division to support continuance.
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Corry
Bakers Return to Jobs in Pittsburgh Area
Eighteen major wholesale bakeries in the Pittsburgh district resume operations after AFL Bakery workers accepted a new pact by a 44 to 38 vote. The agreement provides a 12 cent hourly raise, a 10 cent night differential boost, five days vacation after ten years, and other benefits, ending an eight week strike.
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Jess
Pittsburgh
AFL
War Casualties Show Increase Amid Korean War Reporting
The War Department reports a weekly rise in U S casualties in Korea. For the week ending November 4, 1960, 78 Army members were killed and 11 Marines, four Air Force, with total casualties reaching 965 for the period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Desprsse Department
Suliiés
Jarl
de Baringen
Americiin
Wolinelec
Air Force
U S
Public Meeting Planned for Spring Creek School
Spring Creek residents will attend a public meeting set for July 17 at 8 o clock at the Spring Creek building. William Woodarsky, board president, said he and Supt Blair would explain parts of the Corry area plan and address misunderstandings about the combined 12 grades. The school building at Wash Spring Creek is expected to be used for many years, with about 8 students last term, and Supt Lawrence Douglas will also attend to discuss the plan.
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Spring Creek
William Wodarsky
Board of Education
Blair
Warren Cousey
Wim
Blais
Wash Spring Creek
Lawrence Douglas
Corry
C O C Members Vote On Dues Revision At Meeting
A C O C membership meeting is set at the Phoenix Hotel to vote on by law changes and the dues revision aimed at attracting small business members. The session begins at noon with a special dues revision ballot listed as the major agenda item. A religious leader, Dr James V Thompson, former Drew Seminary professor, is noted as deceased at University Hospital at age 74 in Madison, New York.
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Mariner Af Chilimerce
Dyer
Phoenix Hotel
New York
James V. Thompson
College of Religious Education and Missions
Drew Theological Seminary
St Madison
J. J
University Hospital
Army Seeks 30 000 Draftees in September
Army plans 30 000 draftees for September as part of a fuller year total of 80 000. Projection for the final three months shows higher draft activity than earlier in 1951 with thousands more to be inducted or enlisted.
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ARMY
Washington
Wynald
Angual
Sanes
Goteiber
Navembey
Maren
Marne
Chiph
Migrante Corps
Tsa
Aid Galphan
Navy
Air Force
Defender
Defense Department
Citink
Pa Leaders Named to Subcommittees on 1952 Platform
Chicago convention officials announced that Judge Loli B McBride of Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania Attorney General Robert B Woodside will serve on two subcommittees. McBride joins the committee on communism and conspiracy while Woodside heads the labor and welfare subcommittee.
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Enon Chicago
Tia Pensylvania
Loli B McBride
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Alty
Robert B. Woodside
Three Radio Networks Hit By Strike Action
The Independent Radio Writers Guild launched a strike against three major networks in New York affecting TV news continuity and dramatic writing. Networks claim convention broadcasts in Chicago will not be interrupted.
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New York
Independent Radio Writers Guild
TV News
Continuery
Dramatic Writers
Chicago
Taft Maintains Lead In Ballot Battle At GOP Convention
The Taft Eisenhower contest tightens as Georgia delivers 17 Republican National Convention votes to Taft amid a split field. Truman launches a whistle stop tour in the South, stressing Democratic gains in Dixie as Taft and Eisenhower vie for delegates and momentum ahead of the convention.
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Dixie
Associated Press
Chicago
Georgia
Robert A. Tull
Dwight J. Eisenhauer
Robert
Wiggmukele
Dwight Z. Eisenhower
Wmcessuis
PV Nuit
Natonal Committee
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Ty Taft
Eine
Cape
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Tait
Kansas
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Bigvest
al Stoke
Daleparey
Puerto Rica
Florida
Taft
Eisenhower
Harold E Stassen
Mie
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