Steel Talks Resume in Pittsburgh Amid Steel Strike
Secret talks resumed in Pittsburgh as the 40 day steel strike continues. Union leaders and CIO Steelworkers discussed price raises and iron ore production amid industry push for higher ceilings. Weirton Steel sought a July 1 price hike, while broader shortages threaten next winter, with 23 000 ore miners and 600 000 allied workers affected.
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Young Pittsburgh Businessman Becomes Episcopal Minister
Muongunghanla Pa is the setting as a 10 year old businessman, James M. Frye, resigns his wholesale commissions firm after 40 years to pursue ordination as an Episcopal minister. He will lead the Church of the Transfiguration in Clairton near Pittsburgh, and the ordination will be conducted by Bishop Austin Pardue at St. Mark's Church in Johnstown.
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650 Warplanes Pound Targets in North Korea
AP reports a massive Allied raid on Pyongyang and nearby industrial centers including the capital. American and Allied aircraft struck munitions plants, power facilities, and communications near Pyongyang and Sinuiju, with warnings to civilians and use of carriers Princeton and John H. Richard in the assault.
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Erie Freight Cars Derailed Delays Rail Traffic in New York
A wreck derailed 23 freight cars near Hinsdale NY about five miles east of Olean, blocking lines and delaying passenger trains from Corry and routes via Salamanca and Jamestown. Wreck crews worked as two to three hour delays spread across Willard and Hornell corridors. One crew member was injured while Army trucks were reported amid salvage efforts.
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Governor Leads Demonstration for Eisenhow er Nomination
Pennsylvania delegates roared at the Eisenhower demonstration as Governor John S. Fine mingled with the crowd and hinted at possible vice presidential talk while most Pennsylvanians stayed out of the Taft hullabaloo. The scene featured whistles horns and improvised noise as delegates cheered the front of the hall during the nomination process.
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Troops Massed On Romanian Border Amid Tense Exile Ferry
Reports say Russian and Romanian forces mass on the Romanian border near Udine as expulsion of a Romanian official sparks concern. Refugees in Bucharest describe heavy security and a tense line of officials signaling a political shift abroad.
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Army officer shoots three at Houston nurses home
An Air Force captain at a Houston medical complex murdered three people before killing himself in a nurse’s residence. Victims include nursing student Carnal Cooper 24 and guards Robert Peterson 64 and Fath 6. Eyewitness Sue Grantum said Peterson died instantly and Cooper was shot in her room after the officer forced entry with a pistol.
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Geiger Counter Finds Missing Radium Needle
In Philadelphia a hospital needle used in cancer therapy was located in a city dump after a search of rubbish wagons. A Geiger counter detected radium in one discarded item, ending concerns about the missing device first reported 11 days ago at St Mary’s Hospital.
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GOP Platform Approved Without Floor Battle
The Associated Press reports Republicans approved their platform without a floor fight. The document emphasizes federal action to end discriminatory employment practices and criticizes the Truman administration while promising a strong administrative program. Leaders feared a split but unity prevailed as support rallied behind the platform.
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Erie Man Killed by 2500-Volt Wire
Joseph Kalivoda, 28, of Erie was electrocuted when 1 200 to 2 000 volts passed through his body after touching a cutout box that opened a streetlight circuit. Coroner Warren Wood said Kalivoda’s right hand suffered four burned fingers and his left forearm and head showed severe burns. Police reported he was found about midnight by fire department members alerted by a police officer.
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Democratic aspirants target GOP platform in early attacks
Averell Harriman and Senator Estes Kefauver sharpen blows at the Republican platform as they campaign toward the 1952 Democratic nomination. Harriman calls the document among the most unenananedic, while Kefauver calls it a wastebasket for debarrs proposals and warns of Republican reaction. Russell forecasts a nomination battle likely decided between the fifth and eighth ballots, with Eliot Roosevelt predicting Harriman or Stevenson.
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Steel strike 10 soon hits nations farmers
Washington reports the American Canned Goods Federation warns the prolonged steel strike could threaten the nation’s crop can supply. Officials say shortages may raise consumer prices for canned goods as crop shipments dwindle and tin can availability tightens nationwide.
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Western Powers Press Russia on Free Elections in Germany
Washington dispatch says United States Britain and France in sixth round of talks push for free elections before any German unification settlement. They demand Russia accept principle of free elections first, then a unified German government involved in postwar treaty framing. Vienna reports Hungary uprooting political unreliable elements from villages near the Austrian border.
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Eisenhower Clinches GOP Nomination At Chicago Convention
Dwight D. Eisenhower won the Republican presidential nomination at the Chicago convention. He secured a pivotal victory as delegates shifted late, supported by Senators and party leaders, signaling a strong bid for the general election.
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Eisenhower Heads to Public Appearance After Delegates Nominate
Eisenhower's first ballot victory at the Republican National Convention triggers near bedlam as aides announce he will make a public appearance soon. He will address supporters from the Crystal ballroom of the Blackstown Hotel headquarters.
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