Steel giants bow to president accept end of steel dispute
United Steel Workers planned a walkout but industry leaders accepted President Truman's peace plan delaying a strike for 60 days. U.S. Steel and two other majors shift stance as production slows and a three member labor board consideration looms.
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Truman
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White House
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Sturb Ulight
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Orval J Kinowid
Trunay
Benjamin P . Pairless
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Abe
Jones & Laughlin
Wheeling Biel
Logo
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Hla
Mr. Trumatt
Fered Hui
Athlete Killed and Two Hurt in Pipeline Blast
West Chester Pennsylvania July 15 Associated Press a pipeline explosion killed one youth Levis Pete Fetlar a 19 year old athlete from West Chester who planned to enter Duke University this fall The injured are Donald Ciccarone 17 West Chester in serious condition and Buckiel Taylor 22 Allenia Kansas who suffered damage to the eyes The Texas Eastland Transmission Corporation operates the pipeline and declined to disclose the blast cause.
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Associated Press
West Chester
Levis
Pete) Fetlar
West
Chester
Duke University
Chester County Hospital
Donald Ciccarone
Weal Chester
Buckiel Taylor
Allela
Kas
Ciccarone
Taylor
Texas Eastland ‘Transmission Corporation
Gillie
Eagle
Thousands of fish killed in Union City pollution incident
A punctured sulphuric acid tank at Yorkline Manufacturing Co caused a spill into French Creek via Bentley Run. Union City officials confirmed a leak and lead tank damage led to contamination. Officials from the fish and game commission planned further probe and immediate corrective steps. No serious impact on people or cattle expected, though anglers and farmers worry about repeated incidents.
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Union City
Prench Creek
Frank Ottoway
Fish Commission
Yorkline
French Creek
$50 Million Road Program Shaping Up in Harrisburg
Harrisburg, July 15 A $50 million road and bridge program was approved by the State Highway and Bridge Authority. Bridges will be built over the Susquehanna at Harrisburg and over the Lehigh at Muni Chink. Road projects include Route 492 reconstruction, Route 122 bypass completion in Pittsburgh, and the Schuylkill Expressway from Philadelphia to Ring of Prussia to divert traffic from the Turnpike.
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Amvenieuere
Harrisburg
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Susqilehanna River
Harrisbore
Lehigh River
Munuel Chink
New Casne
Butler County
Pitts
Vile
Bankeville Circle
Bretonville
West View man sues for 100000 for injuries
B Dunghuns of West Viewsday files a common pleas suit seeking 100000 in damages after being struck by a hitch while walking on Route 19 in West View on October 9 1847.
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Plaseurs
Natty B. Dunghuns
West
Glenn Mead Day profits aid Mead Park event
A newspaper notice reports Glenn Mead Day generated a net profit of 2 455 for Mead Park Association after accounting by treasurer Charles Bracken. Revenue sources included ticket sales and stands totaling 4 207 with expenses listed. directors plan use of funds for park projects including a swimming pool and Sophia share.
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Mead Park Association
Glenn Mead
Charles Bracken
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Matos
Lhutime
Sophi
Hold Decision In Corry Case By Judge Simer Evans
Judge Simer Evans reserved decision after hearing appeal by Frank Savko of Columbus from a disorderly conduct conviction. Savko challenged whether the offense qualified as disorderly conduct and if the correct charge was used. Police arrested him near the Junior High School after an incident with a city patrolman over parking. Mayor J Fred Kiley and officer Haylan Strané testified at the county courthouse hearing.
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Laker
Frank Savko
Columbus
Sinko
M.S. Cobbett
Win
J. Fred Kiley
Haylan Strané
Nd Savieo
Evie County
Eygis
President Signs Housing Measure
President Truman signed the long-range housing bill in Washington and urged rapid implementation. He credited the moment as a major victory for his Fair Deal, saying the measure equips the federal government with tools to clear slums and rebuild blighted areas. He announced plans to request immediate追加 appropriations to fund the program this year.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Weele
Blue Cross Boost Rates Planned by Blue Grass Board
Corry subscribers will pay higher Blue Cross rates effective September 1 194? as announced by Aura hiny Oseroff vice president of Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh. The board approved increases for ward service single and family plans and semi private service with maternity coverage. Direct pay members will rise proportionally with quarterly charges plus service fees. Hospitals in Western Pennsylvania face higher costs prompting the boost as Humet and St Vincent’s in Erie left the plan.
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Husbarel
Wiohout
Familly
Blue [Cross
Oseroff
Pennsylvania
Blue Cross
Humet
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Erie
Cartynets
Democrats Disapprove Of Taft-Planders Europe Extend Doctrine
Senate votes to take up North Atlantic Security Treaty discussion next week. Democratic leaders condemn Taft-Planders plan to extend the Monroe Doctrine to Western Europe as a substitute for the Atlantic Pact. President Truman declines to comment but supports approval without reservations. The measure would urge extending the Monroe Doctrine with defined limits to aid UN goals. A missing man in Howard, Pennsylvania, Albiny T. Pletcher, 54, was found dead from a rifle shot. coroner rules suicide.
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Europe
Associated Press
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Benate
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Ohio
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Vermont
Truman
Tait
Connally
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Pt Deni. Truman
Western Europe
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States
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Howard
Albiny T. Pletcher
Hear
Charles Sheckler
Secrecy Cloaks Prague Conference as Red Leaders Await Moves
Reported reflections describe how Beran and Catholic leadership face government actions in Prague. Diplomatic sources cite a push to isolate bishops, curb church influence, and pressure Vatican ties while Communist groups press Catholic reform efforts amid tense regional politics.
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Prague
Archhiehap Joner Bevin
Pwlace
Villawe Pylasts
Evucaly
BCCI
Chure
Sauinets
Beran
Vaewale
le Voice of America
Deer blamed for wreck near city on Route 277
A Corry driver swerved to avoid a deer and left the highway, damaging a 1947 vehicle valued at over $500. No injuries were reported, police did not investigate, and the car rolled, damaging the top and sides after exiting the road.
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Richard Lari
Fred Clark
Maple Avenue
Clirk
Clary
Hervicw
Penn State building program near completion
Secretary C M Woolworth reports the Pennsylvania State College expansion is near completion. A mineral industries building, a plant industry facility, a classroom building and a War Plant are nearly finished as the Dust administration highlights the project as one of its important initiatives.
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Harrisburg
State Department
Pennsylvania State College
C. M. Woolwaeth
Biuildine
Industrier
Christians Urged to Resist Totalitarianism Worldwide
Fragmented report cites World Council of Churches urging Christians in CHICHESTER to oppose state control. It notes Protestant and Roman Catholic leaders condemning totalitarian pressure in Spain and Britain, urging faith communities to oppose government overreach and defend church autonomy.
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Aix-Tay
Halley
Cverhorlava Rtd
Conmun
Aiumadki Lal Abe
Marga
Ihr
Vounei
Spain
New School Tax Cards Issued for Toens Area
Residents received tax notices from City Treasurer Trene Multell showing a 157948 tax base and a set of new levies effective July 1. The package outlines a total approaching 820000 with several components including a two percent rebate and payments due by October 31.
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Toens
Trene Multell
Austist
New York Hit By Transit Walkout
New York experiences a citywide transit walkout as buses on 30 routes are mobilized, forcing riders to switch to subways or taxis. The stoppage began with four NYC Omnibus Corp mechanics and spread to 3,800 workers, prompting a city mediation attempt and talks for a new labor contract.
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New York
Sam
Mme Tuy
New Yorker Ciy Omillons Corp
Truck Collision Kills Driver on Route 294
At least one truck driver died and three trailers were destroyed in a crash on Route 294 near a bridge. Wilbur L. Schwartz, 23, of Lewistown, Pa, died from a fractured skull. The accident prompted state highway patrol to call it one of the worst around.
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Killeg Salem
Wilbur L. Schwartz
Lewistown
Russians Seize West Mark, Halt Truck Traffic Near Berlin
Russian troops began confiscating West marks from drivers near Michendorf ten miles south of Berlin and halted truck traffic in a new Soviet maneuver. German police under Russian military supervision demanded all West marks while cargoes faced detailed inspections. American officials opened an investigation into the action amid eased blockade conditions yesterday at West Berlin frontier points Helmstedt and Michendorf.
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Armvlie
Mirhen
Dort
Berlin
Russlia
Persecalon
West Berlin
Michendorf
Helmstedt
Helmsteat
Danaher Sought as Possible GOP National Chairman
Reporters say former Connecticut Senator John Danaher could replace Huston B. Scott Jr as GOP National Chairman. Taft allied Senators and Dewey supporters discuss Danaher, with Pa Senator Harry S. Truman noted as speculating he would make a strong chair.
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Tath
Ohio
Guy
Thoms B. Dewey
New York
Caiiing
John Danaher
Connesticut
Secessor
GOP
Salional
Hust
Scott, Jr
Scott
Sloan
National Committee
Danaher Cyme
Singe
Taft
Dewar
Danaher
Connecticut
Mar
H-Pa
Dallaher
Dansfer
Truman and Top Leaders Confer at Blair House
President Truman meets at Blair House with senior military and diplomatic figures to discuss atomic weapons and high level national security matters. The session involves top congressional leaders and key defense and atomic officials in a secret briefing.
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Truman
Blair House
President Truman Holds Secret White House Conference
A closed White House meeting drew President Truman with key leaders including Acheson Johnson Eisenhower and others as secrecy shrouded the gathering amid speculation on arms policy and anti energy questions. Participants listed include Burkley, Stassen, and Lilienthal with no official statement issued.
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Truman
Bop
Agra
Touran
Tramurt
Senate
Europe
Burkley
Acheson
R-Towal
Quthor
Atanie Eni Commission
AECI
Rep
Durham
D-We
Cole
R-Ny
GOP House
David B. Lilienthal
AEG
Joseph Volpe
ABC
Trumen
New Radio Station to Begin Operations in Liverpool Ohio
A new 75000 dollar radio station in Liverpool Ohio will launch September 15 as the city's second station. It will carry Unsprited Prey news service and a seven day week schedule with a frequency of 1490 kilohertz.
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