Aero Strike Threat Ends as Union Accepts 5 Cent Pay Increase
Union members of Local 150% International Assn. of Machinists voted to end a strike threat at Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Inc. by approving a five cent hourly wage increase, plus a plan for insurance benefits. The agreement covers production workers, excludes supervisors, and lasts one year from the date of signing.
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AERO
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Union Newotiatars
Loral
Neelty
Ube Fin Inlet
Iusitemion
Sys
Unies
Ei Erally
Fe Insurance Pengeai
Ves
Puybe
Pany
Aero Employes
Gorifrael
Ub Wassigner
Pear
Onfrauh
International
Aseiuineiiny
Milk deliveries stepped up amid dairy strike impact
Emergency milk to 25 000 cases arranged as 3 250 AFL dairy workers strike enters second week. Emergency deliveries cover 2400 000 households across Pittsburgh and seven surrounding counties. About 25 000 emergency cases will be served by physicians and Dairy workers plan three dairies and 400 drivers. Negotiations expected today. Union OKays pact for 000 workers at Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co and CTO United Steelworkers Union in Chicago area. non-contributory pension and insurance program included.
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Figarenes Ee
AFL
AFT
Chicago
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co
Cto-United Steelworks Union
Hammond
Ind
Worcester
Mass
Butler
Bessemer
Ala
Draft of Arms Aid Bill Sees Senate Momentum
Washington June 1 A revised draft of the arms aid bill gains headway as the Senate appropriations committee studies possible amendments. The measure aims to authorize a large aid package for Western Europe and parts of the world, with backing growing despite some opposition from Truman administration allies. Leaders from the Republican and Democratic sides push to move the bill to accelerate foreign aid and stabilize allied defenses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Senate
Cooperation Administration
Hegas Net
Semlor Lodge ReMass
Loreiga
Senmor Vagutens Bert
Midhwon
Yau Hut
Truman
Jail Breaker Recaptured After Munich Escape
Homer Chak, alias the Jail Breaker, was recaptured in Munich after three days on the run from a 1S Army stockade. He eluded about 3,400 German police and 300 American MPs, fled toward Nuremberg, and was seized from Geena Sporrer’s apartment after a radio appeal urged surrender. His German girlfriend Anna Sporrer was kept away during the arrest.
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Eynswemen Ress
Munich
Germany
Homer
Tyler
Geena
Qeil
Dri
Greman
Anna Sporrer
Vais
Cook
Dadha Army
Nuerberd
Here
Conk
Miss Sporter
Radio
GOP Senators Agree On Best Election Issues
Associated Press reports GOP senators at a Washington conference outlined campaign themes focusing on government, taxpayers, and corruption. Key figures include MiLike of Colorado and McCarthy criticisms. a few cross-party lines hint at internal jitters over Communists and government reform.
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GOP
Associated Press
Washington
Alleerd
Genel
Jason
Carroll
Mullicia
Methridy
R-Wis
Tulisi
McCarthy
Messend
Consigh
Livink
Republans
Margaret Chase Smith
Ft- Me
Cormunist Terks
Imad
Thes
Seussors Ailser
Vermont
Tobey
New Hampshire
Morse
Crevins
Nwan
Apehari
Tyee
Young
North Dakota
Dworshak
Tésta
Jamnedt UK
Justice Department
Amerala
Ameri
Nine Merchants Attend Chamber Meeting Amid Low Quorum
The Retail Merchants Buren of the Chamber of Commerce met at Blue Hotel Corry with only nine merchants present, failing to reach a quorum. The group discussed a proposed August fall promotion, a farmers' market, and plans for Legion Rally and Mead Park Day on July 4.
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Chamber of Commerce Blue Hotel
Corry
Laker
Marcel
Legion
Tomorow
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Aipost
AFL ‘Transportation Union
Fletcher Bowron
Wham
HAT
Harriman Named Special Assistant to the President
President Truman appointed W Averell Harriman as special assistant to the president to help handle the nation's broad international responsibilities. Harriman currently serves as United States special representative in Europe for the European Cooperation Administration with ambassadorial rank.
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Harriman
Washington
Truman
W. Averell Herriman
Hrriman
United States
Europe
Esomble
Fresh Storm Over Ambrasia Case Intensifies Washington Debate
A fresh storm over the Ambrasia affair sharpens partisan tension in Washington as lawmakers weigh the implications for McCarthy era security and the fate of investigations. Key figures like Deputy Undersecretary Pevity and Congressman Larsen are cited amid grand jury actions and calls for further inquiry.
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Washington
Sehabe Worthy
Congress
Neal
John Pevirituy
Promis
Capitol
Borh Penfoy
McGarthy
Peveifoy
McCarthy
Lupson
Sendler
Pearifay
Larsen
Amerasia
New York
Amerusin Magazine
Evan Jitry
Senate
McLurthy
Communists Challenge Purge in Japanese Courts
June 16 reports say Japanese Communists filed suit in district court challenging Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida over the purge of 41 party members and 47 editors. They contend the purge, ordered by General MacArthur, violates the Constitution and Potsdam Declaration and seeks revocation of the action.
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Associated Press
PORYO
MacArthur
Bilchi Twiita
News Nie
Communist Party
Yoshida
Potsdam
MacArtine
Uie
Iwata
le Minking
Erie mother perishes in blaze while saving son
In Erie on June 16 a mother Mrs. Lucille Whitten 26 died trying to reach her 1-year-old son Lewis trapped by flames. Fire trapped the doorway as the boy leaped to safety into a passerby’s arms through a window. The mother searched room by room before exiting to learn the child was safe.
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Wrie
Lucille Whitten
Lewis
Second Spy Suspect Seized Amid Butter Scandal Rumors
A chaotic report from Washington outlines a wave of phony butter sales and impending congressional actions. Officials testify about suspected margarine fraud, with talk of public warning signs and regulatory steps targeting manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers to curb deceptive butter substitutes.
Revolt in Peru Under Control
Associated Press reports in Arequipa that despite sporadic sniper fire from rooftops, Peruvian authorities claim control. Government sources say operations have restored order as Lima tightens security and raids continue. Casualties cited range from dozens to hundreds, with leaders of Civic Action and Apra implicated in the unrest.
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Associated Press
Arequipa
Peni
Dine
Perlis
Oomal
Pend
Francisca J. Mostajo
Emmet Montene
Lima
Accion Civica
Civic Action
Tettist Apra Party
Democratic Lauxuer
Rival Underway Weelesboro Laurel Festival Parade Crown Night
In Weelesboro Pa on June 16 residents celebrated the ninth annual Laurel Festival with a big parade and pageant. The event culminates with in crowning the festival queen Tajire cancer during tonight’s ceremony.
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Welesboro
State Board Delays Permit To Build Dam
State officials postponed granting a permit to construct a dam amid protests by ten opponents who cited safety and environmental concerns. Authority members debated the plan’s recreation and industrial use, with a decision deferred while reviewing full details.
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State Board
Coast Scientist Arrested By FBI In Pasadena Case
FBI arrested Sidney Weinstaub a California Institute of Technology scientist previously with jet propulsion research in Pasadena. He faces perjury charges alleging he falsely claimed Communist Party membership in 1949 under oath before the industrial employment review board.
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Pasadena
Calif
FBI
de Sidney Weintaum
California Institute of Technology
Richard B. Hood
Los Anieles Fet
Welnbaum
Med
U. 8
Howard V. Chaverly
Neweiverhmentt
Gas well fire in Renovo extinguished by nitroglycerin blast
A Renovo gas well burning since Monday was stopped today by a blast of 40 quarts of nitroglycerin. Paul Adair, a Texas gas fire fighting expert, discharged the explosive over the open hole, ending flames that had shot hundreds of feet into the air during the first week.
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Renovo
Paul Adair
Texas
Five Drug Firms Ordered to Halt Misleading Ads
Five large drug makers including Anahish and Union Pharmaceutical Company agreed to stop using altered or deceptive promotional claims under a government order. The Federal Trade Commission said the move resolves complaints about misleading ads for unproven over the counter remedies, with all firms pledging to cease questionable representations.
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Associated Press
Nashington
Jie
Metti Nyld Dens
Tevrleyule Myers
Anahish , Toe
My Wisttehall Pharmacel Cy
New York
Union Phuguawwitleat Cu
Tre
Montelitn Noddal
Crewe Laboratories Ta
Eb Beniy
PTC
Suporiprenent
Montinue
New Directors Elected at CJ Plant Board Meeting
Seven directors were reelected at a stockholders meeting in Jamestown. Named were Mrs. Charles Ayate Corry, Mrs. A M Berninder Boston, Mes. Bann 7 Bryekees Long Beach, David A Hillstrom, C A Hillstrom, D Armour Hillstrom, H H Keppel, Ri E Larson, and Roy A Edgren. They approved plans for construction of a new plant and voted for the new management lineup. The group later met to set budgets and finalize the plant location and timetable.
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Cory
Jamestown
Eitectien
Peuvid
St Lonne
Seoiu
Ital
Charles Ay
Corry
M Berninder
Boston
Bann
Bryekees
Long Beach
Calin
David A Hill
A. Hillstrom
Arnos
Keppel
Lwoh
Mortage
Pierre
Hume Beers
Filkuwine
David A. Hillstrom
Provident
C. A. Millstrossy
Plane Crash Death Toll Is Placed At 39
A survivor from a Wednesday French airliner crash claims instruments were faulty and the plane hit water 200 feet high. Jacques Sangnier of Paris and his wife were among 12 saved. 39 died, six survived. Sabotage hints surface from Air France officials in Paris amid rebel activity. Sangnier and his wife clung to the wing floats for hours before rescue. many others were lost to the sea.
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Associated Press
Bahrein Island
Jacques Sangnier
Pans
Air France
Paris
Itadachina
Sangnier
Harry Adler
New York
Syracuse Chemist Denies Red Party Membership in Spy Ring Case
FBI linked a second American suspect to the Klaus Fuchs Soviet spy ring. David Gringlass of New York City faces charges over passing atomic secrets to Russians. bail set at 100000. Proceedings move toward Knoxville grand jury. potential death penalty for wartime espionage.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
PBL
Harry Gall
Vic Russians
PBI
David Gringlass
New York City
Syracuse
N. Y
FBI
Klaus Fuchs
Soviet Russia
Placelphin Incest
Muyles
Oh Thin
Sewer M. Sumy
Cuitaye
Tle Rais Say Aimrpore
Minesport
Tene
Oak Fudge
Penpaylvania
Gene
Twhiea Pendine
Snoxvitle
Tenn
Tes Porterh
Hether
Hanky
Harene
U.S
Shank
Slack
Gly
Mies
Strackse
Bee
Stickse
Tennessee
Alf
Holston
Kingspont
Gold
Philadelphia
Semen Semenoy
Richard Roe
Sam
Brooklyn
Semenavamy
Semenov
Ani
Tore ‘Trading Corporation
Ravidh
FBT
John Doe
John
Ahatoli Ati Yich Yakovlev
York City
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