Impasse in steel drives looming labor strike risk
The article reports on rising indicators including steel output, with CSO union demands for full shop, higher wages, broader fringe benefits, more holidays, and guaranteed wages. The June 23 vote rejected the industry's offer, signaling potential strike onset on July 1 absent a retroactive settlement. Oklahoma meaning red people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelworkers Union
CSO
David J. McDonald
Supreme Court
Truman Ateministration
Twenty Years Ago Local News Snapshot in Corry
Bernard Gluyna, 4, of Corry was hospitalized after a farm horse kicked him, fracturing his skull. Corry radiators denies reopening its plant. extreme heat and sultry conditions persist. Embalmer trainee Charles Aller visits home. widow Anna Munger dies after illness. A light quiz appears in classifieds. Sulky driver Carl Short is killed in a raceway crash near Columbus.
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Bernard
Andrew Gluyna
R. D
Corry
Columbus
Carl Short
New Holland
Washington Court House
Hilliards Raceway
Father to Decide Plea in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Paul Mardis of Fairview, 27, faces involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of his three month old daughter Aurest after a coroner’s jury found him indirectly responsible for the infant’s fractured skull. Attorney Richard Agrest was appointed to defend Mardis and plans a conference with the defendant to determine if he will plead guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erte
Richard Agrest
Paul
Marcis
Fairview
Aurest
Mardis
Mar Lis
Bit
Jaeal
Blaise Margaret
Dune Toth
Findley Lake Funeral Director Dies at 69
William B. Tenhagen 69, lifelong Findley Lake resident and funeral director, died Sunday night after a year of illness. Surviving are his wife Mary, two sons C Winslow and J Wesley, a daughter Mrs D H Smith, a sister, and several inlaws. Funeral services will be held at Tenhagen Funeral Home Findley Lake with burial in Mina Cemetery. Rev Alvin Rhodes to officiate.
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Findley Lake
William B. ‘Tenhagen
Bia Homie
N. Yay
Tenhagen
Finersl
Olive Lodge
Sherman
N. Y
Commandery
Jamestown
N.Y
Ismailie Shrine
Buffalo
Erle
Mary B. .Tenhagen
C. Winslow
Sherman, N
J. Wesley
Mra
D. H. Smith
Erie
Alster
Florence A
Escaped Workhouse Inmates Surrender After Car Chase
Two inmates Marcus Davis aged 19 and Herman Blackman 30 escaped from Allegheny County Workhouse by forcing a guard to hand over keys and seizing two shotguns. After a brief chase they wrecked a car near Tartanium and surrendered to police within 50 minutes.
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My Assotleves
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Workhouse
Marcus Davis
Hermann Blackman
Blackman
Davis
Tarentum
Stolen China Craft Recovered Abandoned Near Perry
A $2,500 china craft named the Eleases was stolen from Peninsula Park lagoons, stripped of accessories, and found abandoned ten feet up on a Perry Beach. Erie owner Fred Guthrie Jr. reports the boat found last Wednesday with papers identifying him. Coast Guards towed it to Fairport station.
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Erie
Peninsula Park
Lake Erie Beach
Perry
Fred Guthrie Jr
Millcreek
Frank Strasser
Presque Isle Channel
Coast Guards
Fairport
O. Guthne
Television Schedule Lineup for WBEN-T Midweek
TheWednesday grid lists evening and late night programs across WBEN T with time slots from 6:00 to 12:00 including Ragebrush Trail News and Sports segments and popular shows such as Janet Dean Fireside Theatre Arthur Murray and the Garry Moore hour.
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Wben-T
Janet Dean
Family Theatre
News Caravan
Joan
Arthur Murray
Fireside Theatre
Elizal
Talo
Channel 4
Guiding Light
Travelers
Arthur Godfrey
Television Theatre
Admiral Ision
Ippliance
Kensinger Held For Grand Jury Action
Pittsburgh A squire last night held Joseph Kensinger Jr of Pittsburgh for the grand jury on a murder charge in the stabbing death of his 12 year old sister Carole Lee in 1948. Kensinger remains free on a $1000 bond.
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Associaion
Pittsburgh
Joseph Kensinger Jr
Carole Lee
Kensinger
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Samuel D'Amico
Near
West Deer Township
Joseph Burns
Burns
School Superintendent Decision Sparks Board Debate
The board discussed Dr. Douglas status while Mr. Anderson and Ruth Dahlstrand were named principal at Harding School. Helen Johnson named Concord principal as Ann Baresti moved to the new Junior High elementary position. Five pianos costing 6603 dollars were approved for the new high school auditorium and rooms, with a salary increase for Richard Grimm from 2600 to 2800 dollars.
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Douglas
Anderson
Ruth Dahlstrand
Harding School
Carl Stump
Helen Johnson
Wis Glo
Concord
Ann Baresti
Lynn Rice
Steinway
Theuditorium
Baldwin
Hamilton
Supt
Richard Grimm
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Corry Evening Journal Yetmball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Carry
Oerrier
Oklahoma
United States Radiator Corporation
Charles Aller
Mrs. L. Aller
East
Congress Street
Hhe
Cincinnati School of Embalming
Anna Munger
W. L. Munger
West Washington Street
Vito Marcantonio
Congress
Thomas
Franklin
Maxwell
Elear
Knight
Jordan
Duryen
Hoover
Gettysburg
Grant
Dow
H. J. Davis & Son
North Center
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Clinton St
Topp
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Young Fry
Big Sister
Katherine
Powell
Tor « Mall
Powell Loan and Finance Co
Leeneon
N. Cantar St. Cory
Bivania
REX Theatre
Doris Day
Phil Silvers
Robert Cummings
Johnson Bros
International Harvester
Harold Adam
Paul Labowski
Clarence Wallace
Corry, Pa
Chrysler
First Avenue
FORD
Merrill Lillie
Philip Legal
Eee
Patterson Photo Products
Calvin Swarm
Don Bach Omer
Rossbacher Thqueance Service
Victor Cragg Jr, Merle Huntley
D. W. Clark
Genesee
Koehler
Dubois
Koch's
Schlitz
Dial
Ballantine
Miller’s High
Borstorff & Fitch
Fit Avenue
Cerry, Pa
Good Dean
Richard Powers
Cliffeed Dundon
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