Governor to lead Armed Forces Day parade in Pennsylvania
Governor John 8 will head Armed Forces Day events on May 15 with a helicopter flight from Indiantown Gap to the State Capitol steps. He will inspect a Pennsylvania National Guard display in the Capitol plaza as highway crews finish a major fill south of the city.
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John 8. Fine
Pennsylvania
Indiantown Gap
State Capitol
Pennsylvania National Guard
Capitol
Walter Dingfelder
West Spring Creek
Corsy-Spartansburg
Pennsylvania Automotive Association
Communism Worried Free World as Subcommittee Reports Infiltration
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee warns Communists have penetrated Argentina's labor and press and could threaten stability in a crisis. It notes strong Communist support in France and Italy and danger in Guatemala, but declares overall free world decline.
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Washington
Senate
Argentina
France
Italy
Guatemala
Two bank executives indicted in misapplication case
Two Uravan County bank executives face federal charges for misapplying more than $10,000 in bank funds. Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephen A. Teller filed the indictment before the grand jury, naming Francis F. Serfus, 77, former executive vice president of Bowmanstown State Bank, and Paul S. Balliet, 85, former cashier.
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Harrisbury
Uurvan County
U.S. District Court
Asst
U. S. Alty
Stephen A. Teller
Francis F. Serfus
Bowmanstown State Bank
Paul S. Balliet
USW Completes Draft of Demands for Steel Talks
Pittsburgh leaders of the United Steelworkers Union finalize 1954 contract demands and set May 18 talks with U S Suez Corp the nation’s largest producer. Negotiations with other steel firms to follow as contracts expire June 20. The 170 member wage policy panel adopted a four point bargaining program after a two day semiannual meeting.
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USW
Pittsburgh
CTO - United Steelworkers
Fay Tate
U. S Suez Corp
USW President Rejects Pay Increase Details for Steel Workers
David J McDonald, head of United Steelworkers, declines to specify the pay rise sought for about 600,000 steel industry workers earning $2.14 to $24.00 per hour. The dispute includes unspecified wage gains, guaranteed annual wage, pensions, insurance pins, and improved terms on vacations holidays and seniority.
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David J McDonald
USW
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