Federal coal talks near as steel firms slow to accept Bethlehem settlement
Washington reports indicate government sponsored talks likely soon to end the coal strike. Cyrus S. Ching may convene representatives of all ant, including John L. Lewis, while steel firms drag feet on Bethlehem steel pension terms. Newport Steel signed a wake end, with about 7,000 workers idle. Talks aim to align coal and steel settlements to resume production.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Washington
Ting Ching
Indiana
Guy
Henry Schricker
Owever
Ford Motor Co
Lincoln
Ford
Rouge
Buverue Li
Bethlehem Tee
Philip Murray
CLO
Ndly
Newport
Murray
Steelmer We Wihling
Bethleton
Union
Re~ Public Steel Corp
Inland
Gamesone Sheet and Tube
Jp Wheeling
Wva.) Steel Corp
Corry Students Buy $1,539 in U.S. Bonds
Corry public school students purchased 1539 dollars in U S bonds and stamps in October led by the senior class as reported by Helen Spencer. Purchases list Rushington School and Concord Elementary among others with varied amounts. Local donations and veteran support are noted along with a community fundraising effort in Canonsburg Pennsylvania.
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CORRY
U.S
Helen Spencer
Tugh
Ware
Rushington
Hintor
ISMALL TURNOUT AT VETS BONUS RALLY IN CITY
Assemblyman W W Waterhouse responded to an inquiry after a veterans bonus rally at the State Armory drawing a small crowd of about 150. He avoided mentioning Teninger in his main speech but spoke after the session, outlining revenue sources to be tapped based on conditions in the next biennium.
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City
W. W. Waterhouse
State Armory
Assemblyman
Waterhouse
C. M. Howard
Robert Smith
Lynford Chase
Mr. Howard
Deluue
Josephine Frisina
Ann Anderson
American Legion
WE Blond
Ees Veornesennesyee
VFW
Wis
Ity
VFW Drumuid Bugle Corps
Hubert Grice
Tinto Marine Corps
Veterans Council
Clymer Bag Co Reopens Full Plant After Fire
Nearly eight months after a devastating St Patrick’s Day fire the Clymer Bag Co plant resumes full operation with three new steel framed structures and modern equipment. Owner M J Holthouse says daily bag processing will reach 25 000 at peak, up from 15 000 pre fire, and employment will rise from 30 as output grows.
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Clymer
M. J. Holthouse
St. Patrick's Day
Holthouse
Holhouse
Legion Fails In Try To Stop Anti-Bonus Group
Harrisburg report on a November rally as the American Legion and AmVets contest the anti bonus effort. State Attorney General McEwen Chidsey denounces injunction bid while veterans groups push for a $13 monthly payment for overseas service and $10 for service in the states.
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Legion
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Mina
McEwen Chidsey
American Legion
Chidsey
Amivets
Iong
Brebletent Steel resumes operations with hundreds back to work
Production resumes at Brebletent Steel Company after a pause. About a few hundred workers reported back to work as the plant reopened its open hearths and began daily production. The company had planned a phased restart with the United Steelworkers union involved.
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Nan Steel
Brebletent Steel Company
Éday
Tiitin Flint
Steet Wieike
LMSIS
United Steel— Orkess Momiay
Sherman terminates OP 23 Naval Operations Group
Admiral Sherman disbands OP 23, the Operations Division 23 unit, dissolving the 18 officers and 17 enlisted men in a swift action within 24 hours of taking command. The group linked to a congressional attack on defense policies and its records are being redistributed to other Navy agencies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Naval Agency
Adm
Forrest
Sherman
Louis Denfeld
Navy
Wenteral
Allen R. McCann
Office
Chief of Naval Operations
Cant. A
A Burke
Congress
Pentagon
Groun
OP 25
Panamanian Steamship Andalusia Grounded Near Neah Bay
The Coast Guard reported the Panamanian vessel Andalusia grounded near Wanda Island at Neah Bay in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The fire on the 77-ton steamer was extinguished and repair work began, with the ship registered as a 16,000 gross ton transport built in California.
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Seattle
Coast Guard
Andalusia
Wanda Island
Neah Bay
Strait of Juan de Puca
Mila
United
Ilstee Mailis
Andaluala
Harlem Welcomes Free Communist Leaders After Trials
Eleven top American Communists were freed on bail after court action. A large Harlem welcome home celebration followed, featuring speakers Benjamin Davis Sr Henry Winston and Robert Thompson amid brick throwing and torchlit parade clashes with police. The government set bail totals and indicated ongoing appeals, while national politics edged to Truman Fair Deal amid foreign policy debates.
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Associated Press
New York
Harlem
Sigwlys
Orang
O. S. Supreme Court
U.S
Benjamin J. Davis
Fiefend
Henry Winston
Alo Negro
Robert Thompson
Paul Rolleson
Peekskill
Lenox
Lenox Avenue
Lidih Street
Wildshield
Davis
Velen DE Hpedd
Hretz
Winter Snow Brief With Mild Early Freeze Conditions
Corry reports the season’s first snow as light, melting near ground level by sunrise. Official observer George Mullderick notes snowfall began overnight and faded by 6 a.m. as temperatures rose. Further snow mixed with rain possible, with continued light flurries expected through morning. In Shreveport a Flying Boxcar crashed near Burleson Field injuring two cotton pickers and three crew members.
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Corry
Sonny
George Mullderick
Callan
Tonant
Tomory
Truman rallies in Minnesota boost for Fair Deal ahead of Congress
President Truman courted large crowds in Minneapolis and St. Paul as he pledged a stronger Fair Deal and civil rights agenda. Police estimated 400000 spectators along a 20 mile parade route, with 12000 cheering at a St. Paul auditorium. He warned of extremists and urged support for his program before the next session.
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Washington
Truman
Abirn
Minnesota
Ax Wais
James 8. Kemper
Chicago
Joh
Republican National Comi- Wikies
Kemper
Great Britain
Jancy
GOP
George Gabrielaon
New York State
John Foster Dulles
Ike Kemper
Associatid Press
Congress
Howse Nides
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Paul's
Givio
Tani
Lnoh
Trimuny
Vister
Peace treaty signing with Japan near
Report from a news source, not named, that Allied leaders may sign a peace treaty with Japan in Tokyo soon. The briefing notes agreement on major ports and terms including damages and reparations, with postwar security pacts and Western Pacific defense obligations to Japan under occupation.
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Loday Adit
Douglas MacArthu
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Tokyo
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Washington
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Russia
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Japa
Western Pacific
Ministers Plan Paris Meeting On German Problems
London dateline reports the British Foreign Office says a tripartite meeting between the United States Great Britain and France will be held in Paris next week to discuss German issues. The timing depends on Dean Acheson reaching Paris, with Bevin and Schumann expected to join, possibly Monday in Washington.
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London
Omce
United States
Great Britain
France
Paris
Dean
Acheson
Ernist Bevin
Fudbwrt
Schwinng
Washington
Andret
Vishinsky
Ruse
Torelim
Germany
Controls On Exports Tightened Worldwide
Government tightens export controls to cover most world regions including Europe and the Americas to curb shipments to Soviet bloc states China and Latin America. measures expand beyond prior European scope and Mediterranean rim. Canada remains in a central-free class.
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Washington
China
Atin
America
En Fulex
Ken
Europe
Mediterranean
Canada
CIO Convention Adapts as Right-Wing Control Expands
Cleveland dispatch reports CIO convention chaos as executives vote to purge leftist unions amid new right wing gains. Delegates discuss Mine Mill and Smelter, United Public Workers and Tobacco and Agricultural Workers fleets, with talk of broader realignments and loyalty to party ideology.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
CIO
Ben Gold
Herve-Ho
United Public Workers
Mood 'Tobacco and
Wwewlett
CTO
Gila Live
Communist ‘Party
Predicted Peak in Jobless Claims for November Foreseen
Stewart Long, manager at the Pennsylvania State Employment Service Hive, predicts November will bring the year’s high in unemployment compensation claims. He notes 40 placements in November, 103 referrals, and a rise in out of work individuals, with coal and steel strikes contributing to seasonal labor market strain.
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Ie Isber
Iocal
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Stewart Long
Long
Lina
Corry Native Retires From West Virginia University
Corry native Piney Boney, a long time West Virginia University staff member, retires effective June 1950 after 87 years of service. Mr Stone pauses duties to complete an eight month report on university placement activities and a comparative study with other institutions. He has held roles as dean of men and secretary of placement and received degrees from Allegheny College University of Michigan University of Pittsburgh and Columbia University. He has chaired and participated in several professional organizations including the American Personnel Association and the National Office Disposers Association.
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Piney
Ea. Boney
West Virginia University
Stone
Katherine M .Stone
East Smith Street
Allegheny College
University of Michigan
University of Pittsburgh
Columbia University
American Personnel Association
Ben
American Association of School and College Placement
The
Nations Association of Deans and Advisors
Rotary Interna Fonal
Phil Sammol. Delta Fraternity
Pittsargh Personnel Association
National Office Disrangers Association
Itlsburgh
Mid- Atlantic Placement. Officers Association
Cold Front Set to Drop Temps Across Western Pennsylvania
Weather officials warn of continuing cold in Western Pennsylvania with snow flurries ending today. Temperature expected to fall to near 28 degrees and edge higher tomorrow, bringing a chilly, unsettled outlook.
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Pittsburgh
Wester Pennsylvania
Toolylah
B 29 Crash Kills Most Airmen in Bermuda Waters
A B 29 over Bermuda crashes after engine trouble and hits the water off shore. Of twelve U S airmen aboard, eight survive initial impact, four jump clear, but one dies of burns. Officials report a crash near Hamilton with crews treated at local facilities and a base hospital.
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Associated Presa
Hamilton
Bermuda
U. Se
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Findley
Caitile
Ignal
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Burlesdile Field
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Ghaywine
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Treasury Report
Tie Noattlon
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