Union Fined Members For Overproduction
Washington reports the government targets Local 283 of United Auto Workers for fining members who overproduced at Wisconsin Motor Corp in West Allis. National Labor Relations Board official Stuart Rothman calls the case a test on union production penalties, noting fines rose from token $1 to $50-$100 for “flagrant” behavior and could curb collective bargaining progress.
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Labor Union
United Auto Workers Union
Wisconsin Motor Corp
West Allis
Wis
Stuart Rothman
National Labor Relaons Board
Sait
Milwaukee
Rothman
Boy, 4, With Lighted Candle Sets Home Afire
In Dunkirk a four year old boy reportedly placed a lit candle behind a davenport in his home setting off a general alarm fire. Mrs. Pawloski, 30, fainted from smoke while opening sun porch windows. treated with oxygen and hospitalized in good condition. Firefighters confined the blaze to the living room area. damage estimate not available. Fire Chief Donald Loeb led operations.
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Dunkirk
Davenport
Stanley Pawloski
Pawloski
Brooks Hospital
Cathy
Jeffrey
Donald Loeb
De Gaulle Turns 71 Amid Quiet Paris Birthday Observance
President Charles de Gaulle marked his 71st birthday with a restrained agenda in Paris. He held a Cabinet meeting and lunch, then engaged in political talks with President Pulbert, Youlou of the Congo Republic, an evening performance at the Comedie Francaise in Youlou's honor, and then departed.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Pulbert
Youlou
Congo Republic
Comedie Francaise
Hospital Sued For 13233 Old Water Bill
Brookck Memorial Hospital Association faces legal action after the Common Council ordered City Attorney Kuzdale to start proceedings to recover a 1934.16 water bill. Councilman Burns said the bill covers about ten years of water service charges with no exemptions for tax exempt entities.
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Brookck Memorial Hospital Association
Common Council
George Burns
Edwin Kuzdale
Burns
Nation Marks Thanksgiving f continued from mar
Thanksgiving observances span Plymouth open house with cider and doughnuts, reenactment of the Pilgrims march, and communal dinners for the needy. The Pentagon lists an extensive holiday menu including turkey and sides for service members abroad and at home.
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Pentagon
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Broadway
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Bowery
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Episcopal Cathedral Church
St. John the Divine
Emanel
Upper Fifth Avenue
Salvation Army Memorial Temple
Lower West Side
Central Synogomite
Lexington Avene
53Th Street
Project 70 proposed for iKinzua Dam area recreation
A federal recreation area near the Allegheny River reserves and the dam project, seven miles north of Warren, is included in Pennsylvania's Project 70 plan. Warren County officials were briefed at Harrisburg by William G. King and Harry A. Stoller. Francis A. Pitkin outlined the plan for about 180 planners at the Planning Association meeting.
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Francis A. Pitkin
Planning Board
Franklin Increases Millage and City Pay Hike Plans
Franklin approves a 1952 budget of 490143 with a five percent across the board raise for full time city workers. First reading tax ordinance calls for 14 mills real estate tax, one mill more than last year, plus mercantile tax and per capita levy. This is the first city wage boost since 1959.
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Missile Killer Scores Important Success In Test
A Nike Zeus missile killer streaked high over the Pacific in its second successful test in six days. Army officers hailed the result as a 100 percent success and said the 48-foot solid fuel rocket was destroyed downrange to avoid risking ships. Early next year tests will fire Nike Zeus rockets from Kwajalein Island at Atlas missiles launched from California.
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Ls Boring
Kwapalein Island
California
Arsonist Admits Starting Eight Los Angeles Fires
R. Dana, 32, of Pasadena, confessed to setting eight brush fires in Los Angeles County to relieve tension. He gave signed statements detailing fires near Palmdale on Sept. 1, Sierra Madre on Oct. 30, Benedict Canyon on Nov. 6 and an additional blaze in Uttle Tuttings Kagel Canyon on Nov. 19. Dana said he starts fires when tense and sought psychiatric help.
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R. Dana
Los Angeles County
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Palmdale
Sierra Madre
Benedict Canyon
Uttle Tuttings-Kagel Canyon
Pasadena
Lack Of Crash Reports Delays Troopers Probe
Corry troopers delaying probe after two poles were broken near Centerville and Wattsburg. Albert B. Rittenhouse, 31, of Spartansburg RD 1, skidded on a snowbound highway and hit a pole causing 400 truck damage and 100 pole loss. Gerald VanTansel, 32, Centerville RD 1, lost control on a wet road and struck a pole with 400 sedan damage and 100 pole loss. Police say charges may follow after investigation.
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Set
C. W. Irwin
Corry
Meadsville Telephone Company
Centerville
Spartansburg
Albert B. Ritten
House
Spartans
Burg
Rittenhouse
General Telephone
Wattsburg
Gerald VanTansel
VanTassel
Irwin
Daily double ends as Tropical Park opens season
Miami readers learn that Florida racing at Tropical Park begins tomorrow and bettors can purchase daily doubles in 3, 10, and 50 dollar denominations.
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Miami
Fla
Tropical Park
Florida
Talks on banning nuclear tests inch forward in Geneva
James Marlow reviews decades of futile negotiating on test bans. The United States Britain and the Soviet Union lead talks with France and Red China as potential participants. The latest push resumes discussions after Khrushchev's 1958 moratorium fallout and renewed testing signals. The proposal centers on Big Three agreement to establish outsider manned control posts and a framework for disarmament.
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Britain
Soviet Union
France
China
Joni
Tast
Khrushchev
United Nations
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Te Worlt
Sea
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Red China
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