Miners in West to Return to Work Monday
Western coal districts will resume operations on Monday after a telegram from mine chieftain John L. Lewis ordered Pennsylvania's 80,000 hard coal and 22,000 soft coal miners west of the Mississippi back to work. The move ends the walkout that began September 9, with UMW officials noting the breakdown of bargaining efforts and continued tensions in Kentucky and surrounding states.
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Associated Press
W. Va
Sept.c
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Aimiwackte
UMW
Thomas
Peas
Colorado
New Mexico
Hhoma
Missouri
Wyoming
United Mine
Brisci Lempers
Tation
Fishds
Glearfield
Snow Shoe Mountain
Hawkes
Kentucky
Tom Cox
Snow Show Mountain
Central
Autos Wrecked on West Main Street
Auto wrecks reported on West Main Street at the intersection with Fifth Avenue near Penn Avenue. Vehicles collided, causing minor injuries to a driver identified as Rives. Police and emergency responders arrived. investigations ongoing.
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Mali
Fifth Avenue
Enianvwin
A.D
Kirin
Seven Die In Kansas City Home Blaze
A two story frame home in northeast Kansas City burned with seven killed and four injured. Fire trapped residents in night clothes as flames gutted the interior. Mrs Florence Richards and several others perished, including a blind man and two young children. The husband, a night watchman, penetrated the blaze and alerted neighbors before firemen arrived. Police and Red Cross coordinated relief as investigators sought the cause.
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Kanbas City
Kansas
Florence Richards
Corn Andrews
Owen. Richards
Lormaine Bliss
Myrtle M. Hershey
Myrtle Marie
Cletus M. Hershey
Cletus ML. Hershey
Aft
Arthur McCarthy
Tokyo Rose Convicted of Treason After Four Days Jury Deliberation
Tokyo Rose found guilty of one count related to a 1944 Radio Tokyo broadcast accusing U S troops of being orphans of the Pacific. The verdict by a six man six woman jury followed four days of deliberation in San Francisco. Sentencing set for October 6 could bring five years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. death not sought.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Tya
Los Angeles
Bomy
Prupyred
Siok
John Marmi
Jisors
Imony
Tokyo Rose
Radio Tokyo
Leyte Gulf
Baitin
Komkichi Old
Ratio Tokyo
Ie Pacific
America
Pittsburgh Fatal Fall Report From Local Sketch
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal fall near Braddock Heights with names or markers garbled. The text hints at a accident scene, possible injuries, and a bystander or witness account, but details are unclear. Local authorities may investigate cause and identity of victims.
Professor Weinberg Named Scientist in Spy Case at Minnesota
The House committee recommends prosecuting University of Minnesota professor Joseph W. Weinberg on charges of passing wartime atomic secrets to Communists. The testimony links Weinberg to meetings with Young Communist League members and Nelson, with efforts to supply atomic bomb details to the Soviet government. Witnesses placed Weinberg at Berkeley during an August 12 meeting with Nelson and Doyle, amid mentions of other named individuals and alleged espionage activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Joseph W. Weinberg
University of Minnesota
Justice Department
Weinberg
Iar
Communist Party
Young Communist League
Steve Nelson
Nelson
Hernadette Doyle
University of California
Laboratory
Todip
Targsly
Bernadette Doyle
Nelsor
James Sterling Murray
San Francisco
Harold Zindle
George Rathman
Weinbers
Berkeley
Calif
Giovanni Rossi Lomanitz
David Bohn
David Pax
Max Friedman
Murray
Nelon
Delay Mental Test For Area Minister Charged With Indecency
A district attorney reports a psychiatric examination will be conducted for the area minister charged with public indecency. The minister, held on bond set at 800 dollars, remains in custody as the case moves toward trial in Erle county court. A prior arrest in nearby city is noted in connection with the incident.
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Erle
Nahe Jooal
Fairhaven sale plan rewritten by FPHA aims multiple buyers
The Federal Public Housing Authority plans a new approach to selling Fairhaven dwellings, allowing individual buyers rather than corporations. One buyer may purchase only one unit, with 36 units total and 24 more needed. A sale was halted after concerns that buyers intended to occupy multiple units and lease others.
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Changinesis
Federal Public Housing Authority
Edward Fltvgerald
Assislaal
Philadelphia
Dariest Hale
Myron D. Leff
Western Pennsylvania
FPHA
Federal Housing Authority
PHA
Thane
Court Delays Cream Price Cut Amid Milk Dealer Petition
Harrisburg report says a Dauphin County court stayed a Western Pennsylvania cream price cut due to a petition from milk dealers. The order limits light cream to 4 1 2 cents and heavy cream to 41 cents per half pint, with possible further reviews in Pittsburgh Erie and Johnstown Altoona areas. Retail milk prices rise one half cent per quart. court action set for October 10 as dealers seek restoration or broader review.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Dauphin County Cout
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Erie
Cay
Johnstown
Altoona
Charles J. O'Laughlin
State Milk Control Commission
Wclolstigen Wint Mills
Aively
O'Loughlin
Pitts Burch
Willis Daniels
Greater
Ex newspaper owner guilty of tax evasion case details
Kyeny Autur, former owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer, pleaded guilty to income tax evasion and received a suspended sentence after paying a two million dollar liability. Federal Judge Alfred Coxe placed widow of a former French ambassador on probation for one day. Case tied to sale of the Philadelphia Newspapers Inc in 1930 for 10.5 million.
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Kyeny Autur
Iice
Eleanor Louise Patenvite
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Alfred
Coxe
Patenotre
Thoms F. Murniy
Governor Stevenson and wife separate in Springfield
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson and his wife have separated. The Will Tribune reports a divorce petition is in process. Conversations and discussions began two months ago, according to Chicago Tribune sources.
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Springfield
Adlai Ti. Stevenson
Toony
Chicago
Money Bill Sent to Truman for Signature
Senate completes action on a huge program to bolster economies of friendly nations. The $7.124 billion aid package aims to restart Western Europe and allied states, with arms shipments and Marshall Plan spending to be disbursed through next year. The measure passed with no opposition and follows prior approvals in Congress.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Dan- Ries
Seth LO Preesent
Trajan
Elpi
Giguivtulre
Ratqiae
Europe
House
Congress
Inter Ly
Wester Europe
Germany
Austria
Japan
Ukyu Islands
Turkey
Greece
Economis Coopsralicth—Adintinabralion Coete
Senate approves pay hike for cabinet members in Senate action
The Senate voted 52 to 0 to approve a bill raising cabinet members' pay from 16 000 to 22 500 a year, sending it back to the House where earlier the heads were set at 15 000. The move follows broader pay-increase measures for other high government officials. leaders expect rapid House action to align civil service salaries with industry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Senate
House
Bls
Trumangle
Micaeler
Lions
Minois
Treasury Brief From Washington on September Budget
In Washington on September 40 the treasury reports budget expenses totaling 126 thousand 526 dollars and 2 hundred fifty six cents. The document notes total debt obligations of 755 dollars and 32 cents with itemized entries including accommodations and miscellaneous costs.
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Treasury
Washington
Arrest For Driving Without License In Auto Crash
Police report a two vehicle wreck on Route 277 injuring two people. Driver Powers, 20, failed to hold license and collided with Lindsey's truck causing injuries and property damage estimated around signs. Also injured were Swanson and Patton among others. Swanson hospitalized in Cony with guarded to fair condition.
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Shure
Ralph Lindssy
Camry
R. D
Stugiebakur Wodun
Raymond
Curly” Wigrens
East
South Stigal
Olina
Leuier
Witt
Gheloshain Sen
Axel Sworson
Cony
Nike
Lindsey Aso
Powers
Lindsey Wruck
Are
Hyananine
Irtek
Lindsey
Fottek
Itu
Marth Wienstat
Shealo
Wingery
Gad
Swainson
Alfred Hazel
B.D
Owen Hepler
Summer Street
I Neier Agan
Vey Patton
Novih Center
Sltset
Wieyrns
I Jury
Swanson
Cony Hospital
Burt
Educators discuss teacher shortage at Harrisburg congress
Sept 20 Pennsylvania Education Congress delegates hear eight top educators analyze the teacher shortage. Marton Rex Tribus of State College chairs the panel while Russell C. Bartman outlines the State Public School Building Authority program before 51,100 delegates. Governor Duff Wick urges well informed public opinion to sustain American democracy.
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Dy Assay
Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania Education Congress
Congress
Pai
Marton Rex Tribus
Pennsylvanian State College
Russell C. Bartman
Norman
Prisoner Teresi Pittsburgh Sentenced in Liberta
The report indicates Teresi Pittsburgh, also known as Sophi0-Oluah Phyl, was set today for imprisonment at the Pittsburgh facility. He was convicted yesterday after pleading guilty to three counts involving a liberty-related offense in Rhacdus sale, Squirred FRI, and Witkansbalre, with the sentences reflecting the crime series.
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Pittsburgh
Puldsburgh
Phe Toms
Phelps
Liberty
Goodrich Rubber Strike Ends as Union and Company Reach Accord
Negotiators for CIO United Rubber Workers announced a settlement ending the 14 day strike that halted work affecting about 16,000 employees at Goodrich plants in Akron Tal Tusla Alabama Cadillac Michigan Los Angeles Clarksville Tennessee Oaks Pennsylvania and Miami Oklahoma. A new contract will be negotiated with Yale Wis afternoon to align the terms.
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Goodrich
Associated Press
Dayton
Hey
Seti
Goodrich Rubber
Asa Tiler
Hiternalon
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Yale
Goodrich Cy
Akron
Tugtaloosa
Ala
Cadihic
Mich
Attlee Regime Wins Solid Vote in Britain Election Call
London reports a leftist Labor group urging a general election after a 342 to 5 Commons vote backing the Attlee government. The Tribune cites calls for a stop election before next spring, while Prime Minister Attlee opposes election before spring as party factions press to act. Churchill’s bid for immediate vote failed 350 to 212.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Labor Party
the Tribune
Michael Toute
Jenge Lee
Ancurin Bevan
Bevan
Attlee
App Electon
Wight Enal
Ihiens
Hemi
Britain
Winston Churchill
Milk Bottle or Paper Container Worthy of Court Review
Pittsburgh Sept 30 The Pennsylvania Supreme Court weighs the milk bottle versus the paper container case. The Ohio Milk Company which uses paper cartons argues for cartons while Washington health boards push glass bottles. Counsel Artemas C. Leslie cites years of bottle use and health rulings, noting past approvals then reversals affecting the milk trade.
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Pittsburgh
Cnnsylvania Supreme
Oito Milk Company
Washington Contr Cour
Washington Ps. Somie
Artemas C. Leslie
Ail Company
Te Court Hs
Washington Board of Health Gray
Horace Stern
Washington
Healy
Mediation pressed as steel workers threaten midnight strike
In Pittsburgh on September 30 Associated Press reports U S Steel workers plan a midnight strike over company paid pensions and insurance. Mediators remain optimistic for a settlement as last minute talks stall with no compromise in sight.
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Associated Frese
Pittsburgh
CIO
U.S
Chinese Reinforce Kukong Garrison
Chinese forces reportedly moved to bolster the Kukong garrison and nearby Nationalist positions as Communist forces clash near Yunta, with deployments in the Buykone area about 105 miles north of Abe capital. irregulars and local units reported along the front, as authorities note continued patrolling and build up in adjacent provinces.
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Buykone
Yukon
Aberetilger
Yunta
Ukwig
Borden Alangal
Bee
A. Sarge
New
Kukong
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