Roundup: Negotiators Return to Ford UAW Talks
The Sentinel reports talks to resume between Ford, UAW leaders and management on arbitration related to the idle 106,000 workers. Victor Reuther, hospital bound after a gunman attack, is not blocking negotiations. UAW treasurer Emil Mazey says the strike will proceed toward settlement.
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Arrar
UAW
Tates Lastvick
Victor Ruther
Uawsetreatry
Emil Ma ‘Ey
Reuther
Victor Reuther
Matthews Sworn in as Navy Secretary in Capitol Ceremony
Francis P. Matthews of Omaha Nebraska was sworn in today as secretary of the Navy. Gordon Tay of Winston-Salem North Carolina was sworn in as undersecretary of the Army and Dan A. Kimball of Los Angeles California was inducted as undersecretary of the Navy. Judge Edward A. Tamm administered Matthews oath. Defense Secretary Johnson swore in Grey who had been acting head of the department since Royall’s retirement. Stephen T. Early swore in Kimball who moved up from assistant secretary of the Navy.
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Washington
Francis P. Matthews
Omaha
Neb
Navy
Gordon Tay
Winston-Salem
N. C
Army
Dan A. Kimball
Los Angeles
Calif
Edward A. Tamm
U.S. District Court
Matthews
Johnson
Grey
Royall
Stephen T. Early
Defense
Kimball
West Powers Back West German Republic Against Soviet Plan
Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Foreign Ministers Robert Schuman and Ernest Bevin declared the clock must be turned back to halt Soviet moves to replace allied four power control in Germany. They condemned Andrei Vishinsky's two point proposal to reestablish quadripartite control via the Allied Control Council and Berlin command.
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Paris
Germany
Dean Acheson
Robert Schuman
France
Ernest Levin
Britain
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Need More Than Oath On Atomic Energy Policy
Three Republican senators said more than a loyalty oath is needed to prevent Communists from affecting atomic energy funding for student research. Senators Wherry Ickenlooper and Saltastall urged added scrutiny as Atomic Energy Commissioners may be recalled to Capitol Hill for questioning.
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Washington
Wherry
Nebraska
Ickenlooper
Iowa
Saltastall
Massachusetts
Astomic Energy
McMahon
Cairman
Senate
Bill on Military Pay Reform Faces Committee Toss
Washington report says a bill to raise pay for high ranking military officers stalled on a committee push. The House voted yesterday to send an Administration proposal back to committee to revise current military laws, sparking reaction from veterans and lawmakers about how enlisted men are treated.
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Washington
Reuther Shot Again in Detroit UAW Leader Wounded
Commutists marching into Shanghai and the headline aside, Victor Reuther CIO UAW educational director was shot through a window at his Detroit home. He was badly hurt with a shotgun pellet near eye, as police hunted a stealthy gunman. A similar attack on Walter Reuther last year remains unsolved. Police found a double barreled 12 gauge shotgun at the scene and linked the Windsor Ontario nearby case with little proof of connection. See REUTHER page 3.
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Defroit (P
Victor Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Reuther
Walter Reuther
Detroit
Walter
Victor
Windsor
Ont
Canada
William D. Allen
Allen
Ford Motor Co
Nathaniel Davis Named Minister To Hungary Today
President Truman nominated Nathaniel P. Davis as minister to Hungary restoring U S representation since the Mindszenty trial. Davis, ambassador to Costa Rica, will succeed Selden Chapin who returned to Washington for consultations.
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Washington
Truman
Nathaniel P. Davis
Hungary
Mindszenty
Davis
Costa Rica
Selden Chapin
Chapin
Joseph Flack
Bolivia
George P. Shaw
Texas
el Salvador
Albert Nufer
Pete Jarman
Alabama
House
Australia
B and O announces big essay contest for employees families
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad unveiled a 1300 prize safety essay contest for children and younger siblings of employees. Open to under 19 with two age groups, entries must be 500 words max on "Railroad Safety Begins At Home." Judges include safety officials from B and O and the National Safety Council.
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B&o
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
U.S
Baltimore and Ohio Magazine
Paul Jones
National Safety Council
George W.elsie
Robert M. van Sant
Baltimore 1
Maryland
Recognition Day At Grafton Junior High School
Grafton Junior High honors students with awards in a Recognition Day program led by principal Tor Jock Rasmussen. A bronze plaque goes to Charlotte Williams for the America the Beautiful state win, and Dailey Rexroad receives a Scholastic Water Color Merit certificate.
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Grafton
Hgh
First Ward
West Side
East End
Grafton Junior High
Roberta Chenoweth
Tor- Jock Rasmussen
Charlotte Williams
Lewis Warns City Of Shutdown As Coal Talks Open
John L. Lewis warned Bluefield that coal interests have prepared for a shutdown on July 1 after withdrawals from bargaining talks by the Virginia and Winding Gulf associations, big members of the Southern Coal Producers Association. The SCPA opened contract talks with Lewis as welfare and pay demands loom, while two key groups pulled out, signaling hard bargaining ahead.
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Bluefield (P
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Virginia
Winding Gulf Associations
SCPA
Bluefield
Southern Coal
Bac Ies
United Mine Workers
Winding Gulf
Southern
Communism Seizes Shanghai in Largest City Fight
Communists march into Shanghai as a fierce battle erupts across the city. Nationalists retreat toward Woosung, blowing up fuel dumps and ammunition at Kiangwan airfield. Reds shell Woosung fortress while overrunning downtown and the old international settlement, trapping some foreigners as bridges and post offices are hit.
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Shanghai
Woosung
Horion
Kiangwan
Communism
Soochow Creek
Szechuan Road Bridge
Broadway Mansions
Walt- Tog
Yangtze
Forrestal Given Final Resting Place
Arlington burial plot chosen for former defense secretary James Forrestal after his suicide in the predawn hours Sunday. Four oaks guard the grave as government leaders and military figures attend a solemn ceremony, with President Truman and former President Hoover among mourners.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
James Forrestal
Charges Physician Fathered Child in Butler Suit
Clair W. Hutzler filed a $50,000 damages suit in Butler naming Dr. Paul A. Hinchberger as defendant. He alleges Hutzler’s wife had an affair with the physician from 1947 to March 5, 1949 and a child was born. Hutzler says he paid an $84 hospital bill and a $122.50 delivery charge. The doctor could not be reached for comment.
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Butler PA
Clair W. Hutler
Hutzler
Hinchberger
Studies Read Bids For 19 Counties
The West Virginia Road Commission studied bids on road projects in 19 counties, opening offers for 96.74 miles of work with an estimated cost of 1.15 million dollars. Projects include a new road to a proposed veterans hospital in Harrison County and resurfacing on State Route 14 from Ruth to the Lincoln county line.
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Charleston
Road Commission
Harrison County
Veterans Hospital
Keeley Construction Company
Clarksburg
Kanawha
Ruth
Lincoln County
Rita Hayworth to Marry Aly Khan in French City Hall
Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan plan a civil wedding in Vallauris France with the bride told the husband is head of the family. The ceremony will occur Friday in the Vallauris City Hall avoiding the Chateau de L Horizon crowds due to government permission.
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Cannes
France
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Vallauris
Mediterranean
Chateau de L'Horizon
Rita
German Railways Offer Settlement In Bloody Strike
Berlin under Soviet control reports a settlement proposal by the Reichsbahn to end the five day Berlin rail strike. Willy Kreikemeyer outlined paying strike participants in west marks and re-hiring most workers, with property-damage exemptions for those deemed guilty. The 12,000 western sector employees walked out, halting city rail. Soviet troops also demanded custody of locomotives in American sector yards as police guarded rail property.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Reichsbahn
Willy Kreikemeyer
Anhalter
Legal Route Clear For Using Funds
Charleston reports that a legal path opened to use part of a 50 million dollar secondary road fund on existing routes. Bonds approved in 1948 will finance the work, with attorney general opinions supporting using funds for improvements to roads built under WEA.
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Charleston
Ray Cavendish
WEA
William H. Ansel, Jr
Cavendish
W. G.marland
State Aeronautics Commission
John Dog
Charity Ball Tickets Boost Blood Bank Drive
Members of the Woman's Hospital Auxiliary report strong advance sales for a Friday charity ball at the Elks ballroom from nine to twelve. Proceeds support a hospital blood bank and a charity bed for the underprivileged. Tickets available at Malone's Drugstore Turner's and from auxiliary members plus at the Elks home and hospital desk.
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Woman's Hospital Auxiliary
Elks Ballroom
Joe Shuttlesworth
Willow Beach
James Flanagan
Ways and Mains
Malone
Turner's
Robert G. Gerkin
Paul Malone
L. J. Lear
Dorothy Burnside
Carolyn McCue
Flanagan
A. T
Bert) Miller
Elks Home
Gratton Welcomes Newest Citizens to City Hospital
Four newborns were welcomed this weekend at Gratton City Hospital. The Poling couple on Beech Street welcomed a boy at 9 10 p.m. on the 21st weighing six pounds nine and a half ounces. Walter Patton on Route 2 had a boy at 9 50 a.m. Sunday weighing six pounds twelve and three quarters ounces. Robert Jones and Flemington welcomed a daughter at 4 30 a.m. on the 24th weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces. Junior Melvin Hensell and 540 West Main welcomed a boy at 10 10 a.m. on the 24th weighing eight pounds.
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City Hospital
Donald Poling
Beech, Street
Walter Patton
Route 2
Grafton
Robert Jones
Flemington
Junior Melvin Hensell
West Main Street
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