Wage Board Chairman Collapses During Steel Dispute Talks
Washington (UP) The Wage Stabilization Board recessed after chairman Nathan Feinsinger collapsed from fatigue during marathon steel wage talks. He recovered quickly and was expected to attend the next 2 p.m. session. Public members urged a 8.5 to 12.5 cent hourly rise plus noncash benefits as labor and industry debated a package. The steelworkers had sought broader noneconomic gains, with a potential strike looming and industry wary of binding outcomes.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Colla
Einsinger
Feinsinger
Bow
Ers
CIO
United Steelworkers
Mhe
Frederick H. Bullen
House
J. Howard McGrath
William Hillman
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Henry A. Wallace
Korea
Eisenhower Says Minnesota Showing Forces Position Review
General Dwight D. Eisenhower stated that his strong Minnesota primary result compels him to re examine his personal position and past decisions regarding his bid for the presidency.
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Paris
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Minnesota
Eisenhower support shown in Minnesota primary
In Lexington two UP dispatches report Sim De Carolina noting the Minnesota primary demonstrates strong Ike backing in the state where Governor Stassen ran. Another brief notes Craggy Gardens and Crabtree Meadows transferred to the National Park Service adjoining Blue Ridge Parkway. Durham reports an autopsy failed to reveal poisoning in Marian Adams death as investigators probe circumstances surrounding her body found near Lake Michie.
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Lexington
Sim de Carolina
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Stassen
DeLapp
Ike
Little Switzerland
N. C
Craggy Gardens
National Park Service
U. S. Forest Service
Blue Ridge Parkway
Crabtree Meadows
The
Park Service
Durham
Lake Michie
R. A. Harton
Harton
Marian Adams
Duke Hospital
Wachovia Bank official re elected NC Citizens Association head
Richard G. Stockton of Winston Salem was re elected president of the North Carolina Citizens Association. Other officers named include R S Dickson of Charlotte first vice president Carl Cline of Hildebran second vice president S C Coley Raleigh treasurer W H Weather spoon Raleigh assistant treasurer Lloyd Griffin Raleigh executive vice president and secretary.
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Raleigh
Richard G. Stockton
Winston-Salem
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
North Carolina Ctizens Association
R.S. Dickson
Charlotte
Carl Cline
Hildebran
S. C. Coley
W. H. Weatherspoon
Lloyd Griffin
Fire destroys Junaluska Terrace Hotel in Andrews
Eight guests and several employees escaped unharmed as flames tore through the two story hotel around 5 45 a m. Firefighters battled for over four hours to save the structure. The 1946 sale price was about 50000 with today’s loss estimated near 75000, partly insured.
Flowers Highlight East NC Press Association Meeting
Wilmington hosts the Eastern North Carolina Press Association March 28 29 with Azalea Festival color. Miles J. Smith of Salisbury will address development and conservation, while Roanoke Rapids Herald leads an open forum on mechanical problems of small dailies and weeklies.
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Wilmington
Eastern North Carolina Press Association
Miles J. Smith
Salisbury
North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development
Hall
The
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Third grader Billy Joe Johnson killed in Casar School fall
Shelby reporter notes a Casar School pupil named Billy Joe Johnson a third grade student died yesterday from a fall at the Casar School near Shelby. The incident closed the day as authorities investigated the accident.
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Shelby
Billy Joe Johnson
Casar School
Here
Union Leader and Thomasville Police Chief Face Charges
The Thomasville strike at Chair Company led to arrest of Local 286 president Furman C. Wilson who accuses Police Chief Paul M. Shore of assault. Four other workers were arrested for blocking and a pickup truck was overturned at Plant L during the morning clash.
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Forrest Cates
Thom
Thomasville
Paul M. Shore
Furman C. Wilson
United Rniture Workers of America
D.S
Chief Shore
Wilson
Plant L
A E Arresica
Illiam Henry Barnes
Walter Harvell
Winston Salem
Fred King
Fisher Ferry Street
Willie Rogers
Barn‘well Street
William Bell
U.F.W
C.so
Police Department
Bell
Shore
Marine corporal shot by sentry at Camp Lejeune
A Marine Corps board of inquiry investigates the fatal shooting of Corporal James R. Miller, 20, of Ripley Tennessee, by a Hadnot Point sentry after Miller allegedly failed to heed a challenge at Camp Lejeune.
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Camp Lejeune
Marine Corps Board of Inquiry
James R. Miller
Ripley
Tenn
Hadnot Point
Marines Arrive at Little Creek for Three Weeks Training
A regiment of 2nd Division Marines arrived at Little Creek Virginia for three weeks of intensive training at the Navy amphibious base. The unit under Col. B. A. Hochmuth sailed from Morehead City North Carolina earlier in the week.
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Little Creek
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Navy Amphibious Base
B. A. Hochmuth
Morehead City
Eisenhower Supporters Fight for Delegates After Minnesota Win
Eisenhower supporters vow to pursue national convention delegates after a strong write-in showing in Minnesota. They consider contests to seat two pro Eisenhower delegates and possibly a slate of at large delegates. Observers note potential court action amid divided campaigns in Wisconsin Nebraska and Illinois.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dwight Eisenhower
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Gopher
A. Taft
Estes Kefauver
Wisconsin
Hubert Humphrey
Kefauver
Eisenae
Cts
Stasse
GOP
Harold F. Stassen
Eisenhower Group
Stassen
North Woods
Nebraska
Illinois
Iwo
Sen
Robert
Wilson named director of state prisons consolidation
J D Wilson becomes director of the consolidated identification and classification system for the State Prisons Department replacing resigning Charles P Snow. Prisons Director Walter Anderson announced the move to centralize all classification and identification records in the department.
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Raleigh
J. D. Wilson
Central Prisons Classification
Consolidated
State Prisons Department
Walter Anderson
Wilson
Charles P. Snow
Anderson
Five Red Jet Planes Shot Down in Korea Air Battles
American F-86 Sabres shot down five MiG-15 jets and damaged five more in two engagements over northwestern Korea. A new high-wing jet, dubbed Type 15 by Allies, was seen in earlier clashes as a possible Russian-made design. Lt. James D. Carey engaged a suspected Type 15 over MIG Alley, noting its distinctive high-wing and flight characteristics.
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Seoul
Korea
Kosong
Nam River
Air Force
5Th Air Force
State College to Have World's First Private Atom Splitting Furnace
North Carolina State College will house a private atom splitting furnace, a 10 foot by 17 foot shrine containing a stainless steel can with 235 uranium. The setup includes a concrete octagonal structure, an observation room, and a goldfish-bowl viewing window for students and the public. The project, costing about half a million dollars, is supported by the Burlington Mills Foundation and involves 114 students including 42 U S Air Force officers learning atomic tech for future flight.
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State College
Howard W. Blakeslee
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Gee
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Aces
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Clifford K. Beck
Department of Physics
Atomic Energy Commission
Burlington Mills Foundation
U. S. Air Force
UN Hopes Move To Break Korean War Deadlock
UN welcomes a possible Communist move to impose a news blackout on phases of Panmunjom talks to speed stalemated prisoner repatriation and cease fire negotiations. Key issues include prisoner return, neutral truce inspectors, and airfield bans during a cease-fire.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William P. Nuckols
U. N
Nuckols
Russia
North Korea
Red
George W. Hickman
U.N
Snowstranded 2000 in California and Nevada livestock threat
On the first day of spring heavy snow trapped about 2,000 people in East Central California and imperiled 600,000 head of Nevada livestock. Mono County roads were blocked and 125 people remained snowbound at June Lake Lodge as snowdrifts reached 45 feet. Nevada Governor Charles Russell declared an emergency to secure federal aid for cattle and sheep losses, with 10 million dollars at stake. Rail service resumed after two days of diversion as Donner Summit roads and Sierra passes remained severed by snow.
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San Francisco
California
Nevada
Mono County
Nevada- California
Marjorie Coe
Chamber of Ferce
Leevining
June Lake Lodge
George Conn
Conn
June Lake
A.per
Charles Russell
Russell
Sierra Nevada
Southern Pacific Rotary
Donner Summit
Soda Springs
Jury Sees Extended Day Sessions In Sutton Bank Robbery Case
In New York jury selection continues as Judge Farrell may run night sessions to complete a 12 jurors plus two alternates for the Sutton bank robbery trial. Co-defendants Dougling and DeVenuta testify, with Sutton facing a mandatory life sentence if convicted or with a plea to a fourth felony offender.
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New York
Sutton
Tran
Jesse James
Queens County
Peter T. Farrell
Dougling
Sunnyside
Manufacturers Trust Co
John DeVenuta
Willie
Weather note shows cooler night and warm tomorrow
The forecast calls for a low around 42 tonight and a high near 75 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 70 with a low around 35 last night.
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