Wage board clash over steelworkers pay raise unfolds
The dispute centers on whether steelworkers deserve a wage hike and if the industry can absorb higher wages without harming price stability. Defense officials warn that increasing wages could threaten economic stabilization, while the Wage Stabilization Board and its chair Nathan P. Singer advocate a fair recommendation. Negotiations resume as parties seek a settlement.
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Wilson
Liferies
Nathan P._ singer
United Steelworkers
Ind
WSB
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Feinsinger
Ilizer Wilson
Key West
Eerniness
Colorado
Singer
Usset
DAR Considers Resolutions at Greensboro Convention
About 500 delegates at the 52nd annual North Carolina DAR meeting hear resolutions for state and national action. The morning session features committee headed by Mrs. John M. Massey and remarks by DAR leaders including Mrs. James B. Patton and Gertrude Carraway. The three day convention ends tomorrow.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Daughters of American Revolution
John M. Massey
Charlotte
DAR
James B. Patton
Columbus
Ohio
George
State Department Conservation and Development
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
Alvin Wingfield Jr
Raleigh
Actress Janis Carter Granted Divorce in California Case
Blonde screen actress Janis Carter aged 31 was named as the other woman in a separate maintenance suit by Mrs. Carol Dietrich against studio executive Noah Dietrich. Carter testified director Carl Prager once went for weeks without speaking to her before a final decree granted by Superior Judge Louis H. Burke. A brief coal industry note mentions that about 75 percent of bituminous coal mined in the United States is machine loaded.
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Hollywood
Janis Carter
Carol Dietrich
Noah Dietrich
Carl Prager
Miss Carter
Louis H. Burke
Prager
New York
State Democratic Plan Seeks Southern Bloc Balloting
A Raleigh group calling itself the Democrat South Committee outlined a strategy to withhold North Carolina votes from Democratic nominees if the national party appeares unacceptable to the South. Led by Alvin Wingfield Jr and Martin K Green, the plan urges convention action after the national meeting to place or withhold nominees and possibly force a House vote outcome. The pamphlet promotes precinct to state convention campaigning and pledged delegates not to vote for certain nominees after July 30 1952.
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North
Alvin Wingfield, Jr
Martin K. Green
Wingfield
Green
Vay
Ngfield
Democratic Party of
North Carolina
South
House of Representatives
Nationalention
Ats
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Southern Committee
Wisconsin student put under psychiatric care after lab shooting
Leonard Stalmann, 32, a University of Wisconsin chemistry student, was committed to Central State Hospital for the Mentally Deranged after a judge ordered psychiatric care. Superior Judge Roy Proctor also suspended proceedings on the assault with intent to murder charge.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Central State Hospital
Leonard Stalmann
Roy Proctor
Mendota Hospital
Jor
Australia Develops New Tobacco Area for 12 Million Pound Yield
Australia is developing a new tobacco growing region expected to produce 12,000,000 pounds annually. The project aims to expand cultivation and boost national tobacco output.
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Australia
North Carolina Cancer Institute Dedicated Near Lumberton
The first North Carolina terminal care nursing home, the North Carolina Cancer Institute, was formally dedicated at the Robeson County Health Center site near Lumberton. It is part of the North Carolina Division of the American Cancer Society with Mrs. George F. E. Marshall as State Commander. Dr. Charles S. Cameron of New York spoke, hoping the facility becomes a center for clinical research in terminal cancer and not just a last-days haven.
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Lumberton
North Carolina Cancer Institute
John D. Larkins, Jr
Trenton
American Cancer Society
Charles S. Cameron
New York
George E. Marshall
Mount
North Carolina
George FE. Marshall
Mount al
Robeson County Health Center
Charlies S. Cameron
American Woolen Renews Move Threat Over Labor Costs
Boston AP reports President Francis W. White of American Woolen renews threat to relocate from New England if labor costs cannot drop to match Southern competition. He cites a 60 loss this year and ongoing talks with CIO Textile Workers Union over fringe benefits.
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Boston
Francis W. White
American Woolen € S
New England
CIO Textile Workers Union
Nome
American Woolen
White
Northern Mills
Greenville VA Office Set to Close in April
Winston-Salem The Veterans Administration office in Greenville will close on April 30. J. D. Deramus, manager of the VA Regional Office, announced the closing because the office failed to meet workload standards. Staff will be offered reassignment elsewhere.
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Winston-Salem
Veterans Administration
Greenville
J. D. Deramus
Ceramus
Czech Runner Refuses Prague Return Seeks Asylum in Paris
Emile Bacigal a 22 year old Czech distance runner and top national contender has refused to return to Prague after a competition in Paris and has asked for asylum in France. The case underlines a potential political dimension to an athlete’s travel in Europe.
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Paris
Emile Bacigal
Prague
France
Dulles Keeps Silence on Presidential Candidacy
John Foster Dulles, resigning from his adviser post to Secretary Acheson, says he is not ready to back any GOP candidate. He will stay available for consultation but will not endorse a rival. He urges bipartisan foreign policy and hints at future efforts on Soviet pressure and a Pacific defense pact.
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Washington
John Foster Aeve
Dulles
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Truman
Aene Nees
D. Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Emehower
U.S
China
North Atlantic
Wrinkle To Cut Your Tax Bill On Club Dues
Chicago report notes Internal Revenue Bureau questions whether club memberships are used exclusively to generate business income or partly for personal use. A referenced court case cites an architect who deducted club dues after joining several corporate groups to promote work, though he did not engage in golf or duck hunting.
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Chicago
Bay
Commerce Clearing
Internal Revenue Bureau
Clearing House
Sever el Cornate
Primary battle hinges on Wisconsin Taft tilt
Wisconsin voters go to the polls in a key Republican primary that chooses convention delegates. Taft’s strength there could boost his campaign while a weak showing would hurt him. Ike has no ballot spot. Warren and Stassen back Eisenhower in effect. MacArthur disavows his slate. Nebraska also votes, with write ins possible.
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Wisconsin
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Ike
Warren
Eisenhower
Harold FE. Stassen
Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
New Hampshire
Minnesota
New Jersey
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Nebraska
Kefauver
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Commander Washington promotion to commander announced
Cmdr. Commander Washington has been selected for promotion to the rank of commander. He currently leads a Naval Air Reserve transport squadron based in Dallas Texas.
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Cma
Cecill
Cmdr
Naval Air Reserve Transport
Dallas
Tex
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