Steel wage talks face postwar price guidelines
A three member board urged a halt in postwar wage and price increases to stabilize the economy and steel costs. It warned that if prices do not fall, unions may press for higher wages. Next negotiations set for April 1950 as plants modernize to offset pension costs. U.S. Steel to issue a statement and unions meet in Pittsburgh to decide on a policy committee vote.
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Carroll R. Daugherty
Northwestern University
New York State Supreme Court
White House
Samuel I. Rosenman
David L. Cole
Paterson
N. J
U. S. Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Navy Warnings On Joint Chiefs Stir Military Debate
Crommelin criticizes the general staff and joint chiefs of staff for neglecting the navy saying decision making is landlocked to land forces. He notes Gen Omar Bradley as chairman and cites Lt Samuel Ingram’s claim of a plan to reduce naval aviation and absorb it into the air force.
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Navy
Crommelin
General Staff
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chief of Naval Operations
Air Force
Joint Chiefs
Omar N. Bradley
Samuel Ingram
Secretary of Defence
Nine Crown In Storm At Sea Fateful Night Off Cape Cod
A sea tragedy unfolds as nine aboard a small craft in stormy waters about 30 miles off Cape Cod are rescued or perish. Palmer and three others survive after tying to a line. two girls and others die when the cruiser sinks. Coast guardsmen bring the survivors ashore at Dionis beach while Palmer recounts the wreck and his failed rescue attempts.
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Hutt
Bernard McLoughlin
Morris Seltzer
Philadelphia General Hospital
Janie
Thomas Costello
Philadelphia
Trenton
Raymond Michel
Rahway
N. J
U. S. Route 1
Philadelphia - Trenton
Michel
Cape Cod
Young Allenby
Dionis Beach
Palmer
Stanley Fitch
Cambridge
Nantucket
Falmouth
Cape Page
Martha’s Vineyard
Onco
Senate China Aid Debate Heats Over Allocation Controls
The article outlines a staged fight in the Senate over aid to Chinese Nationalists. Connally insists on limits tied to preapproved military plans, while Knowland pushes for broader review and direct supervision. The dispute centers on compensation of expenditures and whether the State Department can direct spending without congressional detail.
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China
Connally
Knowland
Senate
Asia
Congress
State Department
Italian flier Brondello plans single engine Atlantic flight
Italian aviator John Brondello said he hopes to start his projected crossing of the Atlantic in a single engine plane at sunset tomorrow. Weather reports delayed any take off today.
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Lisbon
Portugal
John Brondello
Atlantic
Mrs Rhetta English funeral set for Springfield
Mrs Rhetta Blair English 64 died early yesterday. Funeral at Springfield Friends Meeting house today at 3 pm conducted by Clifton C Pearson. Burial in Springfield Cemetery.
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Merley English
Rhetta Blair English
Springfield
J. G. Cranford
J. G. (Tobe) Crawford
Trinity
Allen Jay Baptist Church
D. M. Larkin
C. M. Floyd
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Mallie Blackwell
E. F. Hudson
J. F E. Brooks
E. E. Hill
C. R. Mickey
P. E. White
C. G. Bell
Norman Hester
W. R. Hobson
Oakwood
Mr. Crawford
Buses May Adopt Uniform Rates On Newspapers
A hearing set for October 20 will discuss a uniform policy and standard rates for newspapers and express parcels carried on passenger buses. The Utilities commission notes current rates vary, with some lines denying delivery or refusing to accept packages or transfer newspapers to other lines.
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Raleigh
The
Utilities Commission
Miss Arizona Wins Contest at Miss America Pageant
The Miss America pageant awarded scholarships to contestants including Miss Mississippi Katherine Wright Pascagoula Miss Illinois Trudy Germi Chicago 2500 dollars Miss Colorado Sylvia Canaday Denver 2000 dollars and Miss California Jane Ann Pederson Santa Rosa 1500 dollars. The new Miss America plans to study drama at Stanford University and said marriage comes first, career second, without naming a prospective husband.
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America
Mississippi
Katherine Wright
Pascagoula
Mlinois
Trudy Germi
Chicago
Colorado
Sylvia Canaday
Denver
California
Jane Ann Pederson
Santa Rosa
Stane University
Havana seller plans Gibraltar Strait swim if Channel cools
Jose Antonio Cortinas the Havana clothing salesman who failed three times to swim the English Channel said tonight he will attempt the Gibraltar Straits if the water is less cold than the channel.
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Madrid
Jose Antonio Cortinas
Havana
English Channel
Gibraltar Straits
Backfield Coach Hired From Notre Dame for 1949 Gamecocks
South Carolina head coach Rex Enright named George Terlep, a former Notre Dame backfield star, as the backfield coach for the 1949 Gamecocks. Terlep returns to college football after his Irish tenure to join the South Carolina coaching staff in Columbia.
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Columbia, S. C
Rex Enright
University of South Carolina
Gamecocks
Notre Dame
George Terlep
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