Steel Walkout Set for New Year as Murray Demands 15-Cent Hike
Pittsburgh December 17 CIO United Steelworkers President Murray set January 1 strike as 650000 basic steel workers demand wage gains of 15 cents an hour. He said U S Steel had not made a single counter proposal beyond fringe issues and urged quick talks. An emergency international convention was called for January 3, 1952, to consider government action. Murray warned a strike at midnight December 31 seemed unavoidable unless a settlement is reached. Negotiations resume tomorrow with company representatives present.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers
Murray
Tmne
U.S. Steel Corp
USW
Steel Union
Big Show Brings Stars to Long Beach VA Hospital
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital patients last night helped prepare for next Tuesday's Lot Hope radio show. Stars including Bing Crosby Frank Sinatra Constance Moore Les Brown's Band and others performed for about 1600 patients in the hospital auditorium. The event is the start of a week long Christmas cheer series with more stars to appear on subsequent nights.
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Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Lot Hope
Hope
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Constance Moore
Les Brown
Gail Robbins
Clifton Webb
van Johnson
Caesar Romero
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Eddie Cantor
Hos-t
Truman invokes Railway Act to end Pan American strike
President Truman invoked the Railway Labor Act to stop a two day old strike by ground and service workers at Pan American World Airways. Non striking workers then began crossing picket lines as the dispute drew in the CIO Transport Workers Union and a mediation board was named to investigate and report to the President.
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HST
Merriman Smith
Washington
Truman
Pan- American World Airways
Pan-American
Kareen Alrbit
CIO Transport Workers Union
National Mediation Board
Combined Union Negotiating Committee
New York
Congressional Duty Editorial
With charges and counter charges in Washington it warns to consider the duty of a Congressman and Senator. It notes political smear campaigns confuse voters and benefit crooked politicians. It mentions committee members facing attacks amid graft investigations.
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Washington
House and
Senate
RFC
Crime Investigation Committee
Tax Committees
L B Fliers Return On Bonnie Dick
Sailors from the USS Bon Homme Richard return home after seven months in Korea. Families at San Diego North Island Naval Air Station cheer as officers and airmen from two fighter squadrons arrive, marking a festive Christmas reunion with loved ones.
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Bonnie Dick
San Diego
North Island Naval Air Station
Korea
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Cmdr
James O
Joe" Anthony
Communists list 3100 American POWs in tough Korea trade
Tokyo report says Communist negotiators handed to the U N a list of about 3100 American POWs from Korea, a figure far short of the roughly 11 000 Americans officially listed as missing in action. The exchange came as Panmunjom talks slowed with the cease fire deadline looming.
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Rutherford M. Joats
Tokyo
United Nations
U.N
United States
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