Foot Bill $7.50 A Ton Increase To End Steel Strike
The U S Steel walkout ends as unions reach a two year contract with a pay rise of about 15 cents an hour. Highest paid workers gain 27 cents, and average hourly earnings rise from 2.33 to 2.4814. Auto workers also gains 20 cents in total packages. The settlement avoids further layoffs and allows production to resume after the brief strike. Secretary Mitchel hails the agreement as a sign of labor and management maturity.
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Metiat
USW
David J. McDonald
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
McDonald
CIO
United Auto Workers
Motor Industry
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Big Steel
Washington
Mitchel
Relationship Is Confusing In Houston Crime Report
A 50 year old woman is described as her own mother in law and also the grandmother and stepmother of two children after marrying her daughter's ex husband. She had already raised the two children born of the earlier union. One child ran away to join a real mother, and police referred the case to a lawyer after considering the angles. Bargains Galore in Classified Ads.
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Houston
Tex.p
Unin
Broadway Actress Dies In Theater Collapse During Show
Miss Jane Bonner, a veteran Broadway actress known for major roles on stage and in radio dramas, collapsed in a Los Angeles theater and died despite efforts by ambulance and fire rescue. Her death followed a long career that included performances in The Shrike and appearances with Joseph Kramm, her husband and the play’s author.
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Herman Staples
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Camp David
Pennsylvania-Maryland
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bulletin
Independence Hall
Sen. Barkley
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Standig
the Shrike
Los Angeles
Edith Reis
Merin
Miss Bonner
Ann Downs
Joseph Kramm
New York
Nora Drake
Alex Kuiransky
The
Law Mana Ouspenskaya
Inferno
Harry
Laura
Dixon Yates Power Scramble Averts TVA Line Move
The Senate Appropriations Committee halted funds for a Dixon Yates power line to TVA area pending Memphis commitment. The feud pits public TVA against private Middle South Utilities and Southern Co. Memphis opposes the 107 million dollar plant near West Memphis, arguing higher rates and loss of local control. If integrated with TVA, rates may stay similar. without integration, costs could rise slightly.
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TVA
Dixon-Yates
Senate Appropriations Committee
Memphis
Eisenhower
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Middle South Utilities, Inc
Southern Co
Dixon- Yates
Atomic Energy Commission
Mississippi River
West Memphis
Ark
Allen
Washington
City Commission
Frank Tobey
Forrest City
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Middle- South Utilities
Ansver
Teen Killing in Chicago sparks gang clash aftermath
In Chicago last night 17 year old Kenneth Sloboda was killed by a shotgun blast from a car with 15 teens. A 14 year old freshman admitted firing accidentally amid a rival gang confrontation. Police captured Clement Macis later. Sloboda a De La Salle senior described as a good student. In a separate incident at Riverview Park three youths were stabbed during a separate clash.
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Chicago
Kenneth Sloboda
Clement
Cookie) Macis
Edward O'Malley
South Side
O'Malley
32Nd
Morgan Streets
Sloboda
Robert Ryband
Macis
Macs
Beders Tech High School
de la Salle High School
Bruno Sleboda
Sleboda
Riverview Park
Vernon Petey
Albert Andre
Otto Sehnaidt W. Polite
Highway Death Claims Pittsburgh Man Near Monroeville
A Pittsburgh man, Byron Mit che of nearby Penn Two, was killed early today when his auto left the highways near Monroeville and careened down a hill. Local authorities reported the fatal accident and ongoing investigation.
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Pittsburgh
Byron Mitche
Penn Two
Monroeville
Coroner Identifies Burned Motorist as Marine Browner
Allegheny County coroner William D. McClelland says he is nearly certain the man burned in last week's traffic crash is Marine Pvt. Wilber E. Browner of Toronto Ohio. Identification relied on dental work and a tiny clue as the body was badly burned. A death certificate will be prepared if Browner’s family accepts lab studies by the coroner’s office and Navy officials.
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Pittsburgh
William D. McClelland
Allegheny County
Marine ‘Ocurpa Pvt
Wilter E. Browner
Toronto
Ohio
McClelland
Brown
Coroner's Office
Navy
Military Reserve Plan Approval Is Predicted
The proposed measure would create a six month training program for teen volunteers with 72 years reserve duty, plus potential 45 days active recall for training lapses. It tightens draft and segregation rules, caps at six years active and reserve combined, and empowers the President to call up to one million reservists in an emergency.
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Vinson
House
Powell
Eisenhower
Boey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Thomson
R. Wye
Pentagon
Senate
Finds a way To Get Bac In Uniform
Walter Sheets of Portsmouth Ohio divorced his wife Nancy Ann to reenlist in the Marines for four years. Marines regulations ban reenlistment with dependents, so the couple separated and remarried soon after. The Sciota County Common Pleas Court terminated their marriage last Friday.
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Cincinnati
Walter Sheets
Marines
Portsmouth
Ohio
Corps
Sheets
Nancy Ann
Vickie
Steffi
Tommy
Nancy
Sciota County Common
Pleas Court
Lewis Clark Papers Spark Ownership Legal Battle
In Los Angeles Graham Berry reports a dispute over the ownership of William Clark field notes from 1803 to 1805 found in a Minnesota attic. The papers, authenticated by Minnesota Historical Society, are claimed by Hammond heirs and the society, triggering a series of legal moves.
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Graham Berry
Los Angeles
William Clark
St. Pauls Minn
Missouri River
Pacific Northwest
Minnesota Historical Society
John Henry Hammond
Sophia W. H. Foster
Hammond
Times dispute over Grutzner Sabre Jet story in Korea
The subcommittee questioned whether Grutzner’s Sabre Jet dispatch, claiming U S jets were in action in Korea, violated security. The New York Times and defense officials vied over whether the piece was cleared by the Pentagon with Austin Stevens cited as obtaining authorization. Grutzner said he never joined the Communist Party, only the party briefly in 1937, and left in 1940.
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Grutzner
Korea
Newsman
The
Times
Pentagon
Eastland
Subcommittee
Defense Department
New York Times
Austin Stevens
Washington
Jack Shea
Air Force Press Desk
Turner Catledge
the Times
Triples Grutazner
L. C. Craigie
Far East
the Eagle
Burdett
CBS
Byrd Calls For Foreign Aid Slash In Budget Plan
Senator Byrd urges trimming the foreign aid program for this fiscal year with 1.138 billion dollars for military assistance and 2.1528 billion for economic help to U.S. allies, mainly in Asia. The Senate passed a total larger than the House by about 139 million. President Eisenhower had asked 3.4 billion, then revised downward.
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U.S
Asia
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Obituaries for Lane Forrest Marshall and others in Indiana scene
Multiple obituaries detail the deaths and survivors of Harriet Forrest Annie Marshall Edna Morris Smith Anna Mae Betts T Frank George Samuel Craig and associated family members in Indiana Pennsylvania and nearby areas. The notices note birthplaces marriages churches and funeral arrangements with services set between July 3 and July 4 and interments at Greenwood and Armagh cemeteries. Surviving relatives include spouses children grandchildren siblings and in laws across Pittsburgh Paducah Blairsville and Harrisburg connections.
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Harriet Forrest
Ana
R. Wfalls
Greenwood Cemetery
Anna Mae Betts
Indiana RD
Indiana Hospital
Indiana
Sutila
Wayne Ave
L. A. Lewis
Oakland Cemetery
T. Frank George
Myrtle Carson Davis George
Homer City
RD 2
Carl R. George
Center Two
Indiana County
Walter Bates
Natcy Jane Hamilton George
George
First Presbyterian Church of
Robinson's
North 7Th St
S.T
Edgar L. Thornburg
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Greenwood & Cemetery
Samuel Craig
Armagh
Sue Shields Craig
John and
Mary Ellen Shultz Craig
Brush Valley Two
Craig
William Penn and
Pomona
Bert Craig
Lisbon
Ohio
G. L. Bayha
First Report On Host Deaths During Holiday
A scattered tally shows 23 accidental deaths reported as the nation began a three day Fourth of July holiday. Traffic deaths numbered 13, drownings 5, and 3 deaths from other causes. The National Safety Council estimates 340 highway fatalities by Monday midnight.
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National Safety Council
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Oakland Ave
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Dorothy Pease
Creekside
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Saltsburg
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Locust
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Douglass Ave
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S. 7Th St
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P.O
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Dayton
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Chambersville
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Maple St
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Rural Valley
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Rueral Valley
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Cal St
Gloria Kriner
DuBois
Ruby Leone
Sagamore
J Laura Steffish
First St
Indiana Evening Gazette
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Mammoth
Mack Community Center
Mack Center
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