Steel peace talks begin in Pittsburgh over 44 day steel strike
CIO United Steelworkers and six major producers open new peace negotiations under government pressure. Non-committal remarks from Philip Murray contrast with statements by Bethlehem Steel figures as Presidential Assistant Steelman coordinates efforts after weekend talks failed to end the strike.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
USW
Arthur Goldberg
Jos. M. Larkin
Bethlehem Steel Corp
John H. Morse
Bethlehem
Murray
Larkin
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Firom ‘Washinglton
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gold Loot Identified By Dentists
Out of town dentists show interest in Claude Mason suspected as the gold tooth burglar who robbed two Indiana dentists. Uniontown dentists identify bridge work from a canvassed bag, worth nearly 300 dollars, and police anticipate more officers and dentists arriving to compare loot with their own missing items. Mason, 42, was stopped Sunday evening on a bus after witnesses described a man trying to break into a dentist's office.
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Claude Mason
Indiana
Goldtooth
Uniontown
Mason
Pennsylvania
Josephine
Blairsville gas station held up. attendant abducted
State police and surrounding departments hunt two gunmen after robbing John Watson service station in Blairsville. They bound Walter Miller with tape, stole $119, and dumped him two miles west on Route 22 before he freed himself and alerted police. Descriptions: man 1 about 23, 5 ft 11 in, slender. man 2 about 45-50, 5 ft 6 in with thin hair. Blue 1947/1948 Plymouth.
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Blairs-ville
Walter Miller
John Watson
Blairsville
Miller
Blairsvile
NPA loses right to hire workers over irregularities
Washington AP report says the Civil Service Commission stripped the National Production Authority of its authority to hire its own staff due to irregularities in 1951 hiring. More than 100 NPA employees may face dismissal or reassignment as the commission orders corrective action and requires future hiring to have Department of Commerce prior approval.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
National Production Authority
NPA
Priory
Department of Commerce
Emergency Production Agency
Commerce Department
Commission
Pierce Awarded State Scholarship for 1952
Robert B. Pierce 17, son of Mr and Mrs William E Pierce of 64 School Street Indiana, has won the Indiana County state scholarship for 1952. Chosen by competitive exam, he will enter Allegheny College Meadville in the fall and works in the editorial room of the Indiana Evening Gazette this summer.
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Robert B. Pierce
William E. Pierce
School Street
Indiana
Indiana County
William J. Norman
Indiana Joint High School
Allegheny College
Meadville
Indiana Evening Gazette
State Dept Bans Russian Publication in U S
The State Department ordered the Russian embassy to cease publishing and distributing pamphlets in the United States, suspending a Russian language magazine Amerika. The action, in a note to Moscow, cited Russian restrictions and low reach to Soviet readers, and bans the embassy from distributing the U S S R Information Bulletin and other pamphlets.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Department
U. S
Amerika
Russia
Soviet Union
Amerita
Life Magazine
Summer Theater Guild
ISTC
Eisenhower Eyes Fishing Before Tough 1960 Campaign
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Denver after winning the GOP nomination in Chicago. He spoke of a brief fishing vacation before leading a long campaign, waved to cheering crowds, and planned to rest a day before resuming intensive preparations with Denver Mayor Quigg Newton, Gov Dan Thornton, and supporters. The party set up headquarters in Denver after returning from Europe.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Chicago
Brown Palace
Quigg Newton
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Thornton
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Europe
John S. Doud
Big Beer Strike Still Unsettled In Chicago
In Pittsburgh after a day of conferences on campaign matters a management offer of 12% was rejected by United Brewery Workers. Walter Hallanan of West Vic led striking members from CIC and Taft supporters at Duquesne and Fort Pitt Brewing firms as contract talks with Eisenhower era Chicago breweries lingered unresolved.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
John
Korea
Eisenhower
Walter Hallanan
West Vic
CIC Ginja
Taft
United Brewery Workers
GOP
Duquesne
Hallanan
Beneral Brewing
Fort Pitt Brewing
Pittsburgh Brewing Companies
Eisenhqwer
Local PO Clerk Named To Office In Pennsylvania Branch
Harold Klibe a clerk at the Indiana Post Office was chosen as one of four vice presidents of the Pennsylvania Branch United National Association of Postoffice Clerks at the final UNAPC convention session in York yesterday His wife Mrs Margaret Kline was again chosen secretary of the UNAPC ladies auxiliary The meeting also heard clerks press for a minimum annual salary rise of 600 due to inflation
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Harold Klibe
Indiana
Pennsylvania
United National Association of Postoffice
UNAPC
York
Margaret Kline
Kiss of Fire Prompts Car Crash in San Jose
A 23-year-old motorist driving with his girl in San Jose lost control while attempting a kiss. The car skidded 21 feet, jumped a curb, ran over a lawn, hit a retaining wall, smashed a brick pillar, and stopped against a house wall. No injuries reported. Jesus Medrano Romo cited for driving without due caution reckless driving and driving on the wrong side of the road.
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San Jose
Calif
Jesus Medrano Romo
Fair Trade Price Rules Adopted by Federal Law
Washington reports President Truman signed a federal fair trade act that allows price fixing on certain retail items in 45 states. The law requires merchants in states with fair trade laws to charge the manufacturer's set retail price, even if they did not sign any agreement.
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Washington
Truman
Union Plans Strike Meet to Discuss Work Dispute
A tentative special meeting is planned as part of a week old strike by United Mine Workers members in Vinton Coal Company areas. The union seeks to press for a settlement amid charges of unfair practices by foremen and aims to study Congress next year for improved solutions.
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Wintondale Lo
Supreme Court
Cal
United Mine Workers of Merchants
America
Jd Ouserye
Vinton Coal
Missouri
And
Coke Company
Texas
Vermont
George Mottey
UMW
Clymer
Congress
Sion
New Skyrocket plane speeds past sound barrier
MOFPETT Calif officials confirm the Skyrocket research aircraft flew faster than sound, with speeds over 1,300 mph and altitude beyond 79,000 feet. Details were previously secret, disclosed during a Edwards Air Force Base show with official confirmation from NACA.
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Mofpett Fieud
Calif
Navy
Douglas
Bill Bridgeman
Mojave Desert
Edwards Air Forces Base
Edwards
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Aeronautical Laboratory
Pegasus
B&q
Wkite
Yhrust
Barber Named Head of Red Cross in Indiana County
Attorney Thomas S Barbour of Indiana was re elected chairman of the Indiana County Chapter of the American Red Cross at the annual meeting. Roy Stephens was named vice chairman Mrs Paul Gill secretary and Russell W Beamer treasurer. New executive committee members include Mrs John Steele Clymer Thomas H McClure Blairsville John McCormick Plumville and Mrs Leslie Householder J R Maloney both of Indiana with three reelected: Mrs Heath Clark A E Long and William McCreery. Directors represent districts including Harry Krimmell Sheloma Armstrong Township Mrs J Harold Gibson Blairsville Black Lick Township Paul J Beck See T 5 BarhoE
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Thomas S. Barbour
Indiana
Indiana County
American Red Cross
Roy Stephens
Paul Gill
Russell
W. Beamer
Heath Clark
A. E. Long
William
Blairsville
Black Lick Township
Paul J. Beck
Barhoe
Kefauver Leads Amid Convention Hype and Rumors
Democrats sharpened signs and predictions as the multi candidate convention opened. Rumors and ballyhoo ran hot while leaders agreed no name would be chosen on the first or early ballot.
U S Liner Sets World Speed Mark
United States superliner returns to New York with a record east-west crossing Made in three days twelve hours and twelve minutes, beating Britain's Queen Mary for the first time in a century. Crowds greet the ship at the Hudson River piers as tugboats and harbor bands salute the new speed champion.
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New York
United States
France
Hudson River
Cest
Recjord
4Éth Street Pier
Water Harbor
Statue of Liberty
Battery
Manhattan
Britain
Work Funeral Home to Open in Brookville Pa
Ross Work son of Mr and Mrs Walter Work of Rochester Mills will open a funeral home at 153 Jefferson street Brookville Pa The grand opening will be Friday and Saturday of this week He is a Marion Center resident and Eckles College of Mortuary Science graduate A World War II veteran he is married to Rocna Fee of this town and has one daughter He was employed at John Conway Funeral Home Johnstown Friends from Indiana are invited to attend the opening Angie Lo Presti's Barber Shop to restrict haircutting to by appointment July 21 except Saturdays Phone IN 5 H222
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Ross Work
Walter Work
Rochester Mills
Jefferson Street
Brookville
Work Funeral Home
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