Reds May Talk On POW Swap But Wage Boost Won
Washington AP reports CIO Steelworkers accepted a government wage boost plan ending a weekend strike threat. The plan from the Wage Stabilization Board provides a three installment raise totaling 17 and a quarter cents per hour and union shop concessions. A new walkout risk looms if industry rejects the recommendations on April 8.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
WSB
Union
Ramnanias
Jap Peace Treaty Is Approved By Senate Vote
The Senate approved a generous peace treaty with Japan by a 66 to 10 roll call after a broad party split. Only one Democrat and nine Republicans opposed, with formal signing by the President expected next week to end the state of war. The pact with Japan is among three Pacific security agreements pushed by the administration.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate
Japan
Tokyo Bay
McCarran
Dnev
United States
Anasnanus
WSB
Ws8b
Murray
Pittsburgh
CIO
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Ceylon
Canada
France
Indonesia
Netherlands
Pakistan
Philippines
New ‘Zealand
Truitt Freed, But Guilty On Second Trial
EBENSBURG Pa Three men convicted again on affray assault and resisting an officer over 1950 picket line violence in New Kensington. Harry W Truitt Lester B Peay Robert P Smith found guilty. John F Allen acquitted. retrial moved from Westmoreland to Cambria County. Judge McCann suspended sentences after seven hours of deliberation. All had served 10 months of prior terms.
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Ebensburg
New Kensington
Harry W. Truitt
Lester B. Peay
Wilkinsburg
Robert P. Smith
Detroit
John F. ‘Allen
Truitt
Indiana
Westmoreland County
Ex Army Officer and Employee Die in Crash in Fog
Two men were killed and two others seriously injured when a car crashed into the rear of a truck on Route 307 near Moscow in heavy fog. The dead were Col. Fred Ale, 56, retired Army officer and Rimrock Lodge proprietor, and John Royal, 28, lodge manager. Mrs. Fred Ale Jr., and Charles F. Swanson Jr., both tied to the lodge, were injured and taken to Hahnemann Hospital.
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Scranton
Moscow
Poconos
Fred Ale
Gouldsboro
John Royal
Fred Ale Jr
Col. Ale
Weekend Pie Sale and Community Events Notice
Weekend sale for 9 inch pies at Read's with proceeds aiding Penn Bie School ground project of James M Campbell secretary. Saturday night square dancing hosted by 184x Fun For All Learn's Orchestra at Guard Armory Indiana 9 to 12. Also 185 Hobby Show visit by Homer brity High School PTA from 2 to 10 p.m. on Mar 27.
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Cherryhill Two
Pines
Penn Bie
James M. Campbell
Guard
Armory
Indiana
P.T.A
Homer Brity High School
P-T.a
Homer City High School
Guard Armory
Taft Notice Awaited In New Jersey
In Trenton New Jersey Secretary of State Lloyd B Marsh awaits an official withdrawal statement from Senator Robert A Taft to remove his name from the Republican presidential primary ballot The dispute deepens GOP rift with Governor Alfred E Driscoll as Taft criticizes Driscoll for backing Eisenhower and plans no speeches while campaigners halt work Confederate officials foresee Tafts withdrawal action pending official notice
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Trenton
N. J
Robert A. Taft
New Jersey
Alfred E. Driscoll
Ohio
Eisenhower
Driscoll
Taft
GOP
Lloyd B. Marsh
Mahoning tops Red Cross drive in 1952 effort
The Marion Center East Mahoning Township area leads county by surpassing its $675 Red Cross fund goal before the drive ends. Committees and solicitors including W A McCreery Perie Lewis Miriam Ross Hugh Fitzsimmons Edward Griffith Martha Bell Ruth Black Louise Gilkey Peggy Houck Lloyd McCall Mildred Park Aida Simpson Alberta Steele Horace Steele Evelyn Streams are credited for their roles. Free TV installation advertised by Sears, Roebuck and Co.
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Marion Center
East Mahoning Township
Red Cross
W. A. McCreery
Perie Lewis
Miriam Ross
Hugh Fitzsimmons
Edward Griffith
Martha Bell
Ruth Black
Louise Gilkey
Peggy Houck
Lloyd McCall
Mildred Park
Aida Simpson
Alberta Steele
Horace Steele
Ruth Steele
Evelyn Streams
Hollywood Oscars Go To Bogart And Leigh
AP reports Hollywood greeted Humphrey Bogart as a crowd favorite for best actor and Vivien Leigh won best actress for A Streetcar Named Desire. Leigh’s second win followed her 1938 Scarlett O’Hara victory while Bogart reflected on a long career and public affection.
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Bogart
Leigh
Hollywood
Humphrey Borare
Paris
Vivein Leigh
Scarlett O'Plara i
Bogie
Hollywood wins and truck protest roars across states
At the Pantages Theater the Africa Queen cast and Streetcar performers led a starry night with The American in Paris surprising as grand prize winner. Gene Kelly and Kim Hunter earned major Oscars. In Pennsylvania state police report truck traffic returning to normal while the United Truckers Association vows ongoing protests against the 45 000 pound limit led from Somerset.
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Bogie
Pantages Theater
Karl Malden
Kim Hunter
Plum
Iif
Paris
Gene Kelly
Lee Hollywood
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Laird Bruner
United Truckers Association
Headquartters
Somerset
West
Alexandria
Pennsylvania-West Virginia
Jury Convicts Buchholz in Morals Case at Indiana
The 64-year-old Theodore B Buchholz of 298 Station avenue Indiana was found guilty by a jury of seven women and five men of immoral solicitation and aggravated assault and battery on a 19-year-old Indiana State Teachers College freshman Edward Kaczkowski of Springdale Pa. His lawyers said they would seek a new trial after a 55 minute deliberation that followed a two day trial marked by spectator demonstrations.
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Toronto Gazette
Sta
Theodore B. Buchholz
Station Avenue
Indiana
Indiana State Teachers College
Edward Kaczkowski
Springdale
Compromise Indicated On Deadlocked Prisoner Trade
AP reports in Munsan Korea that North and South Korean negotiators hint at a possible compromise on the prisoner exchange deadlock. The Communist plan repeats Dec 18 rosters returning 132,472 to UN and 11,559 to China, with no mention of voluntary repatriation. Observers see no new proposals but note the door to limited movement may be opening.
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Munsan
Korea
William P. Nuckols
U. N
Birthday Feature on Legion’s 33rd anniversary
The Gazette highlights a birthday feature on the American Legion celebrating its 33rd year. Gearhart’s 20th Anniversary Sale Weekend Special lists Nylon Slips reduced from 10.98 to 4.50 to 8.08, with a group item at 2.98.
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American Legion
Gearhart
Court Halts UMW Pickets At Two Mines
Indiana County court issued a temporary injunction halting UMW District 2 picketing at two strip mining operations in Young Township after firms Parkwood Contracting Company and D. G. Wertz Coal Company alleged pickets disrupted Feb 15 to 28 and Feb 29. Hearing set for 10 am Wednesday. second such order in county as union Local 559 and officials previously enjoined in Washington Township.
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District 2
United Mine Workers of America
PMW
Young Township
Indiana County Court
Parkwood Contracting Company
D. G. Wertz Coal Company
UMW West
South Bend
Indiana County
Ernest
Washington Township
Rate Boost Hits Residential Electric Bills in State
The Pennsylvania Electric Company announced new rates expected to raise company revenue by about 1.0 million dollars yearly, with net income falling from 6.597 million in 1951. Residential customers will pay about 2 cents more per day on average, while commercial and industrial rates rise by roughly 6 percent. The plan details first 12 kWh billed at 1.00, then 38 kWh at 0.08, 50 kWh at 0.04, 50 kWh at 0.03, 300 kWh at 0.02, and over 450 kWh at 0.01 dollars per kWh, plus a 300 kWh allowance for water heater users after the initial 100 kWh.
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Avo Gey Peub
Korea
Armistica
Commission
Ing
Celal
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Kautmary
Kaufman
Titus
Summers Welcomes Daughter Linda Susan Summers
Sports Editor Bill Summers of the Indiana Evening Gazette and Mrs Summers welcomed their first child at Indiana Hospital. Linda Susan Summers weighed five pounds 11 ounces and arrived at 2 42 a m. Both mother and child are reported doing well.
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Bill Summers
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana County Court Ends Term with Not Guilty Verdict
The March term of Indiana County criminal court closed after a not guilty verdict in an assault and battery case against Henry Lindenberg. The NAM policy committee intended to promote conservation in industry and in local programs, announced by NAM president William J. Grede.
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Indiana
Counsity Criminal Court
Henry Lindenberg
Linde
R. H. Ray
Presenberg
Conservation of Natural Resources Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Willliam J. Grede
NAM
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