UAW Pushes 23 1 2 Cent Wage Increase Across Members
Louisville March 24 Leaders of the CIO United Auto Workers pledged a 23 1 2 cent hourly raise for about 900 000 members regardless of smaller deals by others. Reuther said the 28 1 2 cent target remains unchanged despite Rubber Workers settlement. Allis Chalmers Local 248 ended its strike, first since V Day with no major actions. UAW board clash over dismissing Irving Richter dominated by Reuther and Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Cain
Louisville
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
UAM
United Rubber Workers
Reuther
Allis-Chalmers Local 248
UAW
Allis-Chalmers
Union Internation Executive Board
Irving Richter
UAW National Legislative
R. J. Thomas
Thomas
Bolonia To Plead For Flood Plans
Pittsburgh leaders report four Western Pennsylvania Congressmen seek funds to complete the Conemaugh Flood Control Project. McFall notes construction has begun but faces federal economy threats. Corbett Fulton Buchanan Eberhart organize on a nonpartisan basis to appeal to the House Appropriations Committee for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Conemaugh
William B. McFall
No Embargo On Steel For Russia Yet
A US British zonal official in postwar Germany says no reduction or embargo on iron and steel shipments to the Russian zone has been set, but a date may be needed if interzone trade remains unbalanced. M. B. Szymczak of the American Military Government calls the earlier embargo talk a faux pas while a Minsk release notes shipments suspended for an indefinite period. Ensign James Kelly Biggerstaff, son of John and Mrs Biggerstaff of Homer City, has completed training at Naval Air Station Whiting Field Pensacola, earning his wings in May 1946 after enlisting in 1941. A Sidewinder is described as a rattlesnake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kasische
Berlin
Mar
Germany
Szymczak
Bizonal Economics Administration
Minden
Ensign James
Kelly Biggerstaff
John Biggerstaff
Railroad Ave
Hbmer City
Har
Navy
Naval Air Station
Whiting
Field
Pensacola
Fla
Biggerstaff
Naval Service
Trade pact flaw cited as shipments halted to Soviet zone
The suspension of shipments was ordered as the Russian zone fell further behind in deliveries promised in a British U.S. interzonal trade pact. Britain and the United States reported 94 percent of commitments fulfilled to the Soviet zone. Szymczak said four weeks ago the Soviet Military Administration asked for renewed Russian efforts to balance interzonal trade, but the director had not yet replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szymczak
US Must Invest To Balk Russia
Senate and House committees hear President Truman seek authority to aid Greece and Turkey against communism. Acheson and Clayton dispute loans, with Clayton saying most funds would cover military costs and Acheson arguing Greece cannot borrow. Ross says no White House changes on the Greek Turkish situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Greece
Turkey
Acheson
Will Clayton
Senate
House
Congress
Truman
Russia
Clayton
House Foreign Affairs Committed
Charles G. Ross
White House
Congress Backing Truman Purge Order Across Committees
House Appropriations and the Committee on Un-American Activities praised President Truman’s purge of government workers with questioned loyalties. Rep Keefe of Wisconsin called the action a vindication of their stance against funding for Edgar L. Warren’s Office of Director of the Conciliation Service, amid Warren’s denial of disloyal or radical beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations Comittee
Committee On the American Activities
Rep
Keefe
Wis
House Appropriations Committee
Conciliation Service
Edgar L. Warren
Earth Tremors Felt in San Salvador Nations Cites Pearls Myth
Strong earthquake shocks rocked San Salvador and surrounding areas last night with no injuries or damage reported. The text oddly notes a Roman belief that pearls are solidified drops of dew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
el Savador
Mar
Russia May Outsell the U S in Air Fleet Strength
Washington report suggests Russia may operate about 16 000 aircraft versus the United States about 13 000 including 5 000 Army Air Forces and 8 000 Navy Marine planes. Analysts note Russia shifts to aircraft production while U S focuses on long range bombers and jet fighters with B 36 production and jet upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Russia
United States
Brewster
R-Me
Indianapolis
New Leads Uncovered In Boat Murder
Santa Ana California March 24 new evidence described as terrific was claimed by Sheriff James Musick in the inquiry into the deaths of Mr and Mrs Walter E Overell aboard their pleasure cruiser in Newport Harbor on March 15 Beulah Louise Overell 17 and her fiance George Gollum 21 are held on murder charges Musick disclosed a quantity of unexploded dynamite and what appeared to be a time clock aboard the craft and post mortems showed both had been killed by blows to the head A ball peen hammer found on the craft seemed to fit dentations in their skulls The Overells daughter and Gollum deny knowledge of the deaths A Philadelphia man telephoned police reporting a friend said to have knowledge of the killings but authorities there said no word had been received
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
Mar
James Musick
Walter E. Overell
Los Angeles
Newport Harbor
Overells
Beulah Louise
George Gollum
Musick
Roth
Overell
University of ‘Southern California
Gollum
Husky
Los Angeles City College
Sheriff
Harry Nuffer
Philadelphia
Nuffer J
Bodies of Flyers Arrive In Cairo
Six American spies killed in a C-47 crash in the Ethiopian mountains have bodies brought to Cairo. Five victims to be sent to the United States include Lt. Howard G. Smith of Boise Idaho Lt. John Creech of Oregon Staff Sgt Dale Holmes of Town of Master Sgt Donald Tisdall of New York vicinity and Don I. Sullivan of Beverly Hills California, petroleum attaché at the U. S. Embassy in Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Ethiopia
United States
Howard G. Smith
Boise
Idaho
Air Transport Command
John Creech
Oregon
I. S. Army
Middle East
Dale Holmes
Town
Donald Tisdall
New York
Don I.sullivan
Beverly Hills
Calif
LU. S
Montgomery Township man pleads to malt beverage charges
Liyod Bartlebaugh pleaded guilty on March 19 to manufacturing malt beverages without a license. He was sentenced to pay costs, fined 200 dollars, and faces three months in County Jail if the fine and costs are unpaid. The case is part of a larger docket with about eleven others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liyod Bartlebaugh
Montgomery Twp
Thomas Kohuth
Allegheny County
OPA Rent Booklet Now Available In Johns Town Pa
Area Rent Director Leo H Akers announced the OPA issued booklet Some Answers To Questions About OPA Rent Control. He urged landlords and tenants to read it as it explains how rent control works and may save trips to the Rent Office. Copies are free at the Area Rent Office 124 Main Street Johns town Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Rent Control
Leo H. Akers
Area Rent Office
Main Street
Johnstown
Reardon Girl Faces Trial In Murder
Catherine Reardon a 14 year old junior high student faced juvenile court on a murder delinquency charge in her father J Vincent Reardon death the case stems from a Feb 8 shooting as she and 13 year old Michael D Arcy spent night at a Wentzville tourist camp The state plans about twelve witnesses and a four day trial If convicted punishment could be detention until 21 in a state home Her mother Leona Reardon was later found unsound minded The girl said fear of being sent to a girls school motivated the act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Catherine Reardon
St. Louis County
J. Vincent Reardon
Jhead
Wentzville
Michael D'Arcy
Reardon
Mary
Stanley Wallach
John A. Wilthaus
Leona Reardon
Insurgents Win Battle Near San Pedro Paraguay
Reports from Buenos Aires say Paraguayan insurgents defeated government forces near San Pedro, a port 95 miles north of Asuncion. Deserions to rebels were claimed. Col. Rafael Franco was said to have arrived in Concepcion to take command of the uprising, with rebel strength estimated at 10,000. Domestic wool supply in the United States remains insufficient for finished products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
San Pedro
Asuncion
Critica
Big Four Add Up Results In Recess
Moscow reports a new phase in the Big Four foreign ministers talks on Germany as the Soviet Union the United States and Britain seek a government under peace treaty terms. Deputies summarized two weeks of deliberations while ministers take a second day off to review political military and economic clauses and plan next moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
U. S
U. S&s
Mark W. Clark
George C. Marshall Taok
Walter Bedellat
Spasso House
Acquit Judge Johnson On Conspiracy Count
Judge Fee directed jurors to decide without vindictiveness or fear and stated some overt acts had been proved. He said the jury must determine if the acts were done in connection with any conspiracy charged by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
Collyer Hunt Continues To Pack Em In
The Harlem Collyer mansion draws crowds as police prepare to search for Langley Collyer, 61, rumored missing, while his brother Homer Collyer, 65, an admiralty lawyer, is dead from heart disease. Langley last seen Thursday on the house stoop. family owned the brownstone since 1919. Police inspector Goldstein says the search assumes Langley is inside, alive or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Collyer
Harlem
Lankley Collyer
Homer Collyer
Admiralty
Langley Collyer
Joseph Goldstein
Hoover Plan For Germany Gains Power
Washington March 24 Herbert Hoover gains cross party support in Congress for reviving German industry without military use under a control commission The plan preserves Ruhr and Rhineland within Germany while barring arms plants and calls production the path to European recovery The effort is praised as sound and necessary to peace by Senators Lucas McCarthy and others A note on gravity conversion ends the item
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Ruhr
Rhineland
Germany
Hoover
McCarthy
R-Wis
Car Stalled on Track Triggers Fatal Train Wreck
A stalled car on suburban Chicago tracks wrecked a Chicago and Eastern Illinois train killing Fireman Victor Baldwin and Engineer Solon D. Warner. George Veenstra and wife Mary fled moments before impact, the locomotive and three mail cars overturned, 60 feet of track damaged. Veenstra reported no cause for the stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fois Bhall
Exprésa
Thorton
George Veenstra
Anduie
Mary
Victor Baldwin
Solon D. Warner
Danville
Fil
Veenstra
Evansville
Ind
Jew Agency Plans UN Presentation on Jewish Immigration
After a week of closed talks the Jewish Agency Executive prepared a statement on presenting the Jewish case to the United Nations. The plan reportedly calls for unlimited immigration to Palestine within its absorptive capacity, with US members leading the delegation. British officials, a key report to London, and Irgun Zvai Leumi urged global boycotts of British goods as economic pressure. 18 American crewmen of the Abril face deportation to the United States after an illegal landing attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Mar
Jewish Agency
Palestine
United Nations
United States
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
Ohio
Goldman
London
New York
Alan Cunningham
Holy Land
Cunningham
G. I H. A. MacMillan
Undergound Organization
Irgun Zvai Leuni
Irgun
Noon Stock Quotes From A Grainy Ledger List
A dense OCR stock table lists many firms with percentage figures and prices across sectors. Prominent entries include Am Can, Anaconda, Boeing, General Electric, General Motors, Penn RR, Studebaker, US Steel, and Woolworth, with varied percent changes and trade hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smelt & R
T& SF
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Boeing Airplane
Budd Co
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Fel & Tel
Kennecott Cop
Kresge
Libby McN & L
Liggett Myers
Loew's Inc
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distillers
Nat Pow & Lt
NY Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pac
Packard Motor
Penney (Jc
Penn RR
Pub
Sye NJ
Pullman
Radio Corp
Reading Co
Repub Steel
Reynolds Tob B
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Sperry Corp
Tanrd Brands 3345 Ltd
G & F Ltd
Ind
Stand Oil NJ
OTM
Studebaker Corp
Am Swift & Co
Texas Co
United Air
United Gas Imp
US Smelt A& M
US Steel
Warner Brog Pict
West UN Tel A
Woolworth
Youngs Sb & T
Indiana Gazette Publishing Terms and Contact Details
Printing Pub. jag Co ESTABLISHED 15 legk 642 Philadelphia Street publishes INDIANA HY BSING GAZETTS with Rey as President and N. Dewitt May as Vice President. R.A. My .4. Managing Director James J. Kinter, Editor Mash M. Hell, Cleenindlom Mgr. Subscription terms listed for Daily Indiana papers by mail and carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pub. Jag Co
Philadelphia Street Publishers
Indiana
Hy Bsing Gazetts i
Rey
N. Dewitt May
H. Dwight Rey
Tresenter R.A. My
James J. Kinter
Agno. Hollier
Larry I. Manom
Ansa
Mash M. Hell
Cleenindlom
Mall Gat India
Dally
Stall
Indiana County
Cat
Obituaries List From Indiana Area Mourns Three Residents
Obituaries for Bertha L Jarvie of Indiana Doris Elizabeth Moore Sames of Lucernemines and Floyd Henderson of Apollo detail funeral arrangements and interment. Jarvie died March 22 at Indiana Memorial Hospital with services at her home. Henderson, born 1878, died Friday. Sames died March 24 and includes extensive survivors and planned services with Nazarene Church in Homer City and Greenwood Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha £. Jarvie
Sloan and
Sara (Gallagher) Butterbaugh
Indiana Memorial Hospital
College Ave
Indiana
James K. Leitch
Greenwood Cemetery
Floyd Henderson
Apollo
Ire Sell
R. D
South Bend
Thomas
Sarah Frantz Hender
Florence Preeecn
Josef Ruself
New York
Annie, Smith
Jennie Thompson
Sell
Samuel Henderson
Lycurgus Henderson
Henderson
First National Bank
Masonic Lodge
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Odd Fellows of
Laramie
Wyo
Elizabeth (Moore)sames
Lucernemines
Phillipsburg
Joseph and
Kathryn (Hart) Moore
Church of the Nazarene
Homer City
Willam James
Arthur Filer
Irene Kish
Vera
Paul Kish
Philadelphia St. mI
Diana
L. T Wells
P. H. Burecell
Alliance Church of Indiana
Bell Funeral Home
Balkan Probers Arrive In Sofia
United States, Chinese and Greek representatives on the United Nations Balkans Investigating Commission arrived in Sofia by plane from Greece. Included in the group was Mark F. Ethridge Jr, U S delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
United States
United Nations Balkans Investigating Commission
Greece
Mark F. Ethridge, Jr
U. S
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