Coal Strike Threat Looms As UMW Meets Monday
John L. Lewis summons the United Mine Workers policy committee to review contract talks and plan for a potential strike on September 22 as the union’s soft coal contract with Northern mines expires September 20. About 320000 soft coal miners and 65000 hard coal miners are involved. Lewis and Joseph E. Moody discuss progress with regional talks continuing.
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Wasitington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wvith
Northern Soft Coal Mines
UMW
Lewis
Norther
Southern
Pennsylvania
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
Youth Killed While Walking to School in Indiana County
Six year old Richard Glenn Carr died after being struck by a car driven by Norman E Ort in North Mahoning Township. The vehicle was headed toward Route 119 as Carr and his younger brother walked to the school bus stop. Carr died at Adrian Hospital shortly after admission. an investigation is ongoing. The accident occurred about 8 a.m. and was witnessed by his older brother Carl.
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North Mahoning Township
Richard Glenn Carr
Adrian Hospital
Richard
Harry Carr
Norman E. Ort
Pittsburgh
Ort
Indiana County
Carl
Marchand
R. le Shaffer
Jefferson County Corner
Britain and United States discuss wartime finance plan
Britain and the United States explore high level talks on new wartime financial measures. No dates set, but Churchill possibly to speak with the new American president about strengthening Western economies. American and British experts are drafting a report on West economic problems and proposing U.S. action. President Truman says any talks would involve the new administration. Heath Clark of Indiana chairs a campaign committee for Boy Scouts in Indiana County and nearby areas. A photo feature on Camp Seph Mack appears in today's Gazelle.
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Britain
Prine Ministre Chameh
Hinsel
United States
Churchill
Anthony Helen
R. A
Treasury
Truman
Seph Mack
Indiana County
Dust Group Hears Report on Homer City Coal Dust
A crowd of 350 residents听 heard a report at Homer City High School auditorium regarding coal dust from the R and P coal cleaning plant and power plant at Lucerne mines. Officials led by Dr Charles J Potter said the company is doing all it can, but no method is 100 percent effective.
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Homer City
Rochester
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Lucerne Mines
Indianta
Coal Company
Charles J. Potter
Test Fire Alarm Prompts Borough Firemen Alert
Fire officials urge heightened vigilance during a routine test of the boroughs fire warning system. A new ringing device is being evaluated for the first time and officials seek to gauge its efficiency.
Lady Trucker Sells Drennan Truck Line for Retirement
NHOUSTON Texas Lillie Drennan a famed Six-Shoote Junction trucker after 24 years in the business is selling her Drennan Truck Line to a larger firm and retiring to apron strings and frills. At a Houston Freight Carriers Association luncheon she said time to retire is now noting a shift from a life of grit to gentler pursuits. Born and raised near Hempstead she earned a reputation for straight shooting with gun or word and once faced a hijacker without her weapon at home.
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Tex
Six-Shoote Junction
Lillie Drennan
Drennan
Lillie
Houston Freight Carriers Association
Hempstead
Houston
Last Day to Register to Vote for 1952 Election
Tomorrow is the final day to register to be eligible for the November 4th presidential vote. The courthouse basement registration office stays open until 10 pm for last minute registrations. if you are not registered you cannot vote.
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United States
Acheson Opposes Forced-Peace Policy in Speech
Secretary Acheson denounced forced peace as disaster and urged responsible leadership by officials and the public. He criticized administration hardliners as reckless and warned against dictating terms to free nations while promoting a broader policy debate at AFL Machinists convention in New York.
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Acheson
AFL International Association of Machinists
New York
John Foster Dullys
Repulican
Dwight D. ,Hisenhower
Europe
United States
Sec
Military Confab In Paris Details Obama Bradley Leads Talks
Omar Bradley chairman of the U S Defense Staff arrives in Paris for talks with American military leaders in Europe. He is greeted by General Ridgway and a group of about twenty generals as part of a high level conference. The visit underscores continued alliance planning amid postwar reforms. Registration offices in Indiana County open until 10 p m Saturday Sept 13 1988 for voter registration ahead of the November 4 election.
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Paris
Omar Bradley
Lehairman
U. S
Ubers
Europe
Matthew G. Rideway
Ishape
Indiana County Board of Elections
Second Local Man Involved In Beer Case
A second Indiana man implicated in the theft of beer from a Pittsburgh brewery has been arrested in Indiana by Pittsburgh officials. Stanley Mutz, 40, of 08 Chestnut Street, was taken to Pittsburgh for a larceny hearing. Earlier arrests include Felix Pitzerell, 24, Indiana, Edward Pollick, 33, Pittsburgh, and a 17-year-old youth. Police found trucks overflowed with beer. juveniles were involved. The thefts totaled $200 to $400, with company officials noting a system to bypass the counting device.
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Pittsburgh
Bny
Bewr
Stanley Mutz
Chestnut Street
Penn Avenue
Mutz
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Iron City
Felix Pitzerell
Didiana
Edward Pollick
Pollick
Pitzerell
Joe Truill
Beer Company
129 People Take Time To Register As Deadline Nears
129 people file to meet a looming deadline as a major tax enforcement case centers on a top revenue official. Daniel A. Bough, an 80 shirt man, is accused of income tax evasion while working for the Internal Revenue Bureau. He allegedly spent 115000 over five years and paid only 54834 in taxes, with a total of 148214 due. Bolich resigned amid a congressional inquiry and faces indictment for evading 444 taxes. He previously appeared before a subcommittee and has assets including expensive shirts and luxury cars.
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Daniel A. Bough
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bolich
Bureau
Brooklyn
Revenue Bureau
Beld
Boliel
Polio Stricken Family Mourns Death of Child
MORRILL Neb. A polio stricken family mourns the death of their eldest child Robert as mother and father face financial strain and seclusion. Dr. Anderson, their family doctor, remained at the hospital with Robert until his death and with seven other children still ill. The community notes neighbors and civic groups offered help while the family copes with Hospitalized children and an uncertain future.
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Mir
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FE. Anderson
Lyman
Robert
Rogers
Don Uae
Janet
Apolla
Scotisblufe
Indiana County Board Neon
Registration figures show steady but short of goal
Registration at the Indiana County Courthouse rose again yesterday to 7 Democrats, 67 Republicans, and 6 no party for a daily total of 129. The registrar’s office will stay open in the courthouse basement from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Saturday with staff on duty all day to assist those not yet registered.
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Indiana County
Mother of Year Quits Business in Portland
Mrs Toy Len Goon America's mother of the year retires from a hand laundry that fed eight children. The China born widow will live with her son Richard in Lynn Massachusetts to be nearer her family. She ran the laundry for nearly 30 years aside from a spring trip when she served as the American mother of the year. She was chosen unanimously by the Golden Rule Foundation American Mothers Committee.
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Portland
Toy Len Goon
America
Richard
Aj Lynn
Mass
Goon
Golden Rule Foundation
American Mothers Committee
Senator Is Convinced General Will Campaign For Ike
New York. Senator Robert A. Taft said he is convinced Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and heated debate exist on some issues but agree on core policies. Taft noted he would campaign nationwide and urged Americans with confidence in his judgment to support the Republican ticket. He and Eisenhower discussed cutting government spending with a target budget of 70 billion in 1954 and 60 billion the following year, and Taft emphasized liberty against creeping socialization as the central party issue.
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Adlai Stevenson
Hiinois
Wintel
Misenhower
Cannrags
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Talt Ter
Chicago
Ike Tun Lane
Lisenhower
Republican Party
Steverson
Stevenson Defends Democrats In Firing Political Defiance
Adlai Stevenson pressed a strong defense of the Democratic Party, denying that Democrats alone caused federal government corruption. He challenged the public to admit responsibility for government faults, arguing voters and citizens shape officials through their apathy or engagement, while countering Republican voices urging bold domestic progress.
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Los Ancales
Adlai Stevenson
Burns Prove Fatal To FourYearOld Girl In Pittsburgh
A fouryearold orphan, Diane Brishenko, died from burns after her cross caught fire while playing with matches in a yard near Slawe Township. Her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Metra Brishenko, who were involved in a November auto accident, live nearby.
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Pittsburgh
Diane Brishenko
Slawe
Metra
Brishenko
Blonde Sentenced to Four Months in Minor Delinquency Case
Virginia LeTourneau, 28, described as emotionally immature, jailed four months as part of three years probation for contributing to a minor's delinquency. The case involves a 10,000 mile tour with a 1-year-old boy from across the street in Burbank and Phoenix. judge cited society's protection in denying release.
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Virginia LeTourneau
William RR. Neeley
LeTourneau
Jimmy ‘Sherwin
Phoenix
Aviz
Burbank
Neeley
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