Progress Made In Settlement Of Steel Strike
Talks resumed between union and industry negotiators as real bargaining begins to end a five day industry wide steel strike. An offer of a 26 cent hourly pay raise plus union shop terms is discussed, with details reflecting wages stabilization board recommendations. Presidential aide Steelman says genuine negotiations continue while Senate Democrats delay further action.
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Washington
Wapas
Philip Murray
CIO Steelworkers Union
Detroit
Stee! Ca
Murray
Arthur J. Goldsberg
Wages Stabilization Board
John R. Steelman
McFarland
Arizona
Senate
Potato Prices Jump After Removal of Ceilings
Washington reports wholesale prices for white potatoes surged overnight after ceilings were lifted, rising as much as $240 per hundred pounds. The government notes the spike follows policy change and affects distributors and retailers nationwide.
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Washington
New Scandal Against McGrath Reveals War Contract Overcharges
Government auditor testifies before a House subcommittee about alleged overcharges on war contracts. Walter Sprague of the GAO identified Bernard M. Baur of Advance Philing Co. Detroit as the contractor. Former Attorney General J. Monard McGrath and William M. Boyle Jr. visited the contractor amid probe into DOJ failure to prosecute civil suit.
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Washington
Dunce
Justice Department
J.monard McGrath
William M. Boyle, Jr
Walter Sprague
General Accounting Office
Bernard M. Baur
Advance Philing Company
Detroit
Sprague
Houses
Lindsay
Warren
Justice Departament
Baur
Holmes
Baldridge Natt
General Accounting
Local Man Charged After Collision on Main Street
Bemboom, Mente J was charged with a traffic violation after a truck collided with a car on Main Street near the River Inn. Police say the truck pulled into moving traffic, forcing the collision and injuring no one. Judge Andrew Schwaller scheduled further proceedings.
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Manrlay
Bemboem
Bonshoam
McClune
Car Rear-Ends Truck On Highway 54 South
A truck driver Adan Junior uniels 23 Osteola said a car pulled in front of King and he had to step. Lester Bond 33 Springfield behind could not stop, damaging Bond's cap. Police noted Bond's cap that was worn. OPS lifted price controls on white potatoes after Senate exemption.Potato price spikes reflect California and Carolinas wholesale quotes. Arnall announced revocation of five month old price controls. speculation expected retail prices to adjust with crop 1952 arrivals.
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Iheard
Tanner Bridge Road
Junior Uniels
Osteola
King
Lester C. Bond
Springfield
Bond
North Carolina
South Carolina
Chicago
Cada
Elfis Arnal
Arnall
OPS
Senate
Referendum Nears Court Decision On Redistricting
Arguments wrapped up in Missouri redistricting dispute as Republicans seek a referendum on the bill. Missouri Farm Association alleges fraudulent or duplicate signatures while deadline disputes hinge on whether July 29 or April 30 governs petition filing. Judge Blair will rule next week, with the case bound for the Missouri Supreme Court.
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Missouri
Missouri Farmers Association
MPA
Ana Aet Up
Circuit
Sammy Blair
Missouri Supreme Court
Eangs Tessignal
Two Persons Killed In Auto Accident
Two people perished in a motor vehicle collision as discussions and speakers filled the day’s program. Ralph Hammond, Missouri Civil Defense director, and Alfred Meckschmidt, state education fine arts supervisor, were among the listed participants. A business session led by Leonard Jones, president of the organization, concluded the two day event.
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Ralph Hammond
Missouri
Alfred Meckschmidt
State Department of Education
Leonard Jones
Organszation
Post Office Group Names City Man to Committee
Members of 10 committees within the Missouri section of the National Association of Post Office Maintenance Employees were named at the 13th annual meeting in Jefferson City. Ulysses Bonnet of Jefferson City was named to the entertainment committee, with new officers to be announced at tomorrow's session. Charles W. Kohl of St. Louis is president. the two-day session ends with a banquet at 12:30 tomorrow afternoon. The group began in 1934, and this year the state convention is hosted in Jefferson City.
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Missouri
National Association of Post Office
General Services
Governor Hotel
Ulysses Bonnet
Jefferson City
Charles W. Kohl
St. Louis
Autos Now Available To Crippled Veterans
Wyandotte county grand jury indicts Mayor Clarke E Tucker and two city commissioners. Blake, Becker, and Frye charged with conspiracy to defraud the city. Becker and Tucker face separate charges. Veterans Affairs contracts and bid rules tied to aid for crippled veterans amid alleged misappropriation and forged vouchers.
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Kansas City
Kas
Wyandotte County
Clarke E. Tucker
Francis W. Blake
Edward Becker
Edward J. Myers
Ralph K. Frye
Blake
Tucker
Wallington
Jung AP Becker
Veterans Administration
Korea
Normandy Beach marked by Ridgway warning to communists
In France on D Day anniversary General Ridgway addressed memorial ceremonies in Calais area while warning against communism. The article notes heat wave with temperatures near 92, a girl injured in an auto accident, and Normandy casualties from 1944. It also mentions a Korea incident where a private saved three comrades by shielding them with a grenade vest.
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Haytl
Garsins
Wight
Leonard
Shine
Mobil Dower
Cole
Red Cross
Cilly
E. Dallmeyer
Wits Manson
Lush
Camilo
Charles B. Sunif Recreation Center
McCorry
Shade
Shogpital
Montpests
Hugh Tistadl
Sandya Lovthen
Caruthersville
Phila Magee
Mercury
Tadl
Lusk
France
Marian
Matthew B. Ridgwaylnim
Echlotte
N.C
McCarty
James Loethen
Cum-Feost
Madeline
Lawrence J. Allen
Allen
Alab
Peram Oo Caiune
Germany
Comien
Roenville
Thoms
Ava
Inj
Europe
Officers of Red Cross To Be Named Monday
Rail veteran and Kansas City Southern traffic chief Gov. B. Wond, age 73, died in Kansas City after 10 days of illness. The article notes forthcoming naming of Red Cross officers on Monday.
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Red Cross
Kansas City
Gov
B. Wond
Kansas City Southern Railroad
School Officials Register At County Association Meet
Approximately 224 persons attended today for the annual county school administrators association convention at the Missouri hotel. The session opened this morning and will continue through tomorrow.
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Missouri County Superole Adent's Association
Missouri Hotel
Artevdns
Rent Office Sues Landlord Overcharges in Suit
The federal rent control office filed suit against O. P. Tallent, owner of 422 Madison, alleging $1,095 in rent overcharges plus a penalty. The case covers April 1946 to April 1942, with claims of overcharges during occupancy by tenants including Mall and Mainard. The government seeks costs and an injunction to limit charges to the legal rent of $37.40 per month.
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Federal Rent Control Office
O. P. Tallent
Fomer Capital Cilian
Madison
Trevle
Joe Kendrick
Suty
Hole
B.D. Mainard
Richard B. Ballou
Aphalon
Department
Washington Universis
St. Loui
Mainerd
Dure Ling Mall
Mainard
Tallent
Ant
Washington Street Attracts Auto Thieves On Block
A car stolen from 300 block of Washington Street was traced to a second vehicle found on the same block. Police, aided by highway patrol, connected the theft to a pattern of thieves swapping cars. The abandoned vehicle had been taken in Iowa, and was left there days earlier.
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Washington St
J. C. Waters
Fulkerson St
Jack Waters
Capital City
Waler
Walter
Iowa
of Water
Western Union Seeks Telegraph Rate Hike in 9.3 Percent Boost
Western Union Telegraph seeks FCC approval to raise domestic message and money order rates by 9.3 percent with July as the effective date. The move would generate about 19.2 million dollars annually. a 30 day protest window exists. A new contract with AFL union ends pending FCC approval of higher rates. The 1951 rise was about 9 percent.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Western Union
W. U
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
W.U
Commise Sion
Son Returns From Korea to See Dad Who Fasts 47 Days
In Cherryville Missouri on June 6 AP reports army son Marvin Ivie 23 returned from Korea after about 11 months to join family vigil for his father Rev J J Avie 57 who has reportedly fasted 47 days. Avie’s condition weakens physically while his mental clarity remains. John F Ivie brother also traveled from Searcy Arkansas to visit.
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Cherryville
Ozark
Korea
Marvin Ivie
St. Louis
Red Cross
Ivie
J. J. Avie
Marvin
John F. Ivie
Searcy
Ark
Tyre
Assembly of God
GOP Club Women Meet In Missouri Here
The Missouri Federation of Republican Women’s clubs will hold its annual meeting June 13 and 14 with headquarters at the Missouri hotel. Over 300 delegates from 148 clubs are expected with state party officials and candidates attending. A Friday reception honors Estelle D. Tanner, national committeewoman for Missouri, and a Saturday luncheon will feature Karl Mundt’s wife as guest speaker.
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Missouri Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
Missouri
Republican Women's Clubs
Missour
Republican Party
Ferest
Estelle D. Tanner
National Committee
Karl Mundt
Frem
South Dakota
Lane Eche
Missouri Hotel
Warships Shelling North Korea Amid Royal Birthday Observance
Reports say U S and allied ships shelled targets in Korea while British and Canadian vessels marked Queen Elizabeth II's birthday with salutes. A separate item notes rationing of potatoes in St Louis due to a mobile shortage, with a manufacturer claiming a new supply could ease the strain.
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U.S
Korea
St, Tous
St. Louis
Lions Club Seeks Youth For Outstanding Safety Award
Sedalia June 6 AP report says the local Lions Club seeks area youths for an Outstanding Safety Award to honor a boy or girl with a notable safety record or rescue feat. Nominated youths, with a short description, are to be sent to radio KWOS for consideration. The award, in cooperation with the National Safety Council, will be announced at the July 2 Lions fireworks festival.
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Lions Club
Habby Benson
KWOS
Tthe National Safety Council
Grady Joe
Joca Liong Club
Bias Nees
Sedalia
Lally
The
Safety Council
Bobby Bens
Series of Thefts Believed Solved
A months-long theft spree here was believed solved as 20 year old ex inmate Charles Todd confessed to two car break-ins and stealing a 410 gauge shotgun and two insurance briefcases. Earl Warris, a Georgia escapee, admitted more break-ins and was later sentenced to two years in prison. Todd said the shotgun sold for 510 dollars to Benz Furniture. police recovered most items.
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Algoa
Charles Todd
Walnutt
Georgia
Earl Warris
Todd
Benz Furniture Company
Jeffersan St
jAvas
Juras
Holland Furnace Company
Crash Near Fulton Injures 3 As Plane Belly-Lands
Three Oklahoma City residents were injured when a reseat plane belly-landed in a plowed field after takeoff near Fulton. Pilot Henry Weldon suffered sprains and shock while L R Bradshaw sustained vertebrae fractures. Mrs Bradshaw also injured but reported in good condition. Bradshaw owns a construction firm for REA power-line right-of-way.
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Fulton
Oklahoma City
Henry Weldon
L. R. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Brad~n
Weldon
Eisenhower to Step Up New York Campaign Push
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower heads for New York to intensify his GOP presidential bid with conferences and interviews. In Abilene Kansas Senator Frank Carlson says the rally shifted delegates toward Ike and may avoid a second ballot in Chicago. Eisenhower plans a New York news conference at 10 a m EST at the Hotel Commodore.
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Abilene
Kas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Frank Carlson
Ike
Carlson
Eisenhower
Robert ‘A. Taft
Caon
GOP
Taft
Chicago
Johny Fine
Pennsylvania
Theodore &. McKeldin
Maryland
McKeldin
Commodore
Red Ambassador Returns to Russia
Soviet Ambassador Alexand er Panyushkin announces his departure from the United States for a new post. Georgi M Zarubin, former Soviet ambassador to London, is chosen to replace him and has been submitted to the State Department for approval. Zarubin was summoned to Moscow May 29 and had been ambassador to Canada during the atomic secrets ring case.
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Washington
Alexander Panyushkis
Tess
Russia
Georgi M Zarubin
London
Panyushkin
Zarubin
Moscow
State Department
Canada
Fring
United States
University Curators Re-Elect Officers at Missouri
The University of Missouri board of curators re elected officers and committees. Powell M. Meifon ey of St Louis is president Dr Glenn W Hendren Liberty is vice president R B Price Columbia treasurer F A German Rolla treasurer School of Mines Leslie Can Yang Columbia is secretary New executive board members include W P Elmer Salem Frank Stoner Chamois James A Finck Jr Cape Girardeau and the executive committee for the School of Mines lists James S Bush St Louis Lester E Cox Springfield J A Daggs Memphis Invited to Legion Meeting in New York addresses expected from Republican and Democratic presidential candidates and President Truman for the American Legion convention August 25 to 28.
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Columbia
University of Missouri Board of Curators
Powell B. Meifoney
St. Louis
Glenn W. Hendren
Liberty
R. B. Price
Coumbia
F. A. Germann
Rolla
School of Mines
Leslie Can- Yang
University
W. P. Elmer
Salem
Frank Stonoer
Chamois
Jamey A. Finck, Jr
Cape Girardeau
James S. Bush
Lester E. Cox
Springfield
J. A. Daggs
Memphis
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Washington Street
George Bulella
Swifts Highway
James E. Nance
Lafayette St
Rogerick Vir Rick
Vineyard Square
Post-Tribune
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Dad
GOP Club
Wynns
San Diego
Calif
Gamber
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Howard
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