Steel Labor Talks Seen Shaping Postwar Relations
Norman Walker notes the steel industry sets wage and price patterns affecting many sectors. He cites 1946 and 1952 inflation ties, current 70 percent capacity, new CIO United Steelworkers demands, and the potential for a June 30 contract expiry. Other trouble spots include electrical manufacturing, maritime, rubber, and telecom, with waterfront, coal, textiles, and southern unions also watched.
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Norman Walker
Washington
CIO United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Philip Murray
McDonald
U.S
Benjamin Fairless
McDonald’s
New York
John L. Lewis
Lewis
New England
South
AFL Teamsters Union
Swindleprobe After Heat Baits Man For Air Conditioner
Chicago resident Paul Greenfield reported being lured by three men in a tavern into buying an air conditioner at a wholesale price. He paid 680 dollars but found no unit when he went to a Northwest Side garage to collect it, ending in a swindle.
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Chicago
Paul Greenfield
Greenfield
Matthew Parypinski
Parypinski
Old Records Fix Date Of Field Artillery School Birthday
National Archives data settles a long standing question about the founding of the School of Fire for Field Artillery at Fort Sill. Official orders dated June 3 and June 5, 1911, established and named the school, with Capt. Dan T. Moore as first commandant.
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National Archives
School of Fire
Field Artillery
Artillery School
Public Information Office
Fort Sill
War Department
Army School System
Dan T. Moore
Army Almanac
Oklahoma
Army Field Forces
Adjutant General
Schofield Barracks
Moore
Augustine McIntyre
Ralph McT. Pennell
Lawton
Field Artillery School
Fort Bliss
Tex
Paris Theater Tests Earphone UN Translation Device
Paris theater experiments with a U N type translation earphone to attract visitors. One language English provided, receiver worn at the ear without a headset. Twenty sets installed at Comedie des Champs Elysees during a revival of Clerambard. Viewers find it funny and effective though volume is unadjustable and lag occurs with faster dialogue.
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Paris
U.N
Comedie Des
Amateur Explorer Claims He Has Born A Bug
Dr Harold Emiley chiropodist and amateur explorer reports from Chicago that after a Guatemala jungle expedition a insect egg allegedly hatched inside his arm. A swelling was opened by Dr Mark Wicks to reveal a full sized insect about half an inch long, suggesting a mosquito or bug deposited the egg and its environment allowed growth.
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Chicago
Harold Emiley
Emiley
Guatemala
Mark Wicks
Wicks
Sons Visit Estate In Scotland After Inheritance
In Newton Stewart Scotland on June 17 the two teenage sons of Sir Adrian Dunbar visited Mochrum Park the ancestral estate their father inherited last year as the 12th Baronet. Roland and Donald Dunbar are on a 14 day U S Army furlough to help inspect the property and plan to assist their father in rebuilding it after service.
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Newton
Stewart
Scotland
Sir Adrian Dunbar
Maryland
Baronet of
Dunbar
Roland
Donald Dunbar
U.S. Army
Agence
Mig
Mochrum Park
Funeral Rites for Mrs Hulda Stepp Held
Mrs Hulda Stepp 81 died Sunday services held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the First Christian church. Rev Paul Wallace and Rev Kenneth Newton officiated. Burial in Cement TOOF cemetery directed by Brown Funeral Home of Chickasha. Bearers were Ed Hooper H T Owens Leonard Roberts Bill Redman Claude Bledsoe and Lloyd Wilson.
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Hulda Stepp
Paul Wallace
Kenneth Newton
Cement Toof
Brown Funeral Home
Chickasha
Ed Hooper
H. T. Owens
Leonard Roberts
Bill Redman
Claude Bledsoe
Lloyd Wilson
Funeral services for Old Man Eckiyoby in Comanche
Old Man Eckiyoby 83 died early Tuesday in a local hospital. Services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Post Oak Mission with Rev. Herman Neufeld officiating. Burial followed in the Post Oak Mission cemetery. Bearers were Otis Sapitty Pete Coffee Leslie Peahway Eddie Asenap Charles Warner and Melvin Kerchee. Eckiyoby was born in Indian Territory in 1870.
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Eckiyoby
Post Oak Mission
Herman Neufeld
Post Oak Mission Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
Otis Sapitty
Pete Coffee
Leslie Peahway
Eddie Asenap
Charles Warner
Melvin Kerchee
Indian Territory
City Man Draws Burglary Term
Crawford Sleeper, 22, was sentenced by Superior Judge Bob Landers to two years in jail for second degree burglary. He pleaded guilty after being arrested Saturday in a home at 416 Jefferson following reports a man was breaking in.
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Crawford Sleeper
Bob Landers
Sleeper
Jefferson
Detective's Wife Fights Bank Bandit at Tulsa Bank
Mrs Dorothy Raiford a teller at Peoples State Bank identified a note claiming her detective husband and son were outside in a car and demanded cash. She chased the bandit who fled empty handed and was later found by police in a nearby garage. Federal charges of bank robbery filed against Ralph J Addington 35 Tulsa.
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Dorothy Raiford
Peoples State Bank
Ralph J. Addington
Tulsa
Mexican Red Show Fails
A Mexican Red Show failed to impress observers as no violence or arrests were reported. An embassy official said if 7 marched by, it would be notable. Three bus loads of steel helmeted officers stood nearby, ready to deter any trouble.
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Ain
Dean
Doan
Squads Forcibly Break Up Demonstration Says Witness
A fragmentary report states squads forced demonstrators to keep away as police and security units moved in. No further details are available in the readable text.
Tuxedo Rush Hits Stillwater Ahead of Selassie Visit
In Stillwater Oklahoma formal events are planned for Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie. A tuxedo rental rush grips the town as residents prepare to greet the first reigning monarch to visit the state. Many are securing outfits for the visit.
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Stillwater
Selassie
Okla
Haile Selassie
Oklahoma AM
Formal Attire Rent Near Oklahoma Mile Mark
A brief notice notes a 70 mile distance to Oklahoma for rental of formal attire. The item mentions travel to obtain clothing and implies a service or listing for formal wear without specifying provider or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Senate to take up House trade bill on rush basis
Washington June 17 The Senate will consider the House bill extending the reciprocal trade program for one year on a rush basis. The measure was approved by the Senate Finance Committee after a swift review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
William
Senate Finance Committee
Evening TV Schedule Features Western and News Segments
Wednesday lineup runs from 5:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. with Tales of the West and The Westernaires followed by The Cisco Kid and Heart of the City. News, weather, and kid programs anchor the late afternoon and early evening slots, including The Hank Mattison Show and Kid's Corner.
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The
Westernaires
Ti 'S
Orton En Theatre
aeoThe Ge Ieee
Hair Creations
Heart of the City
Peeples
Hank Mattison
Kid's Corner
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Blue Cross
Hiberg Company
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MR. Eggers Midland Hotel
Dennis Donuts
Dennis
Dennis Donut CO
20Th and
Cache Road
Southwestern Radio & Sound
General Electric
Gilbert Woods
Vientoomer
Wa Wend
Pital
Thornton & Minor
Channel
Sportsmen’s Styles
Plisse
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