Progress in Steel Negotiations Amid Delays and Optimism
Washington reports four hour delay in talks between major steel company heads and the United Steelworkers Union to extend discussion time. John B. Steelman says talks show “brass tacks” progress after six months of deadlock. Industry sources expect a lump sum raise near 15 cents per hour or staged increases tied to the Wage Stabilization Board proposals, with fringe benefits totaling about 8 cents per hour. Senate defers seizure legislation action to Monday to avoid jeopardizing talks.
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Washington
John B. Steelman
Whits
Senate
Jeader
Ernest W. McFarland
Bil Caw
Wise
Seuin
McFarland
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Here Is List Of GOP Candidates For Indiana Convention
Indianapolis UP reports the official GOP candidate list for Saturdays State Convention. U S Senator William F Jenner leads. Governor nominees include George N. Craig and others. Various statewide offices are represented by multiple candidates from Indianapolis Noblesville Logansport Valparaiso and Gary with several counties listed for judge and attorney general contests.
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Indianapolis
GOP
P. m
U. S
William F Jenner
Bedford
George N. Craig
Lamuello Harrell
Noblesville
Hughes
Fret Wayne
Francis McCarty
Brimfield
Logansport
John van Ness
Valparaiso
Herbert W. Lane
Milford Anness
Metamora
Kenneth F. Blackwell
Franklin
William Fortune
Carmel
Samuel Johnson
Anderson
Crawford Parker
New Castle
Thomas G. MacKenzie
Gary
Frank Millis
Campbellsburg
Edwin , Jr
Supreme Court
James A. Emmert
Shelbyville
William Marshall
Rushville
Jobin Kendall
Danville
John Pfaff
South Bend
Dewey Kelley
Whiting
Virginia
Ferworris
Wilbur Young
Osgood
Harry Yoder
Columbia City
Lyle Marland Named Winkler District Sales Head
Lyle D. Marland, a 12 year U S Machine veteran from Lebanon, will become Winkler district sales manager effective June 16. His territory covers southwestern Ohio and three Kentucky counties. he and wife will move June 20 to Hamilton, Ohio. Known as The Professor for Winkler dealers and employees, he ran a product training school and previously led a retail stoker division and taught aircraft courses at Cincinnati airports.
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Lyle D. Marland
U. S. Machine Corporation
Lebanon
Winkler
Osio
Kentucky
Marland
Hamilton
Derexa
U.S. Machine
Engineering Institute
Champion Coal Louitpany
Pittsburgh
Stuker
Aml
Cincinnati
Cinenati
Home Office
American Jets Down Red Migs Over Northwest Korea
American Sabrejets shot down seven Communist Mig-14s and damaged two more in two battles over northwest Korea. Sixty four F-86s tangled with 26 Migs twice during raid and supply attacks, boosting the Mig total destroyed to 381 with 58 probably destroyed and eight damaged. Fifth Armored bombers hit rail and supply lines south of the Yalu, destroying or damaging five tracks, six boxcars and two locomotives amid scattered ground front patrols.
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Seoul
Korea
Northwest
Armoresight
Red Rail
Nsouth
Yalu River
Nelson And Jones Named Lance Corporals At Culver
Nelson L L and David B Jones of Lebanon Indiana were appointed to the ROTC rank of Lance Corporal for the 1952 53 school year at Culver Military Academy. They were recommended by their organizations and the academy ROTC promotion board and unanimously approved by the faculty. Nelson is the son of Dr and Mrs Robert H E Nelson of Route 3 and Jones is the son of Mr and Mrs Buren J Jones of Route 2.
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Culver, Ind
David L. Nelson
David B Jones
Lebanon
Indiana
Culver Military Academy
R.O.T.C
Nelson and Jones
Academy R.ot.c. Promotion Board
Nelson
Robert HE Nelson
Jones
Buren J Jones
Boys with BB Guns Create Citywide Damage
Chief Ray Large said boys with BB guns are causing more damage by killing birds and breaking garage windows across the city. Officers will confiscate the guns whenever any damage occurs, after an earlier warning.
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Ray Large
Large
Weather Outlook for Friday and Saturday
Frid night and Saturday look fair with continued warming. Near Lake Michigan cooler on Saturday. Friday night lows 62 to 67. Saturday highs 66 to 90 north and 90 to 95 south with warmer conditions near the lake.
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Lake Michigan
Five Die in Two Vehicle Crash Near Pella Iowa
Five people died and three injured Thursday night in a two car collision on highway 163 east of Pella. The deceased are John Vandervert Sr and his wife. Harry Ketels and his wife. and their daughter Janice. Injured are Carroll Ketels 11 Evan Vandervert 12 and Bonnie Vandervert 7. They were transported to Oskaloosa area hospitals.
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Carroll Ketels
Evan Vandervert
Bonnie
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Carroll
Bowe Weee
Ketels Cor
Huth Ketels
Vander
Heariet
Three Bodies Recovered After Canyon Pit Collapse
Hastings Mich. UP volunteers recovered three bodies from a large canyon like pit where a wall collapsed trapping four. Roy Steenbacking Vernon Steenbock and Henry Steenbock and Edidly Lewis died. Sheriff Doster said no one could be alive. The Steenbocks husband and wife Rollandie found lunch, leaving two young sons Eddy Jr and Jerry.
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Hastings
Mich
Roy Steenback
Leon Doster
Steenbock
Vernon
Henry
Lewis
Oto
Steenbucks
Rollcndie Vuyei Ag
Laughner Rites Planned for Boone County Farmer
John William Laughner aged 85 of Boone County dies in Fultz Nursing Home Zionsville after three weeks illness. Funeral set for 3 p m Sunday at Phillippi Funeral Home Zionsville with Rev Wilford C Butt officiating. Burial in Lutheran Cemetery east of Whitestown. He leaves four brothers Frank Laughner of Muncie Riley Luther and Clyde Laughner of Whitestown and a large extended family. He was a longtime member of St Mark Lutheran Church Whitestown.
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John Wiliam Law
Boone County
Fultz
Zionsville
Route 1
Whitestown
Wilford C. Butt Wall
Phillippi
Ambrose M
Roanna
Neese) Laughner
Mary Ellen Engledow Laugh
Mr Laughner
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Prank Laugner
Muncie
Riley
Luther
Clyde Laughner
Pedestrian Punches Motorist In Eye in Bridgeport
Police said an angry pedestrian forced to jump from a car path followed the lout to a nearby parking lot and punched motorist Jolie sie in the eye.
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Bridgeport
Wills His Boss Two Quarts Of Whiskey
Columbus Ohio UPI reports the late Charles R Dillman left a quirky bequest to his boss W B Stephen Jr detailing two quarts of bonded whiskey or an equivalent sum from his estate. The unusual clause highlights Dillman’s personal regard as the will’s language notes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles R. Dillman
W. B. Stephen
Price Controls Lifted on Potatoes in U S Markets
Washington officials announced removal of price ceilings on white potatoes from farm to consumer. Experts warn prices may soar in early days before stabilizing, with some areas seeing high costs while others drop toward former levels. OPS earlier faced black market challenges as price controls ended to satisfy Senate actions on fruits and vegetables.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Office of Price Stabilization
Ellis Arnall Ce
Senate
Farmers Get Hike In May Price Index
Indiana farmers received five percent more for their products in May than in April. The May price index rose 2.4 percent, stood 289 higher than April, and remained three percent below four years ago. The rise was credited to a 24 percent hike in hog prices.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
Ike Rules Out Fight With Taft
Eisenhower, visiting Abilene, ruled out challenging Sen. Taft for the GOP nomination and focused on defeating Democrats and socialism. He cautioned about party differences, reiterated broad unity, and planned to campaign in New York and Detroit ahead of the convention.
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Abilene, Kane
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Five Starce
New York
Eisenhower
Republiesie
Eis
Taft
Pohiew
Ohio
Patt
Dessy
Yorks Pommedore
Detroit
Denver
Fisentower
Seni
Gail
Varia
Postal Employees Receive Paychecks in Minn Town
Ten postal workers got their pay today after checks had been withheld pending a legislative action to appropriate funds. Local officials said the delay was due to a shortage of money and that pay would be disbursed once, the required sums were allocated.
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Iassete
Minn
Ition Sarai
Bell Expands Indiana Phone Holdings with Seven Acquisitions
Indiana Bell Telephone Co expands its holdings by purchasing seven central and eastern Indiana telephone firms for 537 084 dollars. The sale involves Brownsburg Telephone, Central Indiana Telephone Co, Sheridan firm, and others as the deal awaits approval from the Indiana Public Service Commission and the Federal Communications Commission.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Indiana
Indian Public Service Commission
Federal Communications Conia
Wis
Jota T. Detchon
Brownsburg Feleptiativ Corp
Ventral
Indiana Telephone Co
Sheridan
Citmens Teteatsi
Taft Attacks Eisenhower as GOP splits widen
Senator Taft blasted General Eisenhower over generalities in his political stance while Eisenhower backers praised a positive attitude shown at a news conference in Abilene Kansas. Taft vowed to defeat Eisenhower with a very early ballot at the Republican convention. The dispute reflects broader Republican opposition and debate over specific legislation.
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Woasshatou
Sei Robem A
Palt
Dwight Po Basenhower
Eisenhower
PAU Saab
Mutual Broadcasting Systems
Sen
Tames H Autfor Po
Fisenhowers
Neral
Monkey Bite Prompts $3,000 Damages Award
A shopper sued after a monkey bit a worker during a pet store visit. The bite caused injuries delaying a jet plane test and led to a $3,000 damages award. The case cites medical treatment and job disruption as key harms.
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Titianapalie
Barner
Stark
Natessim
Water Works Award Honors Indiana Manager Thomas Burrin
The George Warren Fuller award was presented to Thomas Jacquelin Burrin of the Indiana Section during the A W W A session in Kansas City. Dor Bloodgood of Purdue University presented the engraved diploma while Charl es Bechert looked on. Burrin was the lone Indiana recipient among 25 awardees for distinguished service in the water supply field and leadership within the Indiana Section. The recognition highlights Burrin’s efforts in promoting best practices for small water works and his long-time participation in Indiana Section affairs.
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George En Fuller
Bkurrin
Dor Bloodgood
Purdue University
Charles Bechert
AWWA
National Association
Mr. Burrin
Indiana
A.W.W.A
George W. Fuller
A.W W.A
Kansas City
American Water Works Association
George Warren Fuller
Thomas Jacquelin Burrin
Commemora
Lebanon
Burrin
Truman flies to Missouri for 35th Division reunion
President Truman departed National Airport for Springfield to join World War II comrades of the 35th Division as commander in chief. In Berlin the Soviet Union agreed to evacuate sentries from a U S sector border district and to adjust the blockade enclave timing set for May 10.
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Washington
Truman
National Airport
Springfield
Armed Forces
Independence
Berlin
Russia
East Berlin
U.S
Lake Griebnitz
East Germany
Lemuel A Mathew
Indiana GOP delegates tilt to multi ballot governor race
At the Indiana state convention 2116 delegates gathered as seven rivals, including Herbert Wo Lane of Indianapolis, entered the nomination fight for governor. A many ballot contest is expected as candidates seek coalitions to resolve possible deadlock while the convention rules and platform are shaped ahead of the November campaign. Senator Robert A. Taft was mentioned as a keynote influence with the Claypool Hotel buzzing with delegates.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Herbert Wo Lane
Vane Dhifes
Chainman
Claypool
Robert A. Taft
Susan's Curiosity Triggers Alarm at Illinois Bank
Three year old Susan Lynn Keith accompanied by her grandmother wandered through the Bartonville bank on Thursday. She pressed a button on the wall triggering the bank’s alarm system, causing the upset of the bank’s status and triggering a prompt response.
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Bartonville. Til
Susan Lynn Keith
Susan
Delay in Coal Rail Rate Hike Ordered by Indiana PSC
Indiana public service commission halted a six percent rise in coal rail freight from Indiana mines to Indiana destinations. The PSC postponed ruling on the evidence until after July 7, delaying the interstate approved increase that was set to take effect next Monday. The Coal Trade Association of Indiana appealed as potentially harmful to the mining industry, with oral arguments scheduled for July 7 after a three day hearing.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coal Trade Association of Indiana
PSC
Taft Seeks Momentum At Ohio Republican Conclave
Senator Taft arrives in Cincinnati amid campaign push as delegates prepare for Friday caucuses and Saturday state convention. Eisenhower’s bid cited as potential rival. Taft aims to secure 32 delegates with spokesman plans and a press conference to outline views on key issues. Delegates may adopt Taft resolutions if convention follows tradition.
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Indianapolis
Rob
A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cincinnati
Dae
Risentewers
Europe
Ohio
Mutual Broadcasting System
Abilene
Kan
Taft
Eisenhower
Abelone
Fett
Frankfort Driver Honored as Most Courteous Yesterday
Thursday Donald Dunn a truck driver for the Ucee Cola Company from Frankfort was named the most courteous driver of the day and will receive a 135 gift certificate from the Chamber of Commerce.
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Donald Dunn
Frankfort
Chamsher
Commerc
Dunn
Ucee Cola Company
Steel Strike Spreads Across Industries Amid Labor Turmoil
The nationwide steel strike spreads through steel, mining, railroad, and coal sectors with up to 200000 idle miners and rail workers. Pennsylvania Railroad and York Central plan large furloughs, Minnesota iron miners cut 16000 jobs, and coal mines report 40000 workers above ground as talks drag.
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Pittsburgh
Murray
Pennsylvania Railroad
York Central
Finois Central
1S Paducah
Minnesota
Duluth
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Superior
Wis
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Culver
J. W. Laughner
Boone Farmer
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Keys
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