Rival Miner Clashes Leave One Dead at Zeigler Illinois
Violence erupts at the Bell-Zoller mine in Zeigler as rival factions clash. A picket was killed and several others wounded in the confrontation. Herbert O. Yardley of Worthington wins Greene County golf title by defeating Buck Stalcup. William Collins, 60, of Lyons area, fatally injured in barn loft fall.
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Illinois
Bell-Zoller
Zeigler
Herbert O. Yardley
Worthington
Greene County
Buck Stalcup
William Collins
Lyons
Lewis Says No Agreement Reached With Coal Industry
John L. Lewis informed the Federal Mediation Service that secret talks with coal executives failed to produce a new wage contract. He notified possible strikes in Northern soft coal on Sept 20 and in Southern and anthracite fields on Sept 30, as UMW contracts expire. The Mediation Service confirmed receipt of the notice.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
Federal Mediation Service
United Mine Workers
Local Births and Procedures Report
Hospital notes list births for Mrs. Jack May Jasonville an 8 pound 13 ounce boy and Mrs Martha Ervin Sandborn an 8 pound 9 ounce boy named Richard Alan. Several patients including Miss Elsie Pilk Bloomfield and Mrs Irma Lester Bloomfield had appendectomies and major operations. Families move home after deliveries in Lin ton Merom Linton Newberry Worthington Coalmont Jason ville and surrounding areas.
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Jack May
Jasonville
Elsie Pilk
Bloomfield
Margaret Hatton
Linton
Irma Lester
Martha Ervin
Sandborn
Richard Alan
Burl Rinard
Merom
Glen Faulk
Worthington
Honore Mounier
Baby
Donald Page
Minnie Toon
Newberry
Wanda Starke
Coalmont
Notice Details on Taft-Hartley Walkout Warning
Sources report a notice signed by UMW Counsel Welly K. Hopkins about failed wage talks and a 30 days advance warning required by Taft-Hartley law for a potential strike when contracts expire.
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Lewis
UMW
Welly K. Hopkins
Harvester Plant Cut Off by Pickets
About 100 pickets halted production at the International Harvester tractor plant in Louisville as workers stayed away. Police guarded the gate to maintain order while unions say 25,000 Farm Equipment United Electrical workers are on strike across eight Harvester plants in Kentucky Illinois and Indiana. The company notes average hourly earnings at about 2.02 and mentions a four cent an hour annual improvement factor due Aug 25. Pickets previously threw stones and bricks at workers on Thursday night.
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Louisville
International Harvester
United Electrical Ind
Harvester
Kentucky
Ilinois
Indiana
Home on Leave for Muril Blume After Navy Training
Muril E. Blume is on a fourteen day leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arvel W Blume and friends. He finished boat training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station and is assigned to airman school in Norman Oklahoma.
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Muril E. Blume
Arvel W., Blume
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Norman
Okla
Five states pay half of U.S. tax take in 1952
New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and California together supplied about half of the $64.97 billion federal tax take for fiscal 1952. Individual incomes yielded $33.3 billion and corporate taxes $21.5 billion, with matches adding $8 million. New York led with $12.24 billion, while downtown New York City alone contributed $4.87 billion.
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Washington
U.P
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New York State
New York City
Indiana
Pleasant Weekend Forecast for Indiana Weather
Weathermen predict a warmer weekend across Indiana with mid to upper 80s by day and mid 60s at night. Northern counties report cooler nights including 46 to 48 degrees, while cities such as Marion Fort Wayne and Indianapolis show highs near 78 to 84. A five day outlook calls for a slight rise then a cooldown and light showers possible Sunday night or Monday.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Realty Changes Filed In Office In Bloomfield
Transfers of county property filed with the county recorder in Bloomfield include Walter H Williams and wife to Clyde S Goodpaster and wife covering lot 34 in Island Valley Coal Company Addition Jasonville Anna Bill Buckner to Asa H Fender and wife part of lot 1 block D M T Mullinix's Addition Worthington Max W Abram and wife to William K Maddox and wife lot 31 Humphreys Third Addition Linton Ruth Reynolds Denham and husband to Ida Reynolds 7 acres in Jackson township Dawson D Archer and wife to Loren Jones and wife lot 57 in Hixson's Second Addition to Linton
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County Recorder
Bloomfield
Walter H. Williams
Clyde S. Goodpaster
Island Valley Coal Company
Jasonville
Anna Bill Buckner
Asa H. Fender
M. T. Mullinix
Worthington
Max W. Abram
William K. Maddox
Humphreys
Linton
Ruth Reynolds Denham
Soldier Arrives Safely in Landstuhl Germany
Cpl Keith Thornton has arrived in Landstuhl Germany with the U S Army as reported by his wife Mrs Doris Breck Thornton. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Eric Thornton of Linton route 3.
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Cpl
Keith Thornton
U. S. Army
Landstuhl
Germany
Doris Breck Thornton
Thornton
Eric Thornton
Linton
Divorce Requested in Greene Circuit Court
Martha B. White files for divorce from Clarence C. White in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. The suit seeks judicial dissolution of the marriage and related relief.
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Greene
Bloomfield
Martha B. White
Clarence C. White
Reds Silent On Truce Talks At Panmunjom
In Panmunjom Korea August 22 communist propagandists were strangely silent on armistice negotiations for the first time in many months.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.P
Talks Pause as Peiping and Pyongyang Stand Down
Neither Peiping nor Pyongyang radios carried the usual attacks on the United Nations during the fourth straight seven day recess of the talks that began last July and run until August 27.
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Peiping
Pyongyang
United Nations
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