White House bids to end steel strike in talks with industry leaders
Washington June 5 7 The White House renews steel peace talks as 750000 workers idle in the six month dispute. Top industry chiefs and CIO leader Philip Murray meet with John R Steelman amid debate over price and wage increases and possible congressional strike curbs.
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CIO
White House
Washington
Congress
Philip Murray
Striking Steelworkers Union
John R. Steelman
Truman
Four Hurt As Cars Collide At Mulberry And Front
Four persons were injured when two cars collided at Mulberry and Front streets at 11 02 p m. Harold Kettell and his wife Dorothy, Harold Hill and Earl Freeman sustained injuries. Roy Montgomery escaped serious harm. Both cars were demolished and occupants treated at Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Mulberry, Front Sts
Mulberry and
Front Streets
Harold Kettell
Washington St
Columbus
Dorothy Kettell
Harold Hill
Lockbourne Road
Earl Freeman
Logan
Roy Montgomery
Logan Route 3
Freeman
Kettell
Mulberry
Hocking Valley Hospital
Montgomery
Hill
Mrs. Kettell
Warren Vote Labeled Slap At Sen Taft In California Primary
In San Francisco Earl Warren leads the Republican primary with about 994 thousand votes and 70 pledged delegates, a victory labeled as a slap at Sen Taft by Eisenhower backers. Werdel finishes second with 508 thousand, while Kefauver dominates the Tennessee Democratic slate with 1,123,375 votes to 476,203 for Brown.
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San Francisco
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Warren
Thomas H. Werdel
Werdel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Ohio
Nautical Terms Shunned By CAB
The Civil Aeronautics Board will not require aviators to use nautical miles or knots for measuring distance and speed. For now the industry will continue using statute miles as in automobile travel.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lad 13 Drowns After Slip While Fishing in River
Lacy Davis, 13, of Columbus, drowned when he slipped and fell from a concrete spillway while fishing in the Scioto River downtown. The accident occurred Wednesday.
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Columbus
Lacy Davis
Scioto River
Cicero Riots: Four Officials Indicted Convicted
Chicago June 5 four Cicero officials including Police Chief Erwin Konovsky and two officers were convicted on Civil Rights and conspiracy charges for aiding a July riot. Village Attorney Nicholas Berkes also convicted. The case involved a Black man Harvey E. Clark Jr. moving into an all white 70,000 population suburb apartment amid clashes.
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Chicago
Cicero
Erwin Konovsky
Roland Brami
Frank A Lange
Nicholas Berkes
Harvey E. Clark Jr
Mock Rites Booked Again in Burlington Farm Fare
Jim Gernhart from Burlington plans a second mock funeral for Sunday at his home officiated by Rev. S H Mahaffey of Kanorado Kansas. About 600 people are expected with many standing outside and listening via loudspeakers. He will not display his copper casket nor hire a large band. The 75 year old farmer says he staged the first mock rite last year to avoid burial like a dog and to spend part of his estimated 75 000 dollar fortune.
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Burlington
Colo
Jim Gernhart
S. H Mahaffey
Kanorado
Kan
Gernhart
19 Bank Accounts Listed For Medic
Canton physician Dr Harold C Schmuck, 50, on trial for income tax evasion, is accused of maintaining 19 savings accounts in five Ohio cities. Prosecutors say he evaded $47,286 for 1945 to 1947 and he pleaded innocent as testimonies from ten bank officials opened the case. Accounts allegedly existed in Massillon Wooster Akron Cleveland and Canton.
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Cleveland
Canton
Ohio
Harold C. Schmuck
Schmuck
Massillon
Wooster
Akron
Logan Days Promises Bargains With Guaranteed Values
More than 60 Logan merchants join the first Logan Days promoted by the Logan Trade Club. The event features Guaranteed Values with many items at or below wholesale prices and runs Friday and Saturday with awards for rural area participants.
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Logan Trade Club
Daily News
Trade Ud
Trade Club
Logan
Hocking Valley
Burr O. Nixon
Ambrose Hotel
Taft Holds Narrow Lead in South Dakota Republican Battle
In South Dakota a 591 vote Taft lead over Eisenhower emerged with 16 precincts missing. Official canvass on Saturday will decide the result as Mickelson contests, while Taft campaigns on farm parity and price supports.
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Sioux Falls
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Gen
Dwight D Eisenhower
South Dakota
Taft
Eisenhower
Perkins County
Brookings County
Org
Mixed Marriage Unworries Pair Honeymoon
In Ithaca New York on June 5 P A white youth Robert McAllester 23 of Ithaca married Grace Cunningham 22 of Berkeley California in a Quaker ceremony at Earlham College Richmond Indiana. They hope to overcome obstacles together and meet each challenge as it comes.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Robert McAllester
Africa
Grace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
McAllester
Cadets Visit Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Five hundred fifty West Point cadets toured Wright Patterson AFB during a two day visit after arriving in Dayton for the event. They flew in Wednesday and planned tours of base facilities and exhibits.
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Dayton
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Logan Pool Set to Open Friday After Redecorations
The Logan swimming pool reopens Friday for the summer season after a thorough repainting and redecorated bathhouse. Dwight Diller, Logan High School athletic coach, will manage. Tickets on sale now with family season passes 15 dollars adults five dollars children four dollars. single admissions 35 and 25 cents. Sales continue this afternoon until 5 and 7 to 9 this evening, then regular hours.
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Logan
Dwight Diller
Logan High School
Farmers Welcome Weather Forecast Of Showers Friday
Hocking County farmers hoping for rain will be pleased by Friday's forecast of thundershowers and mild temperatures. Today should be fair with highs around 75 to 80, and a low near 60 tonight. At 11 am the temperature was 75 at the state highway garage. Yesterday's high reached 79 at 4 pm with a 46 degree low.
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Hocking County
State Highway
Thunderjet crashes into British minesweeper during NATO drills
In Den Helder during NATO air sea maneuvers a Dutch Thunderjet crashed into a 112 foot British minesweeper. Fifteen men were feared lost while the pilot was killed and two survivors were rescued from the 65 ton vessel. The accident occurred as Dutch British and Belgian forces conducted exercises.
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den Helder
Netherlands
General Eisenhower Outlines Core Beliefs in Abilene Speech
General Dwight D. Eisenhower outlined four core points in his Abilene appearance as a GOP presidential hopeful. He urged cooperation among economic interests, inflation control, budget restraint, and reduced government waste while warning against long one party rule and centralization of power.
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General
Eisenhower
$100000 Asked In Freak Mishap
Daniel C. Gutzwiller filed suit in common pleas court seeking $100,000 damages from the Baltimore Ohio Railroad and Walter Friedman for injuries from a freak accident in Hamilton on Aug 13 1950. He alleged Fried mans car was struck by a train and the trunk lid hit him causing severe injuries.
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Cincinnati
Daniel C. Gutzwiller
Common Pleas Court
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Walter Friedman
Hamilton
Gutwiller
Friedman
Court Martial Set for Major General Grow
Washington announces Major General Robert W. Grow will be tried by court martial after his diary was stolen by Russian agents. The Army disclosed the planned trial on Thursday.
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Washington
Robert W. Grow
UN Refuses To Treat Reds Like Cattle
UN truce negotiators accused the Communists of insisting on chaining and shipping Allied war prisoners back to the Reds. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison said repatriation demands fall on deaf ears and that 100,000 prisoners would rather die than return to Communism. On Koje Island, Allied forces split a prisoner compound with a barbed wire fence as 3,340 Communist internees watched. Brig. Gen. Haydon Boatner ordered the fence to divide 17 large camps housing about 80,000 POWs.
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Munsan
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Nam Il
Koje Island
Koje
Kose Island
Haydon Boatner
Nevada Sees 20th A-Test in Spring Series
The eighth atomic blast of the spring lit the Nevada sky at 6:55 a.m. from Yucca Flat. The orange-tinged flash was visible 65 miles away near Las Vegas, likely from a 300-foot tower. It was the 20th test at the site since 1951 and signals the current series nearing its end.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Yucca Flat
Atomic Energy Commission
Wilson Urges Extended War Production and Stronger Weapons
Charles E. Wilson told Mt. St. Marys College alumni at Emmittsburg that American industry and the military are wisely stretching out weapon production. He said new weapons are fantastically powerful and not likely to become obsolete, enabling the United States to handle Russia.
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Emmittsburg
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Mt. St. Mary's College
Wilson
United States
Russia
Eisenhower Plans To Talk Very Frankly
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said real peace and world security are the campaign’s top issue. He pledged frank speaking on policy and outlined views on Taft, MacArthur, Fair Employment Practices, state versus federal education, foreign policy, and labor laws after a press conference in Abilene.
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Eisenhower
Abilene, Kas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Western
Europe
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Wage Stabilization Board
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Sen. Monroney
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Tony Cook
Sen. Taft
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George T. Mickelson
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