CIO Leaders Vow No Quarter in Steel Strike
Pittsburgh June 14 CIO United Steel Workers say 650 000 striking members will keep shutdowns until the wage board recommendations are met. They demand a 26 cent hourly raise and warn Congress to force loyalty to national needs by adopting wage board guidance. No restart date set amid stalled talks and federal pressure to use Taft Hartley act.
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CIO United Steelworkers
Congress of the United States
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
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Congress
Senate
Phill Murray
Murray
International Soundphoto
Detroit
Philip Murray
Eisenhower
Taft
United Auto Workers
Ex Logan Man Receives New Coaching Post
Fred Jacoby, former Bremen High School coach since 1948, is named head football mentor at Washington University. A Logan High and Ohio State alum, he will replace Fred Pierson who resigned for Marietta. Salary set at 3840 dollars. His Bremen teams posted 24 wins and 3 losses.
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Everett Jacoby
Logan
Bremen High School
Washington D
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Jacoby
University of Wisconsin
Fred Pierson
Marietta
Bremen
Ingrid Bergman Daughter Refuses Visit to Italy
Pia Lindstrom now Jenny Ann, thirteen, testifies she does not love or miss Ingrid Bergman and prefers to live with her father Peter Lindstrom. A judge weighs Bergman plea to bring Pia to Rome for summer visit amid ex-husband's opposition.
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Los Angeles
Pia Lindstrom
Italy
Pia
Mildred L. Lillie
Ingrid
Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Gregson Bautzer
Jenny Ann
Rossellini
Lindstrom
Daisy F. Young Dies in Lancaster at 77
Daisy F. Young 77 native of Hocking County and widow of John H. Young of Logan died Friday night in Lancaster. She is survived by son William Young and daughter Mrs Guy Dupler of Lancaster, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Frank E. Smith Funeral Home Lancaster. Friends may call Sunday afternoon.
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Daisy F. Young
J. Russell Young
Logan
Lancaster
Hocking County
John H. Young
William Young
Guy Dupler
Frank E. Smith
Former Tailor George Eberst Dies At 83
George Eberst 83 of Midland Place Columbus died this morning at St Anthony s Hospital after several years illness. He served many years on the Hocking County board of elections and was active in Democratic politics. He operated a Logan tailor shop on Main Street and earlier worked with Brown Brothers. He is survived by two sons George Jr of Toledo and Charles of Indiana a daughter Rita Callahan of Columbus two brothers Ed and Frank both of Logan and three sisters Netta McMahon Anna Yost and Minnie Thornton of Columbus. Funeral arrangements by Roberts Funeral Service not complete.
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Midland Place
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Columbus
Eberst
Hocking County Board of Elections
Logan
Main Street
Brown Brothers
Gertrude Risley Eberst
George, Jr
Toledo
Charles
Indiana
Rita Callahan
Frank
Netta McMahon
Anna Yost
Minnie Thornton
Roberts
Rainfall Here Like Money In Pocket
Rain begins in Hocking County with steady morning rainfall easing farmers worries about corn and vegetables after a dry spell. Forecast calls for little temperature change with highs 80 to 85 and lows 66 to 73, making rain feel like money in the pocket for local growers.
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Hocking County
Red Battalion Driven Back by U S Regiments Near Chorwon
In three hours of savage fighting near Chorwon on the Western Korean front, U S. 179th and 180th Regiments plus tanks and fighter-bombers repulsed a Chinese battalion that struck with self propelled guns and artillery. Casualties were not released though many Chinese bodies were seen. Separate from the battle, Panmunjom talks stalled over prisoner exchange with Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison noting possible further recess to the dress session.
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U. S
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Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
Trucker Killed In Rail Crash At Bluffton After Collision
A Nickel Plate freight train left the track near Bluffton after it struck a truck killing driver Charles Clingan of Cleveland. Three trainmen were injured. engineer Willard R. Thompson, 44, of Lima, burned. fireman J. D. Gallant of Lima hospitalized with burns and possible pelvic fracture. brakeman Donald Pugh of Lima burned.
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Here
Charles Clingan
Cleveland
Willard R. Thompson
Lima
J. D. Gallant
Donald Pugh
Hurts Prove Fatal
Springfield notes the death of 13 year old Robert Vernon Ferguson after being struck by a car near his home Friday. The child died Saturday from injuries with authorities’ investigation ongoing.
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Springfield
Robert Vernon Ferguson
Gromyko Named Britain's New Ambassador as Kremlin Overhauls Posts
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is named ambassador to Britain in a major top post reshuffle. Georgi Zarubin moves from London to Washington, while Alexander Panyushkin heads Moscow’s mission to Red China. The changes signal possible new Soviet diplomacy toward London and a broader peace-offensive posture.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations
Russia
Britain
London
Kremlin
Georgi Zarubin
U. S
Alexander Panyushkin
Red China
Gromyko
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Methodists Plan Year of Evangelism in Ohio
Ohio Methodists launch a year long evangelism drive aiming to add 50 000 members. The Ohio Conference opened the program with Northeast Ohio joining June 27. Dr Harry L Williams from the National Board of Missions will direct the effort which calls for 30 000 volunteers to make 150 000 visits and six mass meetings in Ohio the week of September 16. The conference ends its annual meeting with pulpit assignments and approves 458 858 dollars for benevolence work next year.
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Lakeside
Ohio Methodists
Funeral Held Friday For Miss Irma Crow
Funeral services for Mary Irma Crow age 70 who died Monday were held Friday at 2 30 p m at Leonard Funeral Home. Ministers Dr R B Wilson and Rev H H Wilbur officiated. Mrs Walter Prather was organist and Kenneth Bright provided music. Pallbearers were Frank Lyke Lester Risch Jacob Robb Ralph Moorhead Jr Walter Haas and Roland Bright. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Mary Irma Crow
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
H. H. Wilbur
Kenneth Bright
Walter Prather
Frank Lyke
Lester Risch
Jacob Robb
Ralph Moorhead, Jr
Walter Haas
Roland Bright
Oak Grove Cemetery
Tear Gas Quells New Kore Rioting
KOJE ISLAND June 14 U S Military police forced 500 defiant North Korean prisoners of war from a compound with tear gas. They hauled away 15 leaders and liberated 273 who claimed to be anti Communists, part of a day's series of suppressions. No casualties were reported.
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Koje Island
Haydon L. Boatner
Kanagaroo
Young Republicans Open Annual Ohio Convention in Columbus
Young Republicans from nearly all of Ohio's 88 counties gathered in Columbus for their annual convention. The program included business meetings, officer elections, a neon luncheon, and a banquet. The Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs counts 14 000 members across 100 clubs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
First Atomic Powered Sub Taking Shape On East Coast
GROTON Conn June 4 The Nautilus the worlds first atomic engined submarine began taking shape with welding of steel plates President Truman attended to mark a new era in naval history The hull is being built by General Dynamics Corporation formerly the Holland Torpedo Boat Company founded in 1896 The Nautilus aims for a 1954 first trial and signals a shift from diesel electric to atomic steam driven propulsion in submarines amid Russia speculation about similar work
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Truman
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General Dynamics Corporation
Holland
John P. Holland
Russia
Truman presses civil rights program amid campaign debate
President Truman urged federal action on civil rights in a Howard University commencement speech drawing mixed reactions in Congress. Senators weighed FEPC and anti-lynching plans while Eisenhower campaigned in Detroit, aiming to win union votes and key delegates in Ohio Indiana and Michigan ahead of the GOP nomination.
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
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Ellender
D-La
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D-Ark
Democratic Party
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Truman
Freak Accident Kills Cyclist
A freak accident killed Howard Rex Graham a 36 year old cyclist from Springfield Friday night. He fell to the road near Summerford Madison County from his motorcycle as it was being towed by a car driven by his wife. He walked into the path of a truck driven by Jesse Lee White a 27 year old of Kansas City Missouri. White was not held.
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Howard Rex Graham
Springfield
Graham
Summerford
Madison County
Jesse Lee White
Kansas City
White
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