Murray says Truman assured no Taft Hartley injunction
Gary Indiana June 23 CIO steelworker chief Philip Murray quoted President Truman as saying the union need fear no Taft Hartley injunction if it suspends the January 1 strike. He denounced Inland Steel President Clarence Randall as a liar for claims of a deal.
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Gary
Ind
CIO
Philip Murray
Truman
Inland Steel
Clarence Randal
Murray
Chicago
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
Ayors
John Watkins
Indiana
Steelworkers Union
Randall
Steel
GOP delegates clash as race tightens toward Chicago
The GOP battle for delegates grows louder with reports of violence in Puerto Rico and Texas as Taft leads Eisenhower. Democrats finalize their delegate picks while leaders warn bickering could cost the party the election. Eisenhower denies Truman backing and vows no third party run.
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Puerto Rico
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Texas
Denver
Taft
Truman
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Estes Kefauver
Tenessee
Old Writer Dies in Cincinnati at 82
Funeral services set for Tuesday for William Koch 82 former Cincinnati newspaperman and railroad official He died Saturday night after a long illness Koch was bowling editor of the Cincinnati Times Star at the turn of the century.
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Cincinnati
William Koch
Koch
Cincinnati Times- Star
Japan Applies for UN Membership Amid Soviet Veto
Japan submitted an application for United Nations membership on Monday in New York. Despite the bid, prospects were slim as the Soviet Union continues to block admission for Japan and eight other applicants.
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United Nations
N. Y
Japan
Common Pleas Ruling Slated In GE Strike
Cincinnati June 23 A common pleas judge was disappointed in hopes of weekend settlement between CIO United Workers and General Electric jet engine plant. Judge Otis R Hess to rule Monday on GE request to return 3 100 strikers to the Evendale plant. The stoppage has cut production for six days affecting about 10 000 employees and two strikes have overlapped with AFL and CIO picket lines.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas
CIO United Workers
General Electric Co
Otis R. Hess
Defense
Evendale
United States
AFL
CIO Auto
Carson Hoy
Machinists
Hoy
Auto Workers
CIO
Judge Hess
Reds Protest UN Civilians Release Plan in Korea
In Munsan Korea on June 23 Communists protested a UN plan to free 27 000 Korean civilians from prison camps starting next month. North Korea accused the Allies of unilateral prisoner reclassification while Maj. Gen. Harrison said many released inmates were South Korean civilians. No progress was made on prisoner exchange talks.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Nam Il
William K. Harrison
Rain Delays Maxim Robinson Boxing Showdown to Wednesday
New York report says the Joey Maxim Sugar Ray Robinson bout was postponed to Wednesday night due to rain and cold weather. The planned card shifts amid poor conditions affecting boxing fans and event staff.
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New York
Joey Maxim-Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Kidnaping Stirs New Crisis Along German Frontier
British troops aided West German police near Helmstedt as East German police held a disputed pocket near Hohnsleben after 43 workers were seized while dismantling a railroad spur. The hostages were freed with no explanation. ten others fled.
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Helmstedt
Germany
Here
People's Police
Damage Minor As County Is Drenched In 3-Inch Rainfall
More than three inches of rain fell across Hocking County during a violent thunderstorm. Despite lightning and high winds, damage remained minor with scattered power outages and flooded streets. Authorities reported two cars stalled in high water and several cellars flooding, while some televisions reset after the storm.
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State Highway
Hocking County
Logan Home Telephone Company
Greendale Road
Ohio Power Company
Fairgrounds
Henrietta
Friesner Avenues
Sol Ellinger
Ellinger
Main
Spring Streets
Stoltz Drug Store
Albert Seabright
Mrs Sharff’s Sister Dies in Canton
Mrs R F Jacobson of Canton, sister of Mrs Sam Sharff of Logan, died early today after a long illness. Mr and Mrs Sharff left for Canton this morning. The Sharff store in Logan will close Tuesday for Mrs Jacobson’s funeral.
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R. F. Jacobson
Canton
Sam Sharff
Logan
Fleeing convicts kidnap couple at Jefferson City escape
Four convicts seized a couple and took their car during a prison farm escape near Jefferson City Missouri. John Hannegan 19 and Miss Gale Fruner 17 were released unharmed in Sedalia the next day.
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Jefferson City
Here
John Hannegan
Gale Fruner
Sedalia
Absentees Factor In Controls Vote
Absenteeism likely to decide a crucial House vote on price control legislation this week. The outcome could end or preserve controls after June 30 with only 214 of 432 members present last Friday. Ellis Arnall warned the amendment would render the law a monstrosity and Putnam warned of price surges if controls are lifted. The House also moves to strip the Wage Stabilization Board of its power and end equal representation on the board.
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Washington
House
Ellis Arnall
Roger L. Putnam
Wage Stabilization Board
Taft Questions Control Of Credentials Committee
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio said he cannot be sure his followers will hold a majority on the credentials committee at the Chicago GOP convention. The panel will rule on seating contested delegates, a key clash line with General Eisenhower.
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Taft
Credentials Committee
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Chicago
Credentials
Ohioan
Eisenhower
Dallas
Tex
Lone Star State
Five Big Red Power Plants Knocked Out
Five hundred U. S. Navy Air Force and Marine planes hit five hydro electric plants serving North Korea and Manchuria in the Korea war’s largest air raid. Targets on the Korean side of the Yalu River were blasted including the Suiho plant. Diversionary strikes aided the operation. planes came from Boxer Philippines Sea Princeton and Bonhomme Richard with rockets and armor piercing bombs.
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Seoul
U. S. Navy
Air Force
North Korea
Manchuria
Yalu River
Korea
Navy
Tokyo
Boxer
Philippines Sea
Princeton
Bonhomme Richard
Red
Suiho
Mukden
John D. Nottingham
Houston
Tex
Fifth Air Force
Seizure curb loses round in Senate
Senate defeat blocks McCarran move to fast track a constitutional amendment denying presidential power to seize private property without congressional action. The tally was 42 to 32 against immediate consideration as administration leaders opposed the move amid a surprise weekend push.
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Senate
Washington
Sen
McCarran
D-Nev
Congress
Ohio Girls Start Political Practice
Teen age delegates to Buckeye Girls state begin eight days of practical politics with petitions filed for state and county offices. More than 490 high school juniors attend, with Marilyn McConaughn of Coshocton Barbara Creager of Uhrichsville and Elizabeth Luther of Cadiz elected as mayors of mythical Ohio towns.
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Columbus
Buckeye Girls State
Ohio
Marilyn McConaghn
Coshocton
Barbara Creager
Uhrichsville
Elizabeth Luther
Cadiz
Scholarships Up To Congress
Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing urged Congress to approve a student aid bill authorizing up to 800 dollars yearly for 50 000 to 60 000 high school students to reach college. The bill would allow loans up to 600 dollars per year or 2400 dollars total with the government insuring up to eighty percent of unpaid balances.
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Washington
Congress
Oscar Ewing
Ewing
Truman
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