Telephone Strike Ends and Workers Return
The 850 CIO Communications Workers of America members who struck the Associated Telephone Co. at midnight June 30 began returning to work. The union said 4,500 workers were back after an agreement in Santa Monica restoring wages proposals and a 42 hour reporting window.
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CIO Communications Workers of America
Associated Telephone Co
Sheves
C.foot
Asciated
Santa Ba Laguna Beach
Inclw
Santo
Pomona
Whittier
Lanca
Copany
National Labor Relations Board
Scott
Santa Monica
Town Hall
Edwin Blakeslee
Fordham Records Indonesian Quakes
Fordham University seismograph logged a fairly big quake near Indonesia. A shock occurred at 12 53 50 p m and another at 12 57 25 p m about 10300 miles from New York.
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New York
Fordham University
Indonesia
Steelworkers oppose new peace offer in 43 day strike
CIO United Steelworkers spokesmen say the industry’s latest peace proposal is unsatisfactory while executives claim they suggested a path to end the work stoppage. Murray’s wage policy committee may meet to decide on a formal union rejection as talks snag over a watered down union shop idea and other undisclosed plans. Continued on Page A-4.
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Dburgil
CIO
Murray
Y Steel Capital
Philip Murray
President Signs Law to Boost Mortgage Financing Program
President Truman signed a law to expand government financing for home mortgages. It authorizes 1.395 billion dollars for federally guaranteed mortgages and adds FHA insurance, veterans housing support, and increased purchasing power for the National Mortgage Association to 3.65 billion. The measure also funds housing in defense areas, Alaska loans, and allows savings associations to buy mortgages beyond 60 miles from their offices. It includes military construction authorization and tighter spending controls, with separate appropriation totaling 2.288 billion.
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Washington
Truman
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Housing Programs
Z.c.crl National Mortgage Association
FHA
Alaska
Savings and Sloan Associations
Aerial Researcher Missing Week In Pasadena
Pasadena police today found no evidence to support fears that Albert Clark Reed a 45 year old aeronautical research scientist was kidnapped for secrets. Reed vanished after selling his car stake and his wife received his license and a will. Police suggest he likely headed back east.
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Pasadena
UPI
Albert Clark Reed
Yang
Florence Reed
Girl Murdered on Busy Campus at Columbia
At Columbia University a young woman, Eileen Fahey of New York City, was shot dead in a ninth floor physics lab office as students flooded campus for morning classes. Police suspect a jealous civilian suitor as the killer fled with a .22 pistol after declaring he had shot a girl.
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New York
Columbia University
Flaor
Physics Lab
Eileen Fahey
New York City
Heaviest U N Raid of Weeks Strafes Reds
Seoul July 14 AP United Nations warplanes struck hard on Communist frontline positions near Yonchon Pyongyang Kumsong the Punch bowl and east coast in one of the heaviest close support days in weeks. Air Force Marine and allied planes rubble burned bunkers gun positions mortars and a vehicle while dogfights over Sinuiju involved Sabres and MiGs. Ground fighting focused on a strategic hill captured after a three day battle amid counterattacks. Kyosen hydroelectric facilities were attacked again as Skyraiders and Corsairs hit them during repairs.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Air Force
Yonchon
Pyongyang
Kumsong
Punchbowl
Republic of Korea
Sinuijuar
Lawrence E. Spurr
Middleton
Nova Scotia
U. S
Kyosen
North Korea
U. N
Where to find it Beech Combing Boyle Bridge Classifieds
A reader guide lists section locations for various features. It notes pages for obituaries radio and television commerce and sports among others with page references and editorial notes. The guide helps locate items such as tides temperatures ships and theater listings across sections.
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Beech Combing
Boyle
Esley
Brooks Seeks Illinois Support For Eisenhower Slate
Former Senator C Wayland Brooks told Dwight D Eisenhower that Illinois would back the Republican nominee in November even if Adlai Stevenson is drafted by Democrats. Brooks cited Illinois delegates at the GOP convention and cautioned Stevenson could be defeated if not reelected governor. He referenced scandals over horse meat adulteration and cigarette tax stamps.
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Chicago
U. S
Wayland Brooks
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Brooks
Eisenhower
Blackstone
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Stevenson
Illingis
Robert C. Schmidt
Schmidt
Maurice Houghland
Houghland
Gneral
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny After Early Cloud Cover
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies tomorrow after an overcast start. Temperatures change little with only a small rise or fall expected, and calm conditions prevail throughout the day.
Stevenson Says He Would Not Be Drafted For Presidency
Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois spoke at Camp Ripley Minnesota denying any desire to be drafted as the Democratic nominee for president while reaffirming his commitment to finish his term as Illinois governor. He noted he has asked Illinois delegates not to place his name in nomination and dismissed reports of a certain nominating grapevine.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
William Eaton
Evanston
Camp Ripley
Minn
Stevenson
National Guardsmen
Tye
Truman
White House
Carl Henneman
St. Paul
Minnesota
Schricker
Indiana
Barkleys Man to Beat for Demo Prize
In Chicago on July 14 AP report says Sen Edwin C Johnson of Colorado declares Vice President Alben Barkley the man to beat for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Johnson backs Sen Richard Russell of Georgia, as Russell supporters move into Chicago a week before the convention. Johnson notes Barkley’s wide appeal could dominate early balloting while discounting Adlai Stevenson’s candidacy. President Truman’s influence at the convention is acknowledged but not expected to dominate.
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Patricia
Julie
Sen
Richard Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Chicago
Associated Press
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Alben Barkley
Johnson
Richard Russell
Georgia
Russell
Barkley
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Houston
Jacob Arvey
National Committee
Arvey
Truman
250 Flee in Night as Fire Ravages Huge Frame Hotel
In Fairbanks Alaska a major hotel fire at the Pioneer hotel left four or more believed dead and several missing. About 230 occupants fled as flames roared through the wooden frame building overnight. Fire officials could not give an exact toll, while nine were in a hospital and many people jumped to safety from windows.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Pioneer Hotel
David Littlefield
E. B. Woodcox
Price controls end for most canned fruits and vegetables
Washington July 14 AP government lifts price controls on nearly all canned and frozen fruits and vegetables. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall says the move will raise prices on many items. OPS notes the exemption covers juices, canned and frozen produce, including baby foods, potato chips and dried fruits. About 20 percent of a typical family’s food budget may be affected. Ten percent of items remain under study and border cases may see suspensions rather than full decontrol.
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Washington
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Office of Price Stabiization
Congress
iRep
Harrison
D.-Va
OPS
California Blaze Near Barton Flats Contained
In San Bernardino on July 14 final mopping up continued on a fire that charred 4630 acres in the Barton Flats Sugarloaf Mountain area. About 500 firefighters helped bring the blaze under control, with 200 spot fires still to be extinguished as the fire moved east toward the desert. Forest rangers attribute the start to lightning on Thursday afternoon.
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San Bernardino
Barton Flats
Sugarloaf Mountain
Forest Tangers
Reds Ask Get Recess in Truce
In Munsan Korea on July 14 secret Korean armistice talks recessed at Communist request delaying prisoner exchange discussions. Reds sought two day recess just before Panmunjom secret session. no reason given. Communists last recessed July 2 after a review of the U N position. new plan proposed July 3. Full delegations to meet again at Panmunjom on Wednesday.
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Munsan
Korea
Red
Panmunjom
U. N
Reds
Ilam
Truman Cancels All Appointments Amid Mild Virus
President Truman, suffering a mild virus infection, cancels all appointments. He remained in residence, working on multiple bills passed late in Congress while aides said he had a slight fever. He was set to meet Sen. Kerr, Jack Gorrie, and Secretary Acheson, but delays occurred.
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Truman
Congress
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Jack Gorrie
National Security Resources Board
Acheson
Joseph Short
Wallace H. Graham
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