Steel Union Chief Seeks 30-Cent Wage Boost
New York July 28 AP President Philip Murray of the United Steelworkers announced the union seeks a 30 cent per hour package increase in the current steel dispute, including a fourth round wage rise of 11 21/2 cents. The plan also requests 1.23 cents for pensions and 6.27 cents for social insurance as the fact finding board opens to review the issues and pensions. The union notes the current average base wage is 1.65 hourly with prior war raises. The board will evaluate pensions alongside wage and fringe benefits amid industry profits and leader statements on inadequate Social Security.
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New York
Philip Murray
C. J. O. Steelworkers
Murray
Truman
Helo
O' Murray
U. S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Truman Seeks Clark as Justice
Washington July 28 President Truman said he has asked Attorney General Joe Band to become a justice of the Supreme Court. Howard McGrath would replace Clark as attorney general.
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Washington
Truman
Joe Band
The
Supreme Court
Howard McGrath
Clark
San Pedro Teen Killed in Six Car Race Tragedy
A six car race on Paseo Del Mar near Walker Street ended when Bernard ODonnell lost control at high speed and crashed after a palm tree impact. Joan Griffin, 16, died on arrival at the hospital. Six teens were hurt. O Donnell was arrested on manslaughter suspicions.
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San Pedro
San Pedro Receiving Hospital
Joan Griffin
S. 11Th St
Halvorgen
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Bernard O'Donnell
Amar St
Dale Smith
N. Hanford St
Minnor
Eloise Callonie
OT Butte St
Lowell O'Brien
S. Bandini St
Raymond Vaughn
Dennison Ave
San Pedro Community Hospital
O'Donnell
Paseo del Mar
O'Donnel
Secretary Acheson backs Western Europe arms aid
Secretary of State Acheson urged Congress to approve a 1.45 billion dollar arms aid program for Western Europe. He warned that large Soviet forces threaten peacetime stability and urged prompt rearmament while noting Russia may face a crossroads between political and military means.
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John Kee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Cetelyy
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Western
Europe
Associated Press
Ashington
Congress
United States
Western Europe
Russia
Capitol
Kee
D. W. Va
News High Lights OFF THE TELETYPE
A humorous list of page references and sections. Mentions Russia negotiating with the U S on lend lease settlement and Taft Hartley notes. Includes town news, comics, editorials, and various listings across pages A and B.
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Russia
U. S
Simons
Five L A Police Indicted In Vice Probe
Grand jury indicts five top Los Angeles police officials in the city’s vice probe following the death of mobster Mickey Cohen associate Edward Herbert. Perjury charges against ex police chief C B Horrall and assistant Reed Wellpott Jory Reed cited. death shifts assault to murder law. Sheriff’s office to make arrests. two new suspects eyed. Herbert died from shotgun wounds at Queen of Angels Hospital after predawn attack. coroner and detectives pursue further indictments.
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Los Angeles
Edward Mickey Cohen
C. B. Horrall
Jor Reed
Rea Wicott
Ally Well V. Jackson
Jackson Wellpott
Jackson
Edward
Neddie) Herbert
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Herbert
Sheriff's
Norris Stensland
Queen of the Angels Hospital
Swank
Sherry
Two Navy Men Rescued After Plane Sinking in Coronado
SAN DIEGO July 28 Two Navy men were rescued early today after their aircraft sank during antisubmarine patrol practice. Aviation electronicsman 3c N. Aabt of do and airman apprentice J. E. Baxomer of Ottumwa were saved. The pilot, name withheld, remains missing as Coast Guard planes and surface craft continue the search.
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San Diego
N. x Abt
Aviation Electronicsman 3c
Do. NJ
J. E. Baxomer
Ottumwa
Coast Guard
Raiders Nab 160 In Armed N J Gaming Raid
Maple Shade New Jersey police arrest 160 men in an armed gambling joint raid. Officers confiscate $40,000, revolver, pistol, dice, playing cards, scratch sheets, and a ticker tape system with underground wiring. Most players from Philadelphia and Camden with evidence of limousine transport.
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Maple Shade
N. J
New Jartay
Dspitee
Philadelphia
Camden
Potted
Petropalias
Yor Hen
Ohio
Newarie
Admiral Blandy Urges Arm Nation For Potential Enemy
Admiral W H P Blandy, commander of the Atlantic Fleet, urged the U S to bolster arms and war planning to deter a possible enemy, likely a Communist nation, before it can acquire atomic bombs and long range delivery planes. He spoke at the Marion County veterans reunion, underscoring unified national effort, international cooperation, and readiness to deter or win in war if needed.
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Blandy
Marion County
Osme
Mili
Gunman judge resumes duties after courthouse chase
Judge Robert Carpenter returned to his office in Atlanta today as a suspected plot to defraud and marry his estranged wife involved attorney John Lockwood. Police reported Carpenter chased Lockwood, fired five shots, and the wounded man fled into a 40 foot shack before police halted the pursuit.
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Atlanta
Robert Carpenter
John
Lockwood
Carpenter
Miter
Atva Hospital
Fudge
Yester
Hacketi
Four Killed as Violent Storms Ease Heat in East
A heat wave loosens as cold fronts enter from Canada with thundershowers cooling parts of Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and upper Michigan. Violent storms hit a Milwaukee scene where three people were electrocuted stepping from a car into a waterlogged area.
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Plains States
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Canada
Dakotas
Federal Weather Bureau
Chicago
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Milwaukee
Righ Tenelon
Anton Staniiewicz
Thystankiewicz
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Cre Sword
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REN
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Tary
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