Cautious Hope From Steel Industry Wage Talks
Washington June 7 AP cautious optimism marked day four in wage talks between steel industry officials and CIO steelworkers led by Philip Murray They plan to report to leaders as both sides stay silent after an allday White House session The strike has halted about 90 percent of steel output and the price dispute remains central with a possible small increase seen as the path to a settlement.
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Washington
Philip Murray
CIO
White House
John R. Steelman
Truman
Defense
Adm
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Benjamin Fairless
National Production Authority
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Onerenade
Wage Stabilization Board
WSL
Steelman
Officer Shot Gunman Dies After Utah Hitchhiker Shootout
In Echo Utah on June 7 a state Trooper was shot twice by a man identified as Carman John Barbaro 23 of Freeport New York. Barbaro was killed by another trooper during a chase and his brother Anthony Barbaro 19 was in custody. Trooper Mark L. Birch was wounded but listed in fair condition. The incident began when two men fled a cafe without paying and were picked up by the trooper.
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Barbaro
Anthony
Summit County
Coalville
Birch
Highway Patrol
Boys Tussle Over Dad's Gun One Killed
Five year old Mischael Linn John is killed in Chico California when his eight year old brother Kent wrestles for a deer rifle in their home. The rifle fires, striking the boy in the abdomen. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson Sr. The incident occurs as the siblings play with the rifle under supervision.
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Chico
Calif
Mischael Linn Johnson
Butte County
Durwood Trather
Michael
Kent
Ralph Johnson
Blarney Castle for Rent in Ireland Until Fall
In Cork Ireland Mrs Penelope Hamilton rents Blarney Castle grounds for six months due to high taxes. The property includes 17 furnished rooms and three tennis courts with hunting and fishing spots. Renters may kiss the Blarney stone on site though the stone remains on trust as a family heirloom.
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Cork
Ireland
Blarney Castle
Penelope Hamilton
Hamilton
George Colthurst
Holy Land
Oliver Cromwell
Sir George
Wrong Number Telephone Caller Winds Up in Jail
Salem police charge Howard Lee Carroll 28 with grossly insulting language after a 2:30 am call to a woman of good character. He claims it was a wrong number but faces a fine up to 1000 dollars and up to 40 days in jail. The caller’s joke led to an arrest as the officer’s wife overheard the exchange.
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Salem
Howard Lee Carroll
Carroll
Aiken Claims Truman Cost Farms Billion
Senator Aiken accuses Democrats of a billion dollar hit to farmers in 1948 by manipulating grain prices to aid Truman. He warns signs point to a repeat in 1952, citing farm debt growth and storage-story claims while Truman and Brannan deny government involvement.
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Washington
Sen
Aiken
R.-Vt
Farmers of America
Truman
Brannan
New England
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Greek King and Queen Sail to Turkey for State Visit
King Paul and Queen Frederika embarked from Athens aboard the cruiser Helle for an eight day state visit to Turkey. The monarchs will engage in meetings with Turkish officials and inspect cultural and economic exchanges during the trip.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Frederika
Helle
Turkey
Parents Held After Girl 8 Burnt Beaten
In Chicago on June 7, authorities charged 29-year-old James E. and 29-year-old Patricia O’Keefe with contributing to a child’s dependency after their 8-year-old daughter Janice was taken to a hospital with cigarette burns and extensive bruises from beatings. The parents admitted spanking the girl for tardiness and lying. bond set at 300 dollars each, charges continued to June 13.
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Chicago
Janice O'Keefe
James Stokes
Henry Ferguson
Janice
Ferguson
J James E
Patricia
McGranery Sets Conference Focus on Prosecution
Attorney General McGranery announced a three day closed session for all U S district attorneys beginning Tuesday. The meeting will cover uniform policies and prioritize criminal prosecutions including tax frauds and rackets across all states and territories.
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Washington
McGranery
U.S
Alaska
Hawaii
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canal Zone
Justice Department
Truman Administration
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New
Morris
Tonrest
Theirang
Father Jailed and Daughter Vanishes After Disappearance
In Burlingame California on June 7 a fourteen year old girl Yvonne Scheffer reappeared after five days away, citing cold shoulder treatment from schoolmates following her father Archie Scheffer being jailed as a San Francisco bookmaker. She surrendered to a city policeman at a bowling alley early today.
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Burlingame. Colif
Yvonne Scheffer
San Francisco
Archie Scheffer
Racial Segregation Ruling Due Monday
Washington June 7 The Supreme Court nears end of term with a decision on two appeals challenging segregation in Fo Peka Kansas and Clarendon County South Carolina public schools. Negro parents argue constitutional rights of children were violated by segregation as lower federal courts refused to strike it down.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Fopeka
Kan
Clarendon County
S. C
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