Mediator In Steel Talks Cheered By Cooperation
Federal mediation director Joseph F Finnegan says negotiators in the steel strike show increasingly workmanlike cooperation but no contract progress. Joint talks continue. Sen Symington publicity urges Eisenhower to press for quick settlement with fact finding mechanism if needed.
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New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Steelworkers of America
Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Strike halts New Martinsville bridge project
Charleston ap reports the Ohio River bridge at New Martinsville is the first highway project stalled by the steel strike. About 4300 tons of steel valued at 3.2 million dollars are delayed, with the contractor granted an indefinite delay due to the strike.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ohio River
New Martinsville
State Road Commission
Steel Union
Jury Panel To Include 2 Negroes In Rape Case
In Lagrange Georgia an upcoming Superior Court trial of three Black defendants from Dayton Ohio and Lagrange age 18 22 and 23 involves a juror panel of 110 with at least two Black potential jurors. The defendants were indicted for raping two white women on August 1 with a cross burning investigation linked to Johnson and Epps houses blamed on teen pranks.
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Lagrange, Ga
L. W. Bailey
Superior Court
George Alford Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Clifford Johnson
Brannon Epps
Lagrange
Hape
Georgia
Hawes
Johnson and Epps
Police Scatter Crowds At Building Sold To Negroes
About 150 police dispersed a crowd of over 3,000 near a West Side Chicago apartment building reported sold for occupancy by Black families. Thirteen arrests for disobeying orders. windows broken and bottles thrown. One CTA bus was stoned. a officer was struck but unharmed. Police planned 24 hour guard and ongoing monitoring.
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Chicago
West Side
Garfield Park
James Hackett
Hackett
Chicago Transit Authority
Loop
CTA
Segregation Loses By One Vote In Albuquerque Club
In Albuquerque New Mexico a one vote margin rules out segregation at the Albuquerque Bridge Club. Alvin Arnold the lone Negro member praised those who voted their convictions. The question arose after an executive committee poll asking members if they favored excluding Negroes.
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Albuquerque
N. M.P
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Deceas
J. A Casper
Middletown
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Casper and
Casper
Nettie M. Griest
Ruth ‘Conrad
Myrtle Miller
Tate
Sona
Said County
Donald M. Gose
Mary Deaton
Mary Laurine
Bentley Deaton
Eugene Deaton
Mary Laurino
H. O Finkelman
Fred Ross
Schrock’s
Yankee RD
Helds Suede
the Tall
Central Ave
Rore
Martin O'Malley
Ene
David J. McDonald
Commonwealth Building
Pittsburgh
the Steel Companies Coordinating Committee
Lexington Avenue
Allegheny Sadium Steel Corporation
Armco Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Inland Steel Company
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Kaiser Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
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Conn
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Homestead Park
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Carpenters’ Union
Butler, Pa
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Wash
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Overpeck
Fort Wayne, Ind
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USW
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Ind
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Armed Forces
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Wis
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Utility Workers Union
Warren
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St. Louis
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