Industry Members In WSB To Decide On Course Today
Industry members of the Wage Stabilization Board faced a decisive day amid protests from the Chicago regional board over Truman’s coal wage decision. Rumors flew that one member, James Delmar of Houston, might resign as others weigh continued participation while unions and public members refuse to act until a course is chosen.
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WSB
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Chicago
Truman
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
National Board
James Delmar
Houston
Archibald Cox
Cox
Langer For Continuing UN Red Hunt
Langer urges continuation of the United Nations Red Hunt policy, signaling ongoing pressure on international security measures. He calls for sustained scrutiny and action through diplomatic channels and allied cooperation.
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Langer
Red Hunt
Jet Sabre Lost In MIG Alley Fronts Quiet
MILO FARNETSI Seoul The Air Force announced one F86 Sabre jet was lost in combat over MIG Alley this week as Allied jets patrolled for attacks on President-elect Eisenhower. The weekly Allied losses review shows five planes lost. Sabre pilots downed four Russian MIG-15s. Communist casualties and regimental actions are reported along the front with fresh probes by Chinese squads on Sniper Ridge.
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Milo Farnets
Seoul
Air Force
Eisenhower
Sabre
Eighth Army
White Horse Mountain
Kumhwa
Red Korea
Wonsan
UN to Resume Debate on Hot Tunisia Issue
At the United Nations the 60 member Political committee opens a debate on Tunisian talks for independence with Egypt Indonesia and Cuba among speakers. France boycotts citing internal Tunisian affairs as French police and security forces are accused of involvement in the murder of union leader Habed.
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Tunisia
Osgood Caruthers
United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Farhatdacied
Liplomats
France
Egypt
Indonesia
Cuba
Hached
Tunis
Salah Ben Youssef
Red Hand Society
Red Hand Movement
Death of Armco leader John Ingwersen shocks city
The sudden death of John A. Ingwersen at 54 stunned Middletown and Armco circles. As Armco vice president in charge of distribution, he led civic efforts, served on the Board of Education, and was active in the American Legion. He joined Armco in 1921 after a journalism start, rose through sales to top leadership, and his death drew condolences from steel community figures. He leaves a wife, six children, and siblings, with services to be announced.
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John A. Ingwersen
Armco
Ingwersen
John
Middletown Journal
Middletown
Board of
Eduction
The
Civic Association
Middletown National Guard Association
American Legion
E. B. Sickle
Chicago
University of Iinois
Midwestern
University of Illinois
Rockford, Ill
Veterans
Red Cross
South Main St
Mariann Ingwersen
Elizabeth McBratney
West Hartford
Conn
Mary Windsor
Joan Mabon
Pittsburgh
Deborah Ingwersen
University of Wisconsin
John, Jr
Traverse City
Mich
Sam
Cornell
Margaret Carr
Clara Gregson
Harry
Armco International
Sidney
Australia
Dan R. Ingwersen
John Ingwersen
W. W. Sebald
Five Children Die In Blast In Pittsburgh Home
A delayed natural gas explosion on the North Side leveled a three story frame house killing all six children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moulis. Fire Chief Stephen Adley said the blast followed a car skid into a retaining wall rupturing a gas main into the home. The victims ages ranged from 5 to 14: David 14 Richard 13 Lois 12 James 10 Geary 6 and Robert 5. The parents were thrown from the wreckage and survived in shock.
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Pittsburgh
Stephen Adley
Robert Moulis
David
Richard
Lois
James
Geary
Robert
Moulis
Rose
She Has 100 Pairs Of Shoes But Denies Spendthrift
Mrs Kinta Desmare Merrill of Palm Beach and New York City counters her divorce from multi millionaire Charles Merrill alleging extravagance claims, a $300000 irrevocable trust, and alimony as court deems proper. She notes 24 handmade Italian pairs and says 14 were too large and that he financed bills before their May 1951 separation.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Italy
Merrill
Liv
Long Island
Palm Beach
New York City
Pensacola
Fla
MacArthur Signals Korean Solution Ahead of Eisenhower Return
Gen Douglas MacArthur told the National Association of Manufacturers there is a clear solution to the Korean conflict and that it could be executed without heavy casualties or risking universal conflict. He did not disclose details, noted he had not been polled by the new administration, and praised President-elect Eisenhower’s trip to the Korean front. The speech at the Waldorf Astoria drew 3000 plus attendees and extended past broadcast time.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
MacArthur
National Association of Manufacturers
Far East
United States
Eisenhower MacArthur
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Plane With 46 Aboard Down Four Rescued
A Cubana Airlines DC4 crashed into St George's Harbor in Bermuda while en route from Madrid to Havana. Four survivors were picked up by rescue boats from Kindley Air Force Base. the aircraft carried 38 passengers and eight crew. The crash occurred minutes after takeoff at 3 30 a m EST. several bodies were seen on the water.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Cubana Airlines
St. George’s Harbor
U. S. Air Force
Kindley
Havana
Cuba
Madrid
Spain
Toda
Eisenhower Studies War Plans Aboard Helena
President-elect Eisenhower, aboard the Helena racing at 32 mph toward Wake Island, plans six days in Hawaii to study Korea war data. He warned there are no panaceas to end the conflict but expressed confidence in eventual victory and a thorough review of the Far East problem with Dulles likely joining.
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Helena
Eisenhower
North
China
Soviet Russia
Europe
Hawaii
Wake Island
John Foster Dulles
Korea
United Nations
Eishenhower
Ike Guarded By Screen Of Jet Planes
Tokyo dispatch reports a blanket screen of fast jet fighters met President elect Eisenhower’s plane on his Korean trip. Over three days, Sabre jets Thunderjets and Shooting Stars fought seven engagements with Communist aircraft, but none penetrated south of the Chongchon River. More than 1300 fighters were aloft on sweep or escort duty as air rescue Superforts hovered nearby. General Weyand credited air superiority to Far East Air Forces in the Korean War context.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Eisenhower
Far East
Chongchon River
Battle Line
Far East Air Forces
U. S
Korea
O. P. Weyland
Far East Air Force
Rhee Says Ike Made No Commitments on Korea Tour
President Syngman Rhee said Dwight D. Eisenhower gave no commitments during a three day visit to Korea. Rhee added he expects an Eisenhower win to break the stalemate and urged a buildup of ROK forces to defend the frontline potentially replacing Allied troops.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rhee
U. S
Eisenhower
Republic of Korea
Europe
Sailor to Die in Slaying of Columbus Woman
A Columbus sailor, 28, was found guilty of first degree murder in the July 31 beating and strangling death of Laura Grimshaw, 25, wife of a Navy buddy. The three-judge court sentenced him to Ohio's electric chair on April 1. He denied the crime and claimed she was slain after an attack while unconscious.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Gemmell
Laura Grimshaw
Gemmell
Jailed Ag Official Faces Sale Of Influence Count
Washington January report says former Agriculture Department official Cowart, 46, indicted by a federal grand jury in Alexandria for taking pay to use his influence. Indictment names Tom Foster and Jack Motley of Center Texas with Cowart charged regarding stock in Baton Rouge warehouse Co. Cowart already serves 18 months for taking 1374.40 from Capital Prefabricators Inc. to assist a government claim. The case involves contracts storing CCC goods and Cowart was fired in August 1951 from a $10,500 yearly post.
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Washington
Jack Cowart
Agriculture Department
Atty
Tom Foster
Jack Motley
Center
Tex
Cowart
Capital Prefabricators Inc
Tyler
Commodity Credit Corporation
Dharles D. Bridgman
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Rowland Evans, Jr
John Chadwick
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Internal Security Unit
Lapger
Chamber
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Judiciary Committee
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Ferguson
GOP
Morocco
Wade E. Miller
Middie
Miamisburg
Journal
Bill Weith
Middies
Geceident
Distribuon
Eugene Levin
Waldorf-Astoria
Remington Rand, Inc
Far East Command
Ike
By Bill Shinn
Justice Department
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