Pensions Big Question for Steel Parley
Pittsburgh AP report outlines a clash in contract talks between U S Steel and the CIO United Steelworkers over pension demands. USW insists pensions fall under wage and insurance reopeners, while US Steel says contracts fix terms through 1950. Other mills Bethlehem Wheeling Crucible also report pension talks under way with mixed positions.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corporation
USW
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Murray
ED P Dent
U. S
New York
Bethlehem Steel Company
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Wheeling
W. Va
Crucible Steel Company
Crucible
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Seward French, Jr
Springfield Man Sues Over Losses At Yorkshire Club
Covington Kentucky Anthony Bitzos of Springfield filed a federal suit seeking 12024 dollars for gambling losses at the Yorkshire Club in Newport during 1945 and 1946.
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Covington, Ky
Anthony Bitzos
Springfield
Yorkshire Club
Newport
Ministers Plan Final German Talks Sunday
In La Grange Texas AP reports a Fay ette County jury ruled slayer Dr Lloyd I Ross insane, triggering an insanity verdict and blocking the death penalty for the 1947 ambush slayings of Mrs Gertrude York and others. Ross faces related charges in the York family deaths while witnesses testified permanent insanity. Separately Paris AP notes Big Four foreign ministers extended talks over Austrian independence and a German trade pact, aiming for agreement but facing east west splits and the Berlin rail strike.
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LA Grange
Tex
Lloyd I. Ross
Fayette County
J. R. Fuchs
Ross
Gertrude York
San Antonio
Deltroy
Carroll County
Ohio
York
Paris
Berlin
New York
Kentucky VFW to Name Officers at State Meeting
In Middlesboro Kentucky the Veterans of Foreign Wars plans officer elections at the state convention after a schedule change. State Commander Thomas A. Dugan of Morehead urged backing a Kentucky veterans bonus for both world wars.
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Middlesboro
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas A. Dugan
Morehead
Kentucky
Babich Testimony Smear and Refutation In Murder Trial
Milwaukee youth Milton Babich 19 angrily snapped at District Attorney William J Mc Cauley as cross examination began in his first degree murder trial He is charged with killing Patricia Birmingham 16 last February 10 weeks before eloping to Michigan with her sister Kathleen 18 Pat’s body was found in the Milwaukee River March 20 Babich clashed over sexual history and pistol experience as the hearing opened The trial centers on the slaying and Babich’s weapons possession claim along with prior police involvement.
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Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Atty
William J. McCauley
Patricia Birmingham
Michigan
Pat
Kathleen
McCauley
Milton
Babich
Kay
Soldier’s drowning at Fort Dix in accidental death
Pvt. Albert Tibbs, 24, of Cleveland, with the 15th Engineers, 9th Division, drowned yesterday in a water-filled gravel pit at Fort Dix New Jersey while swimming. Coroner Benjamin Houseworth ruled the death accidental.
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Fort DIX
N. J
Albert Tibbs
Cleveland
Benjamin Houseworth
Tibbs
15Th Engineers
UC offers Sanskrit at Cincinnati Summer School
Cincinnati AP UC announces its Summer School now offers Sanskrit courses. Dr. Spencer Shank, dean, says UC is among five U S universities teaching Sanskrit to deepen understanding of Indian civilization.
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Cincinnati
Spencer Shank
University of Cincinnati
U. C
India
Shank
Jet crashes near Sidney. pilot unhurt after bailout
An F-80 jet fighter piloted by Thompson bailed out near Sidney, sustaining slight injuries. The aircraft, flying from Wright-Patterson AFB to Selfridge Field at about 400 mph and 25 000 to 31 000 feet, crashed on a farm near Fort Loramie. A disc burned out, prompting the emergency exit.
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Sidney
Here
State Highway Patrol
Wright-Patterson Air Base
Selfridge Field
Mich
Fort Loramie
Thompson
Judge says flirting is not crime in sidewalk case
Tampa judge dismisses two men charged with molesting an 18 year old theater cashier after she said they followed her late at night. He ruled that men may try to get acquainted with a pretty girl and had no intent to harm her.
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Tampa
R. J. Potter
Coplon Denies Espionage Ties In Court Testimony
Judith Coplon testifies she never harmed the United States and remains not guilty of espionage charges. She describes a romance with Valentine Gubitchev, noting a chance meeting at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and that she had six meetings with him before FBI surveillance began. The defense lawyer questions dates and places as the trial proceeds.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
United States
Archibald Palmer
Barnard College
Palmer
Europe
FBI
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Valentine A. Gubitchev, 32, An Engineer. Miss Coplon and Gubitchev
New York
Gubitchev
Museum of Modern Art
Youth Denies He Helped Kill Church Worker
ATHENS Ohio AP A teenage murder defendant testifying said he was taunted by two companions when he objected to burglarizing the home of Eleanor Gifford in Athens. He claimed the burglary led to the church field worker's death, naming Grover E Rawlins and others as involved and stating he and another hid as a hammer blows were struck.
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Grover E. Rawlins
New Straitsville
Eleanor Gifford
Athens
Rawlins
Harry Dodds, Jr
Jimmy Stewart
Episcopal Church
Stewart
Columbus
Dodds
Miss Gifford
Carbondale
T. Vincent Martin
Dodds-Stewart
Bank Robbers Face Charges Filed By FBI
WOOSTER Ohio AP two men James Perry 55 and Paul Boyes 17 both of Rittman were named in FBI warrants for a 2731 dollar robbery at the North Fairfield bank last Monday. Warrants followed questioning of a Rittman woman and her son with $640 seized at the home.
Drowning murder inquiry in Mahoning and atomic security row
A Mahoning County prosecutor opened an inquiry into the death of 24 year old farmer's wife found in a Beloit watering trough with autopsy notes of a scalp puncture and bruises, while the Atomic Energy Commission sought FBI review of a Nation's Business article on atomic security amid allegations of mismanagement and missing Uranium 235 from Argonne National Laboratory.
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Youngstown, D
Mahoning County
Williams A. Ambrose
Ernest Sturgis
Columbiana County
Albert Feller
Ambrose
Beloit
Salem Hospital
Albert
Sturgis
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Lilienthal
Huie
Woman Found Dead in Hotel in Upper Sandusky
Mrs Betty Diamond 34 of Flint Michigan was found dead in a Havlin hotel room Ohio with two bullet wounds near her heart. Coroner Hathaway ruled suicide saying she had been dead about 18 hours. James Truesdell owner found the body after breaking down the door. A note cited despondency over a life failure.
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Upper Sandusky
Betty Diamond
Flint
Mich
B. H. Hathaway
James Truesdell
Havlin
Father's Day lead feature and Canasta series begin
Sunday's Journal carries the lead feature on Father’s Day highlighting a columnist’s view of fatherhood. A six part Canasta explanation starts Sunday. Harry Walburg, 86, celebrates 39 years of uninterrupted work in Middletown. Ned Moran’s life trapping snakes is profiled. Somerville mayor showcases small town leadership in Nearby Communities.
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Harry Walburg
Middletown
Ned Moran
Somerville
Perjury case against Alger Hiss denied by judge
Federal Judge Samuel H. Kaufman denied a defense motion to dismiss the perjury charges against Alger Hiss. The ruling follows testimony about errors in the chambers' committee stenotype notes and a surprise witness in the prosecution case. The judge said arguments would proceed on the dismissal motion as part of the ongoing proceedings in New York courts.
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NEW York
Alger Hiss
Samuel H. Kaufman
Samuel H. Kaufeman
Stryker
Hiss
Kaufman
Hiss perjury trial stalls as witness vindicates Chambers
In New York the government rests its case against Alger Hiss after stenographer Benjamin Firsheim testifies he misheard Chambers testimony. The day also covers Senate debate on how to handle health safety strikes with choices between injunctions or seizure, pitting Taft and Douglas proposals amid labor and national emergency themes.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Douglas
D-Ii
Aiken
Lukas
Illinois
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
Girl Dies After Farm Fall Injury
Springfield Ohio report says nine year old Sus an Irene Kelly died after cutting an artery in her left hip during a fall while playing at her farm home. Coroner Austin Richards stated she bled to death before hospital arrival.
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Springfield
Susan Irene Kelly
Here
Austin Richards
Obituary: Dr James Twinen Dies in Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls Pennsylvania reports the death of Dr James Twinen former superintendent of schools at Gibsonburg Ohio a native of Antioch Ohio and Geneva College education professor and director of extension summer school divisions Also previously an instructor at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio
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Beaver Falls
James €. Twinen
Gibsonburg
Sandusky County
Antioch
Monroe County
Geneva College
Muskingum College
New Concord
Waitkus To Play Ball Again But Not This Season
Chicago AP report on Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Eddie Waitkus, shot by Ruth Steinhagen. doctors say it remains uncertain if he will return this season, though the 28-year-old star may resume playing baseball later. Steinhagen, 19, held on assault with intent to murder charges, is being examined for potential schizophrenia as her case proceeds.
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Chicago
Eddie Waitkus
Philadelphia Phillies
L. L. Braun
Chicago Cubs
Waitkus
Phillies
Ruth Steinhagen
Edgewater Beach
Cook County
Matthew PD. Hartigan
William H. Haines
Criminal Court Behavior Clinic
Miss Steinhagen
Dr. Haines
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