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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
4
A threatened strike by Shenango Valley Transportation drivers looms after the May 31 contract expiry. The union argues for higher wages while the company cites losses. the editorial urges negotiation and retroactive settlement to avoid public disruption and preserve service.
The court rejects Truman's plan to seize steel mills, signaling a lasting legal limit on executive power. Union leaders condemn the ruling as a blow to labor while steel company officials welcome it, and CIO leader Phillip Murray calls for renewed strikes, highlighting volatility but expecting a temporary rift to heal.
Queen Elizabeth seeks current pay for her role and raises for Prince Philip and Margaret. Duke of Edinburgh earns 28000 yearly while Charles receives 300000 from the duchy of Cornwall. Former King George VI had 1148000 plus 367000 for family care. Royal allowances, subsidies, and tradition drive the debate.
The Romanian foreign minister Ana Pauker, a veteran of decades in the communist leadership, faces possible trial and removal as party officials are expelled or demoted amid a currency reform backlash. Moscow may back a new defense minister, Emil Bodnaris, as Pauker's influence wanes and protests rise at home.
The record cites Gen Mark W Clark declaring strict use of force on rebellious prisoners in the Pacific. Gen Dwight D Eisenhower expresses relief at being present in Washington. Actress Corinne Calvert offers a provocative view on beauty and gender dynamics in Hollywood.
Walter Kiernan recalls a passenger who gives up his seat to an elderly woman on an Abilene plane. She shares long held political loyalties and jokes about Ike Dewey and past candidates as he asks questions. The anecdote ends with her reclaiming the seat and the stewardess tending to him.
Poem notes two men who disagree often yet remain friends. They differ in tastes, attire, and church choices but share mutual respect and companionship. The speaker and his friend laugh at each other and accept differences, staying close as gentlemen.
Daniel F Malan born in Van Riebeeck West studied theology and became a preacher before turning to journalism and politics in 1914. Elected to Parliament in 1918, he held cabinet posts and led the opposition at times. He succeeded Smuts as premier in 1948 and served as minister of internal affairs, but his white supremacy views made him unpopular with many countrymen.
A proverb notes that whisperers sow strife and can separate close friends. It urges choosing silence or public denouncement of wrong doing to preserve integrity and unity.
A patriotic broadside urges unity amid Supreme Court action and labor tensions. It compares current struggles to the Boston Tea Party and Gettysburg, warns against seizing private property, and honors the sacrifices of wars from New England to Korea while stressing government of laws over men.
Washington reports a steel surplus amid price drops as defense plant work slows and strike effects fade. Kefauver leads early primaries but Stevenson could gain the nomination. Taft and Eisenhower remain competitive for the GOP. Tidelands veto risks override as Senate leans to support. naming of military witnesses sparks a committee mix up with Col. McCormick clarifying his identity.
A compact satiric collection notes that rushing signals bad management and lists quips from Irving Hoffman and a few wry lines. It mentions a crossing prank, changes in social rituals, aristocracy, age questions, and a Lucifer tale.
A travel essay promotes box lunches for Air Coach transatlantic trips. The writer envisions packing meals in a shoe box to avoid airline meals, praising thrift and nostalgia, and imagining seatmates swapping sandwiches aboard a flight toward Europe.
Washington and Berlin clash over a Bonn Pact and a Bricker Amendment seeking to outlaw treaties and executive agreements that infringe on rights. Senator Bricker and 57 colleagues push a constitutional change to require Congress and Supreme Court review of postwar accords and executive agreements.
A columnist argues for defense of honest police, mail carriers, firemen, tax collectors and local government employees against graft in higher ranks. He portrays neighbors Joe Riley and Sam the officer as trustworthy, contrasting with corrupt officials in front-page coverage.
The message warns drivers that no automobile has automatic right of way at intersections. It urges yielding when safety is in doubt and emphasizes that a green light does not guarantee safe passage.
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