Chiefs Of CIO And Industry Heads Recalled For Talks
United Press dispatch reports the White House recalls CIO President Philip Murray and six major steel company heads to Washington for renewed bargaining to end the nationwide steel strike. John Steelman invites leaders from U S Steel, Jones and Laughlin, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Republic Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Inland Steel to meet at 11 a.m. June 5 in the Executive Office Building. No new proposals were announced.
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Washington
White House
CIO
United Steelworkers
John Steelman
Philip Murray
Murray
Steelman
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel
Benjamin Morreel
Jones and Laughlin
Steel Company
Rt Am
Truman
East Street Racoon Amuses Residents and City Work Progress
Residents in the East street and Lincoln avenue area watch a racoon climb trees and roam streets seeking food. A car with the British flag on its radio aerial, Pennsylvania plates, was seen downtown possibly due to a British holiday. Downtown fountains are missing despite warm weather. A new machine for painting white lines on Grove street extension bridge speeds work and improves neatness. Jefferson street bus adopts a new northern route. Continued on Page Two.
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East Street
Lincoln Avenue
Pa Nenee
Pennsylvania
New Grove Street
Pa Nene
Jefferson Street
Daily Weather Report Fair and cooler conditions
United States weather statistics for the 24-hour period ending at 9 a m today show a maximum of 82 and a minimum of 57 with no precipitation. River stage stands at 6.2 feet. For the same date last year the high was 88 and the low 64 with 0.58 inches of precipitation.
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United States
Avert City Bus Strike Avoided After Morning Talks
At eleven thirty this morning the Shenango Valley Transportation Company and the bus operators union agreed on a twelve cent per hour wage increase. A strike was averted though some working conditions remain to be adjudicated later. Mayor Edward A De Carbo convened the mediation with Samuel Friedman Rolland J Fisher and federal mediator Charles L Ward present. The union insisted the full negotiating committee sign off before approval. The meeting recessed until this morning.
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New Castle
Sharon
Shenango Valley Transportation Company
Edward A. de Carbo
Samuel Friedman
Rolland J. Fisher
Bus Operators Union Local
Charles L. Ward
Fisher
John Armond
Layoffs Spread From Steel Strike Across Industries
In Pittsburgh June 4 INS reports the steel strike caused production cutbacks and layoffs in other industries as steel leaders meet in New York to decide next steps. 11 major steel firms discuss inviting Philip Murray to resume wage talks while Murray denies any conference is arranged. About 35 000 coal miners in steel plants and 9 000 railroad workers are laid off or furloughed as railroads dismiss workers.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philip Murray
Murray
New York Central
Erie
Soviet split Czech land seen by resistance
Secret reports from the Czechoslovak resistance indicate the Soviet Union may aim to divide the country and create a new Russian province in Slovakia. Moscow reportedly moves industrial plants eastward fearing defense of the west, with Ukrainian volunteers pressed to seek protection from the Czech Communist government.
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Washington
INS
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Slovakia
Kremlin
Stalin
Conneaut Pastor Accepts Call At St. John's Church
Rev. William E. Fruth of Conneaut Ohio will start duties as pastor of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church East North Street on July 1. He preached as guest on May 18 and 25 with unanimous call approval. Fruth, a Geneva College graduate 1942, studied at Mt Airy Seminary Philadelphia and was ordained in 1945.
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William E. Fruth
Conneaut
Ohio
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
East North Street
St. John’s Church
Fruth
Freedom
Geneva College
Mt. Air
Fined Five Thousand Dollars For Tax Evasion
Dr. Victor L. Myers a 56 year old chiropractor in Arlington Virginia was fined $5 000 after failing to file federal income tax returns for 1948 through 1950 The federal judge questioned why he believed Virginians did not have to file and set a July 2 deadline to pay the amount.
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Arlington
Victor L. Myers
Virginia
Albert V. Bryan
Myers
Bryan
What's in a Name: Drunk Driving Fines Split with Jail Time
In New York on June 4, 40 year old Joe Drunk, father of four, faced a drunk driving charge with a choice between a $25 fine or 15 days in jail. The report notes the name sparked interest as a humorous case.
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New York
Joe Drunk
Velasco Ibarra Seen Likely Ecuador President Return
Almost complete returns from last Sunday's election indicate Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra is elected president of Ecuador after five years in exile. He faced ongoing political tension as he returns to Quito to assume office.
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Ecuador
Quito
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Peak Pike Traffic Over Memorial Day
Turnpike officials report Memorial Day and the adjacent weekend set traffic records on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. About 60 000 cars were on the road Sunday and 50 000 on Memorial Day and Saturday. At Petersburg Ohio and Valley Forge, roughly 650 vehicles per hour entered or left during peak hours Friday and Saturday, a figure surpassed by Sunday travel.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Petersburg
Valley Forge
U S Patrol Advances on Autobahn Amid Berlin Standoff
An American patrol was allowed on the Autobahn from Helmstedt to Berlin today marking a first in nine days, while an Anglo American patrol was barred heading west. British and Soviet officials held talks with no final agreement as a standoff persists. A radio studio siege near Berlin confined about 300 people under barbed wire with British troops and police restricting entry.
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Berlin
East Germany
Helmstedt
Helmsted
Sergei Dengin
Soviet Control Commission
C. F. C. Coleman
West Berlin
Dengin
Coleman
West Germany
Bee Swarm Causes Car Crash in Neal Street Incident
Mrs Ruth E Witon driving east on Neal street swerved when bees swarmed into her auto. Her daughter Sharon 5 was stung and rendered unconscious. the car struck a pole and another vehicle. Sharon was treated at New Castle hospital and discharged.
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Ruth E. Witon
East
Washington Street
Neal Street
Sharon
New Castle Hospital
Bodies of two American flyers found near B 26 crash site
A joint American Japanese search party recovered the bodies of two American airmen near the wreckage of a B 26 light bomber that crashed on a mountainside west of Tokyo. The names of the dead were withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Tokyo
INS
Eisenhower Enters Political Arena From Abilene
Gen. Eisenhower travels from Kansas City on a Santa Fe special to his Abilene hometown for a 5 p.m. news conference and speech watched by an estimated 20 million viewers. He aims to mount a Republican bid after rejecting Truman administration offers and vows a historic political turn.
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Santa Fe
Kansas City
Eisenhower
Abilene
Truman
United Press
Kans
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Allies Demand Reds Account For 91 Soldiers
In MUNSAN on June 4, Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison handed a written demand to North Korean Gen. Nam Il seeking immediate accounting for 91 additional UN soldiers believed captured in Korea but not listed as prisoners. The move raises total missing UN soldiers to 986, alongside about 50,000 South Korean captives.
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Munsan
United Nations
Korea
Red
Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
Harrison
Nam Il
May Seek Congressional Authority For Seizures
Washington reports presidents may seize steel industry with congressional approval under a sweeping bill extending price and wage controls to March 31 1953 and rent controls for one year. Riders from Maybank and Monroney would redefine the wage stabilization board and give veto power to Congress on emergency seizures.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Banking Committee
Maybank
Sen. Monroney
Okla
Banking Group
Wage Stabilization Board
Monroney
Congress
Oklahoman
French Reds Sit-Down Strike Proves a Flop in Early Hours
Paris dispatch reports the nationwide Communist sit-down strike failed to halt production or transport in the first hours. Government “get tough” policy cited. Subways buses taxis and suburban trains ran normally in Paris. In Marseille, only half hearted pickets existed before police dispersed them.
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Paris
Warren Wins In California San Francisco Primary
Gov. Earl Warren captured all 70 Republican delegates after a bitter fight over the party state slate. Sen. Kefauver won 68 Democratic delegates in a contest against a Favorite Son slate. Sen. Knowland re-elected in both parties, solidifying his hold as a prime critic of Truman policy.
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San Francisco
INS
Earl Warren
California
Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
Knowland
Truman
Far East
Warren
Thomas H. Werdel
Bakersfield
Edmund G. Brown
Death Record List Names Ages and Places
Carol Dew Riddell age 8 of New Wilmington Hutch Davis age 88 of Grove City Hallett H. McCombs age 82 of 612 West Clayton Street. Death record entries dated Wednesday June 4, 1952.
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Carol Dew Riddell
New Wilmington
Hallett H. McCombs
West
Clayton Street
Jameson Class Will Graduate This Evening
Commencement exercises for the 1952 Jameson Memorial hospital school of nursing will be held at 8 30 this evening in the senior high school auditorium. Twenty one graduates will receive diplomas and pins. Roger W Rowland will preside and Wallace N Jamison will give the address.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Roger W. Rowland
Wallace N. Jamison
Westminster College
Margaret Muth
Homer R. Allen
H. Elizabeth Taylor
Senators Seek White House Veto on Controversial Immigration Bill
Three Senate opponents of the McCarran Immigration Bill plan to appeal directly to President Truman to veto the measure. Sen Humphrey of Minnesota along with Sens Lehman of New York and Douglas of Illinois have a White House appointment today.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Truman
Sen
Humphrey
Minn
Lehman
N. Y
Douglas
Ill
White House
Ultimatum To Koje Prisoners Is Enforced
American forces led by flame throwing tanks stormed Koje Island compounds 85 96 and 60 burning tents removing 75 inmates including five leaders. Guards toppled banners and flags while 17 anti Communist prisoners were freed and five rebels seized. Brig Gen Haydon L Boamer directed the operation issuing orders from a guard tower.
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Koje Island
Second Division
Kose
Haydon L
the Bull
Patton
Plan Crackdown on Korean Reds Now Living in Japan
Tokyo reports a high level security conference led by Premier Shigeru Yoshida to address extremism among Korean residents in Japan. Officials say the focus is on radicals who led recent riots and suspected arson against American property amid protests. Authorities note a large Korean population and a surge of pro Communist activity.
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Japan
Tokyo
INL
Shigeru Yoshida
Toyo
Cupid's Marksman Celebrates 79 This Month
The piece recalls Daniel Cupid's art and a traditional vow, noting a special month and a 79th day reference. It evokes past customs of courtship and engagement ritual with wistful nostalgia.
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Daniel Cupid
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