Lewis Watches On Sidelines In Steel Wage Dispute
United Mine Workers Chief John L. Lewis, watching the steel wage dispute, has not yet signaled new coal contract talks. Coal miners earn 16.35 dollars per day plus welfare fund benefits funded by coal producers. Harry M. Moses leads the operators and may negotiate Lewis's next demands when he acts, with observers predicting coal headlines ahead.
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Pittsburgh
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United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Harry M. Moses
Moses
Washington
Clara Cruchman Earns Master of Education at Westminster
Clara R Cruchman of 329 Laurel Boulevard received a Master of Education degree at Westminster centennial commencement on campus Monday. She is the daughter of Mrs Bessie N Rech and the late Frank S Rech and serves as a teacher at the Arthur McGill school.
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Clara R. Cruchman
Laurel Boulevard
Westminster
Increase Of 182 U.S. Casualties In Korean War
The Defense Department reports 182 more American casualties in Korea for the week ended Friday, raising total American losses since the war began to 109,159. Among services, 110 Army, 63 Marine Corps, 6 Air Force, and 3 Navy casualties were recorded. Known deaths total 19,244 with 17,252 KIA, 79,426 wounded with 1,793 dead, and 12,481 missing with 199 dead.
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Korea
Army
Marine Corps
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Navy
Steel strike triggers B and O layoffs across 13 states
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will lay off 4,170 workers in 13 states due to a steel strike causing reduced freight traffic. Officials warn an additional 2,850 may be laid off if conditions worsen as the Pennsylvania Railroad furloughs about 1,000 workers tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Betty Smith Sees Spring Recital by Piano Students
Betty Smith presented a spring recital at the Second U P church Tuesday evening featuring piano students including Mary Todd Perry Robbie Allen Mary Jean Smith Carol Baldwin Eddie Lee Hite Sandra Papst Billie Carlson Robert McConnell Nancy Butts Martha Hawkins Sandra Sterner Ann McKnight Amy Johns Barbara Jones Ruth Gibson Nancy Hanna Patty Lockley Jerry Earl Betty Kay Campbell Ushered by Alyene Carrick and Mrs James Van Gorder Miss Smith received a gift from the group at program’s end.
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Betty Smith
U. P
Mary Todd Perry
Robbie Allen
Mary Jean Smith
Carol Baldwin
Eddie Lee Hite
Sandra Papst
Billie Carlson
Robert McConnell
Nancy Butts
Martha Hawkins
Sandra Sterner
Ann McKnight
Amy Johns
Barbara Jones
Ruth Gibson
Nancy Hanna
Patty Lockley
Jerry Earl
Betty Kay Campbell
Alyene Carrick
James van Gorder
Smith
Taft Edges Ike in South Dakota Primary Margin Narrow
Taft led Eisenhower in South Dakota with a slim margin as 1,697 of 1,946 precincts reported, leaving the contest undecided until the remaining precincts tally. The outcome determines a 14 member Republican convention delegation pledged to the winner.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
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Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
South Dakota
Kefauver Wins Eight-Man Democratic Delegation
In the Democratic balloting Sen Kefauver of Tennessee led to eight delegates to the national convention. His rival slate backing Humphrey conceded before 9 p m. Eisenhower supporters led in the Republican votes with 60 990 to 59 661 for Gen Eisenhower.
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Kefauver
Tennessee
Sen. Humphrey
Minnesota
Motorist Dies at Wheel in Pittsburgh
A 65 year old east end district motorist, George Haydon, died at the wheel of his car on Washington Boulevard, apparently of a heart attack. The vehicle veered into an embankment near the Allegheny River Boulevard after being observed by two soldiers. Haydon was taken to Pittsburgh hospital.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington Boulevard
Allegheny River Boulevard
George Haydon
Pittsburgh Hospital
Pittsburgh’s three navigable rivers within city limits
The article notes that Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, contains three navigable rivers: the Ohio, Monongahela, and Allegheny. It emphasizes their within-city boundary status and potential implications for river traffic and commerce.
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Pittsburgh
Bus fare hike approved for Mon Valley route
Mon Valley Bus Co operating in the Clairton McKeesport Pittsburgh area will raise general cash fares by five cents on June 15. Book tickets and school fares rise proportionately. The Public Utility Commission approved the increase to generate about 26 300 dollars annually due to higher operating costs.
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Mon Valley Bus Co
Clairton-McKeesport
Pittsburgh
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Today's Chuckle Defines Value of Education
A father replies that his son's education has cured his mother of bragging about him, a witty exchange that underscores family pride and humorous perspectives on schooling.
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