Steel Leaders Plan Definite Offer On Issues
Washington June 6—A morning White House bargaining session on the steel dispute was called off at management spokesmen request as they draft concrete proposals for settlement of the nationwide strike. Negotiators for the industry and the CIO Steelworkers Union were to meet again at 2 p.m. EDT. Officials report the companies want to present union president Philip Murray with a definite offer to bargain on a give and take basis. Murray indicated some willingness to drop parts of the Wage Stabilization Board package, while stressing hard terms. Government officials led by John R. Steelman remained cautiously optimistic a settlement may be possible. Some said progress was made in yesterday's opening session and today’s talks could decide whether negotiations continue or break off. No new offers had been made yet.
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Washington
White House
Ci0-Steelworkers Union
Philip Murray
Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Six MiG-15 Jets Shot Down In Korean Air Battles
American Sabrejet pilots shot down six Russian-type MiG-15 jets over northwest Korea in renewed air clashes involving 92 planes. Capt. Paul R. Henderson of San Rafael, California, credited with one kill, helped down a seventh enemy jet after gun camera evidence confirmed it. Ground actions continued along the twilight-war pattern near Panmunjom with allied troops repulsing a Chinese probing thrust.
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Seoul
Korea
T King
Panmunjom
Paul R. Henderson
San Rafael
Calif
Firework Baned but Practice Continues Across City
Firecrackers are being set off despite years of bans as they are imported from states where legal. New housing along Route 422 east of the city seen with cellar excavations and upcoming dwellings. Lawn sprinklers on the Court House lawn observed amid moist ground with brown patches. Vacant lots sprouting weeds and ragweed risk hay fever in August. Route 18 from Koppel to Beaver Valley nearing concrete pour, cement shortages delaying progress and opening Ellwood district access to the Turnpike.
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Route 422
City
Pa Newe
Portersville
Koppel
Beaver Valley
Ellwood
Daily Weather Forecast With Mild Tonight And Showers
Mostly cloudy with a low of 60 to 65 tonight. Partly cloudy and warm tomorrow with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely. Maximum temperature 72, minimum 54. Precipitation traces. River stage 5.9 feet. For the same date last year lines show 67 and 44 with no precipitation.
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United States
Decisive Showdown Near At Koje Island Prison
On Koje Island UN authorities edge toward a confrontation with mutinous Red prisoners as Allied forces finish riot-proof compounds. A Canadian soldier reports a prisoner crafting tin spearheads in compound 66 and reveals weapon-making. Army engineers dig post-holes in a routine tunnel search. no tunnels found. Maj. David Korn reports the progress.
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Koje Island
United Nations
Maj
David Korn
Truman Flies To Missouri For WWI Division Reunion
President Truman flies to Springfield Missouri for a two day reunion with World War I 35th division buddies. He will arrive at 3 15 p m and deliver a closing ceremony speech of major importance.
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Washington
Truman
Springfield
Springfield Municipal
Cs.t
France
White House
Kansas
St. Louis
Omaha
Littleock
Taft Claims Most Indiana Delegates
Taft claims 28 or 29 of Indiana's 32 GOP convention votes as delegates gather for the Indiana state convention. Eisenhower prepares for a week of delegate handshaking in New York Detroit and Denver after leaving Abilene Kansas.
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Indiana
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
New York City
New York
Detroit
Denver
Western Union Seeks 9.3 Percent Telegram Rate Increase
Western Union Telegraph asks government approval for a 9.3 percent rise in telegram and money order charges. The proposal, tied to the recent 53 day telegraph workers strike, is expected to add about 13.2 million dollars in annual revenue.
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Western Union
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Allies accuse Communists over Geneva convention misuse
I N S staff correspondent reports from Munsan on June 6 that Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison told Communist leaders they ignore Geneva convention duties and now base their propaganda on alleged UN prisoner treatment breaches. The exchange centers on alleged violations and propaganda use of the pact.
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Munsan
United Nations Command
William K. Harrison
Army Private Escapes Train En Route to Fort Dix
Army Private Thomas Terranova leaped from a moving train at Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Station to escape while being escorted from Camp Brackenridge Kentucky to Fort Dix New Jersey. MPs delayed pursuit until Altoona as the search began. Terranova, 5'10", 150 pounds, black hair, brown eyes, wore Army trousers shirt and combat boots. formerly of Cleveland.
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Pittsburgh
Army
Thomas Terranova
Pennsylvania Station
Altoona
Torranova
Camp Brackenridge
Fort Dix
N. J
Acheson Plans Brazil Goodwill Visit
State Department spokesman Lincoln White said Secretary Acheson hopes to fly to Brazil on July 1 or July 2 for a goodwill trip invited months ago but delayed by scheduling.
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Washington
INS
State Department
Lincoln White
Acheson
Brazil
White
U S May Relax Home Buying Credit Curbs
Washington officials indicate a near agreement to ease credit controls on home buying to ease mobilization impacts. Potatoes price regulation was scrapped after fruits and vegetables were removed from OPS controls, with shortages expected to ease in days. The plan reportedly includes large cuts in down payments for homes over 12 000 dollars and smaller cuts for lower priced houses, pending Fed and housing agency decisions.
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Washington
INS
Office of Price Stabilization
Senate
OPS
Arnall
Agriculture Department
Federal Reserve Board
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Eisenhower Heads Back to New York Amid Campaign Push
Gen. Eisenhower flies from Abilene to New York with Taft camp converts backing his bid for the Republican nomination. He will attend a press conference at the Commodore hotel and meet delegates at Columbia University while remaining president of the university.
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Gen. Eisenhower
New York City
Abilene
Eas
New York
Sen. Taft
la Guardia
Kansas City
TWA
Commodore Hotel
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Paris
Ike
One License Tag For Autos In State In 53
Harrisburg June 6. Pennsylvania motorists will display licenses plates only on the rear next year despite police opposition. The single tag saved 750 tons of steel and $370000 in costs in 1951. Police favor two plates for easier detection and identification. Plates are produced by prisoners in Pittsburgh.
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Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
Revenue
Otto F. Messner
C. M. Wilhelm
Western
Pittsburgh
Marine Reserve Unit Receives First Motorized Equipment
The 6th 90mm battery of the United States Marine Corps Reserve welcomes its first motorized gear, including a jeep and a truck, delivered to New Castle and staged at the airport headquarters. Master Sergeant Charles E. Gillette, Corporal John Glaser, and Sergeant Raymond Gibson stand with the equipment. A 90mm anti aircraft field piece will follow. Col. Ronald K. Miller will activate the unit tonight at 8 o'clock, presenting activation orders to Major Robert M. White Jr and Captain Stephen Shervais, with Major Edward A. DeCarbo delivering the colors.
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United States Marine Corps Reserve
New Castle
Charles E. Gillette
John Glaser
Raymond Gibson
New Castile
Ronald K. Miller
Robert M. White, Jr
Stephen Shervais
Edward A. DeCarbo
Attorney General Pledges Aid in Negligence Probe
House Judiciary subcommittee investigates alleged Justice Department negligence over 14 World War II contract settlements totaling over three million dollars. Nine witnesses, including GAO head Lindsay Warren, are called to testify as Attorney General McGranery promises full cooperation.
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Washington
INS
House
McGranery
Justice Department
House Judiciary
Rep
Chelf
General Accounting Office
Law Enforcement Agency
Lindsay Warren
GAO
Ridgway Warns Communists of War Consequences
Gen. Matthew Ridgway, Normandy on the eighth D-Day anniversary, warned that if Communists choose war they will face destruction. He said a despotic alliance seeks a sterner totalitarianism than Nazism and urged that misreading Western peaceful aims would bring suffering to the communists and their power.
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Utah Beach
Normandy
INS
Matthew B. Ridgway
82Nd U. S. Airborne
Ridgway
President Truman postpones trip to McGrath Farm
The White House said President Truman will not visit the Rhode Island McGrath farm this weekend. The postponement aligns with Margaret Truman's final weekend in the United States before her Europe trip.
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McGrath Farm
Washington
INS
White House
Truman
Rhode Island
McGrath
Margaret Truman
U. S
Europe
Death Record notices from Ontario and nearby towns
Clyde Gibson Sr 745 Galt Ontario Canada. Dr Geore A Smith Sugargrove Pa. Nick DeMarce 63 921 near South Mill Street. Edith M Davis T1 916 Warren Avenue. William B Kinney 42 311 East Long Avenue.
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Clyde Gibson
Galt
Ontario
Canada
Geore A. Smith
Sugargrove
Nick DeMarcé
South Mill Street
Edith M. Davis
Warren Avenue
William B. Kinney
East Long Avenue
Four Day Truce in Senate Battle Over Seizures
The Senate pauses action on Defense Production Act amendments tied to the steel strike for four days. McFarland and supporters weigh seizure legislation while White House talks continue. The issue could be separated from the act which expires June 30 unless extended to March 1, 1953.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Pence
McFarland
Aziz
White House
Russians Lift Blockade in Steinstuecken for West Berlin Traversal
The Russians end a six day siege around Steinstuecken near the U S sector and permit German residents to travel to West Berlin without passes. West Berlin Mayor Ernst Reuter predicts war nerves may ease in two or three days.
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Berlin
INS
Steinstuecken
U.S
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Russia
Reds fire artillery hits safe zone during Korea clash
Reds claim shell fragments struck the so called safe zone wounding three Korean civilians as Communist soldiers left their trenches yesterday morning to observe an allied air strike on hills outside the neutral area. Lt Col Arthur P Hurr of Altoona Pa spokesman for the UN command says allied engineers will survey the area to ensure air war panels are correctly placed. A protest note was written by North Korean Col Chung San to Air Force Col Jew J Kinney.
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Arthur P. Hurr
Altoona
United Nations Command
Chung San
Air Force
Jew J. Kinney
Night Moon A Lawn Tables Lights And Chocolate
A short scene portrays June night calm with a moon bright over an acre of lawn. A boy in white stands near electric lights as tables are set and chocolate is shared.
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