Four Day Truce Fuels Senate Fight Over Steel Seizures
In a heated Senate debate over seizure amendments and the steel strike, Senator Byrd moved to invoke the Taft Hartley Act to end the strike. Maybank proposed a national emergency board with 120 day ban on strikes, followed by possible presidential seizure if terms were refused. Morse offered a competing “perfecting” amendment to replace Byrd’s language as a cooling off period loomed.
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Sen
Byrd
Maybank
S.C
Truman
Sen. Morse
R Ore
Senate
Morse
McFarland
Possible Strike Averted for Pan American Clerks
A strike by 4,000 Pan American clerks was averted as an agreement was signed for a 1 22 cent hourly wage increase retroactive to Feb 2 with a four cent rise on Aug 7 1952. The contract runs through Aug 2 1953 covering 18 cities and San Juan Puerto Rico.
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New York
INS
Pan American World Airways
San Juan
Puerto Rico
No two snowflakes share the same game shape design
A scientific note asserts that no two snowflakes possess identical structures. Researchers describe unique crystalline patterns formed as water freezes in varying atmospheric conditions. The finding highlights uniqueness in natural patterns and challenges notions of uniformity.
Eisenhower Returns to New York Amid Political Push
General Eisenhower flying back to New York after a closed Elks club meeting in Abilene with attendees from Kansas Missouri Iowa and Nebraska. In a news conference he said he remains uncommitted to any candidate. Senator Carlson cited undecided Taft delegates switching allegiance to Ike from several states.
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Gen. Eisenhower
New York City
Elks Club
Sen
Carlson
Kas
Eisenhower
Taft
Ike
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Washington
Kansas
Abilene
Misouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Card Of Thanks From The Community Bible Class
The Community Bible Class expresses its appreciation to the public for generous patronage of the recent religious film showing King of Kings.
Notice Disregard Not Responsible Published May 27 1952
Andrew J Aniceti of 223 Hazen Avenue Ellwood City Pa files a notice regarding a disclaimer of responsibility and associated details. The text references a publication date of May 27 1952 and the individual's address.
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Andrew J. Aniceti
Hazen Avenue
Ellwood City
Free Swimming Campaign Opens Tuesday June 9
YMCA general secretary David Garrall reports 577 registrations for the free swim campaign starting June 9. Seats allocated for girls at junior high schools and boys at the Y with schedules across Washington Franklin Oak Street Rose Avenue and other locations.
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David Garrall
YMCA
Lawrence County
Washington, Highland
Franklin
Oak Street
Highland
Washington
Arthur McGill
Rose Avenue
Washington, West Side
Thaddeus Stevens
West Side
Steel Leaders Signal Move Toward Settlement Talks
Union president Philip Murray pushes for acceptance of Wage Stabilization Board terms including a union shop while steel companies mull revising offers. Industry weighs 12.5 cent hourly wage rise plus benefits, with a 15 cent proposal and 1 year to 18 months contract discussed before Murray’s retroactive pay demand influenced by the Supreme Court ruling.
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Philip Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
Murray
Supreme Court
In memory of our dear Mother Viola Pettitt
Memorial note commemorating Viola Pettitt who died June 6 1949, with family’s loving message from husband children and grandchildren. Also a separate line about jellyfish size and a safety sign urging drivers to slow down for children.
Deaths Of The Day Five local residents pass away
William B Kinney aged 42 of 311 East Long avenue died at 9:45 a m after a two year illness of complications born in Youngstown September 9 1909 he was a New Castle resident for 20 years in the air conditioning business survived by his widow a son and a daughter and two brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements are not complete. Dr George A Smith Sugar Grove Pa former New Wilmington resident died at home June 5 Surviving include his wife and children Funeral services were held today at Sugar Grove and will be held in New Wilmington. Clyde Gibson Sr aged 75 of 11 Brant road Galt Ontario Canada died after a long illness Surviving children and seven grandchildren The body at Patton Memorial home Ellwood City with time to be announced. Edith Minnie Baldwin Davis aged 71 died at her daughter's home after extended illness She was born in Wiarton Ontario Canada Surviving three daughters and several brothers services set for Saturday at 2 30 p m from McGonigle funeral home Oak Park cemetery. Nick DeMarco aged 63 of 921 near South Mill street died at 9 40 a m after a lingering illness Born in Italy he lived in the United States 50 years and worked at Universal Pottery He was married 39 years to Josephine Monaco DeMarco Surviving wife and children Funeral services set for Tuesday at 8 30 a m from DeCarbo funeral home with a mass at St Vitus church burial in St Vitus cemetery
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William B. Kinney
East Long Avenue
Youngstown
James M
Mary T. Sweeney Kinney
New Castle
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy Kinney
William Kinney
Robert H. Kenna
This City
Vivian J. Griffiths
Eric
John T. Kinney
James P. Kinney
Orlando
Fla
Marie T. Wells
Madeline McGarvey
Biglex Funeral Home
South Mill Street
George A. Smith
Sugargrove
New Wilmington
Phileda Smith
Eugene W. Smith
Huntingdon
George Aten Smith
Olean
N. Y
Katheryn Smith Shrop
Endicott
Velma Smith Warnock
Clara Smith Branigan
Westfield
Sharp Funeral Home
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Clyde Gibson
Brant Road
Galt
Ontario
Canada
Lawrence County
Isaac
Jennie Woods Gibson
Frances Crumm Gibson
Gibson
United Presbyterian Church
Westminster College
University of Pittsburgh
Clyde W., Jr
Raymond Barto
Ellwood City
Warren
Kansas City
Kan
Wilford
Chapel Hill
N. C
Charles G
Ann Arbor
Mich
Patton Memorial Home
Edith M. Davis
Edith Minnie Baldwin Davis
Thomas J McCann
Warren Avenue
Raymond FE. Maxwell
Bovies Avenue
Thomas and
Margaret Howe Baldwin
Wiarton
William J. Davis
Davis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Pearson Street
Thomas J
Helen) McCann
Raymond E
Jean) Maxwell
Robert A
Grace) Long
City
Harry J. Davis
West Middlesex
Chester A. Baldwin
Howard Baldwin
Pittsburgh
Austin
Owen Sound
George Jones
Nick DeMarco
Mr. DeMarco
Italy
Louis DeMarco
Mary DeMarco
Universal Pottery Company
Josephine Monaco DeMarco
St. Vitus Church
Josephine
Louis
Mary Ango
Clara DeMatteo
Helen Charles
Rose Caname
Jane Dickson
Michael
Dan
Aliquippa
Domenic
DeCarbo
East Luttop
Cunningham
St. Vitus Cemetery
Youngstown College Grants Sixteen Degrees to New Castle Graduates
Sixteen graduates from New Castle and Hillsville are listed among Youngstown college degree recipients at the Wednesday commencement in Stambaugh auditorium. Degrees awarded include bachelor of science in business administration engineering education and arts plus associate in business administration.
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New Castle
Hillsville
Youngstown College
Stambaugh
Fred Leslie Beard
East Washington Street
George Wendall Bevan
Randolph Street
Earl Perry Brown
Raymond Street
Anthony Buonpane
Pollock Avenue
James Wadell Cook
Joseph Bernard Green
Chestnut Street
Salvador Vincent Gergiolo
Neshannock Avenue
Lawrence D. Lesh
East Sheridan Avenue
Robert Stewart Melvin
Vogan Avenue
Edward Harry Miller
Laurel Boulevard
Thomas
Box
Baltimore Board Bans Birth of a Nation Film
The Maryland Board of Censors ordered the movie Birth of a Nation banned for being morally bad and crime inciting. The decision follows years since its production and limited theater showings in the state.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Board of Censors
In Memoriam Marquis D. Lichtenstine
In loving memory of our husband and father who died three years ago today. They say time heals but we miss him still. God gave us strength to bear the blow. Sadly missed by his wife, daughters, and son.
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Marquis D. Lichtenstine
Thanks for Kindness in Our Bereavement
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy and flowers during our loss. From Mrs William H Drake and Daughters.
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Nanatari
Mveatewy
William H. Drake
Pa Newe Observes Signs Directing Turnpike Traffic
The article notes signs to be erected in the Koppel area guiding motorists to the Turnpike once finished. It also mentions many retiring teachers leaving a long service legacy and the arrival of new staff in local schools. Meanwhile several local boys will live on county farms this summer to help with chores and gain farm life experience.
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Koppel
UN Chief Blames Reds Over Truce Deadlock in Korea
UN negotiator says only the Communist stubbornness blocks an armistice in Korea. He cites a UN prisoner repatriation survey showing 70 000 of 169 000 willing to return to Communist areas while 99 000 would resist forcibly. Harrison warns Allies will not join in coercion or bloodshed to send them back. Gen Nam Il spews propaganda at Panmunjom.
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Korea
Harrison
Red
Nam I
Kose Island
George Washington Masonic Bi Centennial Class Marks Reunion
The Scottish Rite reunion wraps with tea and a reception at New Castle Country Club for the ladies of the class and an evening reunion dinner with candidates and their ladies as special guests. Thursday the class elected officers Victor F. Patterson president Robert D. Dickson vice president Truman A. Lawrence secretary and Robert T. Patton treasurer. About 1500 are expected for tonight’s dinner and after it the auditorium will open for entertainment including consistory style program with movie shorts group singing and a stage show of variety numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Country Club
George Washington Masonic
John Hi. Templeton
Ocean waves reach heights up to eighty feet
Historical note describes ocean waves reaching as high as 80 feet in some conditions. It emphasizes the potential for extreme swell and coastal impact without citing specific events or locations.
Decisive Showdown Near at Koje Island
Richmond Va reports that secret tunnels on Koje Island are now doubted as water was found near the ground surface in two searches. Allied troops continue routines around 17 large compounds as 80 000 prisoners await reallocation into 160 manageable stockades.
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Richmond
Koje
Korn
Life expectancy trends and curious notes from history
An American newborn now expects to live about 68 years, up from 47 in 1900. The first steamboat ascended the Ohio river in 1817. Horses possess the largest eyes among land animals.
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Ohio River
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