President Not Likely To Use 1-H Law
A June 11 bulletin reports Senate resistance to Truman seizure powers for the steel strike. Administration backers seek a broad blueprint to seize key defense industries, while the Byrd amendment to use Taft Hartley injunctions passes 49 30. Both sides expect the President to refrain from immediate T H action.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Administration
Senate
Sen
Morse
Lis
Congress
Byrd
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
City notes flag display urged for Flag Day
Pa Newe urges prominent flag displays in homes as Flag Day nears. The report notes bikes lack lights at night, a hailstorm nearby, sharp temperature drops from the prior day, and public water fountains now in service to cool pedestrians. Cooperation on lawn mowing is observed on a large West Side lawn.
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Pa Newe
Daily Weather Forecast With Temperatures and Clouds
The report notes cloudy and cool conditions tonight with a low of 46 to 52 degrees. Tomorrow brings more clouds and warmer air followed by possible afternoon or night thunder showers. U S weather stats show a 9 am 82 degree high and 46 low with no precipitation and the river at 4.8 feet. A year ago the high was 78 and the low 52 with 0.02 inches of rain.
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Pa Newe
United States
Wife Of Motorist Who Gave Hitchhikers Ride Is Slain
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania state police hunted wooded areas for two collegiate hitchhikers who shot and killed Mrs Mary Robert 45 of Edwardsville injuring her husband Jonah 45 in the shoulder. He said they rode from Scranton to near the outdoor theater on the Dupont outskirts before the deadly attack.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Mary Robert
Edwardsville
Jonah
Roberts
Wyoming Barracks
Park Swim Pool Opens Thursday at Cascade Park
Cascade Park’s rejuvenated bathing pool, revamped by Hydrozone Corp of Newark New Jersey at an estimated cost of 70000 to 75000, opens at 10 a m Thursday with city officials present. Lifeguards will be on duty during public inspection hours from 4 p m to 10 p m. Councilman Joe Medure heads the parks division and has overseen the project.
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Medure
Man Injured As Truck Overturns Near Kings Chapel Road
Frank Audia aged 36 of R D 5 was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 1 35 pm Tuesday for injuries after a truck he drove overturned on Kings Chapel road in an accident. EARTH TREMORS SAN JUAN Argentina June 11 Two tremors alarm residents after last night quake killed a six year old girl and injured 25 as homes collapsed.
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Superior Land and Supply Co
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Snourner
Audia
Kings Chapel Road
San Juan
Argentina
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Providence
Painter Killed in Fall at Home Roof
Michael Roscoe aged 48 died in Ohio Valley hospital two hours after fracturing his skull in a fall while painting the roof of his McKees Rocks home. Fire crews earlier fought a rubbish fire at 914 Moravia Street causing a windborne threat but no damage reported.
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Moravia Street
N. A. MacFartend
Pittsburgh
Michael Roscoe
Ohio Valley Hospital
McKees Rocks
Heavy Chinese Attacks on Korean Front as Shelling Rises
Reinforced Chinese units opened two dawn assaults on a key hill and an adjacent outpost northwest of Chorwon along the Yakok river. Allied forces reportedly repulsed both attacks after two hours of hand to hand fighting leaving about 50 Chinese dead at the outpost.
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Seoul
Korea
Yakok River
Iron Triangle
Chorwon
Eighth Army
Yakok
Red delegates to truce parley charge premeditated plan
Red chief delegate Nam Il claimed at Panmunjom that the Koje Island compound 76 assault was part of a premeditated UN plan to disrupt the armistice and extend the war. UN officials said Nam’s remarks echoed propaganda while Maj. Gen. Harrison said the protest over the three day recess was noted. The UN then agreed to reconvene on Thursday.
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Koje Island
Nam Il
William K. Harrison
United Nations
Nam
Rose
Red
Mark W. Clark
High Command
Panmunjom
Clark
Kim I Sung
Gen
Peng -Teh-Huai
Reds
Korea
American boys prefer jet pilots to presidency in poll
A Boys' Clubs of America survey released in New York on June 11 shows American boys favor careers as jet pilots, major league players, or atomic scientists over becoming president. Only three percent wished to be president.
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New York
INS
Boys’ Clubs of America
Russian envoy Panyushkin departs U.S. after final goodbye
Russian Ambassador Alexander Panyushkin leaves Washington for home after serving since late 1947, saying he never expected to return to the United States as he prepared to depart with his wife.
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New York
INS
Alexander Panyushkin
Kremlin
Washington
U.S
Panyushkin
Katherine Brush Dies Prominent 1930s Satirical Author
New York June 11 Katherine Brush a leading figure in the literary revolt against sentimentality in the 1930s died after months of illness at St Luke's Hospital New York.
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New York
Katherine Brush
Manhattan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eisenhower Leave at Columbia Extended Indefinitely
New York June 11 Gen Eisenhowers leave of absence as president of Columbia University was extended indefinitely by the university trustees yesterday.
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Ike
New York
Gen. Eisenhower
Columbia University
University
UN diplomat Jebb lashes Malik in stern address
British envoy Sir Gladwyn Jebb delivered a forceful rebuke to Soviet delegate Jacob Malik at the United Nations in New York. The exchange followed Malik's rejection of Western proposed ceilings on armed forces and his accusation that American forces used germ warfare in Korea.
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N. Y
Jacob Malik
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
Malik
U. S
Jebb
Benjamin Cohen
Korea
Earl of Selkirk
Economic and Social Council
Moscow
Disarmament Commission
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Jack the Clipper Strikes LA Again in 15 Year Old Victim
In Los Angeles on June 11 a man dubbed Jack the Clipper attacked 15 year old Priscilla A Ross as she walked near her home. He leaped from bushes and snipped her long 16 inch horse tail into a shorter poodle style cut.
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Los Angeles
Jack the Clipper
Priscilla A. Ross
Priscilla
Three Enemy Jets Shot Down In Korea
American pilots from the U S Fifth Air Force shot down three Mig jets in a twilight air battle over northwest Korea. Twelve F 86 Sabrejets engaged seven Mig fighters from a 25 aircraft formation. Credits went to Second Lt James F Low First Lt Albert B Smiley and First Lt Albany Ga for the kills. Mrs Woodside Dies in Millersburg Pa at age 84 after an illness.
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U. S
Soviet Rejects Demand to Withdraw Tokyo Mission
Yomiuri reports the Soviet government refused Japan's demand to withdraw the Russian mission from Tokyo. The Japanese note was handed to the Soviet Mission on May 30 and the rejection was delivered to the foreign office at 4 p.m. Wednesday. No official confirmation was available.
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Tokyo
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Yomiuri
Foreign Office
Political Forces Behind Taft In Drive For 1952 Nomination
In Chicago the 46 member arrangements committee set Taft lines for the GOP convention opening July 7. Gen. MacArthur named keynote speaker. Walter Hallanan chosen temporary chairman. Sen Millikin of Colorado to chair the Rules Committee. Dissent from Eisenhower supporters noted. Ralph Cake accused Taft forces of push.
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Sen
Taft
Committee On
Gen
MacArthur
Ohio
GOP
Guy Gabrielson
Sen. Millikin
Colorado
Millikin
Eisenhower
Ralph H. Cake
Oregon
Long Time Before Allies Can Leave Korea
General Mark W. Clark warned it will be a long time before Allied forces can safely withdraw and rely on the South Korean army for defense. He praised the Republic of Korea army's revival as an inestimable boost to UN strength and noted ROK forces have grown over the past year.
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South Korea
Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Korea
Clark
International
North Korea
United Nations
Burglars Escape With $17,000 in Jewels From Bride-to-Be
Police hunt two burglars who stole about $17 500 worth of jewelry from Mrs Shirley Carmel in her New York apartment. The loot included wedding gifts from singer Johnny Johnston, with the couple set to marry in Juarez, Mexico on June 28. The pair slipped in with a passkey while Mrs Carmel was out and left after a brush with the maid and a doorway attendant.
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INS
Shirley Carmel
Carmel
Johnny Johnston
Juarez
Mexico
Miami
Opera Star Patrice Munsel Weds TV Director in Europe Honeymoon
Patrice Munsel the Metropolitan Opera soprano and Robert Schuler wed in Manhasset. The couple heads to a European honeymoon aboard the Queen Mary for ten days. Afterward the 26-year-old bride will travel to London to film a Nellie Melba life movie.
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New York
INS
Patrice Munsel
Metropolitan Opera
Robert Schuler
Manhasset
L.L
London
Nellie Melba
Steel Production Loss Nears Six Million Tons
The Iron Age reports that steel production losses due to strikes will near 6,000,000 tons by week’s end. It warns that breakdown in steel talks suggests more serious output losses ahead next week and perhaps in following weeks.
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New York
INL
Iron Age
Death notices for Victor Surganovich Sr and Louis Krnst Fuller
Two deaths reported on Wednesday June 11 1952. Victor Surganovich Sr aged 58 of 1305 Williams Street and Louis Krnst Fuller aged 74 of 25 North Lee Avenue are listed.
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Victor Surganovich, Sr
Williams Street
Louis Krnst Fuller
Lee Avenue
Man Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
Rudolph Campolla of Hubbard Ohio faces involuntary manslaughter charges for the strike that killed Ignatius Pszenny a city street worker on Sampson Street. He posted $5,000 bail and pleaded not guilty before Alderman Margaret Orres. Four motor code violations were added including license tag display lack of operator cards and current inspection. Hearing set for Saturday at 2 pm.
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Rudolph Campolla
Hubbard, O
Ignatius Pszenny
Sampson Street
Campola
Margaret Orres
Gidlio Filigenzi
Delbert Weis
Orres
Would Extend Price Wage Rent Controls For Another Year
The House Banking Committee voted for a one year extension of price wage and rent controls while ending all credit and installment buying efforts by June 30. The decision came as part of a bulletin from Washington dated June 11.
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House Banking Committee
Mercer Youth Dies From Diving Accident
Mercer 20 year old Richard Sattes died after a diving accident at Sandy Lake when he struck his neck and sustained fatal injuries. He was from Mercer and the incident occurred in Mercer County.
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Mercer
Mercer, Pa
Sandy Lake
Richard Sattes
Dewey Eyes Ike Backing as GOP Delegation Shows Strength
New York Republican leaders led by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey meet Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to display unity and gauge support for the presidential candidate. The state delegation is expected to deliver at least 90 of 96 Chicago convention votes despite Taft opposition. In Tokyo, Britain's defense minister suggests possible Commonwealth representation on the UN Korea delegation, while Washington reports say Communist plans to exploit uranium mines prompt mass population shifts in Czechoslovakia and eastern Germany as Bohemia and Saxony edge toward unity.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Ike
Dewey
Chicago
Taft
Tokyo
Britain
United Nations
Korea
Earl Alexander
Mark W. Clark
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Germany
National Committee For the Liberation of
Slovakia
Bohemia
Saxony
Slain POWs Found in Koje Island Camp After Clearing
On Koje Island Camp 77 the bodies of 14 prisoners executed by Communist kangaroo courts were found as the enclosure was emptied of more than 6 000 inmates. American MPs continued digging for more bodies and warned of possible additional graves.
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Koje Island
People’s Court
No. 66
CMP
Miss Leona Black Hurt In Route 19 Crash Near Meadville
Miss Leona Black of 734 Croton avenue was listed as serious at Spencer hospital Meadville after a Sunday truck car collision on Route 19 seven miles south of Meadville. She was a passenger in a car with her mother Mrs Sarah Black and relatives Calvin and Victor Black and others from the city. Leona suffered a compound fracture of the right arm and forehead laceration with possible back injury. X rays could not yet be taken. Her mother and sister-in-law were listed as only fair while Calvin and Victor were in good condition.
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Leona Black
Croton Avenue
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Miss Black
Sarah Black
Victor Black
Calvin Black
Leona
Calvin
Victor
These are the days for the Chan tilly laces and veils
Fragmentary lines evoke a ceremonial mood with organ music and altar imagery. The verse centers on wedding or ritual attire and adornments, naming chan tilly laces veils and pearls as symbols of a solemn occasion.
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