Congress To Press Truman On 1-H Law Seizure Issue
In Washington today the Senate fight over industry seizure powers flared briefly before factions withdrew their amendments. Senators Case and Maybank pulled key proposals as both houses prepare to urge President Truman to use Taft-Hartley to curb the steel strike. A new limited arbitration plan was considered, aiming to allow seizure only after injunctions and an emergency board review.
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German car with armed forces tag spurs local chatter
A German made car nicknamed Jaguar was seen on a local parking lot with a small metal tag indicating its owner has served in the armed forces in Germany. State highway crews are mowing tall grass along rural roads. new telephone lines are being installed in Volant New Wilmington area to improve service. Corn growth is slow though one county field measures a foot and a half high as hay harvests begin. Wildlife and farm pets are being killed on county roads noted by Pa Newe.
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State Highways Department
Volant- New Wilmington
Pa Newce
Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report
Rather cloudy tonight and tomorrow with scattered showers or thundershowers tomorrow. Low tonight 58 to 60 degrees and moderate temperatures tomorrow. Maximum 77 and minimum 44 with no precipitation. River stage 5.6 feet. Statistics compare to last year with max 76 and min 46.
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United States
No Further Concessions In Korea Truce Talks
June 112 MUNSAN The UN chief Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison stated that no further concessions will be forthcoming from the Allies in the Korea truce talks. He accused Communist negotiators of stalling and referred to the prisoner exchange deadlock involving about 99,000 of 169,000 Allied-held prisoners who would not be returned. He urged the Reds to show willingness to end the armistice delay.
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United Nations
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Rayburn Seen Likely Democratic Nominee If Convention Deadlock
Rep. Walter, a Democratic leader, predicted Speaker Rayburn would accept the Democratic presidential nomination if the convention faces a deadlock. Rayburn, from Texas, would prefer to stay in Congress, according to Walter, a close ally.
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Walter
House
Rayburn
Texas
Congress
UN By-Passed Warns of Soviet Victory in Cold War
Porter McKeever, former UN spokesman and newly named director of the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, assailed the Truman administration for bypassing the UN on the Marshall Plan and NATO. He warned that withdrawing American support would be a tremendous victory for the Soviet Union in the Cold War amid millions seeking a path to expression.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Porter McKeever
Chicago Council of Foreign Relations
NATO
Convict Faces Murder Charge In Girl Slaying
A 25 year old escaped convict, Donald Hughes Snyder, faces a murder charge for the stabbing death of Betty Lou Arnold, nine, during a prison escape. He seized the child at the Arnold home in Carmel as police hunted him and a school bus witnessed the scene.
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Betty Lou Arnold
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Greenhaven State Prison
Beacon
Marvin D. Arnold
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Nancy
Arnold
Mrs. Arnold
Judy Garland Weds Michael Luft in Secret California Ceremony
In San Francisco Judy Garland announced her marriage to business agent Michael Sidney Luft. The secret ceremony took place at Robert Law’s 6000 acre Paicines ranch near Hollister, California, marking the third marriage for both spouses.
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Judy Garland
Michael Sidney Luft
Robert Law
Paicines
Hollister
Calif
Gunmen seize New York hotel and loot guests
Three armed men stormed the 15 story Hotel Emerson in Manhattan at 4 a.m. and controlled the lobby for three hours. They restrained the night clerk Martin Henry and stole 102 dollars from the cash box while robbing 26 arriving and departing guests before escaping.
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New York
Emerson
Martin Henry
American private hagelberber sentenced to death in nuremberg
A U S court martial in Nuremberg has condemned Army private Richard A Hagelberber, 19, of Chula Vista California, to death for the murder of two German citizens on April 19. The sentence is subject to review by higher authority.
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United States
Army
Richard A. Hagelberber
Chula Vista
Calif
Allied Troops Drive Wedges Into Red Lines
Allied forces backed by jet bombers gouged two wedges into Chinese lines in the iron triangle area west of Chorwon and southwest of Kumsong in Korea. Tank infantry raids overran Chinese positions east and west of Kumsong as heavy fighting continued into dusk. Casualties were reported among Chinese defenders.
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Seoul
North Korea
Iron Triangle
Chorwon
Kumsong
Red Hill
Gory Gulch
Peach And Cherry Crops Expected Above Average
Harrisburg report from June 12 states the Department of Agriculture forecasts the 1952 peach crop at 2,223,000 bushels, slightly below 1951 but above the 10 year average, and a cherry crop of about 11,400 tons, four thousand tons above normal though shy of last year's record. Pear yield is expected to be below normal.
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Department of Agriculture
Cascade Park pool reopens with splash and ceremony
The municipal swimming hole at Cascade Park opened this morning with Parks Director Joseph F. Medure presiding. Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo ex-Mayor John F. Haven and ex-councilman Albert A. Hoyland attended as revamp plans were unveiled. The public may view the pool from 4 to 10 pm, with Jack Shepp's orchestra providing music.
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Bill Watkins
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Edward A. DeCarbo
John F. Haven
Albert A. Hoyland
L. B. Round
H. B. Richards
Alec Samuels
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Jack Gerson
Robert White
Eben Reid
GNCA
Angelo
New Castle
Senate Moves To Extend Price Wage And Rent Controls
The Senate plans to pass and send to the House a bill extending price wage and rent controls to March 1 next year and preserving standby credit control until June 30 1953. Debate is limited amid steel industry seizure amendments and a Byrd Taft Hartley rider. The House Banking Committee is also finishing its own bill.
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Senate
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House Banking Committee
Detroit News Publisher Dies at 70 in Michigan
William E. Scripps, publisher of the Detroit News, died early today at his Lake Orion area country estate. He served 56 years at the paper founded by his father James E. Scripps in 1873. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Two Are Killed In Plane Crash In Westmoreland County
Two young western Pennsylvania men died when a light plane crashed at a private landing field in Westmoreland County. Fred Martinelli, 23, of Donora, and James Thompson, 23, of Belle Vernon, were killed instantly as the aircraft went into a tailspin during stalls practice. Thompson owned the airport site, near Routes 51 and eq, with his brother John. Martinelli owned the plane. both men were experienced pilots and Thompson was a former Air Force flyer who instructed at the field.
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Service Star Legion Of State To Meet In New Castle In '53
The Pennsylvania Service Star Legion ends its 34th convention in Altoona and selects New Castle as the 1953 convention site. Officers elected include President Maude Kelly Verona. vice presidents Pearl Ferrer Pittsburgh and Marcel Newman Wilkes-Barre. Secretary Dorothy Dmytryshak Altoona. Treasurer Mabel Bloom Crafton. Chaplain Alli e McIntire Clarion. Gold Star chair Helen Lowery Pittsburgh. conductor Mildred Miller Crafton. guard Flora Carlson McKeesport.
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Verona
Pearl Ferrer
Pittsburgh
Marcell Newman
Wilkes-Barre
Dorothy Dmytryshak
Mabel Bloom
Crafton
Allie McIntire
Clarion
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Helen Lowery
Mildred Miller
Flora Carlson
McKeesport
Deaths of Charles Campbell and Harry Patterson Listed
The obituary note records deaths for Charles Roy Campbell aged 28 of 504 Pine Street and Harry J Patterson aged 56 of Ellwood City, with both names appearing in the June 12 1952 edition.
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Charles Roy Campbell
Pine Street
Harry J. Patterson
Ellwood City
Lincoln School To Be Re-Built On Present Site
New Castle school directors vote to rebuild the Lincoln-Garfield building on its current site. They plan to purchase adjoining property as needed and hire the Thayer company as architects. Directors discuss enlarging eastward while preserving the gymnasium and auditorium.
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Thayer Company
Alec Samuels
W. Fulton Jackson
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Batista Seizes Sugar Exports To Avert Economic Catastrophe
Havana reports Batista declares Cuba will put all sugar exports under government control to prevent an economic catastrophe as sugar is Cuba's top commodity, while India warns against associating with South Korea and the U S Navy projects on nuclear submarines and immigration law politics unfold in Washington.
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Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Koje Island to Clear Compound 66 in Major Camp Move
American troops prepare for a crucial test as they plan to evacuate and split Compound 66 at Koje Island. Brigadier General Boamer says the 3,400 officers will be told of their move just before execution. A prior transfer and a deadly clash at Compound 76 marked escalating tensions.
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Tempted Fate Once Too Often
In Clementon New Jersey on June 12 a 17 year old boy Thomas H Clark died by shooting himself after playing Russian roulette with a five chamber revolver. Donna Woods 15 witnessed and told police Clark loaded four chambers and spun the barrel before a fatal second trigger pull.
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Donna Woods
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Parenting Dilemmas in Summer for Ten Year Old Boys
A mother faces a common summer challenge determining safe activities for a ten year old. She weighs sending him on a morning walk against risks of busy streets and proposes an outdoor play plan to keep him active and healthy without excessive gear.
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