U S Steel and USW Trade Tense Wage Standoff
In Pittsburgh the United Steelworkers and U S Steel await the next move as talks stall over a contract before the midnight expiry next Wednesday. The union rejects the offer claiming a small wage rise and vows day and night sessions to press demands, while management resists the guaranteed annual wage plan.
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Accrediting bodies and survey cycle changes in 1952
The passage describes a shift on December 6, 1952, when the Joint Commission on Accreditation took over a program that had been run by the American College of Surgeons. The commission conducts surveys every three years with representation from five medical groups.
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Guatemalan War Report Claims Two Towns Captured
Anti Communist forces say Gualan fell and Chiquimula was attacked with light resistance as Arbenz fled. Armas claimed victory and pledged to oust Communists, while Arbenz forces reported heavy losses for the invaders and battlefield gains for the government army.
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Trade Bait Luring U S Markets Debated in Congress
Agriculture Chairman George Aiken of Vermont opposed the farm amendment aimed at wool subsidies and defense programs. He warned it would ruin U S business, noting the Senate approved measures to boost domestic wool while allowing imports at high levels.
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George Aiken KR Vt
Senate
Bell backs reform bill on metric weights and measures
Alexander Graham Bell supported a 1906 Congressional bill proposing uniform metric weights and measures to replace the chaotic inches tons and gallons then in use in the United States.
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Alexander Graham Bell
United States
County Fire School Opens Tuesday Night
Alleghany county hosts its annual fire school expected to draw 1500 to 1600 volunteer firefighters. Cpl. H. C. Rice covers arson detection and signs of suspected arson, while Deputy Chief Joseph Fay stresses training and safety to prevent fatal accidents. James Cattron explains county radio procedures as a film closes the first evening. The event continues nightly at Shenango High School with a Saturday parade and basket lunch at Cascade Park.
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Joseph P. Fay
Pittsburgh Fire Department
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James Cattron
Civil Defense
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Shenango High School
Cascade Park
Severe Storm Strikes City Across Various Streets
A severe storm knocked down limbs and trees across the city blocking traffic and damaging parked cars. Wires were downed, phones out of service, and emergency crews worked late into the night to restore conditions and clear streets.
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Electric Company
Free World Faces Grim Problems in Global Struggle
Senate leaders praised Secretary Smith for detailing the Geneva Conference on Korea and Indo China. They noted Churchill and Eden remarks but withheld specifics. Dulles spoke in broad terms on the global situation as Communist pressure persists.
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William F. Knowland
Calif
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Korea
Indo- China
Churchill
Anthony Eden
John Foster Dulles
Card Of Thanks For Sympathy After Bereavement
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement with flowers and car donations from the children of Louis Nocera and Domenick Nocera.
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Louis Nocera
Domenick Nocera
Deaths Of The Day William Slater McAnlis 72
William Slater McAnlis 72 of R D 1 New Galilee died at home Tuesday at 4 p m after a short illness following a stroke a week earlier He was born June 25 1661 on the family farm a dairy farmer and Big Beaver Grange member He leaves wife Edna Mae Jenkins McAnlis children Marie Morrow Dorothy English Lillie Mae Marjorie McAnlis W Paul McAnlis Wayne Ralph Robert Lee and six grandchildren Surviving siblings include Maude Douglass George N McAnlis Sterett McAnlis Wallace Floye and Clara Fullerton The body is at W S Caskey funeral home and will be moved to the residence where calling starts after 7 p m Services Friday at 2 p m Rev Robert Rounce to officiate Interment Union Cemetery New Galilee.
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New Galilee
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Mary Ann Patterson McAnlis
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Reformed Presbyterian Church
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Floye McAnlis
Clara Fullerton
W. S. Caskey
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Dr Karl Compton Dies Aged 66 In New York
Dr Karl T Compton 66, MIT president and top planner in atomic bomb development, died in a New York hospital Tuesday night five days after a heart attack. He was in New York on a business trip when stricken last Thursday. His wife Margaret Hutchinson was at his bedside.
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Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York Hospital
Margaret Hutchinson
McCarthy Army Hearings Report Likely by August
The McCarthy Army hearings may yield a report by August as Sen Jackson predicts a summation of two million words of testimony. Senator Jackson said the deadline hinges on Raymond Jenkins finishing the summary in three to four weeks after returning to Tennessee.
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Pat McCarran
O' Ney
Ray H. Jenkins
Tennessee
President Churchill and Red China Policy Considerations
International briefing outlines U S labor and Churchill talks on Red China. The plan aims to deny trade with the West to China and force reliance on own resources. Possible effects include strained Soviet and satellite output, slower Chinese growth, and friction between Moscow and Beijing.
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China
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Red China
Red
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President Heads to Conference With Churchill and Eden
The article notes urgent foreign policy and defense talks as President prepares for a weekend conference with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. Churchill and Eden will visit Washington Friday, with the White House closed to tourists Friday and Saturday to ensure privacy.
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Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Washington
White House
Slow Down and Live Motto Pushed on Highway Truce Parade
A regional notice describes a 1954 highway safety campaign featuring the motto Slow Down and Live. The message appears on insistent placards painted on vehicles during a city parade, urging slower driving and safer conduct as the convoy passes through the area.
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Salkiels Company
Guatemala seeks action to halt attacks at UN
The 11 nation group at the United Nations unanimously urged end to bloodshed in Guatemala and asked all members to desist aiding either side in the fighting. Toriello reported acts of aggression from bases in UN member states. Some Latin delegates doubt prospects of revolting against Jacobo Arbenz Guzman as Soviet vetoes loom.
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Russia
Toriello
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Lodge
Security Council
Soviet Union
Pakistanis Are Moslems Karachi Eighty-Six Percent
Pakistan's 76 million population is ninety percent Moslem in Karachi and nationwide. Tennessee produced nearly five million tons of coal in 1953 across its mines and industries.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Tennessee
France China leaders hold far reaching Berne talks
The first meeting between French and Chinese premiers in Berne raised anxiety in U S official circles. Chou En Lai was seen as aiming to loosen France from the Western alliance and curb American influence in Asia while seeking military neutralization and a Buddhist defense pact including Indo China states and Thailand.
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China
Thailand
Vietnam
Hentiaplomats
Chou
Russia
Europe
French Leaders to Review Soviet Plan on Security Org
French premier and foreign minister will study a Soviet proposal for a general European security organization claimed to threaten the European Defense Community. The move comes amid tensions over European defense arrangements and postwar alignment.
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European Defense Community
Major Fire Charred Seoul Business District
A major fire broke out in Seoul’s central business district causing extensive damage. U S Army engineers and bulldozers rushed to create firebreaks to halt the blaze, the third major Seoul fire in a year.
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U. S. Army
Truman Reported Doing Fine During Recovery
Former President Harry S Truman is said to be recovering well at Research hospital in Kansas City. He is sleeping well and has a normal temperature. A nurse called him the best patient she has ever had.
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Kampach Research Hospital
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