CIO Leader Murray to Speak in Stambaugh Auditorium
Philip Murray president of the United Steelworkers and CIO will address CIO members in Stambaugh auditorium Youngstown Sunday June 29 at 2 pm. Western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio members will hear his outline of the steel strike. Overflow loudspeakers will be set up outside the building for attendees. A Lawrence county delegation will attend led by Daniel W Skelly. District 21 delegation from seven northwestern counties will be led by John W Grajciar of Farrell.
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Philip Murray
United Steelworkers
CIO
Stambaugh
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Lawrence County
Daniel W. Skelly
District 21
John W. Grajciar
Farrell
Public Aid in Decline Sees 23 Million Drop in 1952
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance spent 117.6 million dollars in the year ending May 31 1952, down 23 million from the prior year and 44 million from 1949-50. About 53.3 million came from federal funds, leaving 61.8 million from state sources.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Assistance
Department
Three Alleged Bingo Operators Held For Court
Pittsburgh dispatch reports three alleged bingo operators were jailed and charged with running a lucrative gambling game in East Liberty billed as a Highland Park American Legion post fundraiser. George Macko and John Macko of Homestead and Andrew Fetzko of Greenfield face court today. Legion records show $6,000 to veterans last year, while operators netted over $30,000. Bail set at $3,500 each.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Allegheny County
East Liberty
Highland Park
Kercher
John Macko
Homestead
Pullman Fare Hike Sidelined by PUC Action
The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg suspended a proposed Pullman sleeping car fare hike for three more months to October 1 to finish its investigation. Pullman seeks to raise lower berth rates from 4.05 to 5 and upper berth from 3 to 3.80 as it pursues higher regional and national prices.
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PUC TR
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
PUC
Pullman
McCormick Promoted At Base In Germany
First Lieutenant Thomas Mc Cormick of New Castle was promoted to Captain at the Wiesbaden Air Force base in Germany. He and his family are currently residing at Wiesbaden.
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Thomas McCormick
New Castle
Weisbaden
Germany
Smoking While Driving Causes Woman's Death
A Pittsburgh coroner's jury cleared John W. Barner of manslaughter in Emma Turyan's death after a May crash blamed on ashes from Barner's cigarette. The jury heard he lost control when ashes fell into his lap, prompting a warning to drivers about smoking while operating a vehicle.
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Pittsburgh
John W. Barner
Carey Way
Emma Turyan
Cologne Street
Miss Turyan
Barner
W. D. McClelland
Warner Brothers Develops Own Color Process for 82 Percent Films
Hollywood studio Warner Brothers announces development of its own color process to be used in 82 percent of its upcoming films, aligning with industry moves toward enhanced color technology and distinguishing its productions from rivals like M G M.
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Holywood
INS
Warner Brothers Studio
M-G-M
Albuquerque High Opens Short Course for Senior Boys
Albuquerque high schools begin a short course teaching operation of dump trucks buses trailers and other vehicles for senior boys in their final month of school.
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Albuquerque
INS
Albuquerque High Schools
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