Negotiations In Steel Dispute Being Resumed
In Pittsburgh CIO-United Steel Workers and industry leaders including United States Steel resume talks to avert a possible strike by half a million workers. 53 firms are involved with deadlines set for October 1 and pension and welfare issues remain unresolved as meetings span Pittsburgh and nearby cities.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-United
United States Steel
Big Steel
USW
Crucible Steel
Aluminum Company of America
Sharon Steel
Youngstown
Shenango Penn
Sharpsville
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Republic Steel
Truman
CIO
Chestnut Tree Report and Local Notes Hit Slippery Rock
Wayne Kirkpatrick of Ellwood City reports chestnuts on a farm tree in Slippery Rock township Lawrence county this year. A boy on a bicycle listened to a baseball broadcast from a portable radio on a downtown street. A Wilmington township farmer hauled three wagons with a tractor by a string. A noticeable hail shower hit downtown New Castle around 11 o'clock.
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Pa Nene
Slippery Rock Township
Lawrence County
Wayne Kirkpatrick
Ellwood City
Wilmington
New Castle
Daily Weather Report For The Local Area
Cloudy and cooler with scattered light showers possible in the north tonight. Lows around 40. Saturday partly cloudy and cool with highs 55 to 60. 24 hour period ends 9 am shows max 71 min 45 with 0.04 inch precipitation and river stage at 5.3 feet. A year ago no precipitation with max 65 and min 35.
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United States
Death claims Mary MacArthur daughter of Helen Hayes
Mary MacArthur, 19, daughter of actress Helen Hayes and author Charles MacArthur, died of a generalized virus infection at Lennox Hill hospital New York. She had been acting with her mother in a pre Broadway tryout of Good Housekeeping in Westport Connecticut and entered hospital September 14.
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New York
INS
Mary MacArthur
Helen Hayes
Charles MacArthur
Lennox Hill Hospital
Miss Hayes
MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
Tal
Miss MacArthur
Westport
Conn
Blackmer to Plead Guilty to Tax Evasion in Denver
U S Attorney Max Bulkeley states that Henry M Blackmer the millionaire oilman will plead guilty to income tax evasion. The government will seek dismissal of four perjury indictments from 1928 tied to his Teapot Dome era flight. He faces possible fines totaling about twenty thousand dollars.
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Denver
INS
U. S
Max Bulkeley
Henry M. Blackmer
Blackmer
Europe
Teapot Dome
U.S
Orie L. Phillips
Deaths in Morning Record Reflect Community Loss
Ruth Lees Gill aged 52 of 510 Wildwood Avenue is mourned alongside infant Bonnie Lee Kumrow of North Beaver township. Edward McCarty Jr aged 83 and Jessie Burnside aged 68 of 308 West Wabash Avenue are listed among the departed.
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Ruth Lees Gill
Wildwood Avenue
Bonnie Lee Kumrow
Beaver Township
Edward McCarty, Jr
Aliquippa
Jessie Burnside
West Wabash Avenue
Dr J B Reid Accepts Call to Highland U P Church
Dr Jennings B Reid of Charlotte North Carolina has accepted the call to lead the Highland United Presbyterian Church. He is a Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary graduate who served as a pastor in Monmouth Illinois and as a chaplain in the United States Army Air Corps. The church has lacked a regular minister since October 1948. October 26 marks the churchs 45th anniversary.
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Jennings B. Reid
Charlotte
N. C
Highland U. P
Reid
Erskine College
Due West
S. C
Pitts
William Manson
James S. Stewart
Highland Congregation
D. L. Ferguson
Erie
Highland Church
No Indication Of Any Move To End Coal Strike
The coal strike drags on as John L. Lewis rejects the industry's final offer to end the no-work walkout. Negotiations at the Greenbrier Hotel in West Virginia show little progress, with talks recessed until next Thursday. Operators push for indefinite recess. Lewis opposes. Over two months of talks have failed to move beyond renewing the old pact for two years, with 480,000 coal diggers affected.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Northern and Western
Swank Greenbrier Hotel
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
British Labor Ready To Battle In Parliament
London reports say Britain's labor government and the conservative opposition prepare for an emergency parliamentary session on the economic situation next week. Prime Minister Attlee appears secure, while Churchill's group is ready to seek a censure vote. Labour's large majority is expected to hold if a confidence vote occurs. Trade union grumbling over wage freezes and price boosts follows pound devaluation.
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London
Britain
Clement Attlee
Winston Churchill
Senate approves arms aid bill by large vote
The Senate passed the anti communist arms for friends bill by 55 to 24 with no major changes. A George amendment to cut Europe aid by 200 million failed 46 to 32. A second 300 million cut was not voted. House had approved 869 million overall earlier. Conference to reconcile Senate and House versions may trim further.
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Washington
INS
Senate
House
Europe
George
Ox Roast Planned for Pennsylvania Week in Lawrence County
Lawrence county to celebrate PA Week with an old fashioned ox roast. Plans by the Greater New Castle Association and Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce are under way with date undetermined. PA Week runs October 18 in many communities ambassadors honored. Louise Treadwell Tracy of Spence r Tracy fame to be honored in New Castle for work with deaf children. A goodwill train from Harrisburg will travel the state with Governor James H Duff and Theodore Roosevelt III aboard, tentatively stopping in New Castle on October 20.
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Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Greater
Commonwealth
New Castle
Louise Treadwell Tracy
Spencer Tracy
Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Theodore Roosevelt
Scattered frosts predicted tonight in western Pennsylvania
Autumn arrives with a wintry snap as western Pennsylvania records a low near 40 degrees with Phillipsburg at 38. The Weather Bureau warns of light scattered frosts tonight while light showers exit. Saturday promises fair and continued cool conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Phillipsburg
Weather Bureau
Air Secretary Avoids Court of Inquiry Appearance
Navy Secretary Matthews blocks any attempt to compel Air Secretary Symington to testify before a court of inquiry. The decisive order ends a rapid sequence of events, with the Pentagon scene closing Thursday night.
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Washington
INS
Navy
Matthews
Air
Symington
Air Force
Pentagon
Reverend Charles Crist Addresses Mission to Lepers in Highland
Rev Charles Crist of Philadelphia spoke Thursday evening at Highland U P Church in a Lawrence County Sabbath School Association sponsored event. He praised Albert Charin, New Wilmington district president, for promoting piggy bank collections supporting leper work and highlighted Chapin's strong county records in distributing banks for the ministry.
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Charles Crist
Philadelphia
Highland U. P
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Albert Charin
New Wilmington
Chapin
Sketch of Proposed Central Presbyterian Church Building
Architects W G Eckles propose a new Central Presbyterian Church on a Wilmington Road site north of Hazelcroft Avenue in Neshaminy township. A $50 000 fundraising campaign begins September 26 funded by fire insurance, sale of the public square site, and campaign proceeds. The church traces to 1851 with 27 charter members and early efforts against slavery. Rev George Gordon presided, with early supplies by Rev George and Joseph Gordon and W S Mitchell, John Emery, White McMillen among elders.
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W. G. Eckles Company
Central Presbyterian
Wilmington Road
Hazelcroft Avenue
Neshannock Township
George Gordon
Reformed Presbyterian Church
South Street
Presbyterian Church of
New Castle
Chuirches
John Emery
White McMillen
S. W. Mitchell
Joseph S. White
Truman Announces Russia’s Atomic Bomb Test
President Truman said the United States has evidence that Russia has produced and tested an atomic bomb within recent weeks. The disclosure triggered secret congressional briefings and raised questions about intelligence sources and the pace of Soviet progress versus 1952 expectations.
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Washington
Truman
U. S
Russia
Defense
Johnson
M2 Ga
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
Senate
Wherry
New Mexico
Core
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Coach's Haunting Dread Of Looming Gridiron Trials
A weary coach burdens through endless worries as a young football team faces relentless, looming games. His days fill with anxious planning and his nights bring unsettled sleep and grim dreams of every upcoming match.
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