Negotiations In Steel Dispute To Resume Monday
U S Steel and the CIO United Steelworkers, after a brief truce, remain far apart on pensions and insurance as talks resume in Pittsburgh. Union President Murray cites presidential board recommendations, while John A. Stephens notes general terms. A Monday session is planned after a six day deadline extension.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
John A. Stephens
Murray
Stephen
USW
Jones & Laughlin
Crucible Steel
Aluminum Company of America
Truman
Colorful woods of Lawrence county attract weekend motorists
Motorists plan large weekend drives to view the riot of color in Lawrence county woodlands. William Kocher of East Washington Street returns from Deer Bay Ontario with a 44 inch muskellunge weighing over 21 pounds and several bass. Clock setting guidance notes changing to 11 hours rather than turning back one hour preserves the same daylight saving outcome.
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Lawrence County
William Kocher
East Washington Street
Deer Bay
Ontario
Can
Kocher
Canada
Daily Weather Report Partly cloudy with cool period
Partly cloudy and cool with light showers likely in the north portion. Some scattered frost tonight. Sunday fair and warmer. 24 hour period ends at 9 am: high 65, low 39, precip 0.06. River stage 5.3 feet. Compare to last year same date: high 64, low 49, precipitation missing.
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United States
Scientists Warn On Atomic Cooperation After Russia Test
Top American scientists urged united international action to curb atomic weapons. Dr. Dunning urged continued stockpiling for peace through strength, while Oppenheimer welcomed the clear facts. Allison questioned the weapon's production, Compton helped outline the early A-bomb era.
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Truman
Russia
John R. Dunning
Columbia University
Robert Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
AEC
Samuel K. Allison
University of Chicago
Arthur H. Compton
Rajk Sentenced to Death in Hungarian Treason Trial
Former Hungarian foreign minister Laszlo Rajk received the death penalty for plotting to overthrow the Budapest government with help from Marshal Tito and the United States. Eight defendants confessed. two were sentenced to death here, with others to life imprisonment or jail, while two cases were remanded to a military court. Rajk declined to appeal and faced execution unless overturned.
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Budapest
INS
Laszlo Rajk
Marshal Tito
United States
Rajk
People's Court
Gyorgy Palffy
U. S. Re-Examines Defenses Over Russian Atomic Bomb
Washington reports that Gen. Omar Bradley and the joint chiefs will re-evaluate American defenses in light of Russia’s atomic bomb. Officials discount theories of an atomic explosion without a bomb and say basic defense plans need no change. They cite three reasons supporting a bomber device as essential.
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Washington
INS
America
Russia
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Defense Department
Hurricane Moves Toward Mexico
A small hurricane in early development moved slowly west-northwest toward the Mexican coast. The center was 130 miles east-southeast of Tampico with winds of about 75 mph in a small area, gales spreading 50 miles. Slow west-northwest drift is expected for 12 hours and small craft off the Texas coast are advised to stay in port.
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New Orleans
Texas
Deaths in News Record Era include Hughes Ingram Scott Pack Crane
Death notices list Miss Sarah May Hughes 71 of New Bedford Mrs Margaret Ingram 93 of Al mira Home Miss Esther Clark Scott 84 of Cleveland Ohio Chryst Pack 55 of Ellwood City and William Crane 1307 Huron Avenue with brief biographical details.
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Sarah May Hughes
New Bedford
Margaret Ingram
Almira Home
Esther Clark Scott
Cleveland
Ohio
Chryst Pack
Ellwood City
William Crane
Huron Avenue
Plane bombing murder charge in Quebec case
A 28 year old jeweler J Albert Guay was charged with murdering his wife Rita Morel Guay by arranging a time bomb aboard a DC 3. The crash killed 23 including three American officials and 20 Canadians. A witness and mother of a four year old daughter named Mrs Arthur Pitre reportedly confessed to placing the parcel bomb.
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Quebec
UINS
J. Albert Guay
Alphonse Garon
Rita Morel Guay
INS
Canadian Mounted Police
J. A. Guay
Pitre
Truman to make no further bomb statement
The White House said President Truman will not comment further on the atomic explosion in Russia. Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross said he will work on a speech for a testimonial dinner in Kansas City next Thursday night honoring William M. Boyle. He noted no link between the blast report and the Blair House meeting held last July.
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Acme
Washington, D. C
Louis Johnson
White House
Truman
Russia
Johnson
Washington
INS
Charles G. Ross
Kansas City
William M. Boyle
Ross
Blair House
Congress
Earthquakes Hit Fordham Seismograph Early Today
Two strong shocks were recorded on Fordham University’s seismograph at 12 33 a m and 2 43 a m EDT The quakes occurred about 8 900 miles away in the south Pacific Father John Lynch said the events were fairly severe in intensity and detected early today
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New York
Fordham University
John Lynch
South Pacific
Russia Silent On Atomic Bomb Reports
James E. Brown reports Moscow offers no comment on whether it holds the atom bomb as Western leaders say an explosion has occurred in Russia. The Berlin radio notes political circles view the claim as an American admission, while Moscow and the Soviet embassy maintain silence.
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London
Russia
Moscow Radio
West
Truman
Attlee
Berlin
End of Daylight Saving Time Clocks Turn Back Tonight
Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday at 2 am and New Castle with Lawrence County will switch to Eastern Standard Time. Set clocks back one hour at 11 pm to 10 pm or at midnight to 11 pm. The article notes gaining or losing the hour and includes a playful hint for youths.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Nine Airmen Killed In Guam B 29 Crash
A B 29 Superfortress crashed on a Guam runway during takeoff last night killing nine airmen and critically injuring at least five others. The bomber belonged to the 28th Bombardment Squadron of the 19th Bombardment Group and carried six officers and eight men. Names of the victims were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Guam
INS
19Th Bombardment Group
Campaign opens for Chest drive led by Rev A E Simon
The Community Chest campaign committee will again be headed by Rev. A E Simon pastor of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church with J L Matthews as director. Final jump off plans followed a Friday Industrial division meeting at New Penn Hotel with Alan K Schmidt presiding Jack Grittie as vice chair. Industrialists plan a 100 percent enlistment of payroll workers for the Once and For All fund drive beginning September 28 across local plants. Employee meetings will discuss the One Shot method of regular payroll deductions.
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Community Chest
A. E. Simon
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. L. Matthews
Rev. Simon
Alan K Schmidt
New Penn Hotel
Jack Grittie
Baginning
New, Castle News
Alan K. Schmidt
New Castle
Schmidt
Rally Day Observed by Churches in New Castle Area
Churches in New Castle and Lawrence County will mark Rally Day on Sunday with joint city and county efforts led by the New Castle Superintendent's Council and the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association. About 35 Sunday schools were visited for the rally program to boost attendance. Butler Hennon of Wampum says roughly 70 percent of county schools are participating.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Paul D. Weller
Butler Hennon
Wampum
Vice President Barkley Stirs St. Louis Birthday Party
In St Louis on September 24 Vice President Alben Barkley visited Lambert field to wish Mrs Carleton Hadley a happy birthday A party at Mrs T M Layman home followed Rumors of an engagement dismiss ed as unfounded by both Barkley and Mrs Hadley who said a marriage would be announced publicly if it occurred aged 38 yesterday.
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ST. Louis
INS
Alben Barkley
Carleton S. Hadley
Lambert-St. Louis Municipal Airport
Hadley
T. M. Layman
Pennsylvania Supplies Most Recruits to U S Army and Air Force
Maj. John M. Wilson, commanding officer of the recruiting district, reports that Pennsylvania supplied 29,810 recruits in fiscal year 1949, constituting 6.5 percent of the 455,960 men enlisted, the highest share in the nation for both services.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U. S. Army
Air Force
John M. Wilson
Commonwealth
International Control Seen After Russia Atom Bomb
Washington officials say Russia's atom bomb makes strict international control of atomic energy essential. Truman and Acheson push UN backed world control. Lucas calls for new efforts as McMahon warns of a cruc ial dilemma amid Soviet progress.
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Washington
Russia
Truman
United Nations
U. S
Senate
Lucas
Acheson
Sen. McMahon
Inside Today's Classifieds and Page by Page Contents
A listing of sections on the page including Classifieds Radio FV 15 Crossword 15 Sports 14 Comics 15 Society 0.05 3 Obituary 2 Stocks Editorial 4 Theatrical 12, indicating the varied features and layout of the issue.
Autumn Brings Golfers’ Melancholy Reflections
The piece notes golfers brood as autumn cools, lament lost summer sun and ideal conditions. It imagines daily joustings on fairways and par woes, then forecasts clubs stored away and longing for spring and lighter days.
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James E. Brown
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