CIO Steelstrike threat looms as talks pause in steel seizure
Washington April 11 The CIO Steelworkers Union policy committee adopted a resolution urging settlement per Wage Stabilization Board recommendations warning patience is not inexhaustible. Government talks recessed until Monday while eight smaller firms were released from seizure and major producers challenge the legality of the seizure order. Production nears normal as negotiations continue with Secretary of Commerce Sawyer overseeing the effort and Wage Stabilization Board chair Feinsinger indicating possible weekend resumption if developments allow.
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Washington
Philip Murray
CIO Steelworkers
Wage Stabilization Board
U. S Steel Corp
Republic
Bethlehem
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Commerce Department
Murray
Nathan P. Feinsinger
de Selegmoenta
Maryland packed 16 million cases of vegetables
Maryland produced nearly 16 million cases of six major vegetables in 1951 including tomatoes, snap beans, corn, lima beans, peas, and spinach. American Can Co estimates show over 2 billion milligrams of vitamin C total, enough to cover an adult's daily need for more than a year. Vitamin content is preserved year round in canned form. A Louisiana Republican convention report notes a third pro Eisenhower delegate winning state support, with three delegates backing Eisenhower and one backing Taft.
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Ponce de Leon
Maryland
American Can
Free
Natives Craft Books Entirely From Wood in Sumatra
In a striking testament to resourcefulness Sumatran communities continue to fashion books using wood instead of conventional paper. Artisans carve pages from thin wooden sheets bound with natural cords, preserving traditional reading materials amid modern print culture.
Traffic Flows As One Way Streets Move Traffic Here
Traffic through Frederick moved easier amid new one way streets as Chief Charles V. Main said flows were near normal for the week. Tourists faced confusion at South and Market and Ninth and Market as motorists followed white lines and signs. Construction worker John Ranteala fell thirty feet on Route 240 near Hyatts town. his injuries were not considered serious. Hyattstown volunteers aided two brush fires while Mahoney prepares for a Senate campaign after a brief hospital stay.
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Frederick
Charles V. Main
Market
Ninth
Ninth and Market Streets
South
Market Streets
West South Street
South Market Street
Market Street
Ninth Streets
West Ninth Street
Ninth Street
State Roads Commission
Main
John Ranteala
Washington
Hyattstown
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Company
Baltimore Construction Company
Hyattstown Fire Company
Earl Gue
Boyds Road
C. W. Barton
Thurston
Mt Airy To Nominate Candidates For May 5 Election
Mt Airy residents will attend a citizens meeting Monday at Mt Airy Firemen's Hall to nominate candidates for Mayor and Council. Mayor Walter L Spurrier seeks a third term. Council members include Dennis Carrick Weldon G Dewson Norman Etzler Truman Lowman and Hubert Myers. Registration occurred April 7 at the Mayor and Council office. Election day is May 5 from 2 to 7 p m with one Mayor and five Council seats. The new Council serves two years.
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Citizens
Mt. Airy
Walter L Spurrier
Dennis Carrick
Weldon G. Dewson
Norman £. Etzler
Truman M. Lowman
Hubert K. Myers
New Atomic Plant Planned in Ohio River Valley
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a new billion dollar plant to produce uranium-235 using gaseous diffusion. Sites in the Ohio River Valley are studied to supply water and power, with 4 500 workers and up to 1 800 000 kilowatts needed. Construction would take 3.5 to 4 years and peak labor could reach 34 000.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio River Valley
AEC
Congress
M W. Boyer
Louisville
Cincinnati
StrikeCollapsed New York Picture On Western Union CTU
Western Union reported a nationwide strike by its AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union was “to break wide open” but the union denied the claim. The company said service was restored in 559 cities and towns, handling about 65 percent of traffic, suggesting the strike was waning.
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New York
Western Union
AFL
CTU
Taft Delegates Lead With 196 Backing in Party Loyalties
The Associated Press reports an unofficial delegate line-up through Friday for the Republican and Democratic conventions. Taft leads with 196 delegates, Eisenhower 86, Stassen 21, Warren 6, MacArthur 2, with 46 uncommitted totaling 367. Stevenson 54 for Democrats, Kefauver 4, Humphrey 23, Kerr 8, Truman 6, Douglas 2, Russe 1, Ewing 1, Douglas 32, Rayburn 14, uncommitted 29, totaling 165.
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Associated Press
Taft
Eisenhower
Stassen
Warren
MacArthur
Stevenson
Kefauver
Humphrey
Kerr
Truman
Sen. Douglas
Russe
Ewing
Justice Douglas
Rayburn
Dulles Attacks Foreign Policy as Defensive
John Foster Dulles accuses the Administration of rear guard actions against Communism and failing to seize the initiative. Speaking at a regional American Bar Association meeting he says the U S must not dance to Soviet tunes and criticizes lack of vision and partnership with Congress.
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Louisville
uPr
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Acheson
Truman
American Bar Association
U. S
Congress
Dulles Critiques U S Foreign Policy Unity And Consultation
Dulles argues that better pre consultation with Congressional committees would have fostered national unity based on free will. He claims current foreign policy divisions stem from Administration reluctance to involve Congress and from a defensive posture, suggesting deeper problems in policy making.
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Congress
Dulles
United States
Made in America Policy Stand Against Moscow
A speech emphasizes not following Soviet cues in foreign policy. The speaker rejects Moscow imposed tactics, insists on American initiative and leadership. The nation should maintain its tradition of policing globally with united American support and independent decisions.
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Moscow
America
36 Casualties Identified in Korea Defense List
Washington April 11 Defense Department released a list identifying 36 more battle casualties in Korea. The report shows 11 killed 24 wounded and one injured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
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Rock of Ages
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