White Anger Warns Of Coal Miners Crisis
John L. Lewis warned that when the 1946 welfare fund is exhausted on July 1 some 146000 miners would lose distress and medical benefits unless the untapped IMT fund is released. Talks with operators resume in Washington as injunctions force bargaining.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Wmen
T. Alan Goldsborough
Southern
Ezra van Ham
Senator Bridges
R-Nh
Welfare Fund
Navy
Norman H Collisson
Thomas Blurray
Short Circuit In Pool Kills Boy Swimmer Harrisburg
A Harrisburg pool suffered a deadly electrical short circuit injuring several swimmers. Clyde Peters, 12, died after water near a steel ladder was electrified by two underground power lines. Rosemary Fritsch also was affected. both were in a 15 foot zone around the ladder. Peters and Fritsch were pulled from the pool and Peters died at PolyClinic Hospital. A bystander, Robert Foltz, described paralysis during rescue attempts.
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Harrisburg
Winfeld Yarnell
Yarnell
Clyde Peters
Fritsch Girl
Peters
Polyclnic
Drunken driving arrests and county assault cases detailed
Over the weekend city police booked two suspects on drunk driving and assault and battery charges. Richard S. Lusby of Pittsburgh was jailed after an under the influence arrest near the Square Corner, facing a $100 fine and costs with 30 days in jail if defaulted. Lester William McCall, 110 West Patrick street, and Jo Ann Taylor of Titusville were among others arrested on assault charges with bonds ranging from 250 to 580 dollars. Additional arrestees include William Burke, Thomas Cal James, Thomas Danner, Danna G Kang, and others, with officers Serg Phobus, Shock, Hoffman, Burras, and J. Krandee listed among the apprehending personnel.
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Pittsburgh
Richard S. Lusby
Harry Phillips
Lusby
Jo Ann Taylor
Titusville
Sergi
Dan Saomsey
Charles Burras
Lester William McCall
West Patrick Street
Dom
Lund
William Burke
Thomas Cal James
Hollins
Thomas Danner
East Street
George Crummitt
North Market Street
Danna G Kang
Washington
Cas
Serg
Phobus
Shock
Hoffman
Burras
Roger
J. Kranede
Vandenberg Moves To Save Foreign Aid
Washington, June 6 One of the most crucial battles in the current Congress centers on foreign aid after a large House cut. The Senate will decide whether to restore all or part of the $6.533 billion requested for 12 months, with a swift process required before June 19 adjournment. Vandenberg seeks full restoration, arguing its failure could jeopardize the cold war. ERP funding bears the brunt of the cut. hearings begin Wednesday with Vandenberg as lead witness, joined by Hoff man and Secretary Marshall.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Taker
H-Ny
House Appropriations Committee
Bidges
R-Nh
Paul G. Hoffman
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
Marshall
Senator Capper Not To Seek Re-Election
Washington June 6 Senator Arthur Capper 82 R Kan oldest Senate member and Agriculture Committee chair announced he will not run for re election His term ends next January He had earlier planned to stay in the race and entered the Senate in 1919 The decision came as a surprise and makes the second oldest member leave the chamber
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Washington
Arthur Capper
Kan
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Cappers
Capper
McKeller
Capper withdraws from re election bid for Senate Kansas
Kansas Senator Capper announces retirement at end of current term after 30 years of service. He will not seek the Republican nomination and urges filing with the Secretary of State at Topeka by June 21. He expresses gratitude for the honors and friendships from constituents while noting his roles on the Agriculture and Foreign Relations committees.
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United States Senate
Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Capper
Agriculture Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
District of Columbia Committee
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Mihai
Romania
Anne of Bourbon-Parma
East 3Rd Street
Druid Theater
Gregory Pech
Dorothy McGuire
John Garfield
Academy
TAS
Ralph W. Boyer
North Court ST
DE. Stahr
Henry Irvin Stahr
Head College
Cedar Crest Collge
Allentown
Stahr
Ellsworth Pearrell
Brimswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
New York Hill
L. M Ridge
Charles H. Baker
Motier Avenue
Times-Herald
Frederick Motor Company
Ford Hfadquartery
W. Pat. St
Ocean City
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
United States
E Landon Walston
Preston Volunteer Fire Company
Spencer J H Brown
Sandy Spring
Emmitsburg
L. E. Beaudin Shoe Co
Shepherd- Myers Company
Hanover
Shepherd-Myers Company
Middletown
Hanover Shoes
Allen
Studebaker
Dodge
Hillside Motor Co
W. Patrick St
Comaker
Gards
Totory
North Market St- Frederick
DE Soto
Plymouth
Chrysler
Weil Brothers
DeSoto
Gal Bros
Furst
Reader's Digest
Dore Schary
Irene Dunne
George Stevens
Gow Mama
Barbara Bel Geddes
Oscar Homolka
Philip Dorn
Neen En Eee
Sue Cerric Hahowicke
Edgar Bergen
Runt Vallee
Barbara O'Rei
City Opera House
Ray Mill
Charles Laughton
Randolph Scott
Brod Crawford
Daltons
Lasoln
Bogerox
Coupon
Sal
S$c Bureau Searts
Frederick AL
South Market—Oy
Mr. Thomas
EABLE
Beauty Shop
Patrick Street
Bennett’s
Alice Rodenbaugh
SRD
Rodenbaugh
Bennett's
Bennett
Bergers Book Mart and Gift Shop
Western Maryland Trust Co
Frederick
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
C.e.cline & Sons Funeral Directors
Hendrickson
Richelieu
Marvella
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Tom Boy
Coty
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