Negotiations To Resume On Steel Wage Dispute
Washington reports steel companies and the CIO Steelworkers union agreed at the government's request to resume talks over a wage dispute that could trigger a strike. Feinsinger flies to New York to participate. Murray and Fairless had urged stand by. pending plan to avert the strike set for 12:01 a.m. Wednesday.
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Washington
CIO Steelworkers Union
John KR. Steelman
Defense Mobilizer
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Wage Stabilization Board
New York
Feinsinger
Philip Murray
Steelworkers
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Steelman
Femsinger
Eltis Arnalt
Arnalt
Postal Worker Plans to Bort $185000 Foiled
A 44-year-old postal employee was arrested in a Sunset Boulevard motel room after FBI agents say he planned to bury more than 185000 dollars in cash and bonds stolen from the St. Louis postal credit union. He is charged with transporting 110500 in cash and 735000 in U.S. Treasury bonds.
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Los Angeles
FBI
St. Louis
C. H. Carson
Ruppenthal
Southern California Weather and Local Quips April 4 1952
Mostly clear for tonight and Saturday with coast fog late nights and in the morning. Temperatures little changed. Redlands topped 85 yesterday, L A near 99 today. Jimmy Cub quips about warm days arriving. An insurance salesman asks to smoke in a store after buying a cigar, a clerk replies about bath towels and baths.
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California
Jimmy Cub
Redlands
Los Angeles
Jimmy
James
Joe
Communications Blackout Threat Looms Over U S Monday
A nation-wide communications blackout was threatened by a looming strike wave. A CIO Communications Workers walkout in Michigan Ohio and Northern California joined 41 000 workers and 13 000 Western Electric installers in 43 states, while 30 000 Western Union employees pressed for a 50 cent hourly raise.
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United Press
Western Union
CIO Communications
Michigan
Ohio
California
Western Electric
Wade
Tornadoes Lash South Six Dead and Scores Injured
Tornadoes swept across the south killing at least six and injuring many as they hit Louisiana Alabama and Florida. In Arnaudville La a family of four died when a twister struck their home. A 15 year old girl was hurled 100 feet through the air and saved by her father.
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New Orleans
Lowsiana
Alabama
Northwes
Florida
Arnaudvill
Lafayette
Alexis Olvier Jr
Shirley
Pearl
Arlmauditie
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Louisiana
Twasters
Vew Or- Meany
New Iberia
Louisiana Twisters
Billion Cuts From Truman's Military Budget
Washington The House trimmed the $46.62 billion military bill, lowering Truman's request by 4.24 billion. Debates loom as economy forces push for more cuts, including trimming military aid to generals, canceling a second super aircraft carrier, and slashing Pentagon publicity and public relations staff.
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Washington
House
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Pentagon
Train Crash Kills Two Injures Five at Fort Belknap
Great Northern mail trains No 28 carrying president John M. Budd collided with No 21 at Fort Belknap Montana. Engineer James C. Haines 66 and fireman Henry Brazer 42 died. Five or more were hurt. Budd escaped injury. No 21 struck about 60 mph as trains moved from a siding. Injured were taken to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation hospital.
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FT. Belknap
Mont
Great Northern Mail
John M. Budd
Budd
Great Northern
James C. Haines
Harte
Henry Brazer
Glasgow
Ft Belknap Indian Reservation
Shirt Steeve Skiing Expected This Weekend
The Winter Sports committee of the State Chamber of Commerce reports shirt sleeve skiing in Southern California and mountain areas this weekend. Warm weather has reduced snow packs but there is still enough spring snow for fair to good skiing and sledding.
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Los Angeles
State Chamber of Commerce
Free Enterprise Defended At Red Sponsored Conclave
Oliver Vickery of Ferro Bet Export-Emport Corp. leads nine Americans among 450 delegates to a Soviet sponsored international economic conference in Moscow. He defends free enterprise as promoting initiative and equitable consumer goods, while delegates from 42 countries discuss co existence of Marxist and capitalist systems and mutual benefits. Also present are Edmund Henke of Chicago and Harold Stern of Philadelphia. six American trade union representatives attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Oliver Vickery
San Francisco
Vickery
Ferro Bet Export-Emport Corp
United States
Soviet Union
Edmund Henke
American Electric Fusion Corp
Chicago
Harold Stern
Beryl Lush Cotton Converting Co
Philadelphia
White Wash Artist Charge Hits New Attorney General
Congressman Harold H. Velde accuses Tam McGranery of whitewashing the Amerasia affair as President Truman taps McGranery for attorney general. McGrath is fired and Newbold Morris begins cleanup duties amid limited staff and stalled investigations.
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Washington
Truman
Tam
James P. McGranery
Philadelphia
Mr. Truman
Justice Department
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Newbold Morris
Harold H. Velde CR
House Un-American Activities Committee
Velde
McGranery
Amerasia
FBI
McGranety
Senate
Morris
Convicted Reds Given Sentences
Six defendants found guilty of conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the government received prison terms from two to five years. Federal Judge W Calvin Chesnut also fined each $1000 and assigned trial costs. Sentences: George A Meyers four years Philip Frankfeld five years Regina Frankfeld two years Leroy H Wood three years Mrs Dorothy K Blumberg three years Maurice Braverman three years.
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Baltimore
W. Calvin Chesnut
George A. Meyers
Communist Party In
Maryland
Philip Frankfeld
Communist Party
Regina Frankfeld
Leroy HE. Wood
Washington, DC
Dorothy K. Blumberg
Maurice Braverman
Weather Grounds Allied Sabrejets In North Korea
Allied air activity over North Korea remained limited with no jet battles reported. Over the past three days 38 MiGs and type-15 Reds were damaged or destroyed while Shooting Star jets from the 8th fighter-bomber wing supported ground actions north of Punchbowl valley. Mortars and an anti aircraft gun were wiped out along with 30 Communist troops. A U N patrol west of the Punchbowl was briefly cut off but escaped under Allied smoke.
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North Korea
Shooting Star
Punchbowl Valley
Punchbowl
U. N
Queen Juliana Chides Press For Depressing Headlines
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands urged the American press to highlight achievements over world troubles during a luncheon with 300 editors in Washington. She warned against rushing European unity and praised U.S. aid, as she and Prince Bernhard tour the United States. The event followed ceremonies for the North Atlantic Pact anniversary and included plans for a 32 bell carillon gift to President Truman.
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Juliana
Netherlands
Washington, D. C
Alben Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Washington
Capital
Truman
America
United States
Prince Bernhard
Mr Truman
Trumans
Tommorrow
Philadelphia
West Point
Hyde Park
N. Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Ridgway Sees Hopeful Breakthrough in Korea Talks
Gen. Matthew Ridgway expressed optimism on truce negotiations at Munson base, saying progress was possible and concessions by both sides could end the deadlock in Korea. A prisoner talks recess was extended indefinitely as higher level talks loom, with hints of compromise on exchange, supervision, and airfield issues.
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Panmunjom
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Ridgway
Munson
Washington
Moscow
Hsieh Fang
Russia
Mushroom Poisoning Claims Siblings in Palo Alto
Funeral services were held for John E. Smith, 24, and his sister Edith, 1, who died Monday from mushroom poisoning. Burial was planned at Golden Gate National Cemetery after services at Roller and Hapgood Funeral Chapel in Palo Alto.
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Palo Alto
John E. Smith
Edith
Golden Gate National Cemetery
Roller and Hapgood
11 Jet Pilots Close To Ace Rating In Tokyo
April roars in Tokyo as two new jet aces emerge in the F-86 Sabrejet squadron. Col Francis Gabresky and Capt Robert H. Moore lead a group of 11 pilots nearing ace status by destroying five or more enemy jets. Other contenders include Capt Robert J. Love and 1st Lt Billy B. Dobbs as they add to their combat tallies with confirmed and probable enemy aircraft brought down.
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Tokyo
Col
Francis
Gabresky
Oil City
Robert H. Moore
Houston
Tex
Robert J. Love
30Th St
San Bernardino
Calif
Billy B. Dobbs
Fontana
Canf
Warren Signs Largest Budget In State History
SACRAMENTO Gov Earl Warren signed a 1.282 billion state budget and said the Legislature must decide if a special session is needed to consider a new school construction bond issue.
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Warren
Sacramento
Earl Warren
Iowa Delegates Split Between Taft and Eisenhower
Iowa Republicans chose 16 district delegates to the national convention with a split between Taft and Eisenhower. Four districts backed Eisenhower, three Taft, and one was pro-Taft. each district named two delegates, yielding Eisenhower eight and Taft seven or eight. A possible deadlock resolution awaited 10 at large delegates.
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BES
Iowa
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Taft
Knowland Blasts Government Spending In Inflation Warning
California Senator William F Knowland criticised government spending as a major inflationary factor at a joint meeting of women’s clubs in Los Angeles. He urged denouncing the Yalta agreement, arguing the Soviet Union violated it and other pacts when convenient during his Southern California re election campaign swing.
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Los Angeles
William F. Knoowland
Calif
Women's Clubs
California
Sen. Knowland
United States
Soviet Union
Telephone Cable Break Delays Service Between Regions
A break in a major telephone cable caused several hours of service delay between Los Angeles and eastern and southern points. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph officials traced the trouble to a fire near El Paso Texas, affecting routes to the west and south.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Paso
Tex
Government cmtempt ruling on Frank Costello case arrives in court
The government's second contempt of Congress vote against boss gambler Frank Costello went to a federal court jury at 3 55 p m today. Judge Sylvester J Ryan had dismissed two jurors and replaced them with alternates less than six hours earlier.
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New York
Frank Costello
Sylvester J. Ryan
Russia breaks ties with Cuba over luggage inspection
Russia withdraws its charge d affaires after Cuba refused to admit two Soviet couriers without baggage inspection. Moscow cites violation of diplomatic rules. Cuba says couriers entered with two suitcases weighing 154 pounds while no official relations with Batista regime existed.
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Havana
Russia
Vedadao
Alexander S. Panyushkin
United States
Cuba
Ministry of State
Ussr
Legation
Batista
Eisenhower to Resign as Allied Commander Mid May Return
Paris sources say General Dwight D. Eisenhower is drafting a resignation letter and plans to leave for the United States around May 18 to seek the Republican presidential nomination. He may send the letter to Washington soon, with discussions held in Rocquencourt with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. Lodge declined to comment on the timing. Eisenhower asserts Allied strength is rising and his first annual report signals a turning tide in favor of democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United States
Washington
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Truman
Lodge
Sen. Ienry Cabotlodge Jr
Stassen Warren Werdel Slates To Be Filed Today
In California, a 70 member slate backing Harold Stassen for president was filed for the June primary while slates for Warren and Werdel were set to be filed. Kefauver supporters challenged a Brown slate as illegal, citing petition and district representation defects.
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Stassen, Warren, Werdel
Sacramento
Harold E. Stassen
California
Earl E. Warren
Thomas H. Werdel
Estes Kefauver
Edmund G. Brown
Warren
Los Angeles
Earl Warren
Werdel
Brown
San Francisco
Waders
Sen
Slegal
Dave Freidenrich
Kefauver
Secretary of State
Freidenrich
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Iseaper Hadhivf
U.S
Appropriations
Steeve
Queen Juliana
Knowland
Bulletin
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