Steel Strike Ends as Workers Return to Plants
After a lengthy walkout that began June 2, 380 plants will resume production within four to five days as blast furnaces heat up. The settlement includes a 21 cent total wage boost per worker, a modified union shop, six holidays, and three weeks’ vacation after 15 years. The dispute affected defense needs and prompted multiple legal battles, including a Supreme Court ruling voiding the seizure of the industry.
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Truman
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Wilson
Ellis Arnald
Arnall
Whitevase
Seston
Burin Waste
Tem Bes Transcelight
Murray
Fairless
White House
Supreme Court
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Congress
ASI Rsa
Jonge Court
Justice Department
fJezal
District, Appeals
U.S
David A. Pine
Boy Bumped Off On Plane Quake Trip
Freckle-faced Dickie Love, a veteran stowaway, sought to view Southern California earthquake damage. He was twice removed by train conductors, then paid 25 cents for an insurance policy and boarded a Los Angeles bound plane, only to be sent home about 100 miles south of San Francisco. He complained that he did not see the quake.
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San Francisco
Dickie Love
California
Redwood City
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Carol Torgerson
Dickie
Los Angeles
Put
New Orleans
Air Force Aid Delivers Paper After Blockade Near Crash
In Martanna Florida 13 year old Wayne Gainer faced a Air Force blockade while delivering newspapers after a Bi crashed Tuesday. Maj Gen Frank Armstrong overheard the dispute and authorized Maj Yed Silver to deliver the paper to the third house on the left.
British Spy William Marshall Appeals Five Year Sentence
William M. Marshall, 24, a British Foreign Office radio operator, appealed his five year prison term after being caught June 13 in a park with Pavel Kuznetzov of the Soviet Embassy. Marshall admitted meeting the Russian and having a secret document but denied the six charges. Kuznetsov left the country under diplomatic immunity.
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London
William M. Marshall
Foreign Office
Russia
Marshall
Pavel Kuznetzov
Kuznetsov
B and A resumes service after freight derailment
The Boston and Albany Railroad resumed traffic on one of its 79 main line tracks in Pitisfield Massachusetts after 15 freight cars derailed yesterday near Dalton and blocked the line. A railroad spokesman said the incident halted westbound freight briefly.
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CLEAR
Derama
Pitisfield
Mass.p
Boston and Albany Railroad
Albany
Dalton
Moody pledge battles dominate convention day
Delegates from Virginia South Carolina and Louisiana refused to sign the Moody pledge as 615 votes to 529 seated Virginia amid partisan clashes. Governor Stevenson enjoyed southern support while Kefauver lost ground with his Tennessee delegation. Syracuse attention centered on Arthur McGuire as Lehman and others mingled in Hilton headquarters. The Kefauver demonstration drew large delegations and timely pageantry.
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Virginia
Adlai Stevenson
South
Illinois
Ester Kefauver
Tennessee
Moody
South Carolina
Louisiana
South Dakota
Stevenson
Kefauver
Ulinois
Mois
Syracuse
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Arthur McGuire
Congress
Herbert Lehman
Jim Mead
Woman charged after alleged dousing and shooting attack
A Catskill housewife Mary Tedesco 35 allegedly doused her husband with hot water and lye and clubbed him with a shotgun. She waived examination and was held for grand jury action. Husband William 39 in fair condition at Greene County Memorial Hospital. State police say the pair argued after he returned from a baseball game. Mary Tedesco was arraigned before Peace Justice Michael Cimarelli and jailed.
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Catskill
Mary Tedesco
Coxsackie
Michael Cimarelli
Greene County
William
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Tedesco
Cotton export drop forecast by agriculture department
The Agriculture Department forecast a sharp reduction in United States cotton exports for 1952 53. Exports from Aug 31 1952 to July 31 1953 are seen at 4 000 000 to 4 800 000 bales versus 5 800 000 bales in the current season.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Silk Trade Sparks Early Roman Exchange
At the dawn of the Christian era Rome began importing raw silk from the Orient, marking silk as a key item in its early trade network. The shift reflects the growing importance of eastern luxury goods in Roman economy and cultural exchange.
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Rome
Orient
Corrected Democratic plank on American Indians published
The Democratic National Committee released a corrected platform paragraph on American Indians. It states continued federal support for health education and economic welfare while integrating Indians into national life and advancing timely settlement of Indian claims. It also calls for repeal of laws denying Indians rights or privileges.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Young Voyagers Tragedy Averted
Three young boys aged 10 and under were found safe after an off shore rowboat journey on Lake Ontario. Jimmy Beedle, age 10, his younger brother, and Jimmy Saunders were located in the Gene see River channel about a quarter mile from shore as darkness fell. Coast Guard Auxiliary member Tra Levy spotted the small craft while testing a compass. The children claimed they were Canada bound and offered no sense of the time required to reach such distance. Rochester police later questioned them.
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Rochester
Lake Ontario
Jimmy
Billy Beedle
Jimmy Saunders
Genesee River
Canada
Tra Levy
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Levy
Eleven Democratic Nominees For President Named In Nomination
The list includes Richard Russell Estes Kefauver Robert Kerr William Fulbright Averell Tassie Oscar Ewing Adlai Stevenson G Mennen Williams Paul A Dever Hubert Humphrey Alben Barkley with endorsing remarks from various U.S. leaders highlighting qualifications and leadership qualities for the presidency.
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Chicago
Richard Russell
Walter George
Georgia
Estes Kefauver
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Robert Kerr
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Wiliam Fulbright
Storm Whaley
Arkansas
Averell Tassie
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Oscar Ewing
Erastus Corning
Albany
N. Y
Adlai Stevenson
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Henry F. Schricker
Indiana
Stevenson
Carvel
Schricker
G. Mennen Williams
Blair Moody
Michigan
Religious Services Attendance Grows Among Army Personnel
New Rochelle reports Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr. states church attendance among soldiers exceeds that of past years. Pace, addressing the 21st annual Military Chaplains Association convention, says young service members value spirituality in operations.
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New Rochelle
Army
Frank Pace, Jr
Pace
The
Military Chaplains Association
Enterprising Mexican youths ferry businessmen by piggyback
A quirky scene unfolded in Mexico City as youths carried businessmen to work along flooded main streets yesterday, reportedly earning pesos in the effort.
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Mexico City
Iity
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