Steelworkers Ask 30 Cent Hour Rise At Fact Finding Board
President Murray of the Steelworkers union announced a 30 cent an hour package demand in the steel dispute. The request include a 10 cent fourth wage rise, 21 cent pension and 62 1/2 cent social insurance, with the basic wage around 1.65 per hour. The three man fact finding panel opened hearings to study pensions along with wage issues.
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York
Philip Murray
Murray
Truman
CSO. Steel Workers
Nelson F Piets Opposes Arterial Highway Plan
City Engineer Nelson F Piets, a critic of the arterial highway program, is reported to estimate the total project cost. Details appear in the city planning report on page 24.
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Nelson F- Piets
Parochial Rights Key Topic in Session Grant Debate
Fragmented text shows Rep Werder G Calit and coauthors debating federal state rights while urging passage this session. The line suggests sponsors voice views echoed by partners as discussion continues. Page 23 column.
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Werder
Portugal approves Atlantic Pact amid Spain row
The Portuguese National Assembly approved the Atlantic Pact by an 80 to 3 vote. Opponents demanded Spain inclusion, triggering the dispute during the session in Lisbon.
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Eisbor
Portugal
Allance
Spain
Le Bel Measures Governor Hopeful Challenge
Le Bel faces a stiff contest in the race for Governor of Virsiniz with the primary decision set for Tuesday. Marquis Childs highlights the contest and notes the editorial page coverage and related features across the issue.
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Virsiniz
Marquis Childs
First Army Head Inspects Guards at Governors Island
Lt Gen Walker Bedell Smith returned to Governors Island headquarters after observing New Jersey National Guardsmen in action. The First Army Commander, former chief of staff to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, inspected the troops in the field yesterday.
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Pins Camp
Walker
Bedell Smith
Island
New Jersey
Warships' Return Talks Start After Prodding
Washington reports signs from Soviet Russia of willingness to address wartime lend lease obligations to the United States. Officials note talks aim to settle a disputed bill once seen as up to 1.0 billion dollars. The State Department seeks a settlement based on terms similar to agreements with Britain and France. Actual figures remain undisclosed.
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Soviet Russia
United States
State Department
Éparate
Hitler
Britain
France
Moscow
Hevever
Explosive Blast Damages Alexandria Bay Homes
A St. Lawrence River village was hit by a dynamite blast last night as a blasting charge along the river bank sent stones into roofs and windows. The patches of damage spread through the town with total damages estimated near 10000 dollars. no injuries were reported.
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St. Lawrence River
Lars
Barbara Wins Appeal to Keep Son in Europe This Summer
In Dedham Massachusetts Probate Court Judge Arthur W Babs approved an agreement allowing 13 year old Lance, son of Barbara STH SICK and the former Danish Counts Haugwitz Revention, to remain in Europe until September. The accord was reached by attorneys for the ex nobleman in a case related to the boy's stay abroad.
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Mass
UPI
Proubetzkei
Arthur Ww. Babs
Lance
Babs
Haugwitz
Europe
Foiled gambling palace raid nets 187 men teens $40,000
A state police raid on a lookout-tower casino near Maple Shade arrested 187 men and seized about 40000 dollars. The operation, led by Capt. Arthur Keaton, surrounded the site as troopers entered with pistols drawn. Most suspects were from Philadelphia and Camden, with several identified as henchmen of a noted crime figure.
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Toy Chester
Philadelphia
Hhenchman
Philadelphia-Camden
Reid
Arthur Keaton
New Jersey
Truman nominates three to War Claims Commission
President Truman named Georgia E. Lusk of New Mexico David N. Lewis of New York and Da i Geary of Georgia to the War Claims Commission. The three member panel handles claims by internees prisoners of war religious organizations and employees and contractors who worked on Wake Guam and Cavite at the war outbreak.
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Truman
Dai. Geary
Irs
Georgia E. Lusk
New Mexico
David N. Lewis
New York
War Claims Commission
Iss
Wake
Guam
Cavite
Grit Sermon From Indiana Jeweler Lukens in Denver
Indiana jeweler Godfrey B. Lukens urges Denver crowds to show grit and courage. He cautions against complaints and reliance on slogans and soap, urging practical resolve to improve the country.
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Godfrey B. Lukens
Indiana
Denver
35th Anniversary of World War I Outbreak
Thirty five years ago today World War I began as a result of an assassination in an ancient town. Gavrilo Princip shot Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife. Austria declared war on Serbia, prompting Germany to invade France, Russia entering the war, and a British expeditionary force landing in France.
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Sasasjevog
Yugoslavia
Gavrilio Princep
Archieke Francis
Austria
Serbia
Germany
France
Russia
Four in French Cabinet Resign
Paris reports four conservative cabinet members resign from Premier Henri Que les 10 month coalition. Source cites reliable reports as the reason for the shakeup.
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Paris
Henri Queles
Todey
Jail Guard Dies on Ninth Day of Heat Record
Weather notes report a ninth hot day with temperatures around 90 plus degrees and a new 1933 high near Syracuse. The piece mentions a jail guard’s death related to the heat. Forecasters warn of possible rain and continued high heat in surrounding areas while Boston and Philadelphia recorded near 90s.
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Misery
Boston
Philadelphia
Raleigh
N. C
Albany Roundup Seizes Five In Bogus Pill Scandal
Five persons were rounded up in Albany on a bogus pill circulation case. Three men and two women were jailed within hours. Secret Service agent George N. Van Fliet said notes bore serial 3B-2016S838D from a single plate, with K as check letter and Bank of New York markings.
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Albany
Poli
U.S
Secret Service
Aiven
Norfolk
Alexander Hamilton
Hearin to Testify on Arms Control In Europe
Secretary Acheson warns Western powers against tempting regimes with arms while outlining a plan to deter aggression. He says most weapons would go to pact nations and stresses the need for swift, sure outcomes in the broader conflict.
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Europe
Acheson
Bkes
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