Union shop debate sparks tense steelworkers rally
The crowd booed as Murray defended Taft Hartley while ridiculing steel executives who oppose a union shop. He noted 30 percent of USW members already work under union shop terms, and newsmen were escorted from the hotel during a report on union industry negotiations. Pickets relaxed at a Crucible plant as titanium shipments moved out. Widespread strikes idle over 750,000 workers with 100,000 in allied industries. Marriage licenses listed for Dorothe DeCaire and Michael J. Lalik.
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Murray
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Murray Pee
Stati
Steal
TSW
Lukens Steal Co
Wheel Lick Corp
Ste Hearse
Wheeling
W. Va
Tillsburch Picel
Crucible Steel Company of American
Jonn R. Steelman
Pro . Steelman
Mass Chest X Ray Drives Fight TB
Mass chest X ray programs reportedly aid tuberculosis control, per Brigadier General Hebert Anderson. Allied reports describe heavy fighting around Chorwon and Kumsong with tanks and infantry, including raids near Pyongyang and Panmunjom, while medical surveys evaluate chest conditions across millions examined nationwide.
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Hebert J. Anderson
Ington
Panmunjom
Anderson
Steel Strike Threat Pushes Shutdowns Across Industries
Furloughs spread as steel strikers resist demands, with Ford warning of plant closures if the strike continues. Steel and allied workers face wage battles while producers stockpile metal for 30 to 43 days, affecting 100000 food industry workers and rail crews, miners, and ore carriers.
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Allied Industries
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Missouri Tightens Driver Tests for All Vehicle Operators
Jefferson City officials replace old license rules with a tough new exam for truck and car operators. Applicants must answer 20 of 100 key questions, with special patrol tests valid for up to a year in major situations.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Highway Patrol
Stair
Sky Top Lounges to Lead Chicago Railcars
The Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad orders sky top lounge cars from Pullman Standard. 16 cars will feature an air conditioned dome seating 88 passengers with curved glass windows offering unobstructed views and a lower level dining lounge for 25 passengers as part of a new travel thrill.
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Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Pacific
John P. Foley
T Company
Riley
Secon
Nam Says UN Cannot Dictate to Reds in Korea Talks
North Korea’s Gen. Nam declares UN cannot dictate terms, during a 16 minute no progress session at Panmunjom over prisoner exchange. Allied negotiator Maj. Gen. Harrison agrees to resume talks tomorrow amid possible recess and ongoing propaganda. A Red attack near the neutral zone was repelled by Allied artillery last week. Marine Col. Murray notes combat troops remain in the zone. Julia E. Crane Memorial Award given at Potsdam State College.
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Aw X
Korea
United Nations
Nam i
Panmunjom
Nam
Willi K. Harrison
Istic Cay
Uace
James C. Murray
Aumane Whaling Stevenson Leaves Hospital Today
London reports Britain will propose universal adoption of the Aumane electric harpoon at the whaling commission. The device claims to kill with less pain and waste, cutting time to dispatch whales. Copper brass price rise approved by OPS with new 3.84 cent per pound tariff. J As E Stevenson, 52, to leave Memorial Hospital after tests. illness not serious.
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Britain
International Whaling Commission
General Electric
Washington
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E. Stevenson
Memorial Hospital
Springfield
Stevenson
Executive Mansion
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New York
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Fleischer
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Flair
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Chappell
D. & J. Anderson
Singham
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Dad
Gingham
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