Stassen and Taft Readied Against Dewey at Convention
At 2:20 AM Harold Stassen said he and Senator Taft resent the Pennsylvania move that handed Dewey a large batch of delegates. He and Taft and Governor Duff met last night to unite against Dewey, denying a Taft Stassen ticket while signaling a tougher push for Stassen’s presidency.
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Early Shipworkers Peace Is Doubted
Joseph Curran, president of the CIO National Maritime Union, says the wide spread shipworkers dispute will not be settled while the right to strike is delayed. He filed an affidavit in federal court asking dismissal of a government injunction request for an 80 day cooling off period. A temporary restraining order against a threatened strike of east and gulf coast shipworkers expires tomorrow with a ruling expected on the injunction.
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Syracuse Pioneer Kirk Family Links to City Hall
A century ago Syracuse officials funded notices to curb liquor sales to Onondaga Indians, noting violations and urging landowners to report them. The Kirk family figure, William B. Kirk, father of a future mayor, is traced from Scotland to Chrisham Hollow to wagon making and tavern ownership, with his son’s later mayoralty and the Kirk Bik era linked to city development.
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Cakes baked in Stockholm flown to celebrate king’s 90th
Two cakes baked in Stockholm were eaten here about 48 hours after, flown across the Atlantic to celebrate the 90th birthday of King Gustaf V.
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Steel Wage Demand Seen in Ongoing Coal Controversy
The Iron Age predicts a breakthrough for soft coal miners in their contract dispute could pressure steelworkers in turn. It warns wage and price turmoil may resume, with a fourth round likely, while noting no rapid settlement of the coal impasse and potential effects on steel company coal stocks.
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Smith wins Maine primary by large margin for Senate bid
Rep. Margaret C. Smith earned a 32 359 vote plurality over three male rivals in Monday's Republican primary in Maine and planned to fly to Philadelphia today for a reception at the national convention. The margin surprised even her.
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