Coal Pours Steadily From Pits Amid Labor Shift
Production of soft coal surged toward normal as full crews returned to pits nationwide. The steel industry revived as strike restrictions eased and retail sales in coal regions rose with the end of the no work without a contract policy. United States Steel Corpited said most curtailed operations would near full capacity by week’s end. About four-fifths of Western Pennsylvania miners are referenced in the piece.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Western
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Train Service Hints at Early Return to Normal
Washington reports an early resumption of freight service while coal burning passenger trains remain cut for now. The I C C seeks data on coal mining restart progress, plans a canvass with railroad and coal officials, and may set a date to restore regular schedules.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
I.C.C
Air Strike Talks Resume as Mediation Reopens
Federal mediators resume efforts after an all night session to end a week long strike by American Airlines ground crew. American, the largest domestic carrier, has canceled most flights with only 48 of its 189 daily departures operating. The striking union is the CIO Transport Workers.
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Washington CP
American Airlines
American
C.I.O. Transport Workers
Failures decline in week ended March 2
Dun and Bradstreet reports business failures fell to 179 in the week ended March 2, down from 210 the prior week and 185 a year ago.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Coal strike factors cloud loss estimates and industry impact
A feature notes the coal strike affects miners and the industry, with estimates suggesting losses could take five to ten years to recover. Columnist James Marlow discusses the broad picture and calls the sector a sick industry as editorial pages outline related items and page placements.
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Truman
James Marlow
the Nation Today
Towns Solve Housing And Land A Doctor
After five years without a physician the towns of Fabius and Pompey welcome Dr. Joseph Brudny and his wife nurse as they form Fabius Home Realty Corp. 120 residents buy shares toward 9000 needed to purchase a home for 6500 and fund improvements.
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Joseph Brudny
John Gardner
Thomas Martin
Fabius
Ellis Cowling
Pompey
Martin
Brudny
Brooklyn
Cumberland Hospital
Fabius Home Realty Corp
Subways Run Despite Communist Strike in Paris
Paris reports all subway lines in operation despite a transport strike called by the Communist party. Traffic was slow with about 55 percent of normal service as cars ran only partially.
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Paris
Ministry of Public Works and Transport
Ninth Zero Day Breaks 43-Year Cold Record
The Mercury hit zero at 5 AM breaking a 43 year date record. It was the ninth subzero day this year and the fourth time this month a cold record fell. Tomorrow brings a warm spell with rain expected to melt about a foot of snow. Colder weather returns Thursday with five day averages three to six degrees below normal. Local temps: Utica seven below, Albany six below, Canton Watertown and Binghamton four above, Rochester twelve above. A storm from Minnesota to Texas moves northeast over the Great Lakes bringing snow then rain and rising temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight 30, high tomorrow 45, low tomorrow night 18.
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Alex Sadowski
Utica
Albany
Canton
Watertown
Binghamton
Rochester
Minnesota
Texas
Great Lakkes
Daniel Frisch Zion Leader Dies at 52
Daniel Frisch 52 longtime president since May 29 1949 of the Zionist Organization of America died today in New York at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after an operation. Funeral services are set here tomorrow and the body will be sent to Indianapolis where he formerly lived.
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New York
Daniel Frisch
Zionist Organization of America
Frisch
New York City
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Indianapolis
Mercy Case Air Controversy in Boston Jury Trial
Harvard medical expert Dr. Richard Ford testified air injected by Dr. Hermann Sander could not alone cause Abbie Borreto’s death, saying 46 ccs is far below the 200–300 ccs needed to kill a person. He noted dog data and natural death signs, as the defense argued only about 28 ccs were injected.
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Manchester
N. H
Harvard
Mercy
Abbie Borreto
Hermann N. Sander
Richard Ford
Harvard Medical School
Department of Legal Medicine
Ford
Borreto
Sander
Fords
House Passes Hawaii Statehood Bill
The House approved a Hawaii statehood bill by 261 votes to 110. It follows a prior Alaska statehood vote of 186 to 146. Senate action is uncertain, as past Hawaiian efforts stalled in the Interior Committee and Alaska has not been considered in the Senate.
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Washington
House
Hawaii
Senate
Senate Interior Committee
Alaska
Davis seeks U S immigration visa former bomber pilot
Garry Davis, once an American citizen who renounced his nationality to live as a world citizen, applied today for an immigration visa to enter the United States. He is described as a former bomber pilot.
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Paris
Garry Davis
United States
Two Children Die in Ithaca Fire
A four year old boy named Eric and his six month old sister Gayle Louise perished in a house fire near Ithaca. Their mother Mrs George Guest was injured while attempting to rescue them and was treated for burns and shock. The father was at work and two older brothers were at school when the blaze occurred.
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Ithaca
George Guest
Eric
Tompkins County Memorial Hospital
Gayle Louise
Train Kills N Y Central Brakeman Floyd M Young
Floyd M Young 29 a New York Central brakeman was fatally struck by a passenger train near Palmyra while walking between tracks during a stop for a hot wheel bearing inspection. He lived in James Jr and served in WWII. Services set for Friday at Goddard Crandall funeral home with Masonic rites and church burial. Survived by wife, parents, two brothers, grandmother, and a nephew.
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Floyd M. Young
James Jr
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Palmyra
Young
Gardenville
Buffalo
Goddard and Crandall
Leonard “Basford
James St
Sea and Field Lodge
A. M
Charlotte Peschka Young
William F. Young
William E
Carl J. Young
Mary Savage
Atom Power Plant For Sub Started
Westinghouse Electric Corporation began building an atomic power plant for the U S Navy submarine. Work is underway at the old Bettis airport near Pittsburgh, the company said yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Old Bettis
Airport sale to Solvay Process Co completes amid tax dispute
The city finalizes the sale of the old Municipal Airport to Solvay Process Co after a public auction. Mayor Corcoran signs the deed and city officials transfer it to J Howard Hahn who returns a $73,912.83 payment plus a $37,500 down deposit. The deed requires Solvay to satisfy back Onondaga County taxes of $33,587, with the total bid at $150,000 and city net $111,412.83. William A Maloney, acting for his son Donald, filed a suit and obstruction claims against the aviation authority.
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William A. Maloney
Old Municipal Airport
Solvay Process Co
Corcoran
George L. Richardson
J. Howard Hahn
Hahn
Edward
R Apps
Solvay
Onondaga County
Maloney
Donald
Richardson
Supreme Court
Thn Aviation
Urhia
Explosion cuts gas supply in Cobleskill auction notice
A damaged report notes an explosion and fire in Cobleskill halting gas service for 75,000 residents. Maloney’s remark references an auction bid of $140,000 on behalf of Springfield official Sharon Manhs.
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Sharon J. Manhs
Springfield
Cobleskill
Maloney
Coplon and Gubit chet Convicted of Espionage Conspiracy
Judith Coplon 28 and Valentin Gubitchev 33 were found guilty in New York federal court of conspiracy and attempted espionage. A six by six juror panel deliberated until 4:35 PM, with Coplon facing up to 25 years and a $10,000 fine and Gubitchev up to 15 years and a $20,000 fine.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Soviet Russia
Brunette
Miss Coplon
FBI
Gubitchev
United States
Sylvester J. Ryan
Washlington
D. C
Leonard Boudin
Bertram Coplon
U. S
Hospital Staff Cut At Canandaigua Provokes Veterans Protests
Canandaigua city officials and three veterans groups protested planned dismissal of 90 Canandaigua VA Hospital staff members as part of a nationwide VA economy cut. Groups from Manchester and Canandaigua Veterans of Foreign Wars posts and Shortsville American Legion Post argued the cuts would impair hospital services for veterans.
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Canandaigua Upi
Canandaigua
Canandaigua Veterans Administration
Manchester
Canandaigua Veterans of Foreign Wars
Shortsville American Legion
Assembly Delays Vote on Tarrytown Merger Bill
The final legislative faction delayed action in the Assembly on a bill to authorize merging the villages of Tarrytown and North Tarrytown into a single city.
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Albany
Tarrytown
North Tarrytown
Rotary speaker quotes on labor and musk rats near dam
In a Santa Fe Rotary luncheon, St Peter B. Underwood of Ro tary International praises labor while telling of Joe Blank, who sits by a stream with a gun and claims he is employed shooting muskrats undermining a dam. An officer nearby urges him to shoot if threatened.
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Peter B. Underwood
Rotary International
Rotary
Santa Fe
Joe Blank
Joe
Thieves Take Stamps Coins Worth 4000 Dollars in Fayetteville Burglary
State police investigated two major break ins in Fayetteville where thieves stole stamps and old coins valued at over 4000 dollars from W E Brookins home at 140 Brooklea Drive. The Brookins residence was ransacked from cellar to garret while Russell Chrisman at 501 E Genesee Street also suffered a burglary but losses could not be determined. Authorities say the break ins occurred between February 25 and March 3 and concentrated on money.
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Fayetteville
W. E. Brookins
Brooklea Dr
Garret
Brookins
Florida
Russell Chrisman
E. Genesee St
Chrisman
Hawaii
Kenneth Merrill
State
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