Six Nations Agree to Pool Coal Steel with Britain Watching
Six European nations Belgium Luxembourg Italy the Netherlands West Germany and France announced plans to set up an international authority to manage coal and steel. Britain held back awaiting details and insisted on talks before formal approval.
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Paris
Britain
Robert Schuman
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
Netherlands
West Germany
France
London
Briain
Veteran Civil War veteran Attends Memorial Day Events
Douglas Story aged 105 and his daughter Mrs. Daley Potee spent Memorial Day traveling 30 to 45 miles to attend ceremonies. Story, among the nation’s oldest veterans, was guest of honor at a Veterans Administration Cemetery observance and met Gov. Earl Warren at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. He appeared despite hearing difficulties and enjoyed the programs, returning home exhausted. The other item notes CBS plans to extend its live TV network reach to Jacksonville and Omaha by Sept. 30.
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Douglas
Daley Potee
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Earl ‘Warren
Story
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
B.S
Aunt Het Judged by Appearances About Our Home
Folks judge by appearances. After me and Pa built our own house, they treated us with as much respect as if it wasn't mortgaged.
Steel Prices Still Rising Across Industry in 1950
The Iron Age reports a continued stampede for steel with consumer pressure for cold rolled sheets and conversion prices rising. Premium charges of up to 20 dollars per ton appear on high cost producers while scrap prices climb to new weekly highs as major mills lock conversion space for year end.
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New York
Salt
Iron Age
Conference outlines avenues for peace sponsors listed
The document cites forty three initiating sponsors of a peace conference. Dr Willard Uphaus of Chicago executive secretary notes the movement began when Dr Yhorgas Mann and Albert Einstein met last year to form a continuing committee. A 20 member policy committee will govern future work.
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Willard Uphaus
Chicago
Yhorgas Mann
Albert Einstein
End Cold War Through UN Group Urges End Through UN Talks
The Mid-Century Conference for Peace urged ending the cold war through United Nations negotiations with the Soviet Union. About 1,200 delegates recruited via 116,000 notices to churches and clubs attended a two day conference calling for renewed U N efforts and honoring UN Secretary General Lie. The conference backed pursuing peace and condemned stalled negotiations, while officials discussed federal bills on displaced persons, highways funding, and continued unemployment relief hearings.
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Chicago
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Trygve Lie
Senate House
Senate
House
Fast Start and Career Path through Army Recruiting
Cpl Richard Jeannette explains enlistment offers future career training and advancement. A graduate of the Army engine mechanics school he now teaches auto mechanics at Fort Dix. He touts career growth good pay meals clothing and medical care as the appeal of joining. Visit your recruiting station or call Army Recruiting for address in Syracuse at 209 West Onondaga Street.
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U.S
Cpl
Richard Jeannette
Merhanics
Jeannette
Fort
Dix
Syracuse
W. Onondaga St
Writer Ursula Parrott jailed over hotel bill dispute in Delaware
Police arrest novelist Ursula Parrott in Bridgeville after a hotel owner, Mrs. Shrieves, accuses her of nonpayment for a six month stay at the Washington House in Princess Anne Maryland. Parrott is jailed on a warrant from Maryland authorities pending extradition action and further questioning.
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Wentz
Newlin
York City
Delaware
Blain
Kumar
Beverly Holland
Mrs. Daisy
Zate
Cder
Tentare Breath
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