Four Power talks on Germany eyed by Big Three
London June 23 The Big Three foreign ministers planned to finalize a note to Soviet Russia offering Four Power talks on German unification. Acheson Eden and Schuman announced agreement on the note's substance and discussed cooperation in Korea and the Far East. They prepared to hammer out details before Acheson’s Berlin flight.
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London
Russia
Germany
U.S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Soviet Union
Korea
Far East
Eden
Acheson
Steel strike breaks at Pittsburgh ends stalemate
Pittsburgh June 28 The CIO United Steel Workers sign an interim agreement granting a 12 14 cent hourly raise for 10 500 Pittsburgh Steel Company workers. Phillip Murray negotiates the deal which follows Wage Stabilization Board ideas to avert a 26 day strike. No comment from Murray or U S Steel officials on further talks.
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Pittsburgh
C.I.0
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Phillip Murray
Murray
Pittsburgh Steel
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Federal Mine Safety Bill To Be Pushed
Rep. Graham Barden said he will push for House passage next week of a federal mine safety bill allowing inspectors to close coal mines in imminent disaster. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Samuel McConnell, would empower inspectors to shut mines with danger of explosion fire inundation or man-trap and bring federal action closer to Senate standards.
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Washington
Graham A. Barden
D.-N.c
House
Barden
House Labor Committee
Samuel K. McConnell, Jr
R.pa
Federal Bureau of Mines
Senate
Labor Committee
Woman 70 Hit by Stray Bullet in Indianapolis
A 70-year-old woman, Mrs. Lute Thiesing, was shot in the hand Friday night as a tavern brawl spilled into an alley beside her home. A gun-wielding bartender tried to quell the fight. Robert Hopp, 35, tavern proprietor, was arrested and charged with shooting a firearm within the city.
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Indianapolis
Lute Thiesing
Robert Hopp
Russians graft lemons onto tangerines to make two story tree
The Soviet Tass dispatch reported by Moscow Radio says botanist N. C. Ryazin grafted lemon branches onto upper parts of tangerine trees to boost cold resistance. Tass described the result as a two story tree with lemons on top and tangerines below.
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London
Tass
Moscow Radio
N. C. Ryazin
Mount Kilauea Erupts After 18-Year Dormancy
Honolulu reports Mount Kilauea, long considered dormant, erupted for the first time since 1934. Eyewitnesses describe flames and smoke rising about 2,000 feet above Halemaumau, with lava filling the fire pit and a fiery red glow lighting the sky for miles.
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Honolulu
Mount
Kilauea
Isaand
Hawaii
Halemaumau
Kilaueau
Peg Apple
Hawaii National Park
Chrysler Closes Plant for July 3 Shutdown Due to Steel Shortage
KOKOMO Indiana June 28 Chrysler Corp announces it will close its local plant at end of inventory period July 3 and lay off about 1700 workers because of the steel strike. Continental Steel workers plan a strike Wednesday night affecting nearby mills and transportation. Miller Transportation drivers also cut in affected cities as steel shipments halt.
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Kokomo
Ind
Chrysler Corp
Continental Steel Corp
Continental
Miller Transportation, Inc
Miller
Firestone to Run Four-Day Week Amid Steel Shortage
Noblesville Ind June 28 P Firestone Industrial Products Co will cut operations to a four day week starting Monday due to a steel shortage. Plant Manager R D Smith said the move affects 2000 employees and will continue through July with enough steel to sustain the schedule.
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Noblesville
Ind
House Reduces U S Foreign Aid Bill Amid Cuts
The House meets in an unusual Saturday session to trim President Truman's foreign aid package. Lawmakers move to slice at least 200 million from the mutual security program and sharply cut atomic energy funding while approving a 26 million addition to the larger appropriation. The atomic plan faces limits that cite slower hydrogen bomb progress.
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House
U.S
Washington
Truman
Rep. Taber
R.N. Y
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Hot And Humid Weather To Continue Through Tuesday
The local weatherman at Hulman Airport reports hot, humid conditions through Tuesday with little relief. Today's high near 95 degrees, up from yesterday, while June 27 records show 104 in 1934. Data from 6 to 9 am shows rapid temperature rise as Indiana endures a statewide heat wave amid four heat prostrations and ten drownings.
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Hulman
U.S
Hulman Airport
Indiana
No Important Developments In AC Union Talks
Representatives of Allis Chalmers and Local 1164 United Auto Workers met at Hotel Deming to seek a contract and end the strike at the AC pilot plant. About 340 Local 1164 workers have been on strike since May 7 over terms, while construction on the jet engine compressor plant on North Thirteenth Street is paused.
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Pentagon
Eniwetok
Brien McMahon
D.-Conn
McMahon
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Company
United Automobile Workers
Hotel Deming
Arthur Pierson
Indianapolis
Thomas Hutson
Max Crosley
Indiana Department of Labor
Ralph Tucker
Wabash Avenue
North Thirteenth Street
United States Air Force
Mother seeks annulment in 11 year old marriage case
In Denison Texas a mother plans to discuss an annulment with military superiors after her 11 year old daughter Mary Kendrick wed Air Force enlisted man Sergio Maldonado Tristan aged 21. The couple married in Sherman and were found by police near Denison with the girl’s mother retrieving her. Tristan was sent back to Perrin Air Force Base.
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Denison
Tex
IPA
Air Force
Mary Kendrick
Sergio Maldonado Tristan
San Antonio
Sherman
Durant
Okla
Cleo Kendrick
Mary
Tristan
Mama
John Clift
Denison Herald
Clift
Senate confirms P M appointment for Terre Haute postmaster
Frank L. Miklozek has had his postmaster appointment to Terre Haute Post Office confirmed by the U S Senate. He began serving July 1 1951 in acting capacity after Jerome Shandy's death. A IU Law School graduate and World War II veteran, Miklozek lives at 1132 North Fourth Street with his wife and three children.
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Frank L. Miklozek
Terre Haute
U.S. Senate
Miklozek
Jerome Shandy
Truman
Senate
Indiana University Law School
Beasley and Beasley
North Fourth Street
Saved by Bolt in Electrical Storm Near Moline
Mrs. William Sanford 55 of Moline says a lightning bolt saved her life during a storm. She sheltered in the basement as an emergency bell rang from a malfunctioning electric freezer. A loose cord she touched caused a severe shock but a nearby bolt knocked out all power and she was knocked to the basement floor.
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Moline
William Sanford
Man locked in dairy truck chilled to bone in New York heat
In New York on June 28 Benjamin Neuman, 33, was found chilled to the bone after becoming trapped in the refrigerated compartment of his dairy truck. Police released him after he was hauled out. the day’s high reached 88 degrees.
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New York
Benjamin Neuman
Neuman
Heatwave Grips Indiana With Deaths and Highway Damage
A summer scorcher grips Indiana with 100 degree readings in Vincennes and Evansville while Indianapolis and Lafayette also bake. Two 17 year olds drown in a gravel pit near Anderson as heat related dangers mount. Highway officials estimate damage around 40000 from the extreme heat. Continued on page 2 column 3.
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Vincennes
Evansville
Columbus
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Anderson
Billy Heidman
Gerald Krugler
Local Conditions Forecast for Terre Haute and Indiana
Fair hot and humid conditions dominate tonight and Sunday. Highs reach 90s, lows around 72 to 75, with hotter readings inland. In Illinois expect hot and humid with highs near 98 north to 104 south and lows in the low 70s.
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Terre Haute
Vicinity
Indiana
Illinois
TWO YOUTHS DROWN IN GRAVEL PIT NEAR ANDERSON
Two 17 year old Anderson High School students Billy Heideman and Gerald Krugler drowned while using inner tubes in a gravel pit five miles east of Anderson on land owned by Heideman’s parents. Dale West, fishing nearby, heard screams but could not find them.
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Anderson
Ind
Anderson High School
Billy Heideman
Gerald Krugler
Heideman
Loree Heideman
Dale West
Yalu Plants Hit Again In New Attacks
Allied and United Nations forces repelled three Chinese assault waves on the western Korean front near Baldy hill. U N and Communist artillery fought fiercely as Fifth Air Force bombed hydro electric plants serving North Korea and Manchuria, hitting Changjin No 1 and 2 switchyards and generating stations while reporting tank destruction and air losses amid low clouds.
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Seoul
Korea
Junhe
United Nations
North Korea
Manchuria
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Changijin Chosin
Manchurian
Changjin
Becker
Chorwon
U.S. Eighth Army
T-Bone
U.N
North
Citizens seek federal help in Terre Haute strike
Sixty three Terre Haute residents signed a telegram to President Truman Senator Capehart William Jenner and Congresswoman Harden asking government good offices to end the Allis Chalmers strike. Harden replied that Congress has no role and suggested contacting the president or relevant departments.
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Terre Haute
Pres. Truman
Capehart
William E. Jenner
Cecil Harden
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmer Manufacturing Company
R. F. ‘Lukens
Spruce Street
Terre-Hate
Indiana
M. H. Miller
South Eighth Street
Terre -Haute
Ind
End Strike Ends at Bastian Morley Plant June 28
About 350 farm equipment workers in La Porte Indiana voted to end a one day strike at the Bastian Morley Company gas water heater plant and return to work on Monday. The decision followed yesterday’s walkout over unspecified grievances.
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LA Porte
Ind
Bastian-Morley Co
San Francisco Papers Raise Prices To Ten Cents
San Francisco June 28 two morning papers the Chronicle and the Examiner raised daily and Sunday edition prices effective July 1. The daily single copy will cost 10 cents and the Sunday edition 20 cents due to higher newsprint and production costs.
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San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Examiner
Miss United States Competes For Miss Universe Title
Miss United States Jackie Loughery of New York polishes her gold cup and faces 29 foreign contestants for the Miss Universe crown in Long Beach California. She won the U S title after a close vote to break a tie with Jeanne Thompson of Louisiana.
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Long Beach
Calif
Jackie Loughery
New York
Red Head
Manhattan
United States
Louisiana
Jeanne Thompson
Brooklyn
Miss Thompson
Miss Loughery
Senate House conference seals long wage price controls extension
Washington June 28 a 10 month extension of wage price controls was voted by a Senate House Conference Committee in a marathon session. The plan delays expiration to Monday with Senate action awaited and House consideration set for Monday. The compromise narrows House edits and preserves key administration positions while ending most credit controls and rental curbs subject to local votes and Regulation X conditions. If vetoed Congress has three options including letting the act die or overriding the veto or passing a stopgap measure.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate
House
Rep. Talle
Iowa
Rep. Cole
R.kan
Ellis Arnall
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
Congress
No Fireworks Sale Forbidden Under State Law
Chief Frank Riddle highlighted the 1939 act prohibiting fireworks sales and use except under permits for supervised public displays. The state fire marshal may set rules for permits, displays must be run by a competent operator approved by the local chief, and permits are non transferable.
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Frank Riddle
Fire Department
Death blamed on heat in Indiana woman
Princeton Indiana June 28 hot weather was blamed by doctors as partly responsible for the death Thursday of Mrs Edna Anderson 65. She was stricken while riding in an automobile and died later in Gibson General Hospital.
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Princeton
Ind
Edna Anderson
Gibson General Hospital
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