Steel Union Chief Denounces $6 a Ton Steel Price Boost
U. S. Steel could cut prices by six dollars a ton and still record the greatest after tax profits in its history, says United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald. He cites a 21 cent hourly wage rise under a three year contract and notes other mills plan similar increases.
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U. S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Robert Anderson
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U. S. Steel
Republic Steel Corp
Lukens Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Fatal two car crash near Robinson Illinois
Mrs Elizabeth Churchwell 52 of Joliet was killed instantly and six others were hospitalized after a head on collision on State Road 1 three miles northeast of Robinson Illinois Friday. Her husband Sam 55 son Robert 24 and daughter Joan 13 and nieces Vonda Biggs 8 Janice Biggs 6 were injured. The Churchwell car was struck by a vehicle owned by Tom Pearce 18 driven by Clee Knoblett 17 of Trimble Illinois.
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Methodist Temple to Honor Pastors Reception
The Methodist Temple Woman's Guild and Woman's Society of Christian Service sponsor a reception for Rev. Ralph Moore Jones and wife and Rev. George Quinn and wife. The event is Sunday evening from 7 30 to 8 30 and welcomes members and friends to greet the new ministers.
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Christian Science Service Readings Emphasize Hope and Healing
Christian Science services Sunday will feature readings from Romans and the text Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures. The lessons stress that sacred scriptures guide learning, patience, and comfort, and that spiritual understanding lifts humanity from disease and death.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Two Large Planes Destroyed by Fire at Miami Port
At Miami International Airport a four engine DC7B collided with a parked Super Constellation on a midnight training flight, destroying both aircraft valued at 5 million dollars. No passengers were aboard, and both crews escaped injury. The blaze damaged the Eastern Airlines terminal as firefighters battled the flames.
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Search for Girl Missing in Yosemite Continues
Tired searchers in Yosemite National Park kept confidence they would find four year old Shirley Ann Miller alive. She vanished Wednesday night from Bridalveil Creek Campgrounds where she vacationed with her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn E Miller and her sister Carol.
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Shirley Ann Miller
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Glenn E. Miller
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New Postmaster Installed in Hymera Indiana
New postmaster Herman Funkhouser was sworn in Friday afternoon as acting postmaster for Hymera Indiana replacing Mrs Opal Ruble. Installation services were conducted by C A L Burrows postal inspector for the area. There are about three men to every woman in Alaska.
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Hymera
Ind
Opal Ruble
C. A. L. Burrows
Alaska
Indiana Supreme Court Allows Uncorroborated Sex Victim Testimony
The Indiana Supreme Court, in a 4 1 decision, ruled that uncorroborated testimony by a sex crime victim can sustain a conviction. The case involved Jack Wedmore, who was sentenced to 180 days in jail and fined 1000 dollars for alleged sex relations with a minor, originally charged with rape but convicted of assault and battery.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Jack Wedmore
St. Joseph County
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High Court
Supreme Court
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Alcoa Anti-Trust Action Halted by Judge Cashin
A federal judge in New York has halted further government anti-trust action against the Aluminum Co. of America. Judge John M. Cashin ruled the aluminum industry is now competitive enough to remove the need for further restrictive measures. He rejected the government’s request to extend the period to file additional anti-trust moves beyond 1961.
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Aluminum Co. of America
John M. Cashin
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Four Japanese Soldiers Held Out Near Mount Matutun
Manila reports the Japanese Embassy seeks contact with four ex-soldiers still hiding near Mount Matutun as the Pacific War lingers in belief. An embassy spokesman said Filipinos may receive a monetary reward for reaching them. Ambassador Yukawa says 100 to 300 Japanese stragglers are hidden in Philippine mountains.
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Special Services Revival Week At Brandenburg Church
Revival week at Brandenburg E U B Church with drive in services starting 7 30 Sunday evening and nightly through Sunday July 7 Rev Chelsea J Stockwell to attend each service Imogene and Jim Arme to provide singing and music Rev C A Beanblossom is the pastor Platinum and gold are the two heaviest familiar metals
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Chelsea J. Stockwell
Imogene
Jim Arme
C. A. Beanblossom
Folding Home Items Popular in New Show
Chicago June 29 The International Home Furnishings Market highlighted foldable baby items. Play pens beds and feeding chairs fold compactly while portable bathinettes fit in a box. The O W Siebert Co. notes car trunk friendly lines and seven foldable baby carriage bed car seat varieties. Plastic chrome and soft pastels dominate.
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O. W. Siebert Co
A. E. Peterson Manufacturing Co
Holiness Group To Hold Tent Meeting In Vigo County
The Vigo County Holiness Association hosts a tent meeting from July 5 to July 14 at Fourth and McKeen streets with evangelist Rev. P. O. Carpenter of Ashland Kentucky. Music and singing will be led by Wilfred and Vera Edwards of Ridgeville. The association includes 22 churches across seven denominations in Terre Haute area with officers Dennis H. Barber William Kennedy Marion Hoard and John Lefler.
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Vigo County
Church Dedication Planned Sunday at Pilgrim Holiness Church
The South Central Pilgrim Holiness Church at 2131 South Tenth and one-half street schedules all day dedication Sunday. Rev. Mark Storey will speak at 10:30 a.m. after Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. A basket dinner is planned at noon. Rev. Melvin Snyder will deliver the dedication address at 2:30 p.m. and speak at the 7:30 p.m. evening service with singing and music throughout.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
South Tenth
Mark Storey
Melvin Snyder
Snyder
Woman Dies, Husband Critically Injured in Flood Related Crash
In New Castle Indiana Hattie Runyon 60 of Shirley was killed and Acie Runyon her husband injured when a car driven by Bertha Huff 31 failed to stop at a intersection of Ind 234 and a Henry county road. The Huff car collided with trucks driven by Warren Wolf 36 and Bobby Jean Criswell 19 both of New Castle. Wet brakes after passing through high water are blamed for the crash.
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Ind
Hattie Runyon
Shirley
Acie
Runyons
Bertha Huff
Charlottesville
Henry County
Here
Warren Wolf
Bobby Jean Criswell
Huff
Safer Living Warns of Fewer Fourth of July Highway Deaths
The Institute for Safer Living cites an improving trend toward safer driving potentially lowering anticipated highway deaths over the July 4 weekend from 600 to about 550. The four deadly horsemen listed are speed alcohol impatience and fatigue.
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Boston
Institute For Safer Living
Institute
Actress saves maid in blaze at Reno club
Actress Marie McDonald is recovering from severe burns to both hands after she tried to extinguish a fire on wardrobe mistress Maude Klinker. The blaze started from a cigarette and Miss McDonald will continue her nightclub act despite heavy bandages.
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Marie McDonald
Maude Klinker
Miss McDonald
Vacation Bible schools expand nationwide in churches
A 1907 national committee expects vacation Bible schools and church camp programs to surpass last year. Initiatives began around 1890 with a Methodist preacher in Illinois and aim to teach Christian values while reaching millions of nonattending children in the U S and Canada. Religious leaders from several nations gather in New York for an international radio and television workshop starting July 29 led by Rev. Charles H. Schmitz.
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Illinois
Council
Division of Christian Education
U. S
Canada
United States
New York
Charles H. Schmitz
National Council of Churches
Man Sentenced for Music Store Theft in Vigo County
Joseph P. Bryant of 2320 Spruce Street received 90 days at the Indiana State Farm and a $25 fine after a Vigo Circuit Court guilty verdict on petit larceny related to stealing a combination radio victrola from Paige's Music Store at 642 Wabash Avenue. The grand larceny charge was reduced due to value doubts and Bryant has no prior felony conviction as of Friday.
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Spruce Street
Indiana State Farm
Vigo
Bryant
Paige’s
Wabash Avenue
Boy 3 Drowns Baby Sister in Bath Incident
Chicago police report three children aged 14 months and three were in a bath when Robert Wells 3 allegedly held Jennifer underwater. Grandmother Fay Weldon babysat and found the infant submerged. Police will not act until an inquest.
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Robert Wells
Jennifer
Fay Weldon
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