Labor mediator says strike settlement will take time
Federal mediation chief Voseph F. Finnegan told UPI that settlement of the strike will take time and is not going to be accomplished by any magic formula. He said he reported the status of the situation by telephone to U.S. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell this morning.
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NEW York
UPI
Voseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Press International
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Finnegan
Pickets Start Long Strike Front in Steel Cities
Pickets outside steel mills mark a prolonged strike that will test mediation. Federal mediator Finnegan reported the talks were not easily solved and postponed further efforts to Monday. Union leader McDonald called the situation very serious as workers idled across 24 states, halting about 300000 tons daily.
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Pittsburgh
UPN
Joseph F. Finnegan
Labor
Mitchell
Washington
New York
Finnegan
David J. McDonald
Bethlehem
Chicago
United Steelworkers of America
USW
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania Railroad
McDonald
Barl Warren
Weather Summary for Northwest and Northeast Chis
Sunny and warm today with slight temperature changes tonight. Friday remains partly cloudy and warm with highs near 84 to 99. Lake Erie winds east to southeast 10 to 15 miles per hour today and tonight. Sunrise 6 07 a m Sunset 8 50 p m Moonrise 3 28 p m Moonset Friday.
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Chis
Dow
Lake Erie
Fim
Reisinger Named Director of C-T Advertising
Leroy F. Reisinger, a 32-year veteran of The Chronicle Telegram advertising staff, was named advertising director. He will oversee all newspaper advertising and has promoted W. Lee Cox to display advertising manager and Robert L. Larkin to assistant manager. The changes come as the paper marks growth from a 33-employee shop in 1929 to a larger display and classed advertising operation with notable industry ties.
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Leroy F
Roy) Reisinger
Chronicle Telegram
Schoepfie
Press
Reisinger
W. Lee Cox
Robert L. Larkin
Jon's
Nwisplay
Chronicle ‘Telegram
Jbo
Broad
Deetz, Inc
George' ‘Miller
Elyria
Fith S&s
Harris Reisinger
Elyrma High School
Elyriumph School Herald
Chronicle-Telegram
Buctus Telegraph-Forum
J.F. Burke
A.C. Hudnutt
Chronicle-Telegram Ownel
C-T
Ohio
National Advertising Executives’ Associaton
Cleveland
The
Bureau of Advertising
Bucyrus Ardre
Lake Ens
al Koran
Jester Court
Gevelani
Clarabell
Glenwood Ave
Alfred O’donnell Jr
Cox
Marie Cox
Danville
Pacific
Akron
Sears, Roeback and Co
Family Attacked By Pet Bear In Cleveland Home
In Cleveland a small brown bear adopted as a pet by the Chris Spangler family attacked Myrtle Spangler and her 19 year old son in their home on Pearl Road Motel grounds. The bear tied to a bed with a leash then moved on family members biting and chewing before being trapped under a cardboard box.
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Cleveland
Chris Spangler
Chris Jr
Pearl Road
Myrtle Spangler
Chris
Chris Sr
Ohio labor clash over boosted workmen's comp bill
The AFL-CIO blasts Gov DiSalle and House Democrats as Ohio moves a amended workmen's compensation bill to the Senate. Union leaders say the changes replace the current system with gimmicks, reducing injured workers' payouts despite a rise from 40.25 to 49 weekly dollars. The fight splits Democrats between pro labor revisions and preserving claim processing status quo.
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Columbus
UPI
House
Ohio
Ohio Afl-Cio
Michael V. DjiSaile
James A. Lantz
Lancaster
Jesse Yoder
Dayton
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Manufacturers Assn
Senate
James Kilbane
Cleveland
Democrats of
Thomas J. Barrett
D-Mahoning
Race riot danger prompts Harlem police hike
New York City officials moved extra officers into Harlem and three other predominantly Black districts to curb a feared race riot. Police Commissioner Stephen Kennedy blamed inflammatory statements by politicians tied to current primary campaigns for district leadership. He warned such rhetoric could worsen community relations more than an atom bomb, while Manhattan leaders highlighted housing and economic tensions fueling distrust of police.
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New York
UPD
Additionaly
Harlem
Stephen P. Kennedy
Kennedy
City Hall
Manhattan
Hulan E. Jack
Judge orders brass cuspidors removed from jury box
PARKERSBURG W Va UPI Judge Donald F Black ordered removal of brass cuspidors from the jury box saying unnamed juries are a thing of the past and the items were stumbling blocks for women jurists.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
UPI
Donald F. Black
Reds Back Down On Demand Berlin Crisis But UN Action Sought
The Soviet Union retreated from demanding East Germany join secret Big Four Berlin talks while the United States moved to seek United Nations intervention. Gromyko invited Herter to lunch signaling private talks may resume amid Western frustration. Hammarskjold pursued quiet diplomacy as he pressed for UN involvement in a future Berlin settlement.
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Finnegan
United Steelworkers Union
Steelworkers Union
Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
East Germany
Berlin
United States
United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Christian A. Herter
Gromyke
Maurice Couve de Murville
Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Hammarskjold
U.N
Russia
Union Officer Alleges Shakedown Attempt at NLRB Hearing
Lorain County Local 758 president James Byrd testified that a Victory Construction Co. former worker Walter Geisler offered money for favorable testimony at an NLRB hearing. Byrd quoted Geisler signaling a bribe aimed at influencing witnesses Rose and himself. The hearing, tied to unfair labor practices charges against Local 758 and Victory Construction Co., prompted the U.S. Attorney to review possible criminal charges for bribery and perjury.
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National Labor Relations Board
Local 758
Lorain County Laborers’ Union
NLRB
James Byrd
Lorain
Victory Construction
Walter Geisler
Hamilton
Victory Construction Co
Dayton
Byrd
Geisler
Howard Johnson
Rt. 57
Steve Study
Victory
Rose
William Rose
Fmony
Albert Wheatley
U. S
Lorain Council Withholds Budget Amid Picketed Aid Calls
Lorain council delays budget approval at deadline while pickets protest, urging aid programs and food donations amid disputed fees and registration issues. Community groups call for action as local organizations seek relief and clarity on funding decisions.
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Lorain
Acess Pg
Teller Escort Seized Bandit Takes $41000
A savings and loan teller Miss Judy Whitney and Patrolman Anthony Marsho were abducted at a street corner and found handcuffed to a police cruiser in Stevens Park after a gunman seized about $41000 from the Niles Bank. The robber forced Marsico to drive to the park and fled in a second car, with road blocks set up by the state Highway Patrol.
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Miles
UPN
Savings and Loan Association
Judy Whitney
McKinley Savings and Loan Association
Anthony Marsho
Stevens Park
First Tulips Came From Turkey Calip-crowing claim
Turkey not Holland is cited as the first tulips origin by some authorities. Classified ads offer help selling garden items and household goods. Call Elyria area numbers FA 3-3321 or CE 3-6173 for ad writing. Mrs. Dunning reports profits from listing pots pans clothing and assorted items.
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Turkey
Holland
C-T
Elyria
Lorain
Dunning
W. River St
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R. Heath Larry,s
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Lorain County
Some Club
LF. Reinger
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William E. Tangney
Reds
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