Ore Miners Pay War Delays New Work Order
In Pittsburgh a wage dispute delays the issuance of a back to work order for 23 000 iron ore miners while United Steelworkers negotiators seek a settlement to raise ore diggers to the same pay scale as steelworkers. The prior strike left iron ore miners out since June.
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J. Robert Shubert
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
Nsw
Minnesota
Mesabi
Great Lakes
Ork
Pickets Still On Duty At Big Steel Plants
Steel workers in Cleveland continue picketing as they await a Washington decision to end the walkout. Union demand aims to secure a contract covering Minnesota ore miners who joined the strike in sympathy. Recall plans from Republic, American Steel & Wire, and Jones & Laughlin target key personnel. production to resume gradually. About 20,000 Cleveland steelworkers expected back within two weeks.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Republic
American Steel & Wire
Jones & Laughlin
Steel Strike Ends Friendly Pact Sets 1954 Pay Hikes
The CIO wage settlement ends the long costly steel strike with a White House backed deal. U S Steel president Benjamin F Fairless praised the agreement and told the union committee that neither side got everything it wanted. The contract runs to June 30 1954 with a June reopen, includes a 16 cent hourly raise and higher shift differentials.
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White House
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Fairless
CIO
Philp Murray
Seventh In Herd Of Heifers Dies
John Schuster and Sons of Stoney Ridge road report a seventh heifer died yesterday from poisoning linked to a weed spray. Six prior cows perished last Tuesday as the herd grazed on Victor Reese property near Ridgeville, next to Robert Gilmore’s greenhouse where spray was used. Some spray likely drifted to adjacent land. several birds that ate berries also died.
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John Schuster
Schuster
Street Patching Nears Completion in Elyria Program
Street patching program in Elyria totaling 15000 dollars is nearly finished with less than 1000 dollars remaining. Major project included asphalt resurfacing of Second and Cedar Streets and East Avenue after widening. Other patched streets include Third Street Bath Street Lake Avenue Cleveland Street Winckles Street Columbus Street Ohio Street Washington Avenue Washington Boulevard Garford Avenue Cambridge Avenue Princeton Avenue Eastern Heights Boulevard Cornell Avenue Denison Avenue Brandston Avenue Pasadena Avenue Roosevelt Avenue Cascade Colony.
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Elyria
D W. Kothe
Second
Cedar Streets
East Avenue
Third Street
Bath Street
Lake Avenue
Cleveland Street
Winckles Street
Columbus Street
Ohio Street
Washington Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Garford Avenue
Cambridge Avenue
Princeton Avenue
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Cornell Avenue
Denison Avenue
Brandston Avenue
Pasadena Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Cascade Colony
Stevenson Nominated by Third Ballot at Democratic Convention
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson won the Democratic presidential nomination on the third ballot in the ninth session of the 31st Convention. President Truman introduced Stevenson to the convention for his acceptance speech amid a lengthy, tense late night. Labor and Southern factions debated veep choices involving Sparkman Kefauver Russell Barkley as potential running mates, with public pressure to avoid a floor fight.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Truman
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Estes
T. Kefauver
Tennessee
Russell
Organized Labor
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Deep South
Sparkman
Alben W. Barkley
Labor
Frank E. McKinney
D.t
Convention Hall
McKinney
Kefauver
Convention Schedule at Chicago Democratic National Convention
Morning session opens at 11 a.m. local time with the roll call of states to place names in nomination for vice president followed by balloting and the acceptance speech of the vice presidential nominee. Concludes with adjournment.
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Chicago
D.t
Sparkman Picked by Stevenson as Democratic VP Candidate
Gov Adlai E Stevenson chose Sen John J Sparkman Alabama as his running mate Sparkman announced he accepted and said he did not know if floor opposition would arise Kefauver backers had floated a floor fight as the convention neared confirmation remains with the final party session.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Sparkman
Alabama
Estes Kefauver
Amherst girl drowned at Lake Erie. body found by Elyria fisherman
The body of Marcella Jean Haas of 368 Jackson Street was found about 6 30 PM by Elyria resident Lewis Francis after washing onto rocks near Blahay's Truck Stop one and a half miles east of Beaver Park. Haas a Amherst High sophomore born October 21 1937 and member of St Joseph's church and its senior choir vanished during a beach party near the Hole in the Wall. Her father Elmer Haas identified the body. authorities were alerted and the coroner notified.
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Sheriffs Department
Lorain County
N. A. Tillman
Elmer Haas
Jose
St. Joseph's Parish
Amherst H. 8
Sally
Amherst High School
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Refuses To Pay Fine. 13-Year-Old Sits In Jail
Isaac W. Brokaw, a Columbia Station farmer aged 13, refuses to pay a $119 total fine and court costs for alleged zoning violations and remains in county jail at $3 a day. He claims no offense and says his attorney will seek an appeal after vacation. He noted he has $400 on hand but will not pay. Continued on Page 2.
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Isaac W. Brokaw
Columbia Station
Brokaw
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Sunny and warmer in Cleveland with a high near 96 this afternoon. Tonight remains fair and warmer than last night. Sunday stays fair and hot with higher humidity. Lake winds near 20 mph and barometer at 30.12.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ladder Fire Truck Taken Out Of Service
Ladder Company One of the Elyria Fire Department has its aerial ladder truck out of service today. The unit will remain idle for several days while repairs to its transmission system are completed.
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Elyria
Fire Department
Stevenson Accepts Democratic Nomination With Solemn Speech
Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois accepts the Democratic presidential nomination at the convention in Chicago. He pledges hard work and honesty, declaring the era demands truth and no gains without pains, and urges the nation to face great decisions in the Twentieth Century.
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Chicagoo
Gov Adlair Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Stevenson Wins Democratic Nomination Without Campaign HQ
Chicago figures Leo Lerner and Walter Johnson claim Adlai Stevenson won the Democratic presidential nomination via a genuine draft. They say Stevenson did not seek party bosses or use the party machine and was chosen by a free convention to unify the party and the country.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Conrad Hilton
Leo Lerner
Walter Johnson
Lerner
Johnson
The
University of Chicago
Truman Proclaims End Of An Era With New Democratic Leader
President Truman declared the end of an era and the start of another as he introduced Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois as the Democratic nominee. He pledged an all out 1952 campaign and said he would help Stevenson win. The scene at the convention showed a warm reception and a close, collaborative mood with Speaker Rayburn and DNC Chairman McKinney.
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Truman
Uniter Press
White House
Chicago
Democratic Party
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Gov. Stevenson
Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Frank E McKinney
Mr. Truman
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