Secret Talks On Steel Strike End Without Breakthrough
Secret negotiations between CIO Steelworkers leaders and industry chiefs failed to restart talks on the 20 day steel strike. Union counsel Arthur Goldberg cited no definite plans to resume as Murray prepared to speak in Gary, Indiana. Industry figures, including Moreell, Fairless, Stephens, White, and Larkin, stressed the wage pattern and union shop issues as sticking points. The stalled talks came amid pressure for action under Taft Hartley Law as Truman weighs options.
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New York
Philip Murray
CIO
Arthur Goldberg
Washington
White House
Murray
Pittsburgh
Gary
Ind
Adm
Ben Moreell
Jones & Laughlin Steel iCorp
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
Charles White
Republic Steel
Joseph Larkin
Bethlehem Steel
Truman
Senate
House
Howard W. Smith
Lattimore Barred From Leaving United States
The State Department halted Owen Lattimore from departing the United States pending a report about alleged plans to travel to Russia. Johns Hopkins professor says no real plans exist and cites tentative talks with New Delhi on a one year leave. Britain only European option mentioned.
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Washington
State Department
Owen Lattimore
Russia
Department
Lattimore
Iron Curtain
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Institute of Pacific Relations
Johns Hopkins
Britain
New Delhi
Not All Couples Return For Marriage Licenses
Probate court records show about two couples a month fail to return for their marriage license. Clerk Grace Grouse notes they lose two dollars but may feel ahead. A torn blood test report was shown in a near miss, with the couple later reconciling and proceeding.
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Grace Grouse
Sheriff Moves to Shut Down The Midget Grill After Shooting
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan announced plans to revoke The Midget Grill liquor license and shutter the Elyria Avenue bar amid repeated disturbances including gunfire stabbings and fights. Last night a gunshot wounded Carl Johnson 26 of Lorain just after midnight. taxi driver Ted Gunder described a gunman in a brown suit fleeing toward a car after the shot.
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Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Carl R. Finegan
Carl Johnson
Clifton Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Lee
Johnson
Edward Gawlik
Manuel Gomez
Elyria
Ted Gunder
Gunder
Avon Lake Board Plans School Remodeling Discussion
Avon Lake Board of Education calls a special meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in Avon Lake High School. Plans for remodeling the high school building will be discussed. Several floor plans were submitted by architects and the board asks reconsideration of the proposed addition and improvements.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake Board of Education
Avon Lake High School
Fireman Hurt At Hospital Fire
Fireman Fred Kraft of 120 Longford Avenue sustained a shoulder injury responding to a fire at Elyria Memorial Hospital addition. He fell while aiding the blaze and insulation materials between glazed tile were damaged. Kraft was examined and released from the hospital later.
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Fred Kraft
Longford Avenue
New Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kraft
Hospital dedication in Montpelier marks opening
Bryan Williams County will dedicate a new 43 bed hospital in Montpelier tomorrow with public inspection of the $750000 facility.
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Bryan
Williams County
Montpelier
Amherst Postmaster Frederick W. Deiner Confirmed by Senate
Amherst details Frederick W. Deiner 42 confirmed as Amherst postmaster by the Senate. He has led the office since February 1 after replacing retiring Earl Sterwald and began as a substitute clerk on August 22 1929. A World War II veteran he is active in the Amherst American Legion and VFW post in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Frederick W. Deiner
Senate
Deiner
Earl Sterwald
Amherst American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lorain
Eisenhower Plans Fighting Texas Campaign Speech
Eisenhower travels from Denver to Denison and then Dallas for a major campaign speech amid a bitter fight over Texas convention delegates. He says he will tell Texans what he thinks about the Texas situation and will address a Mothers group before the Dallas address.
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Denver
Colo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Dallas
Eisenhower
United Press
Robert A. Taft
Denison
Tex
Ohio
Eisenhower Campaign Moves Include Louisiana Meet
Eisenhower aides push pre convention push as delegates from Louisiana remain unsettled in a state convention dispute. He spoke after Dallas remarks while signing autographs at a Washington GOP meeting. Supporters battled Taft over delegate counts and a nationwide TV speech was announced to air 11 to 11 15 pm on CBS NBC. All agoratum petunias and marigolds offered by Resar Florists for 25¢ a dozen.
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Eisenhower
Louisiana
Dallas
Taft
CBS
NBC
New Trial Motion To Be Heard Wednesday
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook said the new trial motion for Carl Dominic Ferraro of Lorain, 25, club steward, convicted this week on a traffic manslaughter charge, will be heard at 10 a m Wednesday. Judges Cook Pincura and Mougey will preside. The court found Ferraro guilty of second degree manslaughter for the March 30 traffic deaths of George and Mrs. Schwarz of Lorain. Ferraro is jailed awaiting sentencing if the motion fails.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Carl Dominic Ferraro
Lorain
Cook
John Pincura
Walter Mougey
Wooster
Ferraro
George Schwarz
Stevenson Available for Democratic Presidential Nomination
Washington sources report Governor Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois plans to make himself available for the Democratic presidential nomination after personal issues were resolved. A White House and Democratic leadership circle indicated an announcement could come Monday, though Stevenson maintains he seeks reelection as governor.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
White House
Stevenson
Truman
William S. Flanagan
Springfield
Ill
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Louisiana
GOP
Shreveport
Eisenhower
Virginia
House Reversal On Price Issue Could Happen
Washington Democratic Whip J. Percy Priest said the House might reverse and keep price controls or vote to kill wage controls as the control bill heads for another vote next Wednesday. He noted a split between party factions despite Republican Southern Democrat cooperation and cited a surprising 146 to 88 vote knocking out most price controls.
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Washington
J. Percy Priest
House
Priest
Venezuela Breaks Ties With Czechoslovakia
Caracas says Venezuela cuts diplomatic relations with Czechoslovakia following a previous severance with Russia. The moves reflect a broader split with allied communist states in a short span.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Czechoslovakia
British radioman held for trial on espionage charges
British Foreign Office radio operator William M. Marshall, 24, faces four new charges of obtaining and passing secret information to the Soviets. Arrested after contact with Pavel Kuznetsov, Marshall appeared at South West London Magistrates Court as bail was denied and a trial date set under Britain's Official Secrets Act.
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London
William M. Marshall
Marshall
Britain
King George's Park
Pavel Kutznetsov
Kuznetsov
Clyde T. Wilson
Wilson
Moscow
Dog Owner Escapes Fire Struck Home on Fairlawn Street
A house at 247 Fairlawn Street suffered severe interior and front damage from a blaze yesterday evening. Firemen ruled the fire started when a small boy threw burning paper into a frame kennel, forcing the occupant to flee with only a dog left behind.
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Fairlawn Street
Loren Elbert
Ohio Sales Tax Income Rises After Installment Rule Change
Ohio's 3 percent sales tax intake climbs to 156,803,011 by June 7, up from 153,414,591 in 1951. State records show a gain of over 2.25 million since federal restrictions on installment buying were removed, though pre-change collections lagged last year by 4,538,883.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mauthe Christening Draws Crowds From Cleveland and Youngstown
Several hundred people from Cleveland and Youngstown came by special train to Detroit for the christening of the steamer J. L. Mauthe, a 647 foot ore carrier built for Pickands Mather. The vessel was named in honor of Mrs J. L. Mauthe wife of the president of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. The event featured sponsor remarks and a festive atmosphere as the ship entered service. Geraniums promotion appears in ad context.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Youngstown
J. L. Mauthe
Pickens
Mather
Interlake Steamship Co
Youngstown Sheet, and Tube Co
Too Many Suspects in Hit-Skip Death Probe
Elyria detectives report a flood of tips about a black 1933 to 1938 Chevrolet sedan linked to the hit-skip death of Clarence Life. Ten to fifteen calls described similar cars seen in the region, but no proven involvement yet. One suspect owned a 1938 black Chevy with chrome accessories and left for Kentucky the night of the crash, though alibi evidence places him away from the city.
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Clarence Life
Elyria
Kentucky
Former Eaton Youth Wounded In Korea Action
Word from the Department of Defense reports Pfc. Charles A. Foster son of Mr and Mrs George F Chase formerly of South Island road Eaton wounded in action in Korea The family once worked on the Leo Friedman farm Route 76 and has since moved to Lana Marlana Pa to stay with a daughter Helen Chase.
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North Eaton
Department of Defense
Charles A. Foster
George F. Chase
South Island Road
Korea
Leo Friedman
Route 76
Helen Chase
Marlana
Lorain Police Mount Year-Round Gambling Crackdown
Police Inspector Maurice Mumford leads a Lorain shutdown of gambling after Mayor John Jaworski orders a rapid cleanup. Det. Joseph Gethin and Ptlm. Michael Demyan removed from the vice squad, Lieut. Frank Pawlak to head efforts with Ptlm. Richard Griffith assisting. The mayor seeks an around the clock drive targeting 31 federal gambling stamp holders.
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Lorain
Maurice Mumford
John C. Jaworski
Joseph Gethin
Michael Demyan
Paul Cleaver
Gethin
Demyan
Cleaver
Mumford
Frank Pawlak
Richard Griffith
Seek To Force Probe Of Germ War Charges
United States vows to push a U N Security Council probe into Communist germ warfare claims. Ambassador Ernest A Gross asks the council to authorize the Red Cross to send on the spot investigators to Korea and report back promptly. The move seeks a meeting to discuss an investigation of alleged bacteriological warfare.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Red Cross
Ernest A. Gross
United Nations Security Council
International Committee of the Red Cross
Korea
Gross
Security Council
Summer Arrives Today Cool Across Great Lakes
The first day of summer brings cool springlike weather to the Atlantic Seaboard and Great Lakes states while the South and Southwest endure 90 to 100 degree heat. In the Great Lakes, Buffalo and Duluth posted lows in the 40s, with Cadillac Michigan recording 34 degrees as Presidio Texas hit 110.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes States
D.T
Equator
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Middle Atlantic
North Central States
Buffalo
N.Y
Duluth
Minn
Minneapolis
Cadillac
Mich
Presidio
Tex
Texas
Phillipsburg
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Battle near Chorwon halts major Red assault on hills
American and Filipino infantry beat back a 3,500 strong Chinese attack west of Chorwon in a six hour battle for three strategic hills. Over 400 Chinese killed or wounded. 1st Lt. Donald A. McLean and 1st Lt. William D. Angle credited with downing a MiG-15 over Pyongyang. 179th Regiment of the U.S. 45th Division and Philippine 19th Battalion Combat Team held the line. O'Daniel said replacements are ready to strike or defend as needed.
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Seoul
Korea
Chorwon
U. S
Pyongyang
John W. Iron Mike O'Daniel
1St Army Corps
45Th
Air Force
Donald A. McLean
Bobrich Dr
Rochester
William D. Angle
Neodesha
Kans
O'Daniel
Boudreau Questions Ailing Sox Pitchers Injuries
Boston manager Lou Boudreau questioned whether Mel Parnell Mickey McDermott and Ellis Kinder are truly injured after a 9-2 loss to Cleveland. He said he might send them home to verify their health and warned they must earn their jobs back if not injured.
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Cleveland
Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Mel Parnell
Mickey McDermott
Ellis Kinder
Boudreau
Boston
Indians
Roger Birtwell
Boston Globe
Mike Gulloply
Joe Cromin
Parnell
McDermott
St. Louis
Child Electrocuted In Paducah At Trailer Home
A 21 month old boy Ronald Franz was electrocuted yesterday after touching an open electric circuit at his parents trailer home in Paducah Kentucky. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack D Franz who moved here from Ironton Ohio three months ago.
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Paducah
Ronald Franz
Jack D. Franz
Ironton, O
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