Steel Board Reconvenes to Mediate U.S. Steel Strike
The steel strike fact finding panel reconvenes under Taft Hartley to study resumed negotiations and the industry final settlement offer. Joseph Finnegan leads federal negotiators as talks resume after Supreme Court approval of the injunction. Union chief David McDonald predicts Kaiser pattern settlement may reach 10 to 15 smaller producers, with major firms warned to avoid a second strike when the 8 day injunction expires. Production pace rises as U S Steel aims for 6 percent of capacity.
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Supreme Court
Board of Inquiry
Finnegan
Steelworkers
David J McDonald
Kaiser
USW
U.S. Supreme Court
Industrial Union Division
Afl-Cio
MacDonald
CSW
United States
McDonald
Raiser Steel Corp
McDonald's
Omia
U_S_ Steel
Weather Alert for Northeastern Ohio Tonight and Thursday
Mostly cloudy and windy today with cooler temperatures and scattered showers. Tonight and Thursday turn to much colder conditions with occasional snow showers and morning snow flurries. low tonight around 25 to 20 degrees.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Sheffield Lake Council
Write-In Wins Highlight Tuesday In Tange Elections
Eleven to twelve write-in winners are reported with 12 write-ins securing posts as the official count closes. The bulletin notes weather details, wind shifts, gale warnings near Lake Erie, and preliminary steps for Elyria sewer projects funded by a bond issue.
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Election Board
Ind
Elyria
Airmen Rescued After Jet Crashes Near Hutterite Colony
In Lewistown Montana 75 Hutterites recount a blizzard crash of three U S twin jet interceptors that killed four crewmen and forced two to bail out. Joseph Stahl describes believing Russia had bombed their ranch triggering a mass alarm and prayer.
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Lewistown
Mont
UPI
Russia
U. S
Joseph Stahl
King Colony
War Dead Honored By Nation
Nation observes a minute of silence for fallen soldiers on Veterans Day. Arlington National Cemetery hosts ceremonies with Army Chief of Staff General Lyman Lemnitzer delivering remarks and laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns for President Eisenhower. A nationwide moment of reverence follows.
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France
Italy
Pacific
Arkington National Cemetery
Don Miller
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Laman L. Lemnitzer
Army
Eisenhower
Ashantiinc
Probe into chaining of boys at North Dakota Training School
A state official said an inquiry into reports that unclothed teen boys were chained to floors at the North Dakota Training School is ongoing. The incident allegedly occurred during room confinement and care, with later privileges restored. lawmakers call for full investigation and rehabilitation concerns cited by State Senator Ralph Ericstad.
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Mandan, D
Gpi
Old Fire Truck Moved Blaze Goes With It
Firefighters moved a vintage 1919 150 gallon pumper from one station to another when a wiring short ignited alcohol fumes from overheated winter. An extinguisher from the chief’s station wagon quelled the blaze with no damage.
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Lorain
Fire Chiefs
Books Are Useful in Carlton Librarian Compares Borrowers
Municipal librarian Herbert Steele complained that borrowers used hooks as teapot stands towels mops grease removers teething rings and weapons to throw at dogs and cats.
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Carlton
England
UPI
Herbert ‘Steele
United States Steel appoints new president Worthington
Pittsburgh UPI report says former coal miner Leslie B. Worthington begins duties as president of the nation’s biggest steel firm, succeeding Walter Amford after a special board meeting in New York on Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Leslie B. Worthington
Mire
Ceel Ind
New York
Walter Amford
Worthington page hints at leadership changes and promotions
The clipping references Pe. 2 Worthington and lists names including a director and chairmen of operations policy committee. It mentions promotion and new personnel for the 2S steel effort, but the text is fragmentary and unclear on dates or outcomes.
Judge Rules Pike Traffic Rules Invalid
Thomas D. Cunningham of Cleveland Heights Ohio said the Pike traffic regulations are unconstitutional because they set no standards or hearing provisions and rely on the turnpike commission's own judgment. Officials warn the ruling could force speed limits to drop from 65 to 60 daytime and 50 at night with appeal anticipated.
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Municipal
Sey Ste
Rene Mon
Thomas
Cunningham
Cleveland Heights
France
Turnpike Commission
Mitchell Eats Hat Over 3 Million Unemployed Forecast
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell announced October unemployment at 3,270,009 and, in a public stunt, nibbled a hat shaped cake. He had promised to eat his hat if jobless totals topped three million, noting steel strike effects and citing a 66.5 million October employment high.
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Washington
UPS
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Labor Department
R. Conrad Cooper
Management and Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Shichell
Oan Aflacio
Orne
DiSalle Blasts Butler Memo on Democratic Fundraising
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle accuses Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler of using coercive machine politics to raise money for the national party. He cites a memo urging quotas and housing space allocations for states meeting targets, calling it a threat and power ploy.
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Columbus
UPT
Michael V. DiSalie
Democratic National
Paul M. Butler
Natonal
DiSalie
Butier
Democratic
Los Angeles
National Party
DiSalic
Butler
Wiliam Coleman
Ohio
Eisenhower to Meet Franco as Madrid Stop on Europe Tour
President Eisenhower will meet with Tunisian President Bourguiba aboard ship off Tenis and will visit Francisco Franco in Madrid during a European Asia tour. He travels from Athens to Toulon on the USS Des Moines and then to Rome Rabat and Paris before returning to Washington in December.
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Washington
CPD
Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Tunisia
Francisco Franco
Madrid
White House
Sourguiba
Eiserhower
Athens
Greece
Toulon
France
Des Moines
Tenis
Spain
Paris
Wil
Rabat
Morocco
Iring
James C. Hagerty Selig
London
Europe
Long
Hegerty
Bourguiba
Franco
Rome
New Delhi
Hagerty
Thomas E. Stephens
Stephens
Nehru demands Chinese pullout before talks
A UPI sourced report says Prime Minister Nehru will require China to abandon border positions before negotiations with Premier Chou En Lai. He rejects Chou's buffer zone idea and notes Chinese troops occupy areas near Longju and Ladakh.
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Sew Deeley
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehmi
Chou En-lai
Nehu
Chow
Red
Himalayan
Longja
Fromder Agency
Ladakh
Jammu
Masamir
Chou
India
China
Wanted tractor tire advertised in Chronicle Telegram Want Ads
An old Chronicle Telegram Want Ad urges readers to place want ads for items like a tractor tire with open center tread. It promotes fast-action WANTED-1138 listings and provides regional contact numbers Elyria and Lorain for want ads.
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Chronicle ~ Telegram
Dial
Elyna
Lorain
East
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Joseph F. Finnegan
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Hilites
Wellington
Vator
Anzio
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Gettiysburg
United Press International
Henman Joos
State Board of Administration
Thomas Crouse
Son Sever
Ieee
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Ericstad
Crouse
Pike
Labor
DiSalle
Sauer
Nehru
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