Bid to Block Federal Wage Boost Faces Immediate Ruling
Seizure dispute over wage increases for 650,000 steelworkers prompts urgent injunction requests. Judge Pine vows quick decision as industry and government present arguments. Senate and House committees widen steel seizure probes amid Capitol Hill hearings.
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Fdma
Fine
Pine
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Philip Murray
Pinal
Capitol Hill
Senate Committee
House Labor Committee
Wage Stabilization Board
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Senate Hanking Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Lawmakers Fail To Recall Simultaneous Inquiries
In New York Roger L. Putnam, a government economic stabilizer, warned that granting special price concessions to the steel industry could jeopardize the stabilization program, likening it to pulling the initiative “down in a rubble.”
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Era
New York
Roger L. Putnam
Western Union Telegraphers Strike Hits Local Office
Seven Western Union employees in Hagerstown join a nationwide walkout by the Commercial Telegraphers' Union now in its fourth week. Harry Winters notes a 40 hour week and wage hike demand, with arbitration refused by the company. The piece ends with an odd nonsequitur about the human skeleton.
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Western Union
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Harry A. Winters
Hagerstown
Winters
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Obituaries continue with services and interments
The notice lists several local deaths and funeral plans. Rev. Paul B. Watlington officiates a service with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Emma W. Stevens, Martinsburg resident, dies en route to hospital aged 78. services at Church of God in Martinsburg with arrangements at Coxelschatz and Coffman Funeral Home. Ena Ela Dorsey Welch to be honored at Leaf Funeral Home Sharpsburg with Mountain View Cemetery interment. Stanche L. Coulter, Knoxville area, obituary notes her death at Frederick Memorial Hospital. services at the Church of the Brethren in Brownsville followed by burial.
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Paul B. Watlington
Rose Hill Cemetery
Emma W. Stevens
Emma Stevens
Lottie Hose
Williamsport
Washington County Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Church of God In
Jose
Koxelschatz and Coffman
Ena D. Welch
Ena Ela (Dorsey) Welch
Leaf Funeral Home
Sharps ‘Burg
John N. Aurand
Mountain View
Sharpsburg
Stanche L. Coulter
Bhanehe
Osiam Coulter
Lawrence B. Coulter
Knoxville
Marning
Melpek
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Beulah T. (Kilham) Miller
James J. Miller
Washington County
Coulter
JoAnn E. Best
Franklin D
Sharon A
Regwlah
Millers
Church of the Brethren In
Brownsyville
Newton L. Poling
Ad Mining
D Eldred Rinehart Among Three Vying For GOP Chair
The piece outlines possible contenders for Maryland GOP chair with D Eldred Rinehart among three. Reeves shows interest but fears clashing politics while urging governor chosen leadership. Jacob France is also discussed as a veteran figure with possible shifts depending on state convention delegates and national committee plans. Bertha S Adkins is named as Maryland's committeewoman with little opposition noted.
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State Racing Commission
Reeves
Jacob France
Baltimore
Maryland
Adidsswithh Metterdin
France
Melveldin
Dwight DP
Hisenhower
GOP
Robert A. Tate
Ohio
Bertha S. Adkins
Salisbury
National Republican Headquarters
Tobin's Blast At Eisenhower Spurs Democratic Attacks
The piece notes Republican contests in Illinois and Arkansas with Taft supporters shaping delegates while Eisenhower leads in polls. Taft claims Pennsylvania write ins set records as Dewey predicts high GOP delegate wins. Democrats including Truman hint at a ruling choice with Kefauver Russell Kerr Oklahoma and Clarkinan active. A large Atlanta dinner honors Russell.
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Eisenhower
North Atlanta Treaty Organization
Reeve ¢R-Tenne
Boston
Mals
Westher
Reece
Robert A. ‘Taft
Miinois
Arkansas
Taft
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Newey
Harold E. Stassen
Mitcal
Rownding
Dewey
New York
Fisenhower
Chicago
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard Russell
Georgia
Robert Kery
Oklahoma
W. Averell Clarkiman
Whelanver
Ohio
Russell
CBS
Washington
Atlanta
Boonsboro Boy Collects Cars
Randolph Smith in Boonsboro pursues old cars as a serious hobby with a five-car collection. He values original condition, resists hot rod conversions, and studies antique car histories. His Saxon once cost 394 dollars with optional electric lights and starter.
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Randolph
Randolph Smith
Aid
Saxon
Evan Smmith
Sap
Dagmar
Crawford
Che
Gale
iProbers Cite New Evidence Of Corruption In Government Deals
The report alleges government corruption tied to vehicle parts purchases and markups. It cites Chrysler and Tropic Adve Inc claims over heater parts and government resale, with questioning of profit margins and procurement practices.
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iProbers
Cheysler Corp
Tropic Adve, Inc
Chrysler
Industry officials cite high profits on auto parts
Industry representatives told the subcommittee that the profit of about 1.450 per unit was necessary to keep many auto manufacturers in business through higher profits on parts.
Prayer for TRYDAY and Peace in Your Plan
A reflective prayer attributed to laither W. Youngdahl invokes the biblical image of swords beating into plowshares and asks for peace to become daily life. It emphasizes organized production and consecrated lives under lawful authority in Washington DC.
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Laither W. Youngdahl
Washington
Trcs
U.S
District of Columbia
Water-locked Sea Discovery by Christopher Calumbus
A hypothetical 4.5 million square mile Sargasso Sea area in the Atlantic is described as water-locked and touched by land. The find is attributed to Christopher Calumbus, noting floating seawood in the region.
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Sargasso
Atlantic
Christopher Calumbus
Mo Land
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