Steel Strike Deepens as U S Bombers Press Front Lines
In July reports from Pittsburgh and New York describe a prolonged steel industry stoppage now in its seventh week. Union leaders balk at a watered down union shop plan while government price increases seek to offset wage hikes, with massive pay losses and widespread industrial slowdowns affecting autos, railroads, and consumer goods.
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New York
Washigton
Nilion
Ho O
Chicago
Wall Street
Steel Management
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
USW
Murray
Leffers
Steel Capital
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Union
Murrray
Reds Recess Hints Concession in Secret Korean Talks
Secret armistice talks near Panmunjom recessed for two days at the Korean Red request amid deadlock over prisoner exchange. Allied air power bombarded positions near Yorehor and Pyongeane as ground fighting continued on the Mastern Front and a strategic hill changed hands after a three day assault.
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Munsan
Korea
Red
Panmunjom
Air Force
Yorehor
Pyongeane
Bamsank
Ragged Mastern
Eighth Army
V.S8
Agar
North Korea
Kyosen
Last Week For X Ray Survey Broadcasts Final Drive
Final week for a mass X ray clinic as mobile units visit several worksites and towns. Officials urge everyone to get screened, noting early tuberculosis detection aids cure and limits spread, with multiple locations and times listed through Friday.
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Central Chemical Wank
Jamison
Brandt Cabinet Works
Hagerstown Shoe Company
Southern Shoe
Térigton Apparel, Inc
Pangboro
Eisenhower weighs new campaign pilot and staff shifts
In Chirazzo on July 1 General Dwight D. Eisenhower announces plans for a new campaign collaboration and travel to Denver. He confirms Lodge’s retirement from active duty and will keep liaison with Lodge's Senate challenge in Massachusetts where John Kennedy seeks the seat. James C. Hagerty named as press secretary joining Dewey era staff.
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Chirazo
Vwiehtl
D. Eixenhower
Republcan
Searete
Henry Cabottadee
Massachue
Reneral
Ceanly
Denver
Bissenhower
Maj
John D. Eisenhower
Highland Fall
N.Y
Lodge
Eisenhower
Bevinse
Senate
Bay State
John Kennedy
Hisenhower
Bode
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Building Permits Valued At Eight Thousand Three Hundred
Four building permits for construction totaling eight thousand three hundred dollars were issued by the City Building Inspector. Recipients include Charles Ry Decker for a one family frame dwelling at Merway Road, olin My McCos for a concrete block addition at Mont Wath Avenue, Mrs. A. P. Stauffer for an outside stair at South Potomac Street, and Dr. Williams for a Brock addition on Mt. Etna Road near City Light Plant.
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Charles Ry Decker
Merway Road
Olin My McCos
Mont Wath Avenue
A. P. Stauffer
Stairwas
South Potomac Street
Dr. Williams
Brock
Mt. Etna Road
City Light Plant
Truman says U S trade curbs harm allies and free world
President Truman criticizes recent U S foreign trade restrictions as hurting Allied strength and urges a study of trade policy. He directs the Mutual Security advisory board to propose ways to address the problem and to examine limits on trade with Communist nations.
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Washington
Truman
U.S
Ao Yuanan
White House
Congress
United States
Free World
Iran
County Dog To Be Rabies Exam After Bite Incident
Sheriff officers reported a dog tied to Genevieve Mapphis near Funkstown Road was ordered examined for rabies after it bit a girl on Friday evening. The shepherd dog, about 14 years old, is held at the county SPCA for a ten day period with no rabies signs, and owner George Day may face an exam by a veterinarian. the girl received minor leg injuries at the emergency room.
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Joerl
George Day
Collins Reports Reds Can Expect More Air Attacks
Gen. J. Lawton Collins, U S Army chief of staff, said U N air power in Korea could be increased in a pinch and that the Eighth Army has ready means for battle. He warned Communists of heavy air attacks and expressed confidence in Allied troops to halt any offensive.
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Seoul
Korea
J. Lawton Collins
United States
U.S. Eighth Army
Japan
United Nations
U.N
North Korea
Collins
Fire origin blamed in vacant Security dwelling blaze
Sheriffs officers fixing the burned home near White Oak Forest schoolhouse at Seckity suspect an incendiary fire. An electrician aided inspectors who believe an unprotected attic joist and bare wiring started the blaze, with arson as a suspected method.
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Otter Methvorls
Mies
George Keefer
White Oak Forest
Seckity
Badtinere
Caruse
Hiowal Board
Oe Tive von
Shaepsbursg
Wanne Moars
Sen O
Phone Call On Doctor Shooting Wins Top Prize For Local Man
A Virginia Avenue man wins the top prize of one dollar after calling in a tip about Dr H R Tobias being wounded by a berserk patient in Berkeley Springs. He was an hour ahead but arrived in person at the Daily Mail office to report the story. The second prize goes to a North Mulberry Street housewife whose tip helped confirm details of the incident.
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Daily Mall News
Virginia Avene
Berkeley Springs
H.R. Tobias de
Daily Mad Up
H O
Hagerstown
Alory
Damages Sought Over Gases From Local Plant
Paul L and Alive to Carpenter Aircust sue Central Chemical Corp for 10000 damages alleging their greenhouse on Marshall Street was harmed by noxious gases from a nearby fertilizer and insecticide plant on Mitchell Avenue. They claim plant damage and paint failure lowered property value and forced sale. Suit filed in August court docket.
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Central Chemical Corp
Day
Paul: L
Carpenter Aircust
Lloyd &. Kuhn
Carpenters Chain
Marshall Street
Mitchell Avenue
Auipusl
High Schooler Sets Cherry Picking Record At Wertz Orchards
Dan Shade a 17 year old Waynesboro High School sophomore set a new cherry picking record at Wertz commercial orchards by harvesting 620 quarts in a day He previously collected 100 quarts on Wednesday to break the prior mark of 480 quarts The average picker collects around one quarter of a day’s work at the orchard.
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Dan Shade
Waynes ‘Hore High School
Wertz
Shade
Ino
Senator Oconor Resting Well After Sudden Illness
Senator OConor is reported in perfectly satisfactory condition at Mercy Hospital after collapsing at the Maryland State Convention of the American Legion. He experienced chest pain and was attended by his son Herbert OConor Jr and Dr Hymansomd Peters. diagnosis results will take several days.
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Batthnore
Ouly
Shlerbert & O'Conorie
Mercy Elospistal
Herbert O'Conor, Jr
Mathieson
Barner
Maryland
American Legion
Derol A. O Conor
Meres Hospital
Hymasmond Peters
Keel of World’s Biggest Warship Laid in Newport News
The keel was laid for the USS Forrestal a 60 000 ton carrier to be the world’s largest with range to reach any aggressor nation. Deputy Secretary William Foster calls it a major capability and a threat to foes. Construction by Newport News Shipbuilding expected late October with flight deck 1040 feet long and speed above 33 knots. The carrier honors James Forrestal former Navy and Defense secretary.
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Newport News
Forrestal
Elton c. Fayap
Navy Today
Detense
William © .Loster
Thin
Congress
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Flock Company
United States
Europe
Foster
Midway
John Lo Sullivan
the Navy
12 Air Policemen In Korea Seek Pen Pals From Daily Mail
Dozens of Air Police Squadron members in Korea request the Daily Mail publish their appeal for pen pals. They list names and locations and urge readers to write to a chosen sponsor, promising replies from hometown friends.
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Air
Korea
Daily Mail
Sth Air Police
Toryan
Etrer
Horningabe Madframe
A. Fe
Divelbiss
Ephancock
Vic Force
Karem
Deir Join
Pitat
Ataut
Holukeouk
Berkeley Springs
Cork
Gins
Bhodet Hannan Watson
Sosat
Charles Malang
Age Geraldi
Prock
Ake Donald Biteter
Ade Paul 1
Davis
AvSe Chinde
J. Bell
Ate Jack de Bernardi
Aste Marl Ehresian
Ae Aah Crawfar
Francis Leahy
Kenneth Ry Jordin
Amd
Jerey
Hide
Chesau
Iam
Sth Air Police Squadron
ABC NT
San Francisco
Calif
Avis
Black Bear Spotted Near City Edge By Railroad Workers
A large black bear was seen near the edge of Hagerstown by Western Maryland Rail workers today. The animal crossed between shanties, surveyed by about a dozen men, weighed around 200 pounds, and headed into a thicket toward Wilsons and Paytor’s yard, frightening horses and prompting a cautious retreat.
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Clear Spring
Wilson
Hagerstown
Maryland
Kassel Aversvale
Suvant Avenue
Charles Nutter
Charles Schlotterbeck
Wilsons
Thamnalt Paytor
Thundershowers to Bring Relief After Heat
A hot and sultry day is followed by thundershowers later today with some relief. Tomorrow expected to stay unsettled with more showers and cloudiness as mild temperatures mark the region.
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Omer
Keedysville
Travis
Chemere
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Wien
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Windy City
Harriman
Reuther
Detroit
W. Averell Harriman
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Ike
U. S
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