Truman To Have Job Of Settling Steel Dispute
President Truman, back from Florida, faces action in the steel labor crisis as CIO workers led by Murray threaten a strike. Government stance on wage-price policy and WSB recommendations are under cabinet review with proposed wage boosts and union shop likely to spark debate.
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Washington
Truman
Florida
Philip Murray
CIO Steel
Murray
WSB
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Ellis Arnall
Danish Retail Experts Visit Hagerstown From New York
Danish business officials toured Hagerstown to study self service stores and county agriculture. The eleven visitors, speakers and interpreters, arrived March 17 and planned to travel to Salt Lake City before returning home April 25. They met store managers and clerks, made purchases, and expressed interest in Danish consumer cooperatives and local diversification.
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Denmark
Bune
New York
Washington
Commerce Department
Thorphain
Salt Lake City
Piceers
Edith
Adttonsen
Clair
Tay Co-operative Women's Guilds
Henry
Fettertein
Rashier
Au Clerks’ Union
Anne J.russ
Consumer Conwil
Copenhasen
Poul Hansen
Prioliteat
Soviets Ot Eniick
Dlvneby
Agee Tempekloegensen
Proprie
Baby Steeet
Henry Mo Kunden
Statary
Danish Ag
Eyl Weneb
Vivian Malte
Viggo Mo Hadsen
Penpoeter
Way Nielsen
Connerciive Consumerc Oa
Obituary Notices Highlight LocalDeaths And Services
Obituaries list multiple local figures from Waynesboro to Greencastle and Hagerstown. Entries include Mrs. Mary A Frushkour and William Andre McSherry with service details at Morriss and Later Funeral Homes, and notes on survivors, church affiliations, and burial sites Rose Hill Green Hill Cemetery.
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Petersburg
Elizabeth Easterday
Boonsboro
Ithe Morriss Funeral Home
Harry H. Dellinger
Harry Tl. Dellinger
Furmer
Sharpsburg Pike
Downsville
William and
Mary Slifer Dellinger
Salem Reformed Church
Bessie Newe Flellinger
Paul Johnson
Hedgesville
W. Vatwagons
William
Richard
Hagerstown
Hattie
Sue Dellinger
Alvey
Roman
A. K. Coffman
Frederick D .Eyster
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mary A. Frushkour
Mary Alice Frushour
Myersville
Charles Frushour
Weiset Robertson
Middletown
Xead T& Veats
Lawson
Eva Ac Felix Harshman
Nes
Myers
Ters
Paul Orville
Roy
Harry
Lewistown
Harvey Les
Samuel Lindsay
William A. McSherry
William Andre McSherry
George Street
Baltimore
MesSherry
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Isadora ¢Bert McSherry
Helen Snyder
Leitersburg
Edna McSherry
Mars Grimes
Fred
George
Victor
Chester
Floyd McSherry
Holy Name Society
Patrick A. Coyne
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic
Green Hill
Waynesboro
Nettie A. Cauffman
Nettie Anna Caulffmuan
Pat G. Cauffman
South
Carlisle Street
Greencastle
Fayettesville
Paul G
Harry Kaiser
Mount Alto
Minnie
Mt. Zion Church
Quincy
Jay W. Yohe
Church
Minnich Funeral Home
Stranger Drops Out Of Sky Mystery Solved
A reticent stranger parachuted into Stratford Wisconsin yesterday then fled town leaving an ape parachute and unidentified instruments. Local officials reported the affair as a puzzling airborne event with material remnants found at the scene and parachute traced to Minnesota.
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Stratford
Wis
Mareh
Voorn
Eamel
Moore
Minnes
Arachute
Reds Hold Truce Then Argue Over Armistice Terms
An armistice negotiator reported that Soviet representatives seem to stall by focusing on wording rather than substantive issues. Col. Tarrow noted disagreement over who should identify United Nations forces and Korea. Prisoner exchange and the Russian question remain the main obstacles as staff officers call for higher level talks. A secret session of senior officers aimed to break the deadlock. The reference period traces to early 1949, during Truman's presidency.
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Mapean
Maren
Arene
Col
Pon
Tarrow
Russia
United Nations
Korea
Darrow
Mayor And Council Told To Build Light Plant Cooling System
The board of public works received a written recommendation to authorize A. C. Wood Associates to plan and bid a cooling system for the Municipal Electric Light Plant. The report calls for a cooling tower and a third intake to handle growing demand, with construction possible in five months and an estimated annual operating cost of about 19 000 dollars.
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A. C. Wood Associates
Panlele
Jose
Antietam Creek
Sass
Sharmace
Waey
Antietam
R. RR. Daniels
Public Works Board
Municipal Electric Light
Prompe
Truck Driver Suffocated in West Virginia Accident
W Hartman 28, a truck driver from Roney West Virginia, was suffocated when overturned on Sector Road near LS 220. State Police say he was thrown from the vehicle and pinned under a wheel rest. Authorities believe the truck settled in an upright position trapping him.
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Roney
W. Va
Here
W. Kelley
Charles Hartman
Hartman
Contra
Kelley
de. J. FL Raston
New Atomic Tests Planned at Nevada Test Site
Las Vegas reports a surprise series of atomic tests to begin next week at the Nevada test site with civilian defense focus. The Atomic Energy Commission ordered all authorized workers to leave the area by week’s end. A start date was not given, newsmen invited to a Monday briefing. tests likely to span the region this spring.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Atomic Enucergy Comission
Exre
Agel
Kefauver Kerr Clash Over Nebraska Campaign Tactics
In a heated exchange during the Nebraska campaign Kefauver accuses Kerr of using speeches and a pro Kerr ad financed by supporters to sway voters. Kerr counters Kefauver favors federal power and cites religious issue criticisms. Both men trade charges about voting records and industry ties amid references to Tennessee and oil sectors.
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Kerr l
Werr
Kerr
Washington
Congress
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Ikefauver
U. S
Senate
Memphis
Ed Cramp
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Nebraska
Hernard J. Boyle -Neri
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Ivefanver
Bre
Kefanver
Oil, Gas, and Allied Industries
Oklahoman
Police Report New Attempt To Kill Adenauer
Federal police revealed a new package addressed to Chancellor Adenauer entering extreme protection. An earlier bomb email triggered yesterday in Munich killed the expert examining it and wounded four others. The latest parcel arrived in Bonn.
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Roun
Cheancettor Adenauer
Munich
Bown
Dortmund Manhunt for Munich Bomb Suspect Broadens
A manhunt in West Germany expands for an unidentified man linked to the Munich blast. Police recover the package bomb and transport it to the authorities as the search continues.
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Adenauer
Germany
Munich
Auspielaus Eenneers
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