Allegheny Steel Signs Pact With CSC Union
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp and the United Steelworkers resolved a strike with a late night settlement affecting about 12 000 workers across five plants in Beackenridge Walla Leechburg Watervliet and Buffalo. The Bethlehem model pension and health scheme is adopted with adjustments. workers pay a small extra rate while the company covers most health costs.
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Pittsburg
E.S.T
C.S.C. United Steelworkers
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Ere Eere Eer Ee Ethallerates
Alyegheny Ludlunt
Beackenridge and Waal
Leechburg
Watervilet
Duokire
Buffalo
Bethlehem
Coats
Allegheny Laidlum
Bethelelem
Allegheny Ludlum
Sharon Steel, Co
Sharon
Vulcan ,Crucible Steel Co
Aliquippa
Wyckoff Steel Co
Ambridge
Macintosh-Hemphill
MacIntosh- Hemphill
United States Steel Corp
Crippling Ship Strike Looms At Midnight
The Federal Mediation Service warned a first night of a widespread strike by AFL Ship Officers Union may begin at midnight affecting east and Gulf Coast shipping. A mediation session failed to progress and a new meeting was set for 10 30 a m Eastern.
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Washington GP
Federal Mediation Service
Gulf Coast
AFL
William N. Margolis
Mediation Service
Wnd First
Homes of Two Union Officials Dynamited in Pontiac
Two Teamsters Union officials, Dan Keating, business manager of Local 14, and Lovie Linteau, his secretary, had their homes dynamited in Pontiac Michigan. No injuries were reported as blasts damaged garages while the families were away.
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Pontiac
Mich
A. FL. Teamsters
Watervliet Plant Reopens After Alleghany-Ladlum Strike
Watervliet workers are recalled within an hour after the Alleghany-Ladlum steel strike in Pittsburg. About 164 to 168 workers will report to begin gutting furnaces and resume suction department duties by tomorrow. Full production will take at least ten days.
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Alleghany-Ladlum
Pittsburg
Inet Wight
John Q. A. Doolittle
U S May Act To Halt New Coal Strike
The U S government weighs action after talks stall between John Lewis and coal operators over a new contract. Cyrus Ching reports the White House pursues “watchful waiting” for 24 to 48 hours while a settlement or federal mediation options are considered to avoid a December 1 strike.
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Washington
L. Lewis
Cyrus
Ching
Federal
White House
Lewis
Jer
Ludwig
Ehrhardt
Ger- Lewis
U. S
Nanking
China
Germany
Taft-Hartley
Board of
Truman
John R. Steelman
High Court to Review Alien Prisoner Habeas Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an alien prisoner case over whether aliens abroad can seek habeas relief in U.S. federal courts. The government argues such authority would hinder war-time administration and complicate war crimes convictions. The Army holds 1,200 to 1,300 detainees overseas, with 500 to 608 in Europe.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Nation Department
the Arty
Srasa
U. S
Europe
Olle
Webew Cea
Wwe
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
May
Heary
Murray Garssen
Irving Potash
New York
Edling
Court of Appeals Potash
High Court
Immigration Service
Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Army
Milk Price Set for October Milk Deliveries
New price set for farmers by marketing administrator C. J. Blanford. Producers will be paid 418 a hundredweight for milk delivered in October to designated plants in the New York milkhed marketing area.
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New Fork GP — Daisy
New York
Hiss Denied Right To Test Documents
New York yesterday was denied the right to have chemical tests and other tests made on documents used against him in his first perjury trial. Federal Judge William Bondy refused the request saying tests could not be done without mutilation. Hiss faced perjury charges after denying aiding Whittaker Chambers in obtaining secret government information. His first trial ended hung. second trial set to begin Thursday.
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New York
Alger Hisk
Hiss
Claude B. Cross
William Bondy
Whittaker Chamets
Bondy
State Department
Israel envoy denies Arab charges at State Department
Arab League members delivered a note to Undersecretary Webb accusing Israel of flouting UN Palestine resolutions and withdrawing cooperation with the UN Conciliation Commission. Elath rejected the charge as provocative while affirming continued cooperation with the United Nations. The note urged U.S. pressure for Israel to meet its UN obligations.
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Washington
State Department
Tare
United Nations
Tercek
Eliahu Elath
United States
Arab League
James E. Webb
Israel
U.N
Palestine
Holy Land
Burton ¥. Berry
Department
Middle East
Elath
Mohamed Kamil Abdul -Rahim
Webb
United National Conciliation
Abdul Ramia
Court blocks union from using letters U E in name
Federal Judge Guy K. Sard blocked the new union from forming as International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers if the letters U and E appear together. He would issue a restraining order to prevent identification of the group with the UE and its leftist origin. The case, brought by the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, centers on potential misrepresentation and the risk of confusion with existing unions.
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Cleveland
Jorge Berd
Restoamine
Ontemp. of
Bard
Charrey
Dante
Srey
Mom
Gottetem
Tor
Miss Coplon Fights Second Spy Trial
FBI witness testifies Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev were arrested after attempts to shake off agents in a seven car dragnet near New York's Third Avenue elevated line. Coplon and Gubitchev face charges of conspiring to steal and transmit secret U.S. documents to Russia. Coplon appeals a 40 month to ten year sentence, arguing double jeopardy. Trial delayed as defense fights warrant issues and paper return requests.
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New York
FBI
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
Robert FR. Granville
Jast March
Third Avenue Elevated
Miss Coplon
Justice Department
Guhitchey
United Nations
U. S
Washington
Tse Copion
Gubitchev
Russia
Sylvester A. Ryan
Miss Copson
Archibald
Sylvester Appointed To Court Of Gatme
George Sylvester of New York City was appointed by Governor Dewey to a nine year term on the Court of Jaims. Sylvester succeeds Jodes Bariahe Vel Greenberg of Brooklyn whose term expired last March 22.
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Altany
George Sylvester
New York City
Dewey
Jaims
Sylvester
Jodes Bariahevel Greenberg
Brooklyn
Greenberg
Manning Still Critical After St5H Condition Report
The Rt Rev Willem T Manning retired Protestant Episcopal bishop of New York remained in critical condition last night. Reports from hospital sources indicate he faces serious health challenges during this period of treatment.
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New York
Willem T. Mannning
Ml. Linke
Bridges Faces U S Court Third Time
In San Francisco the federal government opened its third case in ten years against Harry Bridges, charged with perjury and conspiracy over his 1945 U S citizenship application. Fellow union officers J R Robertson and Henry Schmidt stand with him as jurors questioned 72 veniremen.
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San Francisco
International
Soazehoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Tia
Bridges
J. R. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
B 29 Lands Safely With Motor On Fire
A B 29 landed safely at the Salt Lake dry airport after a motor caught fire. Three men aboard remained on the craft while ten parachuted to a wide area west of Great Salt Lake. Fire damaged the engine and two crew were hospitalized. home base is Spokane Washington.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Sake Dry
Tix Motora
Spokane
Wash
Greatergile
Grantsvile
Iteas
Rail Fares Jump 12.5 Percent in East
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 12.5 percent increase in Eastern rail passenger fares, raising coach and Pullman rates while keeping commuting fares unchanged. Railroads estimate an extra 37.4 million dollars yearly. critics doubt it will ease the industry’s losses amid highway competition and growth in car travel.
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Washington Eastern Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles D. Mahaffie
Mabat‘fie
Freedom Must Be Won Acheson Tells Germans
Berlin Secretary of State Dean Acheson urged Germans that the United States cannot export freedom and prosperity to nations lacking courage to help themselves. He cited China's fight against communism and urged Germans in a three day Western Germany tour to marshal spirit and energy for liberty and recovery with continued American support.
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Berlin
Dean Acheson
United States
China
Germany
Adgson
Unter den Linden
West Berlin
Bonn
Paris
U. S
State Acheson
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
de Gaulle
McCloy
John J. McCloy
Toredve
Acheson
Hospital Staff Urges Continuance of St Joseph’s Maternity
After the January 1 closure announce ment the hospital staff met and voted to urge continuance as a public necessity. A committee led by Mayor Abern and doctors Dunne Cuoce Hanratta and Cavanaugh will appeal to provincial authorities to maintain maternity services for the community.
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Bt. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
Staters of
St. Joseph
John Z. Ahern
Cammittes
Abern
J. J. Dunne
Mario Cuoce
E. J. Hanratta
Fred Cavanaugh
Rensselaer County Medical Society
St. Joseph's Maternity Hospital
St. Joseph's Maternity
Prince Hosts Nursery Birthday Parade For Heir
Prince Charles celebrated his first birthday with a sidewalk greeting from well wishers outside Clarence House London. Crowds shouted happy birthday as he traveled to see his great-grandmother Queen Mary and his parents Prince and Princess of Wales waved from the car.
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London
Prince Charles
Andine
Clarence J Hoom
Ekuateth
Markborough Howe
Mary
Féinturch
Winchells Mother Killed In 10 Floor Fall
New York reports Walter Winchell's mother Jennie Winchell, 77, died after plunging from a hospital window. A nurse found the open window and the body on the sidewalk below. Hospital officials cited a heart ailment and a recent operation for Mr. Winchell and his wife.
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New York
Walter Winchell
Jennie Winchell
Doctore Hospital
Winchell
Miami
Fla
Hotel Francona
Winchel
Jasob
London
Prince Richard
Duke of Gloucedter
Father
Charlie
Halt Hate Campaign Urged By Austin At UN
Warren R. Austin pressed the United States and Britain backed plan before the U N Special Political Committee urging the Soviet Union to end its hate campaign and join a 12 point peace program. He warned Moscow to cooperate or a five power peace pact would be a mockery. France endorsed the resolution and the committee approved a separate plan for continued atomic talks among the five powers.
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Lake Success
United States
Soviet Union
Warren R. Austin
U.N. Assembly
U.N
France
Austin
Andre ¥. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Russia
Britain
China
Obvius
Vishinaky
Messares
Snation
The
Assembly
Canada
All Atomic Powers
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Newrance
Theoegh
Watervliet
U.S
Southern Coal Producers Association
Miners Welfare Fund
Union
U. E
Granville
Palmer
Ias
Gubitchey
Joyce Crafton
Slack
McKeown
Ohio State University
James D. Heer
Columbus
Miss Crafton
Gatme
Manning
East
Prince
International Law Commission
L-Nation
Atomic Energy Commission
U. 8
Pulse of the People
Raijios
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