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N.ame
Bosox Con.tract
walkout&.
Four majOr steel pro4lucefa were
'"'peeled to foUow l!elblehem'a
· lead within a matter of boun to
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end the 32-day lllrlke bY CIO Preoldent Phlllp MurR7's 'ilteelworken.
MeanwhUe, Cblef Federal _Med.. ·
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• ·llator Cyrus Ching an.d bls crew of
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· peacemakea's were reporttod ready
to Call for rene--:ed aegotlatlODI
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between John L. Lew1s' striking
u'JJlon mine workers and offielalll .
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. of the nation'!$ soft coal mJnes.
fBOSTO'N, NOv. 1--J(U.P.) -Joseph ) Falling ln that Chlni might ask
Vincent (Joe) McCarthy renewed President TruMan to obtain anU·
his contract today as ma~aJer of strike lnJunclY.)ns against the mln·
· t1J·e 'B oston Red Sox, determined ers under the Taft-Hartley aet
to bring them ·;n Ame_rican league
Settlement of the steel strite
pennant be bas barely, mJssed dur- wou);d be almost meanin&l
Jng the past two seasons.
w'th
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General matiager Joe Cronin 1 out an _accompanying I~·
said the new contract was for two ment in coal since the mUls and
years
smeltinl( furnaces are- dependent
Wtfh a month ol his twrryP.ar upon the mines for fuel.
contract stlU tO run the 6i-yearAlso, 1t was the coal
strtlr:e
old McCarthy agreed' to renew the which was causing the jreatest
quest for his loth pennant- a rec· concern across the n~tltoq. Wltb
ord held only by the late John Me· cold weather setting ln. stockpllee
Graw of the New York Giants.
were dwindling and railroads wereReturn of t.he jut.jawed pilot ror talking about cutting their sche..
another year in baseball had 'been dule!i another 25 per cent from the
a subject of sP,eculation since the 25 per cent reductions in operaSox bowed to the New York tiona last week.
Yankees on the last day of the
The Bethlehem agreement pro.
1949 _pennant race for the Amerlc,· vldes t~at worke/z sball receive
an league crown.
pensions of at leasf $100 a month
"ff you want me back, write it/' at age 65 or over after 25 years
McCarthy told newsmen as he re· service. The eos~ of the program
tur_ned with his crestfa.Hen •playel"8 will be borne entirely by the com·
from the season's flnal game in pany. MeanwhiUe
worRn; will
New York.
-match Iii company contribution of
Cronin said both he and owner 2% . cents an hour to pay for social
'Porn Yawkey 'belleved McCarthy insurance
had d one a .greatrid)ob" <k\edri,ng bt he
Bethleh.em's 80,000 workers be1m gan moving in,fi, the firm's
1wo years a
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... _.!.{cqa.rU•y. who malilta.ins :a ~lantli
today but. the company aald
tt woul4. t4-ke severAl days ·ro reousld' :p.~alo, N. Y., e~arge fli:niaces and acbleve fllll
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a bal!fbal) _
"b:ddes- prodtiett*;; ""·' .. .
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WASHING~.' -~·~·~~lf:I!!J'~t•
.. pennant wi~ Ch1 · · The settlemerft ' left j%0,000 CIO
went to the 'N'ew
l:Workers stiJI on' s(!'ill:e. With
Vice Adm. Forrest ·: Sherman's
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piloting them to 380,000 miners stUI out, plus a
return here today from his Med..
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elg t pennants and se.vt!n world number of workers Jdled in other
iterranean command was expect!_d championships.
industries, the nation still had
to spark extensive changes in the
In 1948, hili first year at Bos. 1.160.326 per9<)ns .idled eltber diNavy's top command.
ton, the Sox lost in a playoff with rectly or 1ndJrect1y in strtket~.
The four firms reported studyThe names if Fleet Adm. Ches- Cleveland. This year the :vankels
dumped the Sox on the fm.a] day ing the Bethlehem settlement with
ter W. Nimitz and Adm. W. H. P. of the season .
a view toward acceptance were
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Blandy figured increasingly in
Jones and Laughlin, Youngstown
speculation O\'er the shakeup.
Sheet and Tube, Republic Steel
Sherman was scheduled t-.J come
and Allegheny Ludlum St~el Co.'
here directly from New York,
where he was due aboard a commercial airllnP.r this morning.
Navy Secretary Francis P. Mat~
thews summonded him home for
Chid of Pollee- C. E. Parker
a talk before recommending to
ktd.ay repol1ed a 19U Fe,.
President Truman a successor to
sedan owned bJ Clyde Stew ..
Adm. Louis E. .Oev,fieid. The latart, has ben recovered by Savannah, Tena., o8icen. Tile,.
ter was ousted last week as Chief
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov 1--(U.P.l
are holdinl' two 15-nar..old
uf Naval operations because of
youths for turiber laveMJp..
-The King county prosecutor tohis anti·unlfication stand.
Uon. The car waa &akea lroiil
Informed sources predicted that day sought a man who allegedly
In
front of the La SaUIJ JaoCel
kept
several
crippled
youths
in
Sherman would beC"Ome · e~ther
Fdda7 ni&ht.
virtual
bondage
while
gaining
a
Chief of Naval operations or vice
inconae from their earn·
chtef, the No. 2 admiral In the lucrative
ing:s.
WASHINGTON. Nov 1 Navy. Until late yesterdaY. these
(U.P.)- Two airplanes eoii.W:ect
The man was char~d with third
sources had been confident that degree assault after Tlieodore
.near Washindon NaUoaaJ afr..
Sherman would get the top spot. Hom, Jr., Bellingham, Wash., told
port today, kllli~ a& leaR It
But some doubt was raised after deputy
penons.
prosecutor Thomas P.
. Matthews and Defense S~re:tary Keefe his employer had beaten
One was a four..et~Ciaed
Louis Johnson held ·a secret con· hlm when he threatened to quit
Eas•.f:l'll Air Lines iranlpori..
ference ,at the White House with his job.
fli1ht 53'7. The other wu •
Mr. Truman.
P-.38 fi~hter plane.
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Horn, 19, stricken with a disAfter the eoUbllon. tbe ~
As word of the meeting leaked ord!!r partially paralyzing hls le'gs,
em Atrlilles plane 4ll'uhed
out, NlmH:r and Blandy were 'men· bad been beaten around the head
f~ Ya.rds from the ed«e
tioned more and more prominent~ and mouth. Keefe sald Horn told
the Potomac river; the P-il
ly tn speculation over the new him the man had hired him at
sank in a larooa.
Bellingham.
Chief of Naval operations.
Horn
said
the
man
ordered
him
The Eastern plane, a DC-4.
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Some obstrvers felt that
subscriptions
to sell magazine
was en I'Mlie from liMon. to
has the prestige to stop the
from door to door, using the sales
New Orleans. U had lltapiei
part of the interservice
plea that the profits would go to
in to land at NaU.W' altwith a minimum of hard feelings. aid local criplcs like himself.
bdo to land at National aJi...
Should he be brought back to his
But aU the money was turned
port bere when the erllb Oeold post of ehi~f of nAval opera- over to the employer at the end of
eu1Ted..
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tions, it was believed that after each day's work . The youths in the
It wn believed te Oft. ._.
a few months lfe would be succeed· magazine crew. some minus an
49 pa..,..nrs md erew . - .
ed by Sherman.
bers aboard.
arm or leg, one a hunch back and
One Pentagon source reealled another crippled by polio, were
that when Denfeld was appointed constantly kept in debt beyond
in 1947 for a two.year term as their earnings.
"!fhe debt kept piling up for
chief of naval operations, lt was
reported that Bll.ndy was in Hne living expenses as we traveled
t·.J get the nef two years. . Howev- from cit.Y to C'lty , and for fines ,"
er, Matthews insisted last summer Horn satd .
"We were £ined $10 for over.
that Mr. Trqman name .nenfeld
for two more years. Blandy IS sleeping and other amounts for
not making our daily quotas . "
now AtlaJt.tic. ~leet Commander.
The crippled youth s kept work·
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be turned over to the police if they
quit before paying up their debts
-debts which apparently never
could be overcome by their earn·
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l'edel;"al~ ex_Hrts glanned a '"1" driv.e . tor comp~ , ~
of the · ..u . "'lal and steel. otrlk.. !oday, hopefUl that !bf llet."!!boln
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Mrs. Bartram
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A ntimber of voung women
(raveled with thC' cfew. drlvtng the
RUTLANn.,.....:Funeral services wm ,two automobiles and a station wag.
be Mid Wednesday at . 2 p. m. on. The selling crew stared at mo.
from StQry't Run Bapitst church tels while the supervblor ~ took
for Laura Bartram. 16, wbo died lodging at downtown hotels. ·
at the hOme Of a daughter Mt11'.
Lily Gokey ye$lerday: Tbe Rev.
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