United Nations Approves U S Atom Plan
The Corona Rotary Club hosted a Christmas luncheon raising 875 for Corona area families in need. Joy Jameson chaired the event with Alec Barnes and guests from local and visiting Rotarians. Dr. Melwin J. Rowe and Captain William Parcels attended, emphasizing Christmas ideals of charity and international understanding. Dow Jones closes higher as markets gain on holiday optimism.
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Corona Rotary Club
Joy Jameson
Corona
Alec Barnes
Mr. Jameson
Dave Jameson
Frances Hager
Lester Fit
Charles French
Bob Tillotson
Dorothy Baker
Walker
Hollywood
Jameson
Melwin J. Rowe
Whittier
Carl Helmick
Riverside
William Parcels
Corona Naval Hospital
Harold Jensen
Honolulu
Bobbie Davidson
Dorothy
Sis) Dehne
Springborg Hotel
Ben Allen
Redlands University
George A. Armacost
Europe
Rotary
United Nations
Butchers Refuse Arbitration Halts Areas of Christmas Meat Trade
AFL butchers unions refuse to arbitrate a dispute over Monday overtime and weekly market closings, prolonging meatless days across Orange county Pasadena San Bernardino Riverside areas and harbors. Employers urged immediate arbitration to reopen markets before Christmas.
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Los Angeles
AFL
Frank Krasnesky
Grange County
Harbor
Lyman Sisley
Temployers
San Bernardino
Riverside Counties
San Gabriel Valley
Pasadena
Orange County
Harbor Area
Pomona Valley
Corona
Butchers’ Union Local 439
UN Atomic Plan Advances Despite Soviet Veto Threat
The United Nations atomic energy commission adopted principles of the American plan while Russia refused to vote. Soviet delegate Granyvko warned the government would not participate, delaying submission to the Security Council and leaving Russia's veto power as a potential block next year.
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Lake Success
N.Y
United Nations Atome Energy Commission
United States
Russia
Andrei A. Granyvko
Tas
Poland
USS
United Nations Security Council
Rissa
Getian
Crreanyvka
Atomme Connmuissien
Commeil Oon
Controls Remain Priorities Given Corona Projects
CPA official says non housing construction restraints stay in force with Corona, and the priorities system end not abolished. Recent approvals include Owens-Illinois Glass Co lab office and maintenance shop for $11,500 and Lemon Proanets Co project with Santa Fe Railway for essential pectin $20,939. The weekly national construction volume stays at $35,000,000 and may adjust with new Washington directives.
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Louis M. Dreves
CPA Construction Division
Corona
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Exchange Lemon Proanets Co
Santa Fe Railway
Joy St
Dreves
Washington, D.C
Washington
Benefit Ball for The Police Health Fund
The Corona police host the first annual benefit ball at the American Legion hall tonight from 8 to 12 to raise funds for the police sick fund. Snider's Rhythm Wranglers provide music, and a capacity crowd is anticipated as officers have sold tickets in recent weeks. All citizens are welcome despite ticket availability.
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Corona Police
American Legion Hall
Snider
Force
Mrs Keenan Wynn Heads to Sun Valley for Divorce
Mrs. Keenan Wynn plans to travel to Sun Valley Idaho early next month to pursue divorce from the comedian and expects to return in March. She acknowledged Van Johnson will be in Sun Valley at the same time but said it means nothing. The piece notes Wynn's prior link to Johnson amid gossip columns. The article also mentions American urban transit systems spending over 101 million dollars on new equipment last year.
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Hollywood
Keenan Wynn
Sun Valley
Idaho
Urban Transit Systems of America
New York Auction Sells Navels Amid Mixed Demand
About 49 cars of navels were offered at a New York estrus auction with weak demand. Large and small sizes showed declines while 76s and smaller dropped notably with several Arizona navels and lees selling at lower prices.
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New York
Lemons Tower
Arizona
Split in Mine Owners Cuts Power to Wage Talks Nationwide
Disrupted talks emerge as Southern coal operators slow to negotiate a new contract with Northern workers. The wage dispute widens across regional lines with court battles and salvage fears cited. Northern claim Midwest operators resist until owners unite behind a single stance.
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LEWIS
Rae Northern
Times
Ford Plans Nationwide Shutdown To Meet Metal Shortage
Ford Motor Co prepares a four week holiday shutdown from December 24 to January 2 due to a critical metal shortage, affecting about 90,000 workers across nationwide operations. CIO UAW sues Ford for portal to portal pay seeking 84 million dollars plus 4 million in fees. Shipowners faced wage demand from Matrine Cooks and Stewards union for cost of living raise.
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FORD
Word Motor Company
Techkey
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Cody
Ben Meyers
Ait
CIO Marine Cooks
San Francisco
General Council of the
Chi Matrine Cooks and Stewards Union
Coday To
Pactie American Shipowners Association
Pope to Address Christmas Radio on Communism
Pope Pius XII, at age 73, will deliver his annual Christmas Eve radio address from Vatican City, outlining the church's activities for the year 46. The broadcast, traditionally polite, will be followed by the Midnight Mass. In Pasadena, Barbara Stevens inspires a high school football team as a first time female coach leads the city recreational league squad.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius Nte
Sacred College of Cardinals
Pasadena
Barbara Stevens
Washington Elementary School
Department of Rrecreation
Paul Patty
Youth 22 Posing as General Foils Stores Across U S
A 22 year old youth posing as General Moore fooled department stores nationwide. Police say he used a fake rank to obtain quake credit and charged totals reach 26480 across cities from Philadelphia to San Diego. Cal Lacey Moore, once a UC student, was arrested after the scheme unravelled.
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U.S
San Diego
Gio
Calvin Lacey Moore
University of California
Focal
General Moore
Moore
Philadelphia
One Chance in Million Saves 85 as Planes Crash
Washington government air inspectors say only one chance in a million saved 85 lives when two luxury airliners collided near Aberdeen Maryland. A Master pilot acted quickly and prevented a full collision. Passengers and crew on both planes escaped serious harm with only bruises and abrasions.
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Maryland
Washington
Aberdeen
Tastert Airlines
Universal Airiines
Pe Sh
Two Student Pilots Survive Plane Collision Near Perles Airport
In San Diego two student pilots Pred Heed and Date Mdatytou survived a collision of small planes as they approached Perles airport. They suffered cuts and bruises while Dr. Clyde R. Kennedy, nearby, aided them. The crash occurred with neither pilot seeing the other. Sacramento reports the California Veterans Board will hold a special meeting to begin sales on part of the $100 million veterans farm and home loan bond issue approved in November.
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San Diego
Clyde R. Kennedy
Perles
Sacramento
California Veterans Board Today
Smith proposes no bill to outlaw public utility strikes
Washington Congressman Ward W. Smith Va announced he will introduce no bill in the new Congress to outlaw strikes on public utilities and ban the closed shop and related practices. He says the measure would apply to utilities and related industries and would curb labor actions seen as a dictatorship. He spoke after a White House visit with President Truman and outlined provisions including denying collective bargaining rights to certain supervisor levels and creating an administrator to prosecute violations.
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Howard W. Smith
Congress
Smith
White House
Toruman
Mer. Truman
Somuth
Norris-La- Guardia
National Labor Relations Board
House
Senate
National Labor Relations Act
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