Wanted by FBI Communist Leader James Edward Jackson Jr
The FBI seeks James Edward Jackson Jr a 36 year old Richmond Virginia born man described as 160 pounds with black hair brown eyes and a star scar near the left eye. He is a Southern Regional Director of the Communist Party USA indicted by a federal grand jury in New York on June 20 1950 on conspiracy to overthrow the government. Citizens are urged to inform the nearest FBI office with any information to locate him.
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FBI
James Edward Jackson, Jr
Communist Party, USA
New York
Naw York
Jackson
Richmond
Virginia
Howard University of Pharmacy
Washington, D. C
Washington
1. C
Arlington
Death by own action in Oakland man 86
David Smith aged 86 committed death by own action by inhaling Kas Furnes in the garage of his son in law Irving Mathews of Oakland. Smith told police he ground the body slumped in to beside the car.
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Oakland
U.P
David Smith
Kas Furnes
Trving Mathews
Smith
10000 Farmers Protest Water Grab by Government
Thousands of farmers gather in Fallbrook to oppose a government lawsuit over river water rights. The suit targets property owners along the Santa Margarita watershed, claiming paramount rights to water from wells in the river bottom. Hearings open with House subcommittee as leaders warn of long delays and financial strain on small farms.
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Fallbrook
Santa Margarita River
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleon
House Public Lands
O. P. Heald
Congress
United Sta
John
George Yackey
Itv
Fairbruck High School
Engel
D. Cal
Walter Baring
Nev
San Yerly
Caliif
Nocris Poulson
Calif
Reva
Beck Tiesane
Utah
State forecasts drop in most field crops for 1951
California crop researchers in Sacramento report a general decline in field crop production for 1951, with only three crops expected to exceed 1950 records. Grains lead the losses, led by an estimated 17 million bushels drop in barley, while corn, oats, sorghum, and hay varieties also show reductions across the Aug 1 forecast.
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Sacramento
Uri
le Set
Strike Looms as 2060 Workers Walk Out in Pacific Northwest
In Washington and Northern Idaho, more than 2060 plant workers at the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co and Helegrimh Co initiated a strike today, the third walkout in six weeks. Labor leader Touplis Chisholm, president of the Communications Workers of America local, said further joiners were anticipated and picket lines would form near company sites.
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Seattle
Wish
Pacific
Telephome
Helegrimh Co
Washington
Idaho
Cinel
Lumarrow
Touplis Chisholm
C710
Communications Workers of American
Victory ships arrive with Korean War dead in San Francisco
San Francisco bay receives bodies of 1081 Americans killed in Korea. The Lyn Victory docks at Ontehind Avenue base at Harborollock this morning with 1463? remains. Virginia City Victory expected Wednesday with an additional 485 bodies.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Eefion
Korea
Lyn Victory
Ontehind Avine
Hoartloek
Virginia City Victory
Western Air Line Flight Service Nears Normal
A Western Air Line spokesman said service would return to normal in about five days after a daylong strike by aircraft mechanics. WAL planes resumed flights yesterday in a San Francisco to Portland to Seattle route pattern as schedules restart once planes are checked and test flown. The AFL Air Carrier Mediation called off the walkout, with mediations planned as WAL restores normal operations. Key disputes included escalator pay tied to the cost of living index, pay scales, moving expenses, and union demands for shop representation and dues check-off. The strike affected 13 Western states and Canada, grounding planes and furloughing over 1,000 workers during the two-day action.
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Los Angeles
Western Air Line
Almur
WAL
Portland
Canada
Hein
Carlin
Cartier
Strawardesses
Tress Mechimick
Palt Wal
Celebration Planned for Soan Purchase in Bay Area
Hayward Chamber announces a wide area celebration to mark the Soan purchase and toll bridge integration. A caravan from Hayward will travel through Niles Mission San Jose Centerville the Dumbarton and Palo Alto corridors ending at San Mateo before returning via the San Mateo Bridge. Governor Warren and toll authorities are invited to the barbecue in Hayward.
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Alameda County
Dumbarton
Bayward
Sin Mateo
State of
Fred Cox
Hayward
Cox
Earl Warren
Toll 'Wridge Authority
State Highway Department
Bay Area
South Cauny
Niles
QUICKLY LAID FLOORING AND HOLIDAY VISITORS
A Moor of Kentile flooring is installed and ready for immediate use without hindering daily life. Mr and Mrs Joe Correira of 1045 Ramos Avenue spent several hours visiting Knott's Berry Farm and Ghost Town near Buena Park in Southern California.
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Kentile
Joe Correira
Ramos Avenue
California
Knott's
Betty Fann
Buena Furk
United to inaugurate Sacramento excursion-fare flights
United Air Lines plans a Sacramento stop on three round trips between San Francisco and Sacramento, pending CAB approval. The agency will offer round-trip fares of 6.90 plus government tax, a reduction of about 26 percent if the round trip is completed in 13 hours.
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Ban Francisco
wault-Lip
Sacramento
United Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Distriet Gales
Warren Burnt
Trucks Replace Rails in Mail Delivery in Area
SAN FRANCISCO UP trucks will replace rail transport for most Bay Area mail within 30 days. Eastbay areas will see mail a day earlier. The change aims to save about 66000 dollars annually in the region after railroads sought higher handling rates. Routes include San Francisco to Vallejo, Oakland to Sacramento, and Sacramento to Sutterton.
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San Perancisco
Bay Area
Post Office
Eastbay
Post Office Department
An Francisco
Villelay
Oakland
Sacramento
Antiown
Stuelton
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Washington, Idaho
FORD
Ferdomati
Eqelpnida Axccutoriar
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Lucerne
Trinidad
YOUR
TV Value
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T.V
Hoffaanh
Thei
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UAL
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