Doctors Nurses Manhandled by Striking Pickets
Minneapolis district court halted two day AFL service workers strike at hospitals after pickets clashed with doctors nurses and nonstriking staff. Police formed flying squads to separate groups as injuries were reported including a nurse struck and a child injured in a wringer incident. A judge issued an injunction to end the walkout and protect hospital access while officials warned of potential further violence.
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Minneapolis
D. J. Labelle
APL
Fairview Hospital
Larraine
A 'S
Oplekel Ir
Beneyenge
St. Mary’s
Northwestern Hospital
St. Barnabas Hospital
Vollee
Ant Pie
Truck Overturns On Steep Highland Boulevard Injures Driver
An Oakland truck driver survived a frightening descent on steep Highland boulevard in Hayward Highlands when brakes failed due to oil. The loaded vehicle toppled after skidding the hillside, injuring the driver Trade, who was rushed to Fairmont Hospital with severe leg injuries.
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Hayward
Oakland
Hayward Highlands
Highland Boulevard
Willian Ide
Ab. Trede
Howard Rice
Kentavec
Sen Lorenna
Highland Fire Department
Castro Street
Arcidenk
Trade
Maricartye
Fairmont Hospital
CV Girl, 3, Hit By Car Near Castro Valley Home
Three year-old Constance Chiychman, living at 6939 Castro Valley Boulevard, suffered serious injuries after being struck by an automobile near her trailer court. Driver E. Koenig, 42, said he was traveling two to three miles an hour when a boy shouted, Koenig stopped and rushed the girl to Fairmont Hospital for head cuts and possible pelvic injuries. Nearby resident George Fountain, 15, witnessed the incident. The report notes Koenig was not injured.
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Castro Valley
Constance Chiychman
Castro Valley Boulevard
Wiggray Patrol
Enedict
W. Koenig
George C. Fountain
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Get Daily Pay Increases
Wage boosts and a health and welfare program were granted to about 10 000 culinary workers and bartenders in Oakland today. Cabinet Workers' Alliance members excluding dishwashers and porters received a 25 cent per day rise, while dishwashers and cleaners were given a 5 cent per day increase. Cooks' Union Local 22 and Bartenders' Union Local 2 saw pay raised by 75 cents per day. All raises take effect today.
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Oakland
Cabinet Workers’ Alliance
Cooks’ Union
Enlistments Extended For Another Year
Washington reports extended enlistments for 300000 to 400000 non draftees as Truman signs order extending service another year. Enlisted reserves eligible for inactive duty after 17 months post Korea outbreak. reserve officers unaffected. The move aims to maintain armed forces levels amid ongoing emergency and uncertain armistice prospects.
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Washington
Wye
Keuman
Defense Department Uffiiciala
Pentagon
Boc
Ih Wilerm
Tovees
Sanrees
Iit Europe
Army
Inwest
Ardust
NEA Opposes Public Funds for Parochial Schools
The National Education Association, amid its six day San Francisco convention, voted against using public funds for parochial schools. President-elect is Cloyd Miller of Deming New Mexico, succeeding Cornta Mowery of Clarksburg West Virginia. Eleven new vice presidents named, including Gladys Robinson Lancaster South Carolina and Sata Caldwell Ohio. Debate featured strong opposition led by James Conlon of South Kingston Rhode Island. Federation officials warned against improper use of television in education.
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San Francisco
U.P
Dy Cloyd Miller
Deming
Nun
National Education Association
Te Group
Aurday. Miller
Cornta A. Mowery
Clarksburg
Wy Va
Milted McCormick
Shreveport
Margaret T. (. Murphy
New Badford
Mass
Colin Sehaibly
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mary Olly Hias
Biloxi
Miss
Virgil Cheeelk
Springfield
Gunnar Horn
Misé Flo Reed
Nev
Rupese
Reil Lint
Gladys Robinson
Lancaster
S.C
Misa
Alice Halsey
Roanoke
Mod Bk.i
Boettcher
Wakesau
Wise
Sata GC
Caldwell
Alwon
Wieting
NEA
Strom Oppo Sun Gram the Mor
Janes Conlon
South Kingston
BR. 1
Wild Ride For 5 Kids During Family Row
Silas E. Chariton of 24215 Fuller Avenue led police on a townwide chase after taking his five children aged 4 to 9 from a hotel. The man faced ten driving related counts including two red lights, five boulevard stops, reckless driving, siren failure, and license expiration. Police followed a route through multiple streets before stopping the vehicle at A and Grand. Mrs. Maugerita Charlton, the children's mother, said she stayed at a hotel with the children overnight after a fight and did not know what happened. Charlton will appear before Judge I. Foley for full explanation.
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Hayward
Silas E. Chariton
Fuller Avenue
Chariton
N Pstral
Hire
Valle
Green Shutter
Maugerita Charlton
Thase
Watkins
Commercial
B Street
Front Street
Front Streets
Grand
Sharon
Tnraugh Boulevard
Haby Boy Dead On Arrival At Hospital
The seven year old son of Urban F. Patrick, 30, 1664 127th avenue, Ashland, died on arrival at Fairmont Hospital after an extended illness. He had pneumonia related to a weakened condition and had been treated by doctors since birth after premature birth.
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Hospital Ashland
Sivenanentaout
Urban F. Patrick
127Th Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Patrick
Sur
Truman extends draft authority to July 1
Washington announces President Truman extends the authority of Secretary of Defense George Marshall to call up individuals and units in the Armed Forces Reserve through July 1. The move expands mobilization options amid ongoing security concerns.
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Washington
Truman
Defense
George Marshall
Armed Forces Reserve
Solon calls for US air mission to free jailed newsman
Senator Jenner urges US air action to free Newsman Williney N. Gatis held by Czechoslovakia. He accuses the administration of inaction while criticizing Communist pressure and pledges to rescue an American born citizen. The State Department labeled Gatis' conviction a travesty.
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Solon
Washington
William E. Jenner
Tne
United States
Caechuslovakia
Iroe
Williney N. Gatis
Korea
Jenner
Ie Cardhoslovakia
Oasis
Associated Press
Czechslovakia
Galis
Pragié
Tim
State Department
Mis
America
Jenope
Air Force
Werape
Indiica
Gatis
Aged War Widow Loses Cash After Cashing Two Checks
Mrs Maybell Moles a 70 year old widow and Spanish American War veteran’s widow, living at 18400 Maley Street, cashed two pension checks yesterday. One was old age assistance and the other for her late husband’s service. The purse contained identity items and about 230 or 1 o'clock, and the total sum covered her monthly income. The finder is asked to phone Lucerne 4 5407 to return the lost purse and help the elderly widow.
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Tay
Maybell Moles
Maley Street
Ophrel
Moler
2000 Plumbers Get New Contract With Hourly Wage Hike
The threatened strike by 2000 members of United Inouean Plumbers Local 38 was averted as the Northern California Plumbing and Heating Contractors Association settled a contract with a 12.2 cent hourly wage increase retroactive to July 9 and a 7 percent welfare fund contribution. Employers will reconvene in January to negotiate final terms on vacation.
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SAN Trancisco
U.p.jj
United Inuoneyman Plumbers Union
Cocal 38
Weather Outlook With Fog and Cooler Temperatures
The forecast calls for fair conditions today and Sunday with foggy mornings and persistent fog along the coast during the day. Expect a slight cool down today and again later in the weekend.
Heart Attack Fatal To Man After Dance
Joe M Jarvis 44 of 30a Barbers Avenue died after collapsing at a dance with his wife Rowena He complained of chest pain and died en route to Fairmont hospital Fire department attempted resuscitation and oxygen supply failed Ambulance delays followed by arrival of artificial respiration at the scene Funeral services pending He was a carpenter and Union Local 1622 member Survived by a son a daughter sisters and brothers from Blanchard Oklahoma
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Hayware
Joe M. Jarvis
Barbers Avenue
1St Pight
Jarvis
Rowena
Witte Thes
Hone
Fairmont Hospital
Joe D
Charlotte F
Mary Jarvis
Joe Jarvis
Ruth Wilkinson
Allyne Thins
John Maines
Charles and
Clyde Jarvis
Blanchard
Carpenters Union
Hayward
Peace or Chaos Waited by UN Soldier Boys
United Nations negotiators prepare for cease-fire talks in Korea as helicopters and jeeps await near Kaesong. Troops brace for a rapid northward advance if talks falter, with mine sweeps and road checks along the Imjin River corridor and Kaesong approaches.
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AGF
Beuul
Korea
Crain
Kansong
Nba-Aune
Woiter Lea
United Nations
No-Man's Land
Imjin River
Kaesong
Injin River
Ponloon Bridge
Seal
Somorra
Kester K. Atkinson
Spencer
W. Va
Poe Beer
Martin Petrovich
South Arlington Age
Los Angeles
Armar
Seoul
Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Aan
Pyongyane
Injin
Pyonxang
Kaesang
Pyongyang-Kaesong
yank-Kaesong
Ldizon
General Foods plant employees pick agent in San Leandro
Employes at the General Foods plant in San Leandro selected APL Warehouse Vocal 12 as their collective bargaining agent, Local 1275 winning 1275 votes to 5 for Warehouse Local G of the ILWU. A remaining 87 employees voted for neither union, secretary treasurer Joseph Dillon said.
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General Foods
San Francisco
U.P
General Pants
San Leandro
APL
As. Hs
Joseph Dillon
Treasuyer
WLAB
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Dillon
Strong Controls Law Passage Gets Boost In House
Washington U P reports the House Agriculture Committee signals support for partial price rollbacks on industrial goods. The panel had pressed for all rollbacks under any extension of economic controls, but now shows willingness to permit some reductions.
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Washington
U.P
Lastdileh
House Agriculture Committee
Young Bakersfield burglar hired babysitters for crime
An 18 year old Bakersfield resident confessed to running a profitable burglary ring while left in charge of younger siblings. He admitted hiring elderly women to babysit as cover for his schemes, authorities said.
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Bakersfield
Calif
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