Second Telephone Strike Hits Pacific Northwest
In Portland, Oregon, a second daylong strike by 1,100 IBEW workers joined 12,700 CIO telecommunication workers across northern California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington. West Coast Telephone Co and Pacific Tele- phone & Telegraph faced walkouts aimed at a 16 cent hourly across the board rise, with emergencies only calls allowed as talks stalled and unions planned further picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Patlifie
AFI
Oregon
Washington
Les
Northwest Council
International Brotherhood of Electrical Worker
PDT
West Coast Telephone’ Company
Com- Ray
O. Mueke
Mepriy
California
Nevada
CIO Communications
Felethe Pacific Telephone and Graph Company
West Coast
Kay Dalton
Everett
Wash
IBEW
Richmond
Head
Coos Bay
la Grande
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Hillsboro
Greshall
Newberg
Lakeview
Crescent City
Calif
Telephone Service Co
Kirkland
Bothell
Hedimond
Edmonds
Elma
CIG
Pt&t
Ambulance Delay In Ashland Injury Case
Police investigate injury of 40 year old Donald Mason struck by a car at the D and Cestro streets intersection in Ashland. Mason, a sheet metal worker from 14955 Lark Street, suffered possible skull fracture and leg injuries. he was taken to Permanente Hospital in Oakland in fair condition. Driver LaVern Pratt, 54, of 554 Franklin Avenue, faces routine inquiry as witnesses are scarce and ambulance delays are reported amid a private-call dispatch.
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Mes
LaVern Pratt
Franklin Avenue
Tennyson
Een
Eee
Union Resumes Hit and Run Strike Across California
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph workers return to picketing in a five day strike in Northern California and Nevada as CWA officials join talks with Federal Conciliator Omar Hoskins. Wage issues remain the focal point while picketing covers exchanges in Oakland and major cities including San Francisco Berkeley Redding Red Bluff Santa Rosa San Rafael Bakersfield Mojave Porterville Arcadia Cloverdale Walnut Creek Concord Crockett Port later Bay area towns and Fort Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Telehone and Telegraph Co
Communication Workers of America
Omar Hoskins
California
Nevada
Jones
CWA International
Washington
Hoskins
Pickeling
Pt&t
Pickelx
Oakland
Berkeley
Redding
Red Bluff
Santa Rosa
San Rafael
Bakersfield
Mojave
Porterville
Arcadia
Cloverdale
Walnut Creek
Concord
Crockett
Lakeport
Petalugua
Mill Valley
Sausali
Bribe Told in Carrigan Case Opens Trial Phase
John Church testified in San Francisco that he gave a $2,000 bribe to suspended U.S. Marshal Edward J. Carrigan to block transferring Oakland dealer Phil Davis to federal prison. Church described serials, meetings, and calls with co-defendants Reynolds Calmas and Neider as part of the alleged conspiracy to extort the sum. The FBI involvement followed his report on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Church
U.S
Edward J. Carrigan
Church
Reynold H. Culvin
Gan
Oakland
Phil Davis
Davis
Imogene Wittsche
Lake ‘Tahoe
Church Scick Carrigan
Corrigan
BBE
Lwo Fi
Jack C. Reynolds
Oakland Tubor
Naymond Calmas
Samwel R. Neider
San Francises
Alameda County
FBI
Korean War Near 14 Months As Talks Resume At Kaesong
United Nations negotiators prepared to resume cease-fire talks at Kaesong Korea with optimism a compromise may be proposed. The Reds demand UN troop withdrawals but UN officials insist the issue is political and to be decided at a peace conference after an armistice. If talks fail, UN forces stand ready to fight. The 14th month of the war began as the prisoners and casualties rise. In San Francisco, Baylor Victory carried 449 American war dead home from Korea. Also news that singer Toan Greed divorced bandleader Freddie Stael after their marriage, citing changed dynamics.
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U.N
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Koreas
Kaesang
T Hey
iChief
Vicr
Turner Day
Aithdrawal
Wispaing
Ilan
Somme
Pyongyang
Peiping
Moscow
Radio
San Francisco
Far East
Warren to veto ten bills in new California session
SACRAMENTO UP Governor Earl Warren announced he will veto ten bills passed by the recent legislative session. He named measures including SB 386 to relax law school accreditation, SB 1R3G targeting a San Diego State College professor, and SB 1524 to expand the highway commission with regional resident quotas. Warren cited opposition from the State Bar and schools, and warned several bills would unsettle existing law.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Gerald O'Gara
San Francisco
Warren
State Bar Association
Stanford
California
Santa Clara
USC
O'Gara
Fred Kraft
San Diego
San Diego State“college
Assembly
Harry Steinmetz
Kraft
Jesse Mayo
Angels Camp
Mayo
State Highway Commission
False Alarm at San Lorenzo High School
False alarm at San Lorenzo High School drew a swift emergency response. Five vehicles from police and fire departments, plus spectators, rushed to Lewelling Boulevard before investigators confirmed the call was nothing serious.
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San Lorenzo High School
San Lorenzo
Highway Patrol Cay
Sheriff's Department
Ashland
Fairview
Lewelling Boulevard
Sherman on Final Memorial Flight Honors Naval Chief
A memorial flight honors Admiral Morress P. Sherman, former chief of naval operations, with an air ceremony over Naples and a planned burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Crew includes Lt Commander M Barbar Corong and Ensigns James M. Austin and others. Service aboard USS Olympus concluded the 12 minute religious rite for peace. Funeral at Arlington set for Friday at 3 PM EDT.
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Flaca Sper
B. Sherman
Washington
U.S
M. Barbar
Corong
Calif
Naples
Capadichina
Mediterranean
Port Lyautey
French North Africa
Azores
Newfoundland
Jackie Donnell
Long Beach
James M. Austin
Arlan City
Kan
Miller
Chula Vista
Artington National Cemetery
Mr. Olympus
Robert Carney
Cinc
G. R. Eckard
Hickory
N. C
Sherman
Western
Europe
Navy
Adit
Morrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Arlington National Cemetery
Earthquake Shocks in San Francisco Bay Area Spark Alarm
Berkeley and Albany residents felt two sharp earthquakes last night prompting fears of an atomic blast. The first quake struck at 7 28 p m PDT centered likely in North Berkeley or Albany with eight mile felt reach after the second shock. Lights swayed dishes rattled and houses shook as residents sought guidance from police and radio officials.
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Berkeley
Wri
San Francisco Bay Area
University of California
Albany
Calif
Berkeley supervisor Caldecott dies at 66
Thomas Caldecott longtime Alameda county supervisor and Berkeley official died at his Berkeley home after a heart attack. His death creates a gubernatorial appointment vacancy ending December 31, 1952. He served since 1932 and chaired key highway committees. Survived by his widow and three children. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Berkeley
Thomas &. Caldecott
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Caldecott
Buyares
Wiyor
Enunts Supervisory Board
Mr. Caldecott
Highland Hospital
Board of Supervisors
Herrick Memorial Hospital
Herkeley
Friends
Thomas W. Caldecott
Floyd €. Talbott
Oliver Youngs
Cheshire
England
Canada
Masonic Lodge
The
Eagles
BPOE
California State Supervisors’ Asoviation
Thomas
Chester Caldecoll
Oakland
Betty Caldecoll
Washington, D
Community protests illegal gambling at school show
Eight Hayward area ministers and citizens demand accountability for illegal gambling devices at Playward Union High School grounds during the Diamond Jubilee Farm Home and Industry Show. They accuse officials of inaction despite sheriffs and supervisors noting illegality and seek enforcement and closure of the concessions.
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School
Royal Chamber of Commerce
Playward Uniot High School
Diamond Jublee Farm
Hayward Area Ministerial Association
Jackson Butler
Burton Clark
Gerald Ford
Myron Terrell
Richard C. Newberg
Harald
V. Reeves
Paul B. Rhodesefi
Verne A. Robinson
Sheriffs Office
George — Junaxen
Ilegal
Clas
George Janssen
Janssen
Trey
Sheriff's Office
Asa
Sui
Clegal
Sheriff's Department
Board of Supervisors
Ite
Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce
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Castro Valley Motors
Ho City Safes
Carrigan
Toan Greed
Preddie Stael Taday
Maryried
Dente
U. 5
Adni
Forrest P. Sherman
Mt. Olympus
Bay of Naples
Italy
Spain
Gov
Hayward
American Legion
Veterans Memorial Building
Harold Rooney
Allen Strutz
Milford Benkula
Jack Henderson
Wesley Crawford
Alfred Olsen
Eldrad Archer
Robert Quirk
Peter Lojo
Walter Shelton
Albert Schoinost
Eldred Harbert
al Mathobat
Beate Ae
Spike Shannon
Legionnoire Sinte Ie
Sur
Furore
Press One
McNaty and Burg
St. Lowis
St. Louls
P.g.&e
Wishart’s
Redwood PharMacy
Davis Shopping Center
Redwood
Laurel
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