Paratroopers Arrive to Control Koje Prison Camp
U S forces move to Koje island under Gen Mark W Clark to restore order after rebels seized Brig Gen Francis T Dodd. 17th Airborne Infantry sent from Tokyo, with Brig Gen Haydon L Bottner to bolster U N troops and plan tighter security amid alleged outside Communist agitation and threats of violence.
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Wendell Menick
United Press Stair
Pusan
Korea
Koje Island
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
17Th Airborne Infantry
Kole
Cup
Uy Kure
Clark
Tokyo
Cojo
James A. van Fleet
Comemander
8Th Amy
Gure
Kaje
Toler
U. S
Francis T. Yodd
Charles F Cals
China
Korrea
Koje
Haydon L. Rboutner
Dodd
Foi
Court action asked to enforce ship union ruling in dispute
Federal court petition seeks enforcement of a National Labor Relations Board order targeting the Pacific Marine Union and the independent National Union of Marine Coals and Stewards. Authors discuss a central hiring agency and seniority based crew employment, the exclusive contract, and potential election of representation amid ongoing labor strife aboard ships serving Honolulu.
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San Francisco
Wa. Wena
Kay
PMA
NUMCS
Nlrg Mareh
Milson
AFL
AFL Snihws Union of the
Pacific
Independent
Mator
Worker Can Quit, Get Jobless Pay
Sacramento The State Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board ruled that a worker who quits his job for good cause is entitled to unemployment pay. The board stated that an employee need not quit without reason, and can receive benefits if the quit is justified.
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Sacramento
Postponed Yucca Flat Bomb Test Delays Nuclear Detonation
LAS VEGAS New July 3 1 atomic tests at Yucca Flat delayed due to unsafe wind conditions. The scheduled Friday morning detonation now targets Sunday morning weather permitting with about 600 Army personnel and 300 to 400 camp staff expected to witness the test potential radar and Eniwetak aims noted but postponed.
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Las Vegas
New
Warner
United States
Eniwatale
Eniwetal
Yucos
Nevada Desert
Sixth Army
Desert Burk
Jawept m
Aturrine
Eisenhower and Kefauver sweep Oregon primary
Eisenhower and Kefauver won sweeping victories in Oregon as Republican voters backed Eisenhower over four major rivals and Taft delegates pledged to the winner. Kefauver defeated Gay and Stevenson in mixed contests, with Oregon’s Democratic delegates chosen and Taft supporters entering unpledged runs. Other notes mention MacArthur Morse and Stassen trailing in the Oregon race and ADA urging broader Rooseveltian policies.
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Washington
Dwight
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Oregon
Enhower
Gay
Burl
California
Efauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Tennessean
Vermont
Robert A. Taft
Glyn
Deleware
Hawaii
Taft
Grogan
Dondlas MacArthur
Wayric Morse
Harald E. Stassen
Minnesota
Warren
Masts Too High On Japanese Ship
Sacramento report notes the tanker Tannan Maru from Tokyo tangled its mast on the Carquinex bridge while empty on a San Francisco voyage. Officials expect a full cargo to help the ship clear the span on its return, with only minor damage reported.
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Sacramento
Jim
Tokyo
Stile Department of Bridges
San Francisco
Ashland Firemen Win Small Pay Increase At Budget Meet
Ashland Fire Commission approved a modest 0 59 wage increase for paid firefighters at a budget meeting amid disputes over overtime and vacation. Firemen will gain 4 extra vacation days, 8 to 9 optional days off, and 8 25 percent extra pay per shift. The action follows no formal request from the department and prompts a future request for a pension plan, while duty rules keep firefighters in district on off days without reimbursement. The commission rules remain contested, with private sessions and promises of a future review.
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Ashlan
Ashland
Fire Commission
Maynard
Caste Valley
San Lorenzo
San Leatoro
Board of Supervisors
Henry J. Hopkins
Andy
Meine
Hey
Usker
Annibitio Quilici
Ont Tie
Ty Syou
Fire in Corpus Christi Tank Farm Sparks Massive Blaze
A pre-dawn petroleum tank fire at the General American refinery complex near Corpus Christi expanded to threaten the city channel. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, reporting at least 10 injuries and a damage estimate well over a million dollars.
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Corns Christ Potles
Roy Luy
Corpus Christi Ship Channel
Andipin
Southwest
Ad Oil Company
General American Tank Skorage Company
Waka Smaundering
Santravegern
General American
Carpenters Council Urges Strikes to Reject Offer
Bay Area carpenters vote unanimously to reject a management proposal that included a 15 cent hourly raise and a joint committee on welfare. After seven weeks of strike, delegates warned the nationwide walkout could broaden as other counties plan to join next week.
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San Francisco
Bay
California
Bay District Council of
APL Carpenters
Becvome
Bys Delewates
Arm Severed in Dynamiting at Hollywood Hotel
Police investigate a dynamiting at a Hollywood hotel that severed one arm of Curtis, 28, a suspect linked to prior threats. Guests evacuated as fire escape was locked, with officers hearing footsteps near the escape as the blast injured another worker. The case is treated as a possible homicide with ongoing inquiries and possible accomplices.
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Curtis
Vesta
Tun
Punneytyanie
Phone Installation For Hillview Crest Underway Today
Hillview Crest project progresses with over 210 telephone lines to be installed today. Crews, led by supervisor Smith, report that 90 lines are expected to be in service by afternoon as work overlaps with ongoing utility and facility improvements in the Hillview Crest area.
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Hillview Crest
Wrung Ty Sd
Ananer
I Smith
USIP
Patapphous
Weil
National Guard To Camp June Fifteenth
National Guard to camp on June 15 as division officers anticipate the movement of Hod officers and men to the frontier camp. Commander C D O Sullivan predicts the change will form the base of the division’s post camp program and readiness efforts.
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National Guard
Guin Divisieny
Ieus
Sen C.D. O'Sullivan
Samimanuder
Hod
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hayward
First Poor
Lan Ficklin
YEW
Charles Medaturft
Ati Avenue
Carl Hlattengren
Holysteed
Hayward High Elects Student Officers
Hayward High announces new student officers amid a student- body session. Krequa Nent leads the assembly with Ward High honors and names Cecilia Stews as secretary and Al Alvarde as judge. Joe Bresniker becomes athletic manager.
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Hayward High
Hayward
Ick
HA Loris
Bell Wity Ward High Orley
Yi Kinley
Val Spivi
Secrehne
al Alvarde
Cecilia Stews
SOE
Joe Bresniker
School Trustee Incumbents Win in 3 District Elections
Incumbents were reelected in three district trustee contests with varied results across the regions. In Mission San Jose and nearby districts, incumbents and challengers accumulated votes as residents approved or defeated district measures.
Hayward Couple Plan Dream Vacation Plane Trip
Hayward couple Mr and Mrs Wilson, owners of Wilson's apothecary stores, are nominated in the Bay area silo contest sponsored by the Philua Radin company. The prize package valued around $2500 includes a two person trip aboard a plane for a dream vacation. They are to stay at the Reva Haganiin Neotel in Efynmtuin.
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Hayward
Hockon
Hin Wilsuy
Wiles Hells
Coan
W Weoyk
Ten. Wilson
BA Wilson
BA Wilson's Apphiainey
Walking
al Cueto
Philua Radin
Tleean Wienlinn
Wilson
Reva Haganiin Neotel
Administrators And School Principals Named
San Lorenzo administrators and school principals were named by the board. New principals include Malcolm Douglas Ten Minton Lan Pull Willian Wile and Katherine Zaehannl. Several others received principal or assistant roles across the district, with executive staff listed.
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SAN Lorenzo
TNTOR
Paul Elivet
Pew
Board of
Pus
Die Wert
Lodehingstedt
Peineleal
Oly Fipour
Perincipal
Unaidian Ciaitete
Ben Staney
Meigen
Martin—danes L. Hull
Peued
Pale Mis Leah Mawoll
Vives Pans
Oil Strike Settlement Hits Snag in Minor Contract Issues
Denver reports that a nationwide oil strike stall occurred as Sinclair Oil workers rejected a tentative contract over minor retroactive pay and rotation line clauses. Picket lines formed outside pipelines while some refineries resumed partial operations as unions weighed membership approval.
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Denver
Coly
Tuiday
Watlants
Sinclair Oil’ Company
Boths
CLO Sinclair
Sinclair
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Moounlsit
Swork
Benven
Ewa
Dennis
Wicerian
Nny
Susan
Shine
Ween Pipeline Company
Denever
J F Cox Dies Of Heart Attack
J F Cox died of a heart attack at his Centerville home, with local authorities and family noting the sudden tragedy. The report lists Cox as connected to the Gillin Bras area and mentions his role in the community, with details indicating an abrupt collapse and subsequent removal to a local facility.
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Ivan Fo Cox
Gillin Bras
Maetur Crraehes
Doelarn
Elforts
Uslischtlod
Viet
Aris
Joe F Cunha
Centerville
Acheson Warns Reds on Aggression Amid Cold War Fear
Secretary Acheson warned against Communist aggression and echoed wariness about chemical and biological weapons. He said the administration views any such threats as a potential spark for broader conflict, while stressing restraint and political strength to deter attacks.
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Washington 4
Secretar
Stile Teun
Acceson
Acheson
Defense
Hubert A. Levett
Neas
Commununists
Korea
Lovett
FL Bullene
Army
United States
Sol
Asial
Fair Enst Tonight With Fog Through Sunday
A weather brief notes dense fog in the morning across tonight and Sunday. Forecast calls for a mild weekend with variable cloudiness and no significant precipitation expected across cities.
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Nestarday
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