Lock Out Charge Highlights Phone Strike Disruption
In New York and across the region striking telephoners accuse Jonglings operators of a lock out after workers refused to sign an implied agreement. The union cites 2000 operators in New York and others in Philadelphia and Cleveland as affected while the company disputes the claim and defends its scheduling needs to maintain hour by hour service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sul
Phiadelphia
Cleveland
Absusel
Joep A. Beige
Compraunientions Workers of America
CIO
Western Electric Company
Mona
Iarmal Lang
Wendorf
Prion
Weston Fool
Ile Ahaut
Ak Hayward Pickets Berek At Blelg
Picketing continues in multiple California cities including Burlingame Redwood City Hayward Richmond and others after yesterday’s DIY disruptions. Workers at Pacific Telephone and Telco facilities resume operations with changes reported by Amis observers.
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Ak Hayward
Berek
Blelg
Atrikingeelephone
Norlin Californiia
Yestarday
Coronum Editions
Af Amis
Plekene Wilk
Pacific Telephone and
Telbavaoh Apna Ilny
Burlingame
Redwood City
Hayward
Richmend
Croukvil
Mnnfiekd
Pelwums
Frew
Gleason to Talk Reren at Alameda Community Center
County Civil Defense official Gleason will address San Lovenva residents at 8:00 PM in the Alameda Community Center on Paso Caanide. The meeting aims to boost emergency disaster preparedness with demonstrations and films, followed by entertainment and student activities at the Village School to encourage local participation.
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Reren
Alamedi Coun Civil Defense
Alameda
Jack Ceakon
Sian Lovenva
Weloek Tavlaht
Paso Caanide
San Larenan
Emer-Gecey
Aster Wyrris
San Lovie
San Tiasey
Dinees
Woman Doctor Confesses Kidnapping for Ransom
SANTA FE New Mexico. A brilliant woman doctor, 53, confessed kidnapping a nine year old girl for twenty thousand dollars. Dr Nancy Campbell was nabbed by FBI agents Saturday night as she tried to collect the ransom for Linda Louise M. She will enter St Josephs hospital Albuquerque for treatment. Bond was set at twenty five thousand dollars by four friends. Sheriff Florentina Ortiz approved the appearance. Arraignment not before a week or ten days. The case may go to trial in early March. The doctor walked from the city with her attorney and brother China Lake project, dressed in neat clothes.
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Santa FE
N. M
USA
Roctor
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albuquerque
Nancy Campbell
FBI
Linda Louise mm
Leroy Miller
Nueves
Crampbell
David Hughes
Bus- Hessman
Walter G. Turley
Nerbert Elis
Charlote Jones
Florentina Ortiz
Rox
Ite
Marels
Mobeil
Altorney
A. L. Zinn
James
China Lake Project
California
Shi
FBI Agent Speaks Tomorrow at Hayward Club
Richard Godfrey assistant agent in charge of the San Francisco FBI headquarters will speak at the Hayward FBI exchange club luncheon tomorrow at the Mandarin Tea Garden. His topic is Responsibilities of the FBI In the Current Emergency.
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Richard
Godfrey
San Francisco
FB Thange Club
Hayward
FBI
Cinffrey
Washington, D.C
Georgetown University
Washington
Columbus University
Distrit
Columbia Hay
MRL
Los Angeles
Diumapolis
New York
Butlo Oftloos
Ak Well Gas
FBI Hesequartoos
Russia claims 3 million armed as USSR rebuilds forces
Brassey’s analysis reports the Soviet Union maintaining roughly 12 to 13 million trained military personnel by 1954, with 18,000 front line aircraft growing 12,000 annually, a 1,000-submarine navy, and heavy construction of battleships and cruisers. Drafts run 1.2 million per year since WWII, two years active, then reserves.
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London
Russia
Raasspy
Brassey's
Bassey's
Soviet Union
Cig
Brassey
Final Stocks in New York Feature Oil Strength
Strength in oil shares and special issues led a narrow market session in New York as traders watched a mixed day. Oil firms gained while other groups traded mutely, keeping overall activity subdued.
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New York
Allies Move Cautiously on Korean Front Amid Rear Attacks
United Nations forces press along the northwest Korean front near Yongbyon and Tokchon, crossing toward Kunu while facing heavy fire from Chinese troops. In the sector around Unsan, U.N. cavalry guard advances three miles against a Chinese line, as South Korean and allied divisions attempt to outflank the enemy and prevent a major breakthrough. Meanwhile in California, Hayward residents gather at the high school cafeteria for reserve deputy training, with Lt Floyd Heffron emphasizing the duties and civil defense role awaiting these volunteers.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Cali
Yongbyon
Tokchon
U. 8. St
Kunu
Korea
Unsan
Shey
Hayward High School
Hayward
Alameda County
Nearge
Floyd N. Heffron
Deems Here With Comics Debuts on Fe View Page
Deems, the silent fellow making his first appearance on The Fe view's comic page, proves a faster character than those scheduled for Sportsman's Digest. The outdoors column, delayed from New York, will appear soon. meanwhile Deems continues with his silent humor.
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Deems
Feview
Ihasa
Sportsman’s Digest
Start Today
New York
Tibet Appeals to United Nations for Aid Against China Invasion
Tiny Tibet petitions the United Nations seeking intervention against the Chinese Communist invasion. Tibet’s delegation in New Delhi sent a Council document, with officials signaling limited action until a council meeting. The UN council plans to discuss Israel Arab armistice tensions and Korea's crisis later, with possible focus on Red Chinese troop presence on Thursday.
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Lake Success
N.v.iii
Tibet
United Nations Foray
Secatty Council
New Delhi
Danivisen, World War II pilot, injured in crash
Meden Danivisen, 26, University of California architecture student and WWII Navy pilot, suffered severe injuries in a collision caused by driver Valdes. The crash left Danivisen with a damaged elbow and both hands broken while Valdes faces Emoryville court on November 17 with potential six month jail. The report also notes a funeral at St John’s Catholic Church for Mrs Viventa Garazilex of Hayward, a Mexico native and SPRSI council member. Interment followed at Maly Sepelchre Cemetery.
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A. J. Danivisen
Meden
Hallowe
C. Danivisen
University of California
Stgent of Architecture
St. John’s Catholic Church
San Lorenzo
Viventa Garazilex
Maly Sepelchre Ceotery
Hayward
Mexico
Sprsi Council of
Lavi
Gonzales
Manuel Ganges
Cotwepelon Garcia
Resi
Irene Gonzalez
Joseph Gonzalez
Louise Garcia
San Lorenzo Sven
Jost
Roth
Police Soul
Mertesta
Valdes
Oakland
Danielson
Danicken
Inga
Eny
Emeryville Court
Big Traffic and Minor Injuries Reported in Weekend Accidents
Traffic in the Hayward area ran heavy but injuries remained limited as several crashes occurred. Robert Danners, 19, of Occidental road, lost control on Matlock road near 14th street, injuring Chyrrel Pennington and Dierald Whiteman in minor ways. A Jackson Street and Highway 17 crash left Betty Peterson injured when the car she rode in spun after hitting a red light. Across Northern California, Estalia fatalities stayed low while an Bayshore highway incident involved Fred N. Huser in a three car rear end collision with no injuries.
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Hayward
Reyocker
Matlox Road
Ast 14Th Street
Robert Danner
Occidental Road
Chyrrel Pennington
Oakland
Dierald Whitejman
Wilheam Avenue
Castro Valley
Jackson Street
Highway 17
Betty Peterson
California
Bayshore
Fred N. Huser
Brewster Street
Redwood City
Waitress and Navy Lt Escape Fatal Shooting in San Francisco
Laura Wright, 24, and Lt. Constantine Kerwatch, 76, hid in a hallway when a rejected suitor identified as Robbins, 36, fired three shots at them in her apartment in San Francisco. Robbins then shot himself, ending the attack. Police found them unharmed apart from shock.
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San Francisco
Laura Wright
Constantine Kerwatch
Robbins
Kerwatch
Lavough
Five men tour new United States Paper and Foundry plant site
A $2,000,000 plant being built on Whiple road near Decote drew five executives to review blueprints and foundations laid. Attendees included A. R. Hansmann Pacific Coast manager C N Codding resident engineer W E Marlin Central Bank of Oakland F W Maynard Austin Company Oakland and General Donald Armstrong U S Paper and Foundry, Burlington NJ. Armstrong, a 36 year Army veteran and Columbia grad, plans return in May or June to map opening events inviting township teachers.
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Alameda County
United States Pape and Foundry Company
Whiple Road
Decote
Jeff
A. R. Hansmann
Pacific Coast
C. N. Codding
W. E. Marlin
Central Bank of
Oakland
F. W. Maynard
Austin Company
Donald Armstrong
U. S. Ping and Foundry
Burlington
New Jersey
General Armstrong
Francisco Friday
Co. Nv
W. Armstrong
Alamede County
Big Gar
Armstrong
The
Floral Association
Qokedo Brothera
Ashland
City Council May Hear Two Protests Tonight
City council expected to address Wiler rates and a city parking ordinance at tonight’s meeting. Cherryland Water District residents seek information on a promised joint meeting after approving tactics to obtain a lower rate. A council joint session with auditors may follow, with a retroactive reduction likely. Parking-ticket complaints persist for 2 to 3 am enforcement. A new street sweeper is ordered and streets will be swept more often to reduce congestion. Ed Foster resigns as memory blairman after transfer.
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Cherryland Water District
Hayward Walter
Will Stain
Cherryland
Carlos Bee
Muir
C. W. White
City Water Department
Everett Silver
East Bay
Assassination in Venezuela Shocks Caracas Junta
In Caracas Venezuela Lt Charlos Chiwade Chal baud, head of the Military Junta governing Venezuela, was assassinated. Lt Col Marcos Pern Jimenez defense minister and junta member announced the attackers would face justice. The junta, which seized power in a November 1948 coup, promised continued rule under Perez and Paez.
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Caracas
Venezlinta
Charlos Chiwade Chalbaud
Venemiels
Marcos Pern Jimenez
Perez Fiid
Ration Llovers Paez
Venezuela
Ifa
Justic
Junts
Pi Romuie Gallegos
Supervisor Janssen breaks wrist in fall at courthouse steps
Supervisor George Janssen is nursing a broken wrist after a Thursday fall on a match stick on county courthouse steps. X rays confirmed the fracture on Friday and he continued his duties on Thursday, attending the meeting.
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George Janssen
Janssen
County Court House
China says eight Soviet divisions mass near Manchuria
China Union Press reports Mao Zedong meets with Soviet and Korean leaders in Mukden Manchuria as Moscow allegedly deploys eight divisions and numerous aircraft to Manchukuo. The dispatch cites troop movements along railway lines near Mutangkiang and a line from Yengehi to Changkufong with two rifle divisions and an armored car division recently arriving in Dairen Port Arthur.
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Formosa
UPY
Russia
Manchuria
Korea
China Union Press
Mao Tze-lung
China
George KK Zhukuy
Berlin
Kim Jl Sung
Mukuen
Chokiang
Taipei
Chines
Mutangkiang
Yengehi
Changkufong
Dairen-Port Arthur
Aves
Mukden
Manchukuo
China Union
Sid
Show-Down in Indo-China
Saigon reports a major Indo-China showdown as Viet Minh repels patrols along a 65 mile front near the Dunhlip-Miniecay line. Indications point to an imminent offensive as Hanoi tightens defenses and French troops ready to defend the Tonkin capital. American arms support reaches Hanoi while only scant aid has arrived to the French at the Red River Delta.
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Saigon
Indo-China
China
Anch
Dunhlip-Miniecay
Secn
China Sea
Hahai
Red River
Detta
VA patient taken after wild chase through city
William Hully a 20 year old patient from Veterans Administration Hospital Palo Alto was captured by police in San Francisco after a high speed chase reaching 280 miles per hour through city streets.
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San Francisco
William Hully
Veterans Administration Hospital
Palo Alto
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United States
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