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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1946
Page
4
J W Shaw chief secretary announced that all further Jewish immigration to the Holy Land is suspended until Britain decides the policy. He said the 75 000 quota under the 1939 white paper is nearly filled and only about 400 to 600 Jewish arrivals remain possible from the quota.
San Francisco report says Harry Bridges, CIO Longshoremen's union president, announced union longshoremen are ready to arbitrate the labor dispute that has tied up naval loading at Port Hueneme, California. Bridges accuses the Water Front Employers Association of the Pacific Coast of trying to impose adverse working conditions and says ILWU has notified Navy and Labor secretaries it will proceed with arbitration at once.
In Kemmerer Wyoming several highly modern coal tings operate with electrical systems. The text notes that almost everything is electrically operated and highlights that the coal is touched by human hands, reflecting labor practices and industrial setup at the site.
Police said Pasadena traffic to the Tournament of Roses and Rose Bowl game yesterday broke all prior records as roads leading to the stadium became so clogged that motorists parked on the road two miles from the Rose Bowl and blocked the way before kickoff.
State Controller Marty B. Riley announced California holds over 500 million dollars in reserve and surplus invested in bonds. About 235 million targets postwar construction and employment, plus 102 million General fund cash excess. He noted the General Fund was in the red by nearly 25 million when the war began in 1941, with 1.103 billion in revenues over four years and 324 million set aside for future use.
Clay Bedford appointed to a top role at Kaiser Auto, to oversee Kaiser-Prizer and Dishams Farge Motors manufacturing at Willow Run. Bedford built and ran the Kaiser shipyards in Richmond California and led other Kaiser projects. From 1938 to 1940 he was general superintendent for Grand Coulee dam and served on the trio operating committee for Corpus Christi Naval air station in Texas.
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