Petrillo Girds For Battle Against Los Angeles Local
New York February 27 labor leader James Caesar Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians explains unions face more trouble from members than employers. He discusses the Los Angeles fight over the fund royalties from records and films and the shift caused by canned music and Taft-Hartley era limits. Petrillo notes the need to adapt and warns that challenges from rebels in LA and legal battles will continue.
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Record Broken LA Mesa Visitor Breaks Wrist
Ida Pierce of Yakima Washington, visiting her daughter's home in La Mesa California, held a chair and caused it to tip over. She suffered a broken wrist in the incident, the first hospitalization in her 68 years. Her eight children were all born at home.
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