Admiral Joy Relieved as Far East Naval Leader
In Tokyo on May 19 Vice Admiral C Turner Joy will be relieved May 23 as senior United Nations truce delegate. He will be replaced at Panmunjom by Major General William Harrison Jr as a UN truce delegation member and Joy shifts to lead the U.S. Naval Academy as superintendent in June. Admiral Robert P. Brown takes over as commander of naval forces in the Far East.
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Minority Spikes Bus Pact in San Francisco Strike
May 18 San Francisco dispatch reports Greyhound workers split on a settlement. A 2 to 1 vote by 9200 mail line drivers and 5 to 1 by 600 station employees approved the pact overall, but 234 local drivers rejected it by 19 votes. The contract offered a 4.6 percent wage rise now, future increases, and cost of living boosts.
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Look Who's Talking on Truman Tidelands Critique
Editorial criticizes President Truman for denouncing the Sea bill while accusing him of corruption and robbery. The piece accuses him of condoning tax collector bribery, theft of government grain, and insider actions. Continued on Page 14.
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Tidelands
Vote North American Strike at Ohio Plant
North American Aviation workers in Los Angeles area voted to strike at Downey Inglewood and El Camino College stadium with results to be released Wednesday. Columbus plant workers also approved potential action. Local S887 head Paul Schrade said about 45 000 total employees with 11 000 in CLO local. No strike date set until at least 30 days after the vote.
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Paul Schrade
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Eenner Adkins
Probers Held As Hostages In Brazilian Jungle
Two members of a official Pan American wreckage expedition are held as hostages by an independent group calling for escape from the Brazilian jungle. Scott Magness of the US Civil Aviation Administration and Maj. Miranda Correa of the Brazilian air force were seized after burial of the crash victims.
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