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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1959
Page
1
LA C says the Taft Hartley law could be invoked if the steel strike stalls. A Board of Inquiry would assess conditions, an injunction could be sought, and a union vote under NLRB supervision would follow. If no agreement results, government seizure remains possible, with potential 10 day resolution.
A crowded Long Beach Post Office scene shows many former postmasters and clerks arriving or seeking transfers. Notables include George J. McMillin, a retired Navy admiral. John P. Anderton. John W. Ornellas. Mrs. Margaret F. Scouton. George V. Pehrson. A Nebraska postmaster seeking transfer is unnamed.
Twenty three members and pledges of a Millikan High School social club were readmitted to classes after parents and administrators held conferences. The Thadus Club, previously suspended from campus activities, remains offline pending further action. Officials cited violations of club rules including hazing and holding meetings without an adult sponsor.
Victor Andres Belaunde of Peru who presides over the United Nations General Assembly is in hospital for a digestive checkup, according to a Peruvian spokesman. The note mentions classified advertising tones unrelated to the main item.
Robert P. Oldham Jr., millionaire steel importer, ordered to stop giving gifts to his secretary Bonnie Baker pending trial of his contested divorce from Ruth Oldham. Mrs Oldham filed for maintenance, while Oldham seeks divorce on grounds of cruelty. Secretarial gifts valued at about 1300 dollars were cited. The Twinsburg plant strike by 3500 workers halted operations, with UAW claiming grievances at Chrysler body parts plant.
Fragmentary OCR entry notes a death in Canton County on October 1 with a decree number and amounts listed, mentioning a burial or service at a local cemetery and a ceremony around 4 pm. Names appear garbled. readers should consult the original for precise person, place, and legal details.
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