Murray Blames Public for Bad Mobilization Deal
In Cleveland on April 2 President Philip Murray defended labor by blaming public inertia for an unsatisfactory mobilization setup. He criticized the Defense Production Act as discriminatory and called for true labor representation in the Office of Defense Mobilization and policy levels of defense agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPCIO
Philip Murray
Murray
CIO
United Auto Workers’ Convention
Congress
Organized
Office of Defense Mobilization
Death Relieves Marines Watch at Community Hospital Door
Marine Sgts Bob Barbee and Bill Barbee were relieved from guard duty outside a Community Hospital door as Charles Barbee aged 50 of 3020 Fashion Ave dies. Bill Barbee 26 of 6223 Keynote Ave returns from Korea on emergency furlough after their father is sinking. Bul Barbee arrives to comfort the father. Bob Barbee 24 of 244 Pomona Ave is on emergency leave from Terminal Island. Funeral arrangements will be directed by Mostell's Mortuary.
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Bob
Bill Barbee
Charles Barbee
Fashion Ave
Bill
Keynote Ave
Battle Lines
Korea
Bul
Community Hospital
Pomona Ave
Terminal Island
Mostell
Local Briefs Rummage Sale and Meetings in Long Beach Area
Belmont Shore Nursery School hosts a rummage sale at 1154 Pine Ave. The Ladies Auxiliary of Golden State Post 273 VFW plans a 11:45 a.m. luncheon and card party at Veterans Memorial Hall. The Social Club of Long Beach Chapter Order of the Eastern Star and St. Thomas Guild hold rummage sales at 145 W Third St. J W Ross speaks Wednesday night at Colonial Hall Locust Ave. A forum of stations and answers follows. Satellite Club Palos Verdes OFS 310 last met Tuesday. no meeting tomorrow. next gathering later this month. Sigma Wu fraternity lunch Wednesday at University Club Lafayette Hotel. Regular luncheon is first Wednesday each month per B A Driscoll.
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Golden State Post
VFW
Social Club of
Long Beach
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Thomas Guild
Third St
Theosophists
Will J. Ross
Long Beach Theosophical Society
Colonial Hall
Locust Ave
Satellite Club of
Palos Verdes Ofs Chapter
Sigma Nu
Sigma Wu Fraternity
University Club
Lafayette Hotel
B. A. Driscoll
Union Elections Ordered by NLRB
Washington April 2. Over protests of eight AFL unions the National Labor Relations Board ordered elections in the building industry for the first time. The board previously did not assert jurisdiction over bar farming rights in the scattered industry due to uneven employment and the industry being a collection of individual jobs not affecting interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL Unnions
National Labor Relations Board
Seaside Blvd and local streets report ambulance and fire
A garbled OCR style record lists multiple incidents including ambulance calls at 611 WY Seaside Blvd and 3109 ppm near Cedar Ave, plus a 6:02 p m entry near Grace Ave. It notes a gunshot claim, downed object, and a fire near Long Beach Blvd with nominal damage.
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Seaside
Santa Fe
Otieak
Crim Biya
Cedar Ave
Ambulance
First Bt
Iznahire
Bevenh Bf
Nebraskya
Amowiance
Newport Ave
Wand Flown
Ganotine
Reventh
Locust Ave
Knanitse
Grace Ave
Lance Fire
Daminge
Long Beach Bivd
Ams
Americcs’ Ave
Gregson Ave
Dmbite
Police Executive Files for Retirement After Long Service
Lloyd F. E. Christiansen, superintendent of the Police Department Record Bureau, applied for pension after nearly 30 years of service. He plans to operate a general photographic studio at 3232 E Broadway and resides at 5384 Appian Way. He joined the department in 1922, rising through roles to lead the record bureau and pioneering filing, microfilming, and identification methods. The bureau has grown from 35,000 to 175,000 files and now occupies 23,000 square feet in City Hall basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd FE. Christiansen
Police Department Record Bureau
General Photographic
E. Broadway
Appian Wy
Christiansen
Mr. Record Bureau
Fred B. Katz
Record Bureau
Jall
Police Record Bureau
City Hall
JW. Pacific
Bureau
California
International Association of Identification
Crane to Raise Sun Queen Tuna Clipper in San Diego Harbor
A floating crane sailed to San Diego to lift the sunken tuna clipper Sun Queen from 26 feet of water. The vessel sank mysteriously with only the pilot house visible above the surface, valued at about 400000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Franco Fetes 12th Year Since War Victory
Generalissimo Franco marked the twelfth anniversary of his civil war victory with a grand Madrid parade. About 400,000 residents cheered as troops reviewed along a display that showcased limited modern armament, with 100 World War II surplus jeeps noted as the most advanced items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Franco
The Other London by Imre Holbauer masterful drawings
A compact review of Imre Holbauer’s The Other London notes masterful color and monochrome drawings of city life. It praises the portrayal of drama and tragedy in everyday urban existence and mentions the English edition.
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Queen City
Queen City Laundry
EAS
Anaheim
London
Imre Holbauer
England
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Mackenzie
Tee Czescoslovakia
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Maurice Grosse
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Ugo Nebbia
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Mexico
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Yalta
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Greece
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Philip Wheelwright
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Walker's Fur Dept
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