New Union Seeks One Craft Group For California Rail Workers
Railroader organizers in California form United Railroad Operating Crafts to unite switchmen firemen brakemen conductors and engineers. The group aims to replace existing brotherhoods and seeks federal mediation to conduct a bargaining agent election across Southern Pacific Santa Fe Western Pacific and Union Pacific unions.
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Watsonville
UP Railroadera
California
United Railroad Operating Crafts
CIO
AFL
J. A. Ford
Southern Pacific
San Jose
UROC
F. N. Vincent
Santa Fe
Fresno
Henry T. Young
Calwa
San Francisco
San Luis Obispo
Oouthern Pacific
Western Pacific
Union Pacific
Federal Board of Mediation
Harris
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
A cautious market tone prevails as investors await a sizable correction amid a bull run. Institutional buyers grow, with insurance firms and savings banks seeking more equity exposure, while individual funds seek to reinvest idle cash.
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Dow
Institutional
New York Savings Banks Association
New York
Seginlature
Ie Insurance Companies
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Bank
Incheon Curtis Johan Debate on Market Lift Prospects
Fragmented OCR text describes a debate on market development and a tentative shift in activity. It notes a questioned selectivity and a possible lift to 200 as the more likely outcome, with a recent decline followed by a slow rebound in early this week.
Textile Strike Dispute Hits 70,000 CIO Workers
Boston February 17 union officials and textile industry leaders clash over a strike of 70,000 CIO textile workers aimed at challenging the federal wage price freeze. Workers halted operations in 150 mills crippling defense production. union chief Emil Rieve critiques the wage formula while management cites returns. The strike tests government enforcement of the policy.
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York
Idie- Deen
CIO Textile Workers Union
TWU
Planita
Plania
American Woolen Company
Emil Rieve
New York Cotton Exchange
Alexander Smith Sona Carpet Company
C. H. Masland & Co
Erle Johnston
Saturnia
New York
Savinga Bank Association
State of New York
Allohemncien
Busineas
York Stock Exchange
Boston
Mass
CIO
Textile Workers’ Union
Federal
Laurel Picnic At Houghton Park Clubhouse
Residents of Laurel Nebraska plan a local picnic at Houghton Park Clubhouse in North Long Head next Sunday. The item notes several community gatherings including a Fremont County luncheon and various American Legion Auxiliary sewing sessions and a VFW unit secret sister party with gift exchanges.
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Laurel
Laurel, Neb
Houghton Park
North Long Head
Fremont
Fremont County
James Perkens
Ramsdell Ave
la Crescenta
Arthur L. Peterson
American Legion Auxiliary
C. H. Martinson
Pine Ave
VFW
Terminal Island
Sylvia Wilson
Seabright Ave
Trend of Staple Prices Forecasts in 1951 Market
The report notes a broad advance in 25 commodities with prices rising to 130 51 and 210 38 from previous day highs. It discusses bullish patterns in industrials, possible dips if Feb 7 levels fail, and a predicted range of 260 270 by mid 1951 with March showing significant activity and tax payment impacts on liquidity.
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York
Man 59 Claims 47-Year-Old Daughter Was His Second Child
Houston, Feb. 11. UK source reports man aged 59, Helen Gite’s son, claims he fathered a daughter at 10 and married a 12-year-old neighbor girl. He says he has 16 children and 21 grandchildren, left Mississippi for Texas in 1926, and rose to an ILU executive post in Local 1231.
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Houston
Texas
Helen G. Fite
Harris County Clerk's Office
Virgin M. Cagle
Fite
Doskie, Milas
Corinth
Miss
International Longahoremen's Association
California Oil Output and Stocks Rise In Week
California oil field activity increased as the American Petroleum Institute reports higher crude runs and gasoline production. Crude throughputs reached 944000 barrels per day with gasoline output at 2783000 barrels. Gasoline inventories rose to 16491000 barrels while a year ago they stood at 20410000. Industry notes warn of upcoming manpower shortages, with many petroleum engineers in military or reserve service.
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California
American Petroleum Institute
Pacific Coast Division
West Texas
North Permin
Girl's Lurid Tale of Murder Turns Out False
Rebecca Adams 28 of Amarillo Texas told police a sensational story of two gunmen driving with the body of a slain girl and a separate death. Detectives say the tale was a hoax and she faces intoxication and filing false report charges after misrepresenting herself as Caroline Lee Courtney of Marshal Texas.
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E. R. Hargett
San Pedro
Rebecca Adams
Amarillo
Texas
Marjorie Williams
Galveston
Exas
Miss Williams
Miss Adams
Miss Willams
Hargett
UFBI
Caroline Lee Courtney
Marshal
Beaumont and
Jefferson
Shreveport
Terre Haute
Ind
Abbe Lane Case Sparks Mrs Cugat Testimony Order
In Santa Monica Singer Abbe Lane’s lawyer sought to bar labeling Mrs Lorraine Cugat as a co respondent in the Xavier Cugat dispute. An order compels Mrs Cugat to answer 18 questions while Hahn questions her marriages and divorce history in a suit for separate maintenance amid sexual scandal claims involving Cugat and Lane.
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Santa Monica
Abbe Lane
Xavier Cugat
Long Beach Lifeguards Report Friday Surf Stats
Sunrise at 6 35 a m and sunset at 5 39 p m with moonrise 2 38 p m and moonset 4 49 a m. Tides high 6 44 a m 5 4 ft and 9 18 p m 36 ft low 6 56 a m 1 3 ft and 6 08 p m 21 ft. Water temperature and surf condition noted as calm by lifeguards.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Con Man Taylor Nabbed After Mobile Jewelry Store Tip
FBI says Courtney Townsend Taylor, once on the list of most wanted, was captured in Mobile after a jeweler recalled a bad check notice. The 42-year-old fraudster allegedly passed over eighty eight thousand dollars in bad checks nationwide over seven years. Local store owner Philip Gabriel alerted police, aiding the arrest with FBI agents rushing the scene.
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Mobile
Ala
FBI
John XK. Mumford
Courtney Townsend Taylor
Mumford
Philip Gabriel
Gabriel
Jack Nelson
Taylor
Nelson
Postal Payroller Fraud Scandal Hits Boston District
A Boston postal district fraud involves one clerk with 10 time cards, with at least one substitute puncher allegedly cashing in about $10,000 in a year. The district serves 25 communities and includes the large south annex with 1400 workers at peak. Investigators cite $4,000,000 in losses since World War I, while Postmaster Crowley declines comment and U.S. Attorney Garrity promises restitution. schemes reportedly rested on friendship and rotating crews to fraudulently claim five days of pay.
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Boston
South Postal Annex
Francis A. Crowley
United States
William Garrity
St Jefferson
Post Office
Mone
Comeback Man for Bookie Talks to Crime Probers
Remer described his betting operation across Pimlico Bowie Havre de Grace Atlantic City and Monmouth Park with outside phone use and cash deposits. He claimed to bet $200 to $2,500 per race, averaging around $500 to $1,000, always losing like paying an insurance premium. He admitted tipping track cashiers, officials, and property owners with small gifts to maintain access. Fred Cogan corroborated work for Rosenbaum at Nevans fairgrounds Suffolk Downs and Rockland. Joe Uvanni of Rome, ex Western Maryland star, surfaced as agent for St. Louis based Carroll Mooney organization.
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Laure
Pimlico
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Atlantic City
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
Cintinnati
Remer
Rosendbaum
Riemer
Fred Cogan
New Orleans
Rosenbaum
Fair Grounds
Nevans
Suffolk Downs
Massachusetts
Rockland
Joe Uvanni
Rome
Uvanni
Carroll Mooney
St. Louis
Margaret Truman Celebrates 27th Birthday
Washington reports Margaret Truman marking her 27th birthday today. The president's daughter and noted singer fulfilled the milestone amid public attention in the capital.
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Margaret Truman
Washington
Mrét Truman
British Reply to Stalin Sparks Western Plans
Brief mentions three western powers considering a joint move with the Americans and talks with Russia on German rearmament. Polish notes were sent to Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands and Luxembourg warning that a Big Four conference is needed to prevent German rearmament, which could lead to war.
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Russia
Gressors
Belgium
Denmark
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Germany
Stalin warns UN on Korea in new Soviet broadside
Moscow reports Stalin’s Pravda interview blasts the United Nations as an instrument of American aggression. He says Korea will end in defeat for interventionists if Britain and the United States push China’s terms, while warning against disarming after two world wars. Diplomats see no immediate policy shift, though some note hints of potential talks with Red China.
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Moscow
Stalin
United Nations
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Ussr
Pravda
U. N
China
Korea
Britain
United States
Peiping
U. S
State Department
Washington
Lake Success
People's Government of
Red China
U. N. Good Offices
Russia
London
League of Nations
Ne U. Ny
Soay
Japan
House of Commons
Attlee
U N Counterblow Hurls Communists Back Two Miles
Allied forces on the central front forced back Communist units near Wonju and Chipyong as Red losses mounted to about 32 000 including dead wounded and captured. On the Han front two attempts to cross were repelled while air power surged with 711 sorties and 800 Reds killed or wounded.
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U. N
Wonju
Chipyong
Han
Sir Anv
Han River
Seoul
Kyongan
Chechon
Korea
Eighth Army
Manville Tired of Wife No 8 as Divorce Pact Is Joined
MAMARONECK N Y Feb 17 UP Tommy Manville a bride groom eight times in seven years says he will give his present wife 1000 dollars a month to stay away from him. He reported a legal separation agreement with Georgina Campbell Manville 32. Married five years ago she moved to Norwalk Connecticut with 76000 in jewelry and 20000 in mink coats. Yam exhausted Manville said five years has been a long time.
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Mamaroneck
Tommy Manville
Manville
Georgina Campbell Manville
Norwalk
Conn
Inion
Kansas City Banker J Z Miller Jr Dies
Kansas City banker J Zach Miller Jr died after a long illness at age noted in the report. He served as governor of the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City for 10 years and began as a bank clerk in Belton Texas. He later led Belton National Bank and held stakes in about 100 Texas banks before moving to Kansas City as vice president of the Commerce Trust Co forty years ago.
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Kansas City
Jo ‘Zach Miller Jr
Miller
Federal Reserve Bank
Belton
Tex
Belton Nationalist
Texas
Commerce Truat Co
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Incheon
Curtis Johan
California Institute of Social Welfare
Los Angeles
CISW
Emmett, Riordan
General Petroleum
Padre Canyon
Wilmington
Harbor Community No. 23
Redrill
Orwig
Placentia Field
The
Sunview of Co
Wildcat
Sunset Heights No. 1
Sunset Beach
Eagle Oil and Refining Co
Sunset Oil Co
Sunset Common Stock
Eagle-Sunset Group
Amerada
Star Oil Companies
Sunset Whitney
Signal Hiield
Texas Co
Honor Rancho
Castinc Creek
Southern
H. Uy Stalin
Les Annes
Watoa
ST Erie
Salaliex
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Lake City
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Ciena
RED Radio
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J. Z. Miller Jr
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