Calls Still Go Through As Southern Calif Telephone Strike
Picketers from CIO Communications Workers of America patrol the Associated Telephone Co. headquarters at Sixth St and Elm Ave while workers walk off at 6 a.m. in a wage dispute. Local service remains unaffected. Pacific Telephone Co. long distance is not involved. Talks to resume today at 5 a.m. after negotiations broke off last night in Santa Monica.
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Communication Workers of America
CIO
Associated Telephone Co
Long Beachh
Beverly Champlin
Martha Gray
Pat Scott
Sixth and
Elm Ave
Press Telegram
Sixth St
CIO Communications Workers of America
California
E. Scott
Pacific Telephone Co
Santa Monica
J. M. Deardorff
West Coast
Deardorff
Telephone Company
Byrnes Suggests South Could Bolt or Back GOP
Houston July 1 AP Gov James F Byrnes of South Carolina dismissed a sugar coated civil rights platform and warned the South might vote Republican in November if the Democratic nominee is unacceptable He criticized Adlai Stevenson and signaled other southern states might split from the party or back a third candidate He backed Truman era federal FEPC anti lynching and anti poll tax measures and opposed Stevensons state employment acts plan
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Houston
Texas
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Unamentariia
South
Byrnes
Supreme Court
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Richard Russell
Georgia
Truman
Byrnés
Churchill Warns Commons on U S Ire Over Korea Bombings
In a July 1 Commons speech Prime Minister Churchill reassured Britons on UN Korea decisions and warned against angering Americans amid a presidential election climate. He cited Gen Clark’s lack of knowledge about Yalu River plant bombings until after a defense minister’s Korea tour and noted Clark would have been informed if he had known. Churchill referenced Alexander and Clark discussion in Tokyo on June 12 and June 18 departure, with Yalu bombings on June 23 24. The government announced a senior British officer to be Clark’s deputy chief of staff with the name forthcoming, as the motion of censure looms in tonight’s vote.
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London
Churchill
U. N
Korea
House of Commons
House
Mark Clark
Yalu River
Britain
Gen. Clark
Alexander
Clark
Yalu
Lator Party
Taft Denounces Hate Attacks On Eisenhower Nomination
In Chicago Senator Robert A Taft denounces and disavows hate monger attacks on Gen Dwight D Eisenhower. He calls prejudice a deliberate attempt to hurt him and says those spreading it should be expelled from the party. Taft spoke at the Conrad Hilton Hotel Normandy Lounge as Eisenhower reception operations prepare. He says the campaign is running smoothly and forecasts success at the Republican convention next week.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ohio
Taft
Normandy
Conrad Hilton
Eisenhower
Where To Find It Beach Coimbing Boyle Bridge Classifieds Comics
A list of page locations guiding readers to sections in the issue. It itemizes sections such as Beach Coimbing, Boyle, Bridge, Classified ads, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Political News, Radio and television, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides and temperatures, and Women's activities with their respective page numbers.
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Beach Coimbing
Boyle
Truman denounces new economic controls law
President Truman calls the new controls a serious gamble with inflation and blasts Congress for weakening measures. He warns 6,000,000 families may face higher rents and milk prices could rise as price controls are lifted on fruits and vegetables. He condemns the Wage Stabilization Board ban and says the law destroys the existing dispute settlement system.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman Heads to Arkansas to Dedicate Dams
President Truman will depart Washington for Arkansas to dedicate the Norfolk and Bull Shoals projects. The trip frames his renewed attack on private utility lobbies and promotes power for rural co-operatives despite heavy spending by private interests.
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Washington
Truman
Arkansas
Norfolk and Bull Shoals
Miraculous Crippled Dad Saves Daughter From Drowning
At Schooler Lake near Hugo Oklahoma a wheelchair bound father, Olen Petty, lifted himself to save his one year old daughter Lucille from drowning while his nine year old son Joe sank. Joe died but the daughter was rescued. uncle Cecil Garner calls the event miraculous.5
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Hugo
Okio
Olen Patty
Joe
Lucille
Schooler Lake
Here
Cecil Garner
Petty
Solons Differ on Treaties
Washington July 1 AP Sen Wiley WI joined Sen Connally in urging swift ratification of German treaties. They would end Western Germany occupation and bind the republic to a non Communist European army. Hickenlooper and Watkins urged caution. Connally predicted Senate approval with a two thirds vote required.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
R.-Wis
Connally
D.texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Sen. Watkins
Utah
U. S
Senate
India Receives Most of U S Food Aid for Year
New Delhi July 14. Food Minister R A Kidwai told Parliament that India has received 1,805,000 tons of the 2,000,000 tons of U S food made available last year. He added private U S donors contributed 4,800 tons in the 1951-52 fiscal year.
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New Delhi
India
R. A. Kidwai
Parliament
U. S
United States
Big Staff All Set to Bring Convention to PT Readers
With the Republican National Convention opening next Monday the Press-Telegram prepares in Chicago. Malcolm Epley will head the staff covering both conventions, with Virginia Kelly on hand for intimate Chicago reporting. Wire services AP and UP will provide up-to-the-minute news and photos.
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Press-Telegram
Chicago
Malcolm Epley
Virginia Kelly
Washington
Associated Press
United Press
W. L. Beale Jr
Jack Beil
Don Whitehead
Hal Boyle
Jim Marlow
Hugh Baillie
Decision on seven state delegations to be set by committee
Chicago July 1 AP The Republican National Committee opened its first of seven state delegate fights barring radio TV and newsreels as a committee to study lifting the ban is created The disputes could affect the GOP nomination between Taft and Eisenhower with 72 contests at stake The committee vote 67 to 33 favored forming the study panel Taft forces were split with members on both sides Eisenhower backers proposed the plan Sinclair Weeks of Massachusetts led the move Taft did not attend and said he had made headway in the nominating fight The GOP national chairman reaffirmed that newly elected committee members will not vote on seating rival delegations
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Chicago
GOP
National Committee
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Conrad Hilton
Eisenhower
Sinclair Weeks
Massachusetts
Taft
Guy Gabrielson
Highway Death Toll Forecast for 4th of July Weekend
Secretary Sawyer warned the July 4 holiday traffic could set a new fatal record with over 400 expected highway deaths over the three day period. He urged strict cautious driving and extra state efforts to avoid such a grim toll, noting a prior high of 359 and calling for enhanced safety measures.
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Washington
Sawyer
Flouston
Texas
Taft Delegate Heads Foreign Policy Unit
Senator Eugene D Millikin takes over the key role in drafting the Republican foreign policy plank at the GOF convention. He chairs the platform drafting committee and named subcommittee chairs, with hearings set to shape the final plank before next week’s session.
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Taft
Chicago
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Republican Party
Millikin
Organized Labor
Night Cloudy Gloom With Fog Then Sunny Afternoons
Night and morning low clouds and fog persist with little temperature change. Sunny afternoons bring brighter conditions as winds remain variable and temperatures hold steady through the day.
Parachute Safely as B-29 Plummets in Oklahoma Night
In western Oklahoma a Lake Charles based Air Force B-29 training flight crashed near Cheyenne around midnight. All 11 crew members bailed out, walked to nearby farms, and were uninjured though the aircraft was demolished. Pilot Capt. John Burkhart reported the incident from Amarillo base. two crewmen were later treated for minor injuries.
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Cheyenne
Okla
Air Force
Oklahoma
Bob Leary
Roger Mills County
Leary
John Burkhart
San Antonio
Amarillo
Texas
Air Force Base
Lake Charles
Durham
Gage
Shattuck
Earny
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