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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1948

Page

4

Japan Union Curb Sparks Resignation Threat

James S. Killen, head of the Allied labor section, threatens to resign over General MacArthur’s stance on government workers and collective bargaining. MacArthur urges removing government railways and bureaus from civil service into public corporations with protection against strikes. The government plans amendments to the national public service law to reflect his recommendations.

Tokyo James S. Killen Allied Labor Section Gen. MacArthur Japan Killen MacArthur Government Workers’ Union Franklin D. Roosevelt England Civil Service National Public Service Law

Two Arkansans Vie for Governor

The Arkansas governor race heats up as Sidney S. McMath and Jack Holt lead a Democratic primary field in the race for the runoff on August 10. Holt secures the second spot over James Mackrell by about 4,000 votes while McMath holds a substantial lead. Other statewide and congressional contests are narrowed to two-man fields. Precinct results show Holt 52,378 and McMath 74,472 with other candidates Horace Thompson, Mackrell, Charles Fleming, John Lonsdale Jr., and W. T. Jennings tallying in varying amounts.

Little Rock Sidney S. McMath Jack Holt Arkansas McMath Hot Springs Holt James Uncle Mac) Mackrell Forrest City John G. Lonsdale Jr Lonsdale W. T. Jennings Texarkana

Bioff Associate Jailed in L A

John Rosselli, 41, associate of Willie Bioff in a $1,000,000 film labor shakedown, is jailed in Los Angeles on a federal parole violation warrant. Judge McCormick ordered him held pending a habeas corpus hearing. His attorney cites a Congressional demand to revoke parole for associations with unsavory figures and nonregistration as a felon.

Los Angeles John Rosselli Willie Bioff Rosselli Paul J. McCormick Otto Christensen Los Angeles County

Victim of Fatal Leap Identified in Downtown LA

In Los Angeles on July 28 a woman who leaped to her death on July 21 from a downtown building was tentatively identified as 65 year old Mrs. Bessie M. Mumford. The identification was made by friend Mrs. Vera Alexander, who said Mrs. Mumford had been missing since the previous Wednesday, with the body found through a ring and other personal effects.

Los Angeles Bessie M. Mumford Hollywood Vera Alexander

Kerr Wins in Oklahoma Senate Nomination Race

Former Gov. Robert S. Kerr clinches the Democratic U S Senate nomination by defeating Oklahoma City attorney Gomer Smith in a run off. With 3561 of 3695 precincts reporting Kerr leads 166,596 to 120,888 and faces Republican Ross Rizley in November. Kerr's background spans oil wealth and politics. Rizley is a four term House member.

Klahoma City A.P Robert S. Kerr U. S Oklahoma Gomer Smith Oklahoma City Yester Kerr Smith Ross Rizley Ed H. Moore Tulsa Rizley Tom Steed Clyde T. Patrick

Yugoslav Legation Secretary Arrested by Hungary

Budapest reports say Yugoslav legation secretary Zhovko Boarov was arrested July 22 as a murder case connects him to Milos Morc, a former Yugoslav courier. Hungary accuses him of guilt while Yugoslavia protests diplomatic immunity breach and demands full evidence before questioning.

Yugoslavia Hungary Legation Budapest Zhovko Boarov Boarov Milos Morc Moic Marshal Tito Stanoje Simic

Cabinet Post O K to California Laborite

SAN FRANCISCO July 28 John F Shelley A F L labor leader who chaired the California delegation to the Democratic national convention says he would accept the post of Secretary of Labor if it is offered Presidential Secretary Charles Ross says Shelley was being considered by President Truman to succeed the late Lewis Schwe ll enbach

San Francisco John F. Shelley California Charles Ross Shelley Truman Lewis Schwellenbach

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