Justice Dept Weighs Hawaii Longshoremen Strike Probe
The Justice Department is studying charges the Hawaii longshoremen strike is steered by the Communist influenced ILWU tied to Harry Bridges. House judiciary committee may probe. Hawaii bar groups urge FBI inquiry to see if Communists control the union amid a wage dispute. Delegate Farrington backs Railway Labor Act rules for such strikes.
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Washington
Justice Department
Hawaii
Hemmer
House Judiciary Committee
Hawaiian Hard Association
Tom C. Clark
House
Senate
Co. L& 0
Longshoremen's Union
LL. W. U
TL W. U
Harry Bridges
Leager
U. S
Bar Association
Department
FBI
Congress
Judiciary Committees
Emanuel Celler
D.N
Senate Judiciary Committee
Interior
J. A. Krug
Joseph KR. Farrington
Farrington
Honolul
Ohio Reporter Attacked by Franklin Mayor in Barbershop
Dayton Journal Herald reporter Jack Vincent says Mayor Thomas J. Riley punched him several times during an interview with John Shotwell in Riley's barbershop. Vincent, left with facial injuries, filed assault and battery charges in Justice of the Peace Clarence Banker’s court in Lebanon. A hearing was set for next Tuesday.
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Franklin
Ohio
Dayton Journal: Herald
Jack Vincent
John Shotwell
Thomas J. Riley
Vincent
Riley
Justice of the Peace
Clarence Banker's Court
Lebanon
Ranker
the Journal
Waitress Inspired Sued Over Movie Claim
Cleveland reports a waitress inspired controversy as a legal action emerges over a movie claim. Actor Dick Powell is reported not yet aware of the suit and its details.
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Cleveland
Dick Powell
Oak Ridge Atomic Workers Plan Strike Next Week
A two thousand strong strike at Oak Ridge’s uranium plant is set for next Thursday. Union leaders say negotiations failed after seven weeks and demand a 15 cent hourly wage rise while Carbide and Carbon Corp offered a 6 cent cut. Local 28% president J A George announces the resolution passed in two meetings with 600 members.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Washington
Martin Wagner
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
Wagner
Carbide
Carbonair Rage Corp
Oak Ridge Atomic
Atomic Energy Commission
J. A. George
Eet Pe
Oklahoma Ends Tax-easing Law in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports the repeal of a four year old property law enacted in 1945 to favor couples with lower state tax rates. Law faced drive by lawmakers who said it caused title confusion and future trouble. Governor Turner urged balanced advice before signing the repeal.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roy J. Turner
Alligator Mystery Baffles Detroit Auditor General
DETROIT June 3 An inventory expert Benjamin J Tobin struggles to account for missing city property. He is surprised to learn a zoo alligator may have eaten a baby alligator, explaining unexplained losses in a humorous note.
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Detroit
Benjamin J. Tobin
Tobin
Fire Chief's Burning Car Driven to Safety
New York June 3 Acting Battalion Fire Chief David Flynn rushed to a fire in his car last night Flames suddenly erupted from the ignition system Yet Flynn kept driving for several blocks to where firefighters were combating a refrigerator motor blaze Firemen extinguished the tires and the blaze soon after
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New York
David Flynn
Flynn
Eight Leap Out of Crippled B-29 in Dragnet Escape
Spokane dispatch details eight airmen who parachuted from a damaged B 29 bomber near Mulian Pass on the Idaho Montana border. One evacuee reportedly injured, search crews from McChord and private planes assisted, and the crew made a two engine emergency landing under pilot Captain R W Schroeder. The escapees were guided to the Orofino road and later reached Spokane, with several crew members remaining aboard and others parachuting to safety.
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Spokane
Civilization
Inone
Mulian Pass
Idaho-Montana
Orofino
R. W. Schroeder
Superfort
Schroeder
Germany
McChord
Air Base
Wash
Orofino Road
Wayne
Reida
Donald D. Miller
Brunswick
Neb
Ward
Robert B. Coe
Richard Denning
Laurence C. Manns
Beck Cited for Contempt in Union Row
In Los Angeles June 3 the A F L Retail Clerks Union Local 770 filed an affidavit accusing Dave Beck and 12 other Teamsters officials along with the joint Council No. 42 seven locals and the international organization of contempt for violating a restraining order against picketing two markets. Superior Judge Arnold Praeger issued the citations returnable soon as the dispute over placing groceries on market shelves prompted the clerks to seek a $1,000,000 damage suit and restraining order from Clarence M. Hanson.
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Los Angeles
Dave Beck
A. F. L. Teamsters' Union
Beck
Teamster
Joint Council of Teamsters No. 42
International Organization
A. F. L. Retail Clerks Union
Arnold Praeger
Teamsters
Clarence M. Hanson
Maureen O'Sullivan Seeks Sixth Child Birth
Irish born actress Maureen O'Sullivan wife of director Join Far row awaits the birth of her sixth child at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. Mrs Sterling Hayden also awaits the stork at Good Samaritan Hospital. Hayden is expecting her second child aboard her actor husband Jiye's 50 foot schooner moored near San Pedro.
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Hollywuul
Maureen O'Sullivan
Join Farrow
St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sterling Hayden
Jiye
San Pedro
Missing Atomic Bottle Recovered in Atomic Probe
Washington reports the missing atomic bottle has been found, but an eighth ounce of U235 remains unaccounted. Sen. McMahon says the AEC chief Lilienthal faces scrutiny as the joint committee widens its probe into mismanagement and a costly secret installation at Hanford, with calls for Lilienthal’s dismissal.
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Washington
UPA
Sen. MacMahon
D.-Conn
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Sen. Hickerlooper
R.town
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
McMahon
Joint Committee
Hanford
Wash
General Electric Corp
Congressional Committee
Hickenlooper
Atomic Commission
Uranium Deposits Found in Oaxaca and U. 5 Study Underway
Mexico City reports extensive uranium deposits discovered in Oaxaca state and in the U. 5 area. Mexican geologists are examining samples here as investigations progress.
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Mexico City
Oaxaca State
U. 5
Filipinos Admit Bomb Plot That Killed 13 On Plane
Two men confessed to planting a time bomb aboard a Philippine Airlines jet, exploding over the coast and killing all 13 aboard. Investigators said the pair were paid $92.50 and the mastermind sought help from a Manila gangster.
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Manza
Daet
Camarines Norte
Tee
Philippine Airlines
Manila
Ludvig Sundeen
Litchfield
Minn
Richard Parker
Rochester
N. C
National Bureau of Investigation
Georgia Senator Objects To Atlantic Pact Report
Washington June 3 UP The Senate foreign relations committee sought unanimous approval of the Atlantic Pact report but was halted by Sen. George D Ga who said he cannot support the report now in the committee's hands. Chairman Connally D Tex praised it as able and splendid. The panel will reconvene Monday to resolve the dispute before sending the report to the Senate with the pact.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. George
D.-Ga
Connally
Texas
Senate
Armed Forces pamphlet guides A bomb attack conduct
An Armed Forces pamphlet explains two types of atomic blasts air burst and contaminating burst and advises victims on sheltering avoiding rumors and staying calm. It urges seeking deep shelter if possible, covering exposed skin, avoiding rain and dirt, and showering thoroughly after exposure while noting no shower facilities are specified.
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Armed Forces
Ashington
Puzler
Tsingtao Falls City to Communists Without Resistance
Shanghai dispatch reports Tsingtao, the northeast China port once hosting the U S Western Pacific Fleet, seized by Chinese Communists without a fight after Nationalist withdrawal. Fewer than 40 Americans and about 10 British remain. Germans earlier tied to the port. Communist edict bans foreign exchange with deposits centralised at the People’s Bank and receipts issued.
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Shanghat
Tsingtao
North China
U. S
China
United States
Caro
Hawthorne
Shanghai
Communist Liberation Daily
Shanhal
People's Bank
Health Surety Seen Aiding Druggists
Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing told drug industry that national health insurance would boost business and open thousands more retail outlets for drug products. He said the plan would bring millions of customers to pharmacies and criticized the American Medical Association for not representing its members' best interests.
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Federal Security
Oscar FR. Ewing
Drug Industry Today
National Health Insurance
Ewing
Trumsn
Nation of America
theAmerican Medical Association
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