Local service men receive multiple honors and updates
First Lt. Thomas W. Kelly earns Aly Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster for over 60 flights in Korea. Promotion of Tom H. Gaines to first lieutenant in the Marine Corps announced. Pvt. James L. Dickens returns from Fort Ord on leave after completing Quartermaster Food Service School. Phc. Warren E. Lemen graduates airborne course at Ft. Benning and re enlists at Fort Bragg. Pvt. Claude Caille completes tank leaders course at Fort Jackson and heads to Camp Kilmer. Major Charles E. Call promoted for Korea action and medal, credited with destroying an enemy convoy. Lt. Ellsworth E. Winters recalled to duty at Camp Pendleton. Kenneth W. Parker advanced to sonar man aboard USS Floyd B. Parks. Thomas W. Everroad recovers from shrapnel wounds in Korea and earns Bronze Star. Cpl. Gerald W. Richardson returns to front line after fatigue from combat duty.
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Thomas W. Kelly
Radnor Ave
First Cavalry Div
Aly
Korea
Kelly
Buela Kelly
Long Beach
Terre Haute
Tom H. Gaines
Gardenia Ave
Marine Corps
Camp Joseph Hu
Pendleton
Oceanside
Gaines
Camp Talega
Camp Pendleton
Pearl Harbor
Michael
San Clemente
James L. Dickens
Joseph L. Dickens
Seaborn St
Fort Ord
Quartermaster Food Service School
Camp Stoneman
Pvt
Dickens
Clovis, N. M
Warren E. Lemen
Milo F. Lemen
Garden Grove
Stearns St
Lakewood
Ft. Benning
Lemen
Poly High
City College
Ft Bragg
Charles E. Call
LaVeeda A. Call
Washington St. Dominguez
Corps
Maj. Call
Ellsworth E. Winters
E. 55Th St
Way
Winters
Associated ‘Telephone
Cpl
Gerald W. Richardson
Williams Ave
First Marine Division
Richardson
Wilson High
Cpl Richardson
Pusan
Italian Transport Walkout Averted
Rome June 21. A national four and a half hour strike by streetcar bus and interurban railway workers was averted in a last minute agreement between unions and operators. A labor ministry communique said a new wage revision formula was agreed and unions revoked the walkout call. Both Communist led and non Communist unions backed the wage rise demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ministry of Labor
Antitrust Suits Filed Against Metals Machinery Firms
Washington June 21 Attorney General McGrath announced three civil antitrust suits against a score of companies in the metals and machinery field. The actions, filed yesterday in U S District Court at Pittsburgh, charge restraints of trade in cast iron and cast steel rolls, sheet charges, and cooling beds used in rolling and milling operations.
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Washington
McGrath
U. S. District Court
Pittsburgh
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Ted Capson
Donald Daviseft
Jack Ormsby
F . Fairfield
Good Fellowship
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Leslie T. Edmonds
American Legion
Special Services
By Bill Nelson
Roger Louis Caille
L. E. Caille
Ximeno Ave
Dist
Eighth Infanty Division
Fort, Jackson
D. C
Camp Kilmer
Ned
Wilson High School
Caille
Third Army
Dress
Kenneth W. Parker
J. M. Parker
Loma Vista Dr
Floyd B. Parks
Destroyer Squadron One
Parker
Polytechnic High School
Naval Service
Korean
Thomas W.everroad
Navy
Conradr. H. F. Everroad
Lucy
Everroad
Thomas Everroad
Are
Alexander Shuliz
Wonder Shop
Pine Avenue
Fine Ave
Pegial l Sais
House OF Fabrics
Pine Ave
Grosley Color Radio
Locust
Frank
Saveengas, Inc
Third
Texaco
Quaker State
Pennzoil
Havoline
Triton
Conoco
R.P.M
Stalube
Libby Pilsner
Barker Bros
Broadway
Hollywood
American Ave
Ted Brown
Jeweler
Dept
Southland
Plymouth
Pine
Desmond
Fince
Riviera
Plasheim
Frank Bros
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