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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1951
Page
4
Long Beach residents listed as returning aboard the USS St. Paul after nine months away including six months of Korea service. The roll shows EM-3c Frank Evans Armbruster and many others with home addresses in Long Beach and nearby areas, reflecting a large contingent of sailors and marines resuming civilian life after deployment.
Chicago's three day milk strike ended after night long bargaining sessions led by Mayor Martin H Kennelly. Dairy operators and union leaders said deliveries would be resumed immediately. The two year contract includes a 24 week raise retroactive to May 1 and additional increases on Oct 1 and May 1, 1952, plus six days pay for five days work and seven day deliveries. Drivers now earn 77 a week plus commissions.
Edward Dmytryk, who left the Reds and appeared before the House Committee, is rehired by The King Brothers to direct a patriotic action film about American naval heroes in the War of 1812. The announcement marks the first time a film figure has been reen gaged after admitting party membership.
City Bureau of Franchise will have Henry E. Jordan study a request from Diamond Cab Company and Yellow Cab Company for a four hearing on taxi rates. The ceiling set by the City Council allows 40 cents for the first quarter mile and 10 cents for each additional quarter mile, up from 25 cents and 10 cents. Company reps say they do not intend to seek the maximum rate.
A woman was assaulted in a possible strong arm robbery on E Fourth Street near Benito Avenue. MW. Adam Meltzer, 25, of 1116 E Fifth St, was taken to Seaside Hospital after the incident. She remained hysterical and shaken, providing only a sketchy description of the attacker.
Washington May 14 The Defense Department identified 232 additional Korean war casualties in list No 302 naming 16 killed 184 wounded 16 missing in action and 16 injured in accidents.
The Supreme Court rules Taft-Hartley Act requires officers of parent labor federations like CIO and AFL to file non- Communist affidavits. It rejects NLRB limits that the oath applies only to unions and says employers have right to court findings on compliance. Justice Jackson wrote the decision with dissents by Douglas and Frankfurter.
Emma Dickens, 13, of 859 Via Wanda, suffered a broken collar bone yesterday afternoon when a two car crash at 52nd St and Locust Ave involved a vehicle driven by her father, Dan L. Dickens, 52. Walter Mertz, 39, of 272 S Coral St Compton, was the other driver. neither driver injured. Emma was treated at Seaside Hospital. Also noted, a high tribunal declined to review Nazi war crimes sentences, upheld state rights to regulate interstate natural gas sales, and denied a hearing for John F. Maragon. FLASH: Press-Telegram Want Ads feature toys, real estate, used cars, and merchandise.
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