Trucking Strike Looms as Union Rejects Offer
AFL Teamsters Western Conference members in 11 states rejected the trucking associations wage offer by overwhelming margins 50 to 1 in the West and about 400 to 1 in Northern California. Negotiations resume in Los Angeles as talk of a strike potential arises, with about 80,000 members in the region but likely far fewer affected if a walkout occurs. The proposal included three annual raises totaling 9 cents now and 5 cents later, plus pension contributions in alternate plans.
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Frank Brewster
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Ward Sherrard
California Trucking Assns
Sherrard
Police Reject Murder Tale From Vagrant in Covington
William Stone alleged he fatally shot a woman in 1928 during a hotel room robbery in Covington Kentucky. Police found no tangible evidence to support the admission and the case was not acted on by the Kenton County Grand Jury. Stone remains in a 30 day vagrancy sentence.
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Ford Seen as Best Bet for Auto Union Strike
Detroit reports suggest Ford Motor Co may be the prime target if a strike hits the Auto Workers. Ford employs about 140,000 workers while General Motors spans about 325,000, with union plans to fund a prolonged walkout via dues and a war fund. Experts note Ford’s vulnerability and postwar costs favor a strike at Ford over GM, though tactics at talks could shift the outlook.
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Police Chases Fled Murder Net Five Boys in Nude
Five teenage boys allegedly led police on high speed chases in stolen cars from Brentwood and Pacific Palisades. A 15 year old near Whitner Narrows was captured after a 15 mile pursuit at high speeds, booked on grand theft and reckless driving. Two 15 year olds in Beverly Hills fled a stolen car after speeding with twenty officers, later arrested for multiple car thefts. The wife testified about forced flight in the nude amid a custody dispute with Rupert Adams.
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Habitual Drunk Arrested in Gardena Warrant Case
Morris Booze, 39, of 15526 B Van Ness Ave Gardena was jailed Monday night on a habitual drunk warrant. Police said he was too intoxicated to be questioned further.
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Baby-Buggy To Hearing Ad Soon Appears
Wanted to Buy ads indicate a baby buggy purchase lead with contact number 6 9071L and a plea for an immediate response. The short classified item signals a resale or trade inquiry aimed at securing a baby buggy.
California Assembly votes for first FEPC in state history
The California Assembly passed a Fair Employment Practices Commission bill by 48 to 27, declaring a public policy against discrimination in jobs. If the Senate concurs, violations would carry up to six months in jail and fines up to 500. The measure follows related debates on liquor tax increases and campaign finance reporting.
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
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