Photogs Busy in Japan With Rugged Tasks
Southland photographers in Japan report a demanding assignment tempo for the 40th Division. They handle identification photos reconnaissance images and division history shots while also capturing overseas activities. In cities they document soldiers talking with kids trying out chop sticks and riding rickshaws. One incident in Sendai involved a staged moment ending with a missing puppy and a startled mob of children.
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Endat
Japan
Marion Dutro
Montrose
Calif
Frank Eaton
Santa Barbara
Thomas Cardin
Los Angeles
Sendai
Chicago
Robert Carrington
Inglewood
Steamship Owners Deny Wage Increase
In New York on May 22, East and Gulf Coast steamship owners rejected CIO American Radio Association demands for a 25 cent daily pay rise and other benefits as contract talks began. The current agreement expires June 15 and negotiations resume next Monday.
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New York
CIO American Radio Association
Dock Security Screening Hit in U S Court
Ten maritime workers filed in federal court to block the Coast Guard dock security screening program claiming violations of the First and Fifth Amendments and the Administrative Procedures Act. They allege due process denial and infringement of association rights as they were screened and barred from work without specific charges. The government contends one member was screened for suspected misconduct while others were to argue the district court lacks jurisdiction.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Richard Gladstein
Gladstein
Tte
Communist Party
City Fears Price Wars Sparked by Fair Trade Ruling
The Supreme Court's decision ending fair trade laws in 45 states sparks mixed reactions. In New Orleans a distributor says id's off Here we go while Connecticut officials say the ruling kills fair trade. Some merchants fear price wars yet others see little impact for signed agreements. Local officials weigh potential effects on druggists, appliances and retailers.
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Hy Associated Press
U. S. Supreme Court
New Orleans
Connecticut
George C. Conway
Joseph T. Meek
Ilinois Federation of Retail Associations
Supreme Court
Mike Culligan
Louisiana
Portland
Maine
Better ‘Business Bureau
Alan F. Whitman
Seattle
Los Angeles
New York
Georgia
Girl Musician and Man Nabbed in Kidnaping Case
In Bloomington Indiana police arrested Christine Cosby 16 a Monroe Michigan high school flute player and Louis Acci 23 also of Monroe after a Cincinnati woman claimed they kidnapped her and her 14 month old son. The pair held without charge following a three day three state pursuit across Indiana and Ohio. The woman and child were released unharmed but shaken after a five hour drive.
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Bloomington
Ind
Cincinnati
Christine Cosby
Monroe
Mich
Russell D. Parks
Louis Acci
Parks
John Frey
North Vernon
Indiana
Ucci
Michigan
Bill Banning B girls Gets Cool Reception
Sacramento May 22 AP legislation against the B girls who prey on tavern patrons drew a cool reception in an Assembly committee. Chairman Lester A McMillan said there is no B girl problem in most areas and the bill was sent to a hearing next Monday. The measure by Assemblyman Julian Beck would make it a misdemeanor for tavern owners to employ or permit anyone to beg drinks from customers. The committee amended it to apply only to persons soliciting drinks for pay and postponed other bills on minors and vending machines.
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Gacramento
Boards and Commissions
Monay
Lester A. McMillan
Los Angeles
Julian Beck
San Fernando
Beck
Richard McCollister
Mmui- Valley
San Fran-cisco
Thomas Maloney
R.san Fran
Long Beach
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U.S
Bill Banning
Perrysburg
Ohio
Buena Park
Hollis Holland
Patricia Jean Hull
Henry Ford McCracken
McCracken
Patricia Jean
Orange County
Dan Ries
Press- Telegram
Bob Geirst
Thomas McGaff
Orange County Sheriff's Identification Bureau
iPress-Telegram
Jack Hull
Press-Telegram
Pital
Hull
Leonard Hull
Hulls
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