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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1950
Page
4
Houston's 150000 bus riders faced disruption as 1000 bus drivers and mechanics entered the third day of a 25 cent hourly pay boost strike. Traffic jams surged, private cars crowded streets, and 63 police trainees aided 54 officers to manage morning flow.
Senator Taft charges the Truman administration has lost the peace after the war. He lambasts high taxes and prices and accuses the administration of aiding Russia, mishandling Yalta, and failing to deter Chinese Communists and Formosa upheaval. He spoke during a radio address as his reelection bid neared.
Stockholm dated report says two British European Airways workers saw a hatless Italian looking man who resembled missing nuclear scientist Bruno Pontecorvo in their office. The man asked to see the manager Geofrey Shannon and vanished before the manager appeared.
The Puerto Rico national guard was demobilized after voter registration for the constitutional referendum concluded without incident. Some 151,152 people registered including 70,458 women and 82,156 men. 950 guardsmen remain at Fortaleza jail. About 400 of roughly 600 nationalists arrested in a roundup are expected to be released within 48 hours.
High school seniors and graduates may apply for the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps program. Applications must reach the Naval Examining Section in Princeton NJ by November 18 for a Dec 9 testing date. Selected candidates receive four years of college education with government funding and a $59 monthly stipend. Applicants must meet physical mental and aptitude criteria and commit to two years of active duty after graduation.
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