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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1949

Page

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Union, Plant Operators to Hold Meeting

Pittsburgh dispatch reports the United Steelworkers voted to extend the national steel strike truce to October 1 and resume talks with U S Steel. Inland Steel Co. agreed to meet. President Truman urged direct bargaining and quick settlement. Wildcat walkouts idled 2400 workers as unions and industry clash over insurance and pensions terms.

Pittsburgh C. E O. United Steelworkers United States Steel Corp Truman Inland Willinginland Steel Co C. S O. United Steel Workers Indiana Harbor Ind Murray Washington New York Benjamin F. Fairless United States Steel Corporation Si Truman Union LU. S. Steel) Corporation

Governor Announces Safety Conference in Los Angeles

Governor Warren calls a state-wide safety conference to be held in Los Angeles on October 13 and 14, with officials from across the state expected to attend. Event aims to coordinate safety measures and share best practices among agencies and communities.

Sacramento Los Angeles Warren

Elks grand exalted ruler appeals for fight against communist

A front page item notes the Elks grand exalted ruler urges a vigorous fight against communism. The listing previews a broad newspaper package with sections from Page A-2 to Page C-13, including local news, sports, theaters, and classifieds.

Elks Hol Boyle

Cafe holdup suspects seized by police in fog tied man

Police arrested two men shortly before noon today after a Peter Pan Drive-in cafe holdup. Mil ton C. Stowe, 58, custodian, was tied gagged and struck as he cleaned the kitchen area before they fled in a car believed used in the crime.

Robert C. Edward Darrell L. Goldsmith Wea Milton C. Stowe Cedar. Ave Stowe

Ailing Mother Kills Son Then Slays Self in Inglewood

In Inglewood on September 22, Mrs Mary E Davenport 49 suffering from an incurable malady shot and killed her sleeping son David 22 then telephoned her landlady before taking her own life. Police found the bodies in their three room cottage with a revolver nearby.

Inglewood Eri Mary E. Davenport

Junior Scott Endures One Wild Day in Wheeling

Eighteen year old Junior Scott faced a chaotic day starting with a copperhead bite to his dog and a rushed buggy dash to a vet. The buggy crashed into a parked car, and he was briefly jailed for reckless driving before a law gap cleared the charge. His horse vanished, later found miles away, leaving Junior to ride off with his dog as the wrecked buggy lay behind.

Wheeling W. Va Junior Scott Bugsy

Parliament to Debate Pound Devaluation in Session

London reports Prime Minister Attlee's cabinet agreed to recall Parliament next Tuesday from vacation to debate pound devaluation. A general election hangs as a possibility amid rising living costs, with Labour ranks anxious while railway workers show restraint awaiting developments. The session may last two to three days as the political climate tightens for the socialist government.

London Attlee Pound Winston Churchi Clement Davies Communist Party

Fists Fly at Buffalo Bell Aircraft Plant Clash

Battle between unionists and nonstrikers at the Bell Aircraft Corp plant near Niagara Falls leaves at least one seriously injured. Edwin Lytle, a U A W Local 501 picket, was arrested for disorderly conduct after a bus gate melee. About 200 unionists later marched to the strike HQ singing solidarity and demanding Harold Hartle.

Buffalo Bell Aircraft Corp United Auto Workers Arthur Mussiner Niagara County Niagara Falls Muisiner Edwin Lytle Benjamin, Moore Harold Hartle Nigara Falls Blvd Harti

Nationalists Bomb Shanghai in Air Raid

Nationalist P-51 planes raided Shanghai dropping several bombs in a combat air operation. The dispatch offered no further details and was censored by the Communist authorities.

Shanghai

Surveillance of Czech Priests Sparks Government Alarm

In Prague on September 22, Church authorities charged the Communist-led government with organizing a spy system to monitor nearly every priest in Czechoslovakia. They cited a circular instructing officials to participate, with surveillance routed through local action committees and a government-backed Catholic Action movement. The plan reportedly grades priests by political attitude, tracks obedience to Vatican decrees, and monitors vicars and influence, as Parliament weighs a church-control bill amid ongoing confiscation of church property without compensation.

Prague Czechoslovakia Catholic Action Movement

Sam Wood Dies at 66 Noted Film Director of Many Classics

Sam Wood a 66 year old longtime director known for The Pride of the Yankees The Stratton Story and Our Town died of a heart attack in a London hospital His career spanned early silent work with stars like Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson and Ethel Clayton and included directing Clark Gable Marie Dressler Joan Crawford and James Stewart His death comes amid the loss of several other film notables in roughly the same period

Oh Sam Wood Jmovies 4Movie Frank Morgan Lene Esate Jothers Morgan London Stratton Boost Anit Awvard Aia Wallace Reid Jackie Coogan Marion Davies Ethel Clayton Gloria Swanson Philadelphia William Wood Sam West Colorado California Cecil B Detille Marie Dressler Clark Gable Lionel Barrymore Jean Harlow Joan Crawford Jimmy Stewart Gary Cooper Lou Gehrig

Four Die in Rooming House Fire in Philadelphia

A rooming house fire in Philadelphia today killed four people including two young children. The blaze destroyed rooms and prompted emergency crews to battle the flames and search for victims. Authorities have not released the victims' names.

Philadedphla

Navy court pressures Symington to testify in B 36 inquiry

Washington reporting that a Navy court demanded Air Secretary Symington appear in person for the B 36 bomber inquiry. Symington initially refused and offered to answer in writing. The court, under Admiral Kinkaid, ordered a further effort to secure his physical presence. Mrs Forrestal confirmed a diary kept by her husband related to the inquiry, while Symington learned of the request as he left for New York and canceled plans to remain. Continued on Page AS, Col 4.

Washington Navy Air Symington Force Adm Thomas C. Kinkaid Sanford B.D. Wood Air Force Wood Navy Court James V._ Forrestal Secretary ‘of Defense Forrestal

Vandals Damage Barge off Long Beach

Police report vandals damaged a barge about a quarter mile offshore near Beach. Co owner Pelvin Molier of 4901 East Third Street said 21 windows and other fixtures were broken.

Pelvin Molier Third St

Violence Delays Coal Talks as Lewis Spurns Pact

Violence flared in coal regions as John L. Lewis and northern operators suspended talks for a week after Lewis rejected renewing the old contract for two years. A roving picket of 1500 to 2000 men shut seven nonunion mines near Clarksburg, while operators cited weak market conditions as they refused higher wages. Police moved into Barbour and Upshur Counties as tensions rose and Lewis planned a 430 pm news conference to state his views.

Clarksburg W.va George H. ‘Love Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co Lewis Love Tess Barbour Upshur

Noose Awaited as Hungarian Treason Trial Ends

Eight Hungarians including former Foreign Minister Lasz Jo Hajk confessed to treason against Hungary's Communist led government. They faced accusations of plotting with Yugoslav and American agencies to overthrow the regime and invite Tito's domination. Sentences to be delivered Saturday. prosecution seeks death for all.

Budapest Hungary Lasz Jo Hajk Comimunist Rajk Marshal Tito

Visitor causes kitchen chaos in Mrs Rose Bush’s home

In MoNace Michigan on Sept 224 Mrs Rose Bush reported an unruly guest, a horse, entering her home while she was away. The animal kicked pots and pans, overturned food, and roamed the living room before neighbors helped Mrs Bush tidy up and restore order.

MoNace Mich Rose Busht Mirs Bush Elec

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