Unions in Hawaii face Communist threat warn Senate
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee report cites Communist dominance in Hawaii unions including the ILWU and UPW as a grave internal security risk. It warns of Communist control in the American Communications Association affecting defense and state department wires, urging new laws to curb subversive activity and enable union leadership removal.
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Washington
Senate
Hawaii
American Communications Association
Defense
Internal Security
Sen. Eastiend
D-Miss
Congress
International Longshoremen and Warehouse
Jack Hall
Hall
ILWU
Communist Party of the
United States
Eee the Refort
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
National Labor Relations Board
Western Union Telegraph Co
New York City
Phone Crews Back to Jobs After 7 Month Ohio Strike
Columbus Ohio reports that 12 workers from Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co return to work after a seven month strike. Eight others were to be fired for alleged improper activities during the stoppage. The pact ends months of dispute over a union shop clause while raising some wages up to 17 cents an hour after a new 16 month contract signed with Communications Workers of America.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Rother
Communications Workers of America
Reds to End One Man Rule in Hungary
Budapest reports Hungary's Communist Party reorganizes to curb one man rule amid Russian occupation. Premier Janos Kadár to chair a five member secretariat with diverse tendencies, signaling a shift while real power remains limited by Moscow. Gyula Kálbors and Jēnoe Fock noted as key figures shaping the new structure. Locals Portsmouth and Circleville opposed the union jab.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Tim
New Party
Janos Kadar
Mem Joter
Gyula Kalbers
Strikellai
Jeaders
Min
Karoly Kiss
Condensed bridge tale of Andau by Michener
Reader's Digest presents a 41 page condensation from The Bridge at Andau by James Michener. It narrates the heroism amid barricades in Budapest and the rise of Russian Communism, offering a vivid on the spot report and a stark indictment of Communist rule. The March issue promises 35 condensed articles from various sources to save time for readers.
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Andau
James Michener
Budapest
March Reader’s Digest
March Reader's Digest
Califor niang Ordered to Pay for Cut Trees in National Forest
Judge Michael Roche ordered Donald McPherson of Kings Beach and Robert Knox of Auburn to pay $13,664 for 4,000 trees cut without permit in Tahoe National Forest during winters of 1953 and 1954. The ruling requires restitution to the government.
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San Francisco
Ups—Fredloral Court
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Arthur P. Wath
C.S.B
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Cola
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