Armed Forces Day Planned for May 20 in U S
The report notes Armed Forces Day set for May 20 in the United States with expressions of public support for military services and defenders of freedom both at home and abroad. It highlights Kennedy and national leaders urging appreciation and understanding of the armed forces.
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Washington
UPS
Kennedy
Enac
People of Forces of
United ‘States
United States
Tolas Defenders of Freedom
Job Increase Seen at Naval Shipyard
The Navy predicts higher June employment at Long Beach Naval Shipyard than earlier. Senator Kuchel said more repair work should lift total above the 8,100 to 6,600 range. 6,815 workers were employed February 28 including 740 temporary staff. He cited Rear Adm James and noted Mare Island Polaris submarine construction will also raise employment.
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Washington
Navy
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Long Beach
Kuchel
Kuehel
R.K. James
Bureau of Ships
Mare Island
Five Million Dollar Suit Fights Teamsters Over Waterfront Strike
The Pacific Maritime Association sues the Teamsters in U S District Court seeking five million dollars for illegal picket lines and malicious interference with the PMA ILWU agreement. It seeks 1.1 million for federal labor-law violations, 3.3 million in treble damages for antitrust violations, and daily 13,700 damages tied to mechanization funding and wage loss for longshoremen. The PMA accuses Teamsters of blocking cargo handling plans while arguing dock work would shift to trucks.
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San Francisco
Teamsters’ Union
Pacific Maritime Association
Teamster
International ‘Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
U. S
Teamsters
PMA
Harry Bridges
ILWU
Pmailwu
Woman Buries Chihuahua 1500 Miles From Birth City
In Hot Springs Arkansas a 29 year old woman traveled by car to bury her pet chihuahua Tinky born in the city. The dog was killed by a cat in Inglewood California where the owner Mrs Secrest now resides. The casket and steel vault were bought for the funeral and Tinky was laid to rest at a local pet cemetery near Hot Springs.
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Chihuahua Hot Springs
Ark
Chihuahua
Tinky
In-glewood
Calif
Ly Secrest
Secrest
Hot Springs
Ban on Russ Crabmeat Canceled
The United States lifted a Jan 27 1951 ban on Soviet canned crab meat to improve Soviet American relations. Treasury cited no current evidence of prison or forced labor in Soviet production. Captain H D McFaddin of 1576 Santa Fe Ave warned the move harms West Coast fishing and fears Soviet crab meat competition.
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Treasury
Washington
Ubi
United States
Department
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Avery
H. D. McFaddin
Santa Fe Ave
McFaddin
Wedding Band Found in Yard May Belong to Couple
A wedding band was found in a yard in Baton Rouge Ia in 1929 bearing initials A A and inscription A A. The finder Rusty Brown reports the ring as unclaimed and seeks the owner or clues to identify its rightful owner.
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Baton Rouge
Fragmented OCR Note on Homes and Inhabitants
Fragmentary text notes a house formerly occupied by the Daughterys now by the Browns. The line is garbled and unclear, offering no clear event, date, or names beyond those two family references. No discernible reportable fact emerges.
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Space Command
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