Grocery Owners To Meet Union In Local Contract Talks
Six local grocery store owners meet at 3 p m Monday with C W McKay international representative of the grocer employees union at the Employers council office 650 North Sixth avenue to continue negotiations toward a contract. Safeway last week signed a contract setting a 52 weekly minimum for men and women with a 48 hour week overtime paid time and a half and double pay for Sunday work. The union is negotiating similar terms with independent grocers. Six stores will join the union and participate in the local push for a union contract. The stores include Farmers market Thorne s market Market Basket Consumers market Sutton Brothers First avenue Market and Nu Way market.
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C. W. McKay
Employers Council
North Sixth Avenue
Safeway Stores
Ens
Farmers’ Market
Thorne’s Market
Market Basket
Consumers’ Market
Sutton Brothers First Avenue
Nu-Way Market
Court rules on submerged lands and other actions
The court upheld federal dominion over submerged lands extending about three miles from shore and denied California production stipulations. It rejected bids to reconsider the June decision and dismissed a protest by Robert E. Lee Jordan. Other actions denied Pelley’s sedition review, upheld a civil rights claim against Bob-Lo transport, and denied tax relief for Watchtower Society in Lynwood California.
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Justice Department
United States
Department
California
Congress
Atty
Gen
Clark
Interior Krug
Supreme Court
Robert E. Lee Jordan
Jordan
Long Beach
William Dudley Pelley
Silver Shirts of America
Pelley
U. S. District Court
Indianapolis
Fellowship Press, Inc
Federal
Terre Haute
Ind
Washington
Indiana-polis District
Bob-Lo Excursion Co
Michigan
Sarah Ray
Detroit
Bob-Lo Island
Ontario
Michigan Supreme Court
Watchtower Bible & Tract Society, Inc
Los Angeles County
Fernwood Avenue
Lynwood
Calif
Jehovah's Witnesses
France urged nationwide rail strike and possible general strike
France plans a nation wide railroad strike and possibly a general strike to back demands for 50 percent wage increases. The cabinet meets to finalize policy defense before Ramadier speaks to parliament. De Gaulle accuses the government of holding power illegally in a sideline address.
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Ramadier
DeGaulle
World food outlook grim despite limited improvement prospects
The expert warns that relief is unlikely for several years due to regional droughts and uneven grain distribution. He notes a 200 million bushel drop in European food grain output, plus declines in India and U S crops, worsening feed shortages for European livestock as the continent rebuilds its herds.
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Fitzgerald
Europe
India
U. S
Contempt Warning in Congressional Inquiry Cited
The committee chair, Thomas, warned Lawson that refusal to answer questions could lead to being excused from the stand and cited past cases where defiance drew contempt findings. Lawson sought to be heard via his attorney, ending with a note that the record would stand without his testimony.
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Mittee
Thomas
Lawson
Congress
Former Clairborne airfield eyed for new institution site
Bulletin notes the former Clairborne Army airfield as a potential site for the institution with no current legislative funding. J. Thomas McIntire, recently named colony superintendent, made the announcement in Paris as the nine party Cominform opens to any Communist party, including Britain and the United States, per Jacques Duclos.
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Clairborne Army Airfield
J. Thomas McIntire
Paris
Poland
Jacques Duclos
China National Aviation Corp. plane downed near Yenan area
The C-47 cargo plane was brought down by Communist ground fire near Yulin about 150 miles north of Yenan. Reports say two crew members were killed and the third captured.
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Shanghal
China National Aviation Corp
Yulin
Yenan
Pittsburgh Union Leader John J. O'Leary Dies in San Francisco
The AFL United Mine Workers office in Pittsburgh was informed of the death in San Francisco of John J. O'Leary, Pittsburgh born international vice president of the union. Louise Overell, acquitted of murdering her parents, was granted a $500 monthly allowance from their half million dollar estate, retroactive to the six and a half months she spent in jail.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
United Mine Workers
San Francisco
John J. O'Leary
Los Angeles
Louise Overell
Witness confrontation over Communist ties sparks courtroom disorder
In a heated exchange, a witness with lawyer Thomas faced near-lynch like boos from spectators as corrections chief Lawson returned to his seat. The prosecutor complains of over 100 exhibits alleging Lawson's Communist party ties.
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Gress
Thomas
Lawson
Stripling
Communist Party
Eastern Europe dislikes U.S. colonial aims in trade push
The piece notes opposition from eastern European people toward American plans to expand markets and industrial ties. Dr Johnson plans a coast to coast lecture tour to share observations on the region and attitudes toward U S involvement.
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Czechoslovakia
Europe
United States
America
U. S
Sam
England
Johnson
Leaders discuss postwar policy with industry heads
The war and postwar era saw leaders meet to aid the President in solving major national problems. The conference invited figures such as Ford 2nd, Albert Goss, Fowler, McCormick, James Patton, and Chester Davis among others. They aimed to study methods to assist Europe without pushing domestic prices higher.
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He Ford
Ford Motor Company
Albert Goss
National Grange
Fowler, McCormick
International Harvester
James Patton
National Farmers’ Union
Chester Davis
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Europe
Navy Day speech calls for peace treaties with safeguards
The speaker urges treaties to nip war causes, demands reliable safeguards with inspection, and stresses that the United Nations must be a functioning organization with effective military support.
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United Nations
Aggressors Understand Force Says Adm Blandy
Admiral Blandy warned in Indianapolis that economic aid alone cannot save Europe from communism, stressing that aggressors grasp armed strength. He described communism as an insidious ideology enforced by spies, police, and dubious politics, noting European countries resist totalitarian rule.
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Adm
Blandy
Indianapolis
W. H. P. Blandy
Europe
Atlantic Fleet
Poland and Soviet Union clash over UN resolution wording
Andrei Vishinsky accepted the Polish proposal yet objected it goes only halfway. Cuban delegate Guillermo Belt backed the Soviet amendment while France urged withdrawing the Soviet text for the joint France Australia Canada proposal. Greece and Belgium opposed the Polish amendment as Belt demanded an immediate vote on the joint proposal.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Guillermo Belt
France
Vishinsky
Australia
Canada
Russia
United States
Greece
Turkey
Belgium
Belt
Leaders Cite US Help for Free Peoples Against Aggressors
A political figure urged nations under pressure to seek U S assistance to resist aggressors and preserve free government. She stated the United States offers support to peoples who remain free and wish to stay that way against efforts to deny them democratic governance.
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United States
Larson Baily Citizen France Australia and Canada Backed
Evening Edition reports the October 27 1947 session noting Larson Baily Citizen and delegates from France Australia and Canada appeared to have substantial backing and a good chance of approval.
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Eee
Larson Baily
France
Australia
Canada
Dan Garvey Represents Arizona at Navy Day
Secretary of State Dan E. Garvey represented Arizona at a Navy day celebration in San Diego. Admiral Chester W. Nimitz was the guest of honor at the event held Monday.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
Arizona
San Diego
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Nominations Sought For Wage Board In Industry Petitions
Pustorff notes petitions by 20 or more workers trigger a wage board process while laundry and retail sectors are already under industrial commission jurisdiction for minimum wages for women.
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Pustorff
Industrial Commission
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Speedy Dependable Repair Service Co
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