The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1949, Page 2

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The crash occurred shortly after noen near the little town of Mil- pitas in a farming section about 25 miles southeast of San Francisco. Faiifield-Suisan Air Base said calls had come in from five crew- | men who said they had seen all the others bail out | The plane took off from the air! base at 11:29 today on a routine training flight. At 12:03, it radioed the Fairfield-Suisun tower that one; engine was on fire and the crew was abandoning ship. First survivors to be picked up were taken to the Santa Clara home for indigents. Names withheld. Two Coast Guard planes were /887 | | UNICN RAILROAD STRIKE POSTPONED CLEVELAND, Sept. 12..—#—The | Brotherhood ‘of Railroad Train- | | men today accepted a national| | mediation boatd request to post-| pone for two weeks astrike on the | Union Railroad Company. The strike would have idled!| thousands of steel workers in mills | throughout the Pittsburgs area, al- though the walkout only involves 1200 men. The railroad connects ) steel plants. The dispute is over the assign- ment of train crews and no, wage | question is involved. | NO SETTLEMENT IN DOCK STRIKE 12.—iP— settle- | NEW YORK, “Hopes for a New Sept. York were | ment of the Hawaiian dock strike |m i faded rapidly today. | Informed sources said the union ‘BarkI;y_Stokhes President Truman’s plan for ex- tending the steel strike deadline for at least 11 days. At present the deadline is midnight tomorrow. Republican leaders, including Sen- ! ator Robert Taft of Ohio, are wel- | coming the early display of 1950 campaign plans by the Democrats. |President Truman has made it |- ]nmply clear that he has switched | of the 81st. i | | The Senate Democratic leader, | Scott Lucas, took another look at that big pile of legislation on Capi- tol Hill. Lucas tied a “must” tag to a big package of bills. And he says lit’s hard to predict when Congress | will get through. Freak Aufo Actident Reported WASHINGTON — The National, Labor Relations Board said today | a total of 86,466 officials of na-{ SANTA ROSA, Calif, Sept. 12— | 4iong) and local unions have signed | (—Two men driving in OPPOSIte |, ei40yits saying they are not mem- directions, witn their left arms O“t’bers of the Communist party. The of the window, were under tresl-';to“d said the figure represents | ment today—for iractured elbows,llm increase of 5110 hetween August | The injured men are Dorrance , .., Septemhe’rl | Sager, 28, Geyserville, and Adam Carley, 60, Millford, IIL State Highway Patrolmen said FIFIH COMMIE COURT CONTEMPT their elbows collided when the Sager and Carley cars sideswiped two miles north of Heraldsburgy yesterday. They were brought to a hospital here. NEW YORK, Sept. 12=(P—Carl | Winter, a Communist conspiracy trial defendant, was jailed today | for contempt by Federal Judge Harold R. Medina. He is the fifth to be held in contempt at the trial. Judge Medina held him guilty of “wilfull and deliberate contempt” for refusing to answer a question ! on cross examination. | He was sentenced to jail for 30| ' Marriage Reporls WASHINGTON, Sept. 12—(#— Vice President Barkley scotched re- ports today that he is going to 1Ty Mrs. Carlton F. Hadley, comely St. Louis widow, on her birthday Sept. 23. | randum adopted by the Council of| from his role as a whip-lashing | submitted to the government. Copies critic of the 80th Congress to praise | Were released to the western prees ernment against bishops authorities said been fined by the government have over the area searching for the and employers still were deadlock- remainder of the crew. The crash!ed after five days of negotiating. started several fires a quarter 011 Chief U. S. Mediator Cyrus S. a mile apart | Ching was expected to announce e | 1ate today whether the talks would { | continue. LONDON—Some of Britain's rail-| ~saymen have called for a work! slowdown following denial of their| FROM WRANGELL demands for a $2 weekly wage ralse.! Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wajda of A government conciliation board | Wrangell are guests at the Baranof. ruled against the pay hike. FROM ANCHORAGE There have been published re- ports that his engagement to Mrs. Hadley would be announced shortly | and that the couple would be mar- {vied in St. Louis on her birthday. | Canadian officials say atomic, scientists of Canada, Britain and the United States will meet at, Chalk River, Ontario, this month. They will decide if any more atomic information can be taken off the! | secret list. {gan. days or until he purges himself of | the contempt action. Winter is a member of the na- tional foard of the Communist party and party chairman in Michi- | The delegation flaunted placards and chanted protests against the trial, now in its 35th week. FROM SALINAS Carl A, Taylor of Salinas, Calif. 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Heuss is a scholarly, white-haired | professor of politics who likes a good cigar and an cccasional glass e ) N votes better | Bishops in a meeting Aug. 14 at Ternava, Slovakia, and recently today and the memorandum Ww broadcast by the Vatican radio | The new development came as| church authorities charged the gov. with new restrictions, ©f_beer ETING TONIGHT 'The American Legion at 8 o'Clock IN THE LEGION DUGOUT Visiting Veterans Invited CHESTER ZENGER, Post Commander JOHN PARMENTER, Adjutant and priests. The| Hitler in his purge of anti-Naz priests who hm.e!lmcmture, burned the books written by Heuss. For Charter M.V, VERMARCO Dicser Powered—Licensed SMALL BOAT HARBOR een for:idden to disclose this in-| formation to their congregations. | 1 = | AN FROM SAN FRANCISCO ; W.S. Fulton and Lynn O. Hollist H. Maier of San Francisco is a, of College are guests at the Gas- guest at the Baranof Hotel. tineau. FROM COLLEGE i S e /| Brownie's Liquor Store Phone 103 139 So. Franklin P. 0. 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