Santa Ana Finds Private Parking Lots Work Best
Stanley Bates of the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce tells a breakfast group that privately owned parking lots offer the best solution to off street parking, with Riverside and Anaheim examples cited. He notes 60 percent of meter revenue funds off street parking and urges traffic relief in the city core.
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Santa Ana
Stanley Bates
Anaheim
Riverside
Clair Hutchison
Rudy Steiner
Hilbert Marzinke
Men Around Truman series to run in 18 Corona articles
Washington correspondent Paul Martin wins the Raymond Clapper Memorial Award for his 18 part series on President Truman’s inner circle. The Corona Daily Independent will publish the installments detailing cabinet members Missouri Gang and aides like General Harry Vaughn Dean Acheson Alben Barkley and David Niles.
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Dwight Young
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Raymond Clapper
Paul Martin
Washington
Truman
Martin
Gannett Newspapers
Corona Daily Independent
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Harry Vaughn
Dean Acheson
Alben Barkley
David Niles
John R. Steelman
President Truman
Clapper
Captain Chesser to Take Command at Naval Hospital Corona
Captain A B Chesser will assume command at the U S Naval Hospital in Corona tomorrow. Captain Harold J Chapman will become chief of surgery when the hospital is in operation. Chesser comes from Annapolis Md and has degrees from Indiana University and its medical college. He earned World War I and China service Victory medals.
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A. B. Chesser
USN
U. S. Naval Hospital
Corona
Harold J. Chapman
Chesser
Annapolis
Indiana University
Indiana University Medical College
Navy Medical School
China
Chapman
Naval Hospital
Oakland
West Point
University of Chicago Medical College
Florence Marie Chapman
Chapmans
Joan
University of Denver
Corona Norco Bus Service Sought To Aid Mill Run
Corona and Norco business leaders pressed for immediate bus service linking Corona and Norco to serve about 3000 people associated with the U S Naval Hospital and the Bureau of Standards as facilities expand. They discussed highway and freeway improvements including Freeway 71 and Highway 14 linking Santa Ana Freeway to Santa Ana Canyon, with state officials to be briefed.
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Corona
Norco
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bureau of Standards
Chamber of Commerce
Clair Hutchison
Highways and Transportation Committee
Corona Laboratories
Upland
Escondido
Temecula
Los Angeles
San Diego
Euclid Avenue
Ontario
Highway 18
Mr. Hutchison
Harry Payne
Garden Grove
Lyle Swaney
Bryant A. Chanidler
Hutchison
Payne
Mission Inn
Riverside
Arrowhead Springs
Highway Commission
Orangethorpe
Santa Ana
Santa Ana Canyon
Fullerton and
Placentia
Toby
Huncheon
Naval Hospital
Harold J. Chapman
Naval Hospital at Oakland Reopens With Expanded Staff
West Point graduate Captain Chapman heads surgery as the Naval Hospital at Oakland plans rapid rehabilitation of Unit III also housing ambulances nine. The facility will serve Army Navy Air Force and veterans with a core staff of 80 doctors four dentists and 50 nurses expected to grow. Rehabilitation targets late August or September readiness for 1650 patients and includes tubercular Unit II converted for lab work as three prewar personnel restart duties.
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Permanet
Chapman
Army
Navy
Air Force
Bureau of Standards
Ernest Laub
Russell E. Hunter
MSC
Robert A. Allen
CWO Hospital Corps
House Rejects Penalties for Hiring Wetbacks
The House voted down an amendment that would impose fines and jail terms on Mexicans suspected of illegal entry as part of a farm labor import bill. Rep. James Polk of Ohio sponsored the measure, pointing to concerns of undocumented workers in cities like Chicago amid Mexican government threats to cut imports after next Saturday.
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Washington
James Polk
Ohio
Chicago
Closing New York Stocks Mixed Across Major Issues
Trading in New York stocks showed mixed results with shares in AT T and Douglas Aircraft advancing while United Aircraft and Montgomery Ward posted gains, and Libby Owens Ford and Owens Illinois Glass declined. The market featured varied moves across sectors with several industrials and consumer firms fluctuating.
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AT & T
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Libby Owens Ford
Montgomery Ward
Owens Illinois Glass
Sears Roebuck
Transamerica
War Analysis shows split views on Malik truce plan in Korea
U P war analysis notes skepticism from President Truman and the State Department toward Malik proposal while Moscow seeks official confirmation. Rumors swirl of a possible Korean armistice at the 38th parallel, with debate over unification versus division and the risks of a prolonged settlement. Ridgway visits Rhee amid the confusion, and talks consider who negotiates for North Korea and how prisoner issues could influence cease fire. Bethlehem 481% US Steel 38% Standard of California 497% Union Oil 36 14 General Motors 4674 Great Northern 48 Phelps Dodge 62.
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Tower of Babel
Truman
State Department
Malik
Moscow
Alan Kirk
Andrei Gromyko
38Th Parallel
Korea
WA. N
Washington
Matthew Ridgway
Pres. Synghman Rhee
South Korea
Ridgway
Rhee
Russia
Red China
Red Republic
U.N
North Korea
Kim In Sung
Bethlehem
US Steel
Standard of California
Union Oil
General Motors
Great Northern
Phelps Dodge
Nations seek clarification on Russia Korea peace proposal
A joint declaration from 16 combatant nations calls for further clarification of Russia cease-fire terms while ready to act for a durable Korea peace. In Moscow a Kremlin briefing and talks with Andrei Gromyko and Alan Kirk address the armistice proposal as Dean Acheson seeks direct answers. Jacob Malik in New York says the speech clarifies his position though Acheson calls the terms vague.
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Korea
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Alan Kirk
Andrei Gromyko
Dean Acheson
Acheson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kirk
New York
Jacob Malik
U.N. Nations to Discuss Peace Guarantee and Armistice Details
Reports say Kirk will relay details to the State Department and later to Washington on the Six Nations with troops in Korea. Acheson warns a truce must carry binding guarantees or risk wider war, while the U.N. source notes a battlefield armistice sans political strings. Morrison suggests delaying on Red China seat but leans toward Communist membership eventually.
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Kirk
State Department
Gromyko
Washington
South Korea
Dean Acheson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Acheson
Voice of America
Voice
U.N
New Yorke
Herbert Morr Rison
China
Red forces press on as peace talks grow
Allied officers report a strong Communist offensive in the central sector with added force in the east. The UN command expects a Red attack by mid July while fighting centers on high ground near the 38th parallel. U S casualties reach 3 000 with total war losses since start at 76 000. Churchill and Attlee to meet over Iran crisis to present a united British front.
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U.N
38Th Parallel
United States
Pentagon
Korea
British Cruiser Mauritus Arrives Near Abadan Amid Crisis
A British cruiser Mauritius reaches the Abadan area from the Persian Gulf as Iran prepares to reinforce its garrison after an emergency cabinet session. Secretary Acheson says the United States has no plan to intervene in the dispute.
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Mauritius
Abadan
Persian Gulf
Iran
Abadiatie
Washington
State Acheson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Illegitimate Son of Buddy DeSylva Wins Trust Fund
In a compromise settlement a 7 year old boy Stephen DeSylva receives 82,500 from his late father Buddy DeSylva. The will left 50,000 to the boy but canceled if his mother Marie Ballentine challenged the will. The mother got 10,000 and the rest goes into a trust fund for the child.
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Buddy Desylva
Stephen
DeSylva
Miss Marie Ballentine
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N. Assembly
Entezam
Reds
Kumsong
Iron Triangle
Tomorrous
United Press
Churchill
Attlee
Britain
Clement Attlee
Winston Churchill
Atlee
U.S
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