United States Pledges 95 Million in Aid to Poland
The United States pledged 95 million dollars in aid to Communist Poland to bolster its resistance to Moscow influence and to promote freer trade. Of the total, 48.9 million was immediately committed while 46.1 million was authorized for later delivery. The agreement, announced by the State Department, includes a 30 million dollar Export-Import Bank loan to Poland, a 29.9 million dollar barter for goods, and 16.1 million for surplus farm sales.
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Poland
U.S
Washington
United States
Pognin
Sovviet Union
Botie Shes
U. S
Asut
Thorsten V. Kulijarvi
Henryk Kotllcki
U.N
U.s-Parish
Wales
Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Monrow
Teamsters Board May Oust Beck in July
San Francisco report says Teamsters International Executive Board may decide Beck's fate in Los Angeles around July 1. They will consider whether he stays as president until September or resigns with leave of absence. Meany urged immediate removal, calling Beck unfit for leadership of the labor movement.
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San Francisco
Dave Ueck
Feamsters
Los An+geles
Mir Am
Tinfor
William A. Lee
Vinion
Chiscapo
Teamsters' International
Los Angeles
Beant
Beck
Hlm
Jay the Fat
Wasitington Aph
AFL 10
George Meany
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Meany
Teameaters
Immernia
Aml
Meek
AWL+CIO
Aficio
Meanyent
John English
Democrat Hays Attacks Powell Over Civil Rights Dispute
In a bitter floor exchange, Rep Wayne Hays a Democrat from Ohio denounced Rep Adam Clayton Powell of New York over tactics in support of the civil rights bill. Hays accused Powell of sending a coercive letter to sway votes on a jury trial amendment, saying the move risks dividing Negro citizens from others and drew mixed applause in the House.
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Washington
Wayne
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Maya
Powell
Ohloan
Bin
Hays
United States
Boys Joyride Ends With Missing Car and Lost Cash
Two boys aged 12 and 4 from Tor dondo and Hermosa unknowingly took a car on Pacific Coast Highway near Tin Can Beach. Owner Lowell Adamson 40 from Yakima Washington planned to take photos and reported $2170 in a suitcase in the trunk. Police say the man intended to buy an airplane with the money. A disconnected mention notes Powell and Bethesda Naval Hospital with an unrelated health update.
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Tor Dondo
Hermosa
Pacific Coast Highway
Tin Can. Beach
Lowell Adamson
Yakima
Wash
Adamsat
Ralesman
Mexhico
Salvation Army Seeks Clothes for Children in Long Beach
Salvation Army Social Service Center in Long Beach appeals for summer clothing and outdoor furniture for needy children as vacation balms expectations shift. Local residents donate castoff items collected at Broadway and Pine avenues until volunteers assist families. Officer Don Miller coordinated the call to action after Arthur L. Carl reported the needs, leading to trunk funds and rapid pickup by the social rehabilitation program.
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Salvation Army
Polles Unite
Long Beach
Don Miller
Maj
Inia
Walton’s flight from alcohol charge ends with 60 day sentence
Robert Lee Walton, 32, once of 264 East Adams Street, planned a trip to Alaska but was arrested in Baker California within an hour of departure. He faced a drunk driving charge in Long Beach on May 4 and missed a May 6 arraignment after bail was forfeited. Bondsman Ray Himks traced him to Baker. Walton admitted skipping bail and stopping en route to Alaska. Judge Kenneth satherland ordered Walton held for 60 days with the bail money returned for his flight termination.
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Robert Lee Walton
Walton
E. Adams Sr
Baker
Cali
Long Beach
Ray Himks
Walton Deadly
Jana
Halxe
Alaska
Manks
Kenneth
Satherland
Wallon
George Vermillion
Lafayette
Charles Dooley
Stanton kills ex wife then shot self in bid to die
Dr Margaret Enright Wood Stanton 48 and her husband Stanton engaged in a breakfast rendezvous before he shot her and then attempted suicide. He survived with severe injuries, left blind in one eye, and faces murder charges. A continued inquest revealed details of the double shooting and a note stating she planned to marry another man.
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Chicago
Stanton
Margaret Enright Wood Stanton
Btanton
Leroy Sirffons
Mure
Garet Schiola
Statin
Aix
Dr. Boted
Long Beach Schools See Record Early Registrations
The Long Beach Unified School District reported a record rise in pre registration for younger students. A total of 4,745 youngsters were pre registered in elementary grades on Thursday, an alltime high that surpassed 1955 by 15 and 1956 by 44. Boys and girls entering kindergarten next fall will have another chance to pre register on September 1.
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Long Beach Unified
George Gelper de
Leilant Arrives From Isles Today at Long Beach Harbor
Leilant, a 5S.8 passenger vessel of Hawaiian Steamship Co. Ltd, arrives today from the Hawaiian Islands with 425 passengers. It is scheduled to dock at Long Beach Harbor at 9 am and will depart for Haavai via Leithan at 1 pm on Monday.
Death of 87 year old father of Mrs Cloyce C Muncine Dagle
Dr Charles Willian Mel Laughlin of Washington County Indiana died in town Monday at age 87. He was a physician who had visited Long Beach four or five times in the last decade and made many friends in town.
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Charles Willian Mel Laughlin
Washington County
Cloyce
Cmnucine Tf. Dagle
Long Beach
Goodyear Blimp Arrives Near Long Beach From East
The Goodyear blimp Ranger with 120 000 cubic feet of helium is en route to Long Beach from Miami Florida and will operate here for four months at the municipal airport. Sister airship Enterprise recently hauled 6000 passengers on sightseeing flights. it is reported to have been in Phoenix and Miami earlier. Captain Verner L. Smith holds extensive airship experience. Scenic ride schedules will be announced after mooring.
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Ian Kiegealze
Long Beach
Mami
Fla
Florida Chamber of Consmerer
California
Hellum
Goodyear
Long Geach
He Enterprise
Wicejty
Miami
Phoenix
Ariz
Priot
Verner L. Smith
Goolwerr Aircraft Corp
Governor Knight's Secretary Wins Secretary of the Year
Sacramento California Miss Perlin, private secretary to Governor Goodwin Knight since 1953, wins a national title Secretary of the Year and a New York trip in a competition run by an office equipment firm. Knight sent a 100 word statement praising her loyalty discretion and prompt action.
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Sacramento
Brunelle Misa Sadie
Petia Filey
Jay
California
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Miss Perlin
Fallout levels vary in Los Angeles area reports
The city health officer said daily state reports show radioactive fallout in Los Angeles varies from one twentieth to one thirtieth of the maximum permissible concentration. Stations nationwide monitor fallout as a routine measure.
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Los Angeles
iCity Health Department
Llng
Cabby Robbed After Ride in Compton District
An armed robbery targets a taxi driver in Compton as the cabbie is forced to drive to distances including Long Beach and Santa Fe Avenue. The assailant, described as a big passenger armed with a gun, demanded the fare and ordered the driver to surrender money. The incident occurred near 4 cafe at 420 Atlantic Avenue in Long Beach while the vehicle and driver were directing to a second location.
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Compton
Henle
Ble
Pritchard
Whitman
Alamitos Ave
Santa Fe Ave
J Whitman
Atlantic Ave
Long
Salvage Drive Aims to Boost Center Donations and Pickup
A salvage center seeks steady inflow of all kinds of salvaged goods including clothing furniture shoes dishes mattresses beds kitchenware home appliances silverware stoves and bric a brac after reaching its program destination The gunman and Major Carl discuss dark ways the Salvation Army has funded operations Whitman drives to a parking area for profit and asks residents to call the center to arrange pickup of discarded items and to support the center’s costs
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Carl
Ted Bhlelil
Probation Granted in Self Defense Killing Case
A Mexican national received five years probation on a manslaughter charge after fatally stabbing Garelo Pablo Roja in a dispute cited as self defense. The defendant, Rubio, had been jailed since Nov 9 and was originally charged with murder. Superior Judge Ralph K. Pierson ruled the manslaughter charge involuntary and eligible for probation.
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Mexico
Acenscion Ramirez Table
Gracias
Ralph K. Person
Rubio
Ben
Aince
Garelo Pablo Roja
Ar Jlesia
Rojas
Rubjo
Pierson
Trnhta J
Ring Stolen From Ruth Grant Home In High Value Theft
Ruth Grant reported a diamond ring theft last Friday from her home at 825 W. A road lway. The ring valued at 181,000 contains 13 diamonds, police were told.
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Ruth Grant
Lway
Voroshilov Blamed for Stalin's End in Paris Report
Paris reportage claims Soviet President Klimontzoy Voroshilov indirectly sparked Stalin's fatal seizure by pushing a plan to exile Soviet Jews to a proposed Autonomous Jewish Republic. Podomarenko cites Presidium members protesting, Molotov objecting, and Voroshilov denouncing the measure before Stalin allegedly collapsed.
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Paris
Klimontzoy Voroshilov
Jnset Stalin
W Paths
France-Solr
Panteleor Podomarenko
Warsaw
Stalin
Poniemarenko
Kremlin
U S Health Chief Acts to Balk Flu
Washington reports that the Public Health Service formed an advisory committee of physicians and health officers to consider precautionary steps against a Far East influenza outbreak. Surgeon General Lemmy noted vaccine-based protection and stressed avoiding overreaction while monitoring developments for possible vaccine production and implementation. No local cases reported. several Far East deaths linked to complications are noted.
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Washington
LEI
Public Health Service
Nils
Far East
Lemy
Nurpey Wall
Sll
Turnay
Burkey
Long Beach
Litwack
Elly Publi Health
Mindlay
Alpine Church Art Looting Spurs Police Hush Order
Alpine churches in Innsbruck and Vorarlberg report thefts of Gothic and Baroque sculptures. Authorities offer rewards for tips from the public while urging wall-mounted displays not to photograph artifacts to aid identification. Police suspect possible organized gangs but lack confirmation on their involvement.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Alpine
Vorarlberg
Pelesta
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