Offender Relates Long Sex History
A twice convicted sex offender on El Conquista Ave detailed a lengthy history of crimes against hundreds of women since last November. The alleged offenses occurred in Long Beach Cranfield revealed, with additional molestations and indecent exposures reported in Lakewood Beverly Hills Hollywood Los Angeles Bellflower Artesia and nearby communities. During the period the offender was an outpatient of the state's Department of Mental Hygiene in Los Angeles. Page 21.
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Hollywood
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Artesia
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Cnee
Sombre Korea War Reporting by Tucker Column
In Ray Tucker’s absence Roger Warren delivers sober Washington notes on the Korean front. The report stresses the war is not over and warns the real fury of conflict may be just beginning, with cautious language about Communist unpredictability.
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Ray Tucker
Korea
Tucker
Roger Warren
Washington
Allies Condemn Commie Envoys for Bad Faith
Communist propaganda asserted American aggression after a Chinese patrol leader was killed near Kaesong on Sunday. The Kaesong armistice subcommittee held its sixth session for two hours and 10 minutes and scheduled another for 11 a.m. Thursday, though no official announcement followed.
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Kaesong
No. 1
MacArthur Won't Speak Unless Parley Invites
Gen. Douglas MacArthur indicated he would refuse to address the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference in San Francisco unless the conference itself invites him. Aides said he has received no invitation and was not part of the U.S. delegation chosen by President Truman.
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Douglas MacArthur
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United States
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Dulles
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United Press
Hailstorm Hits Downtown San Francisco
A violent two and a half hour thunderstorm swept central San Francisco on August 21 bringing soft hail downtown, sparking minor fires and causing power outages and bus disruptions as lightning struck several buildings.
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Bayares
San Franciscos
Rich Man's Body Tested for Poison
The body of multi millionaire James D. Kneen of Santa Barbara was exhumed seven years after his death amid suspicions of poisoning raised by his widow's fourth husband. Autopsy began as investigators prepared to question Marguerite Munroe Mayo Kneen Hammett and hear from her current husband A. Z. Hammett in the affidavit backing the exhumation order.
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Los Angeles
James D. Kneen
Gordon Bowers
Kneen
Marguerite Munroney Mayo Kneen Hammett
A. Z. Hammett
Hearst Widow Seeks Funds Pending Probate
Mrs. Walliam Randolph Tearst, widow of a noted Hearst publisher who died last week, filed a petition in a Los Angeles probate court asking reasonable support pending settlement of the estate.
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Los Angeles
Aux
Walliam Randolph Tearst
Pen Strike Nears End as Convicts Vote by Cell Blocks
SALEM Oregon August 2 Inmates at Oregon State Penitentiary cast votes by cell block to end a week long strike with most prisoners set to return to work tomorrow Warden George Alexander said eight hundred inmates are officially at work and block by block votes will determine whether full return occurs by Thursday morning The first real break came after convicts entered the dining room for mush and toast and were told to vote on ending the strike by block
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Oregon State
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