Navy Carrier Raid Rails Big Manchurian Border Yards
U S Navy carrier planes from Essex Bon Homme Richard and Oriskany blasted four major rail terminals along the Manchurian border in northeast Korea. 252 sorties hit Majin Honyang and Hyesanjin with water works damaged at Honyang. No enemy opposition reported. biggest carrier assault of Task Force 77 on the Japan Sea coast.
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Honvyung
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Freighter Seafort Collides With USS Sitkoh Bay Off San Diego
The Navy escort carrier Sitkoh Bay and the 441 foot freighter Seafort collided 34 miles south of San Diego. Little damage and no casualties were reported. Seafort, carrying 10 000 tons of coal for Japan, was to fuel at Long Beach Harbor. Sitkoh Bay proceeded to San Diego. The Seafort’s owner is Orion Shipping Co of New York under Captain Domak.
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Miami Weather Warm With Sunshine Domination
A Miami weather note reports highs around 72 degrees matching Long Beach for Tuesday. Forecaster says 72 is warm enough if the sun shines, noting lingering weather leftovers and a light tone about regional forecasts.
Dangerous Cynicism in U N Stories Reflected in Washington
Two United Nations and Washington based tales reveal a hardening foreign policy stance as billions are spent to combat Communism. One Asian delegate reportedly hedges on Communist numbers to avoid losing American funding. a second tale involves the Foreign Minister in a continuation on Page 12.
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Pay Panel Boycott Demanded by Chamber and Business Leaders
Washington business leaders urged a boycott of wage price controls as the Wage Stabilization Board prepared to resume operations by weekend. Chamber president Laurence F. Lee condemned the program as a sham and called for dropping controls, while Rozer L. Putnam announced new candidates and planned board reconstitution before leaving.
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3, &. Chamber of Commerce
Rozer L. Putnam
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Laurence F. Lee
Putnam
WSB
Wage Stabilization Board
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Football Star To Tell Judge Of Light Foot
Pro football star Tom Fears of the Los Angeles Rams is due in Long Beach court to answer charges of a speed contest on Long Beach Boulevard October 6. Fears pleads not guilty and says he was merely making a fast getaway from a traffic signal. Police said he was travelling 60 mph, which his attorney disputes, noting the other car sped away and was not caught.
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Edison J. Demler
London Smog Clears After Five Days of Haze
London resumes activity as a dense soot laden fog and smoke roll away on Tuesday. The city slowly comes back to life after five days of blackout affecting transportation and daily routines.
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Shooting Reported As Death By Own Action
Elizabeth Marie McLean, 39, confessed to fatally shooting Bernardine Hoeps, 44, with a .22 pistol at Hoepss Greenbrier Road home after a fierce argument. The Independent reporter alerted deputies, McLean was held for questioning, and Hoepss died at Seaside Hospital.
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Norwalk
Sex Switch Girl Signed for Films
Hollywood producer Al Rosen announced he signed Christina Jorgenson, a 26 year old who transitioned from man to woman in Copenhagen, to star in a new version of Mary Had a Little and appear in stage engagements alongside the film. Jorgenson, who served in the U S Army as a man, says she previously attempted to break into Hollywood three years ago but failed.
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Christina Jorgenson
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Hill City vote fraud suspect testifies at grand jury hearing
Royce J. Bushong, 23, arrested on suspicion of violating state election law, was the star witness at a Tuesday long hearing in Los Angeles Hall of Justice. Investigators say he also served as deputy registrar for Signal Hill and as Tad Faulkner campaign manager, with voter registrations shown as inaccurate and some residences mislisted. He will return for more testimony when the grand jury resumes voting on the probe into irregularities in the last general election.
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Handsome Royce J. Bushong
Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
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Mid Mexico
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Bushong
Kabedy
Generals Set Aside Differences On Korean War Talks
President-elect Eisenhower and General MacArthur cleared past rifts and planned informal talks aboard the USS Helena en route to Hawaii. They exchanged messages stressing Korea and the Far East, with MacArthur offering his peace plan and both men aiming for eventual worldwide peace.
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Far East
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Woman Mental Patient Escapes Sanatorium Shooting in La Crescenta
Two men were shot and wounded, one seriously, Tuesday night in La Crescenta by Mary Andrews, a female mental patient who had escaped from Mission Sanitarium two days earlier. Deputies tried to arrest her at her mother's home. she was captured after wounding Deputy Delmar Burrow and her brother Randolph Andrews. She had been missing from the sanitarium and was held at Montrose station.
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Sheriff's Office
Montrose Sheriff's Station
Gamblers Use Corporations to Bypass Tax Stamps
The U S Bureau of Internal Revenue reported gamblers in Texas forming corporations to dodge wagering tax stamps. In Galveston three runners each put up 75 dollars to create a dummy firm listing runners as officers, then filed monthly tax returns via an attorney. Congress had mandated 50 dollar occupation stamps and a 10 percent gross tax, with registration open to inspection and potentially incriminating signees in illegal states.
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Bureau
Galveston
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