Reds Set for Another Squeeze Upon Berlin
Allied informants report mounting evidence of a new blockade strategy against West Berlin as the East tightens border controls. They cite planned abutments at crossing points, forced permits, stricter train checks, and possible removal of occupation troops as Berlin braces for a crippling blow timed to Bonn ratification of a Western defense treaty.
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Berlin
East
West Berlin
U. S
Bonn
Jetween
Antlreds
East Berlin
Lnto
Red
Fired Rehired Officer To Attend Hill Meet
Signal Hill police sergeant Chris Roy Blake, fired then reinstated by a civil service board, will attend tonight’s city council meeting. Mayor Lloyd Tomlin backs overruling the board, while council leaders may uphold the reinstatement. Blake faced absences from duty and allowing after hours liquor sales at an Orange Ave cafe.
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Chris Roy Blake
Signal Hill
Blake
Civil Service
Lloyd Tomlin
Sgt
Orange Ave
Civil Service Board
Crash Victims Funds Sought For Norwalk Veteran’s Family
Arthur L. Peterson Post 21 American Legion of Long Beach seeks donations to aid William Parke whose wife and daughter died in the Nov. 23 crash. Parke, a World War II veteran and Anzio survivor, was hospitalized with three other children. Contributions to the William Parke Fund can be sent to Veterans Memorial Legion post. Pete Nieto faces manslaughter trial over the crash.
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Norwalk
Arthur L. Peterson
American Legion
Long Beach
William Parke
Parke
Anzio
Italy
Legion Post
Veterans Memorial
Wiliam Parke Fund
Pete Nieto
Artesia
Crash Injures Two Severely in Cherry Ave Collision
Two drivers were seriously injured Sunday evening in a collision in the 6900 block of Cherry Ave. Charles W. Miller, 34, of 6058 John Ave., and Anthony Pfehl, 57, of 6029 Roosevelt Ave., Hollydale, were treated at Seaside Hospital. Miller had a broken right arm, lacerations to the left arm, a fractured jaw, chest and head injuries. Prohl suffered head injuries, fractured ribs and severe cuts after Miller lost control, swerved across the center line, and struck the opposing vehicle.
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Cherry Ave
Seaside Hospital
Charles W. Miller
John Ave
Anthony Pfehl
Roosevelt Ave
Hollydale
Miller
Prohl
Obituaries and Death Notices from Long Beach Area
Multiple obituaries record deaths of OSBORN Burton HE 58 in Long Beach. CARSTEN Adeline Frances 76 of San Pedro. SCHWERTLEY 68 of Long Beach. SMITH Karen Jo 3. BARTON Lens Hivery 86. ANDREWS Rebecca Seharlin 44. Natives and residents linked to Athans Michigan. San Pedro. Long Beach. Redlands. Cypress. Lakewood. Services set at Christensen Ping Chapel, Dilday Chapel, Groman’s Mortuary. interments at Sunnyside Memorial Park and Sunnyside Cemetery. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren.
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Osborn—Burton HE. Ospord
Gurney Ave
Long Beach
Mr. Grsorn
Athans
Mich
U- Long
Arraine
Sone
Richard J. Wiliam
Robert R
James P
Tesday
Christensen-Ping
Jessie E. Yester
Denver
Ruth Leopard
Joy Anthony
Lomita
James Ball
Lone Beach
Paul Batley
Hollydate
Mattie Louise Hieger
Green Tits Memoral Park
Chwertley
Schwertley
W. Fourt
Theodor
Dilday Chapel
Wiliam Harrison Myers
Sunnyside Memorial
Mondamin
Lews
Anza
Donald F
Millicent Kauleb
Cypress
Barton
Lens Hivery Barton
Cherry Ave
Waveland
First Christian Church
Soos
Guy
Leland
Redhards
Baird Semimons
Et Randechildrem
Rvnce Yell
Wernesary Motwill’s
Reuben L. Anderson
Bunnyside Cemetery
Tong Beach
Max Scharlin
Los Angeles
Groman
Typewriter stolen from Vincennes lawyer found with note
In Vincennes Indiana thanks to Christmas spirit a theft of a typewriter from J W Kimmel's law office has been solved. The machine was missing since November 24 and later found at a prose with an unsigned note to the sheriff claiming the boy took it and the writer would be bought for Christmas.
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Vincennes
Ind
J. W. Kimmel
Tam
Polish Catholics Warned Against Underground Acts
Warsaw reports say a Vatican telegraph letter from the Polish episcopate warns all Roman Catholics to abstain from underground activities and economic diversions. The official declaration, signed by auxiliary bishop Zygmunt Choromanski, condemns alien propaganda aiming to turn the church against the Communist state.
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Warsaw
Poland
Council of
Stefan Wyszynsky
Msgr
Zygmunt Choromanski
Bulgaria Holds Polls Travesty
Vienna dispatch reports Bulgarian voters elected about 50,000 Communist candidates to provincial district and municipal offices with all nominees from the Fatherland Front and no opposition observed.
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Vienna
Austria
Fatherland Front
Jana
Meat Supply Outlook For 1953 From AMI Projection
The American Meat Institute foresees a 1953 meat supply of about 145 pounds per person, the highest since 1947, with total output around 23.5 billion pounds, four percent above 1952. Per capita consumption this year is about 142 pounds, with prices down about 15 percent from last year. Corey's forecast highlights beef gains, cattle herd expansion, stable market expectations, and potential price effects of federal controls.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
H. H. Corey
The
AMI
Corey
Geo. A. Hormel and Co
Seattle
Cory
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the Avenue
Lakewood
Sis
Brother
Magnavox
Bulgaria
Rae
May Co. Music Dept
Lakewood Blvd
Calif
Irty
California
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