Paramount Youth Slain in New Korea
Cpl. James B. Millington, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Millington of Paramount, was killed December 2 in North Korea while serving with a machine gun squad of the First Marine division near a reservoir after Chinese forces entered the area. Born in Sheboygan Wisconsin he moved to Paramount and attended local schools before finishing high school in Compton. He joined the Marine Reserve last July and worked for a Long Beach oil firm. His brother Thomas is in the Air Force at Denver and another brother William plans to enter the Army June 14.
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Shore Line Planning Editorial Proposes Beachfront Spend
Editorial attacks plans to spend 25 million on a double highway along the beach and 10 million for Alamites Bay Marina with eateries bath houses and recreation. The piece questions the cost and clarity of the proposed projects and notes continued discussion on page 6.
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Sarnoff Says TV Asset to Defense
Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff, chairman of RCA, asserts television can aid national defense. He cites training air raid wardens, Red Cross work, and direct public information as a new vital factor for the nation’s welfare.
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Allies Awaiting Huge Red Drive
Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced the U S Tenth Corps withdrawal from Hungnam completed a military readjustment due to Chinese intervention in Korea. UN forces survived with strength and movement intact while advance elements rest in new camps at Pusan and Pohang preparing to resume the attack.
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Holiday Deaths Toll Tops Six Hundred
Holiday deaths rise with highway accidents accounting for 461 and misc mishaps adding 119 to push the toll past 500. Texas leads with 69 total deaths and 34 from traffic, while Washington DC and Chicago report a wave of drunks facing fines and jail. California reports a drunken driving spree with 1200 arrests in Los Angeles County.
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