23 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1951
Page
1
Carrigan said Samish will appear before the committee on the second day of its San Francisco hearings in the Federal Building at Qam on Friday March 2. Frank Flynn said he would accept service of the subpoena for Samish.
The luxury liner America, which sailed for New York last Monday and had to return, was delayed again by new engine trouble, as announced tonight in Southampton.
A Long Head drive cadence shows nearly weekly charity campaigns, mostly for good causes, but the steady stream weakens public energy and funds. The piece argues for consolidating agencies into one or two annual drives to keep surviving efforts viable, warning some worthy causes may fail.
Charles E. Wilson director of the Office of Defense Mobilization will discuss the state of mobilization in a Washington program airing tonight on KFT KECA and HNX at 7 30 p m and KH at 11 30 p m The segment highlights federal mobilization efforts and timing.
United States troops spearheading Operation Killer of the United Nations captured central Korean Pyongchang, punching 12 miles toward the southern edge. Pyongchang sits about 40 miles south of the 38th Parallel and near key rail and highway hubs. Col. Charles E. Beauchamp led the force into Pyongchang without resistance amid the ongoing offensive from Wonju and Hoengsung, with further action expected as troops push toward Seoul.
Bill Robinson Roger Rice and Ronnie Bendig rushed into 147 Park Ave Belmont Shore to pull Mrs O Rourke and her three children to safety. They tore burning curtains knocked down flames with water and kept the kitchen from spreading until the fire department arrived within minutes.
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