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Newspaper

Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1953

Page

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Ike to map plan at preinaugural meeting

President-elect Eisenhower and cabinet designees convene at the Commodore Hotel for a full scale review of domestic and foreign problems with Vice President-elect Nixon attending. A commission on American psychological strategy will be headed by William H. Jackson of Princeton New Jersey.

Marvin L.arrowsmith NEW York Eisenhower Nixon Commodore Hotel William H. Jackson Princeton N. J

Man Shoots Two At South Gate

Loraine Johnson, 37, of 9809 Hildreth Ave shot his son Gary Lee Johnson 17 and his sister-in-law Violet Lee Burgess 18 at the home of his estranged wife Eva Fae Johnson 98254 San Vincente St around 7 PM Sunday. Johnson surrendered at the police station shortly after. Both victims were hospitalized in Los Angeles General Hospital in serious but not critical condition with chest and arm wounds. The incident followed divorce-related accusations and ongoing family disputes.

South Gate Loraine Johnson Hildreth Ave Eva Fae ‘Johnson San Vincente St Johnson Gary Lee Johnson Violet Lee Burgess Los Angeles General Hospital Burgess Andy

Motorcyclist Dies From Crash Injuries

Bernard Stephens aged 29 of Lomita died at Harbor General Hospital from injuries suffered when his motorcycle skidded Saturday at First Sa and Pacific in San Pedro. Police reported a deep puncture wound in the upper abdomen and the crash occurred Saturday. he died Sunday at 12 10 p.m.

Bernard Stephens Walnut St Lomita

Ban Stray Planes On Inaugural Day

The Civil Aeronautics Administration told stray pilots Sunday to keep at least 50 miles away from Washington for Inauguration Day January 20. More than 450 military planes, including jets, were slated to fly over the capital, prompting protests from the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association who called the mass flight reckless. The CAA ordered itinerant pilots to stay 500 miles from Washington and away from the planned assembly areas during the jets’ trials and inaugurational events.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Administration CAA

Missing Air Force crew after Texas plane crash

Three men aboard a B 26 bomber are listed as missing after a Dallas area crash. Washington officers said they could not access the tangled wreckage to confirm casualties. Pieces of bodies were found by volunteer helpers. The crew includes Capt. Charles S Herrin pilot from Falls Church Virginia S Sgt James R Quaintance from Washington and Michael C Jenkins Navy employee from Indianhead. The nose buried twenty feet, plane wings heavy. Continued on page 3 col 5.

ArainipgcOlene Avanig Dallas Bolling Air Force Base Washington Abe Air Force Charles $.Herring Falls’ Church James R. Quaintance Hancock Reading Michael C. Jenkins Navy

Warren to Deliver Budget Message as 1953 Session Opens

Governor Warren prepares to present a budget that likely totals over a billion dollars for the 1953 fiscal year starting July 1. The message will address whether state taxes should rise or fall to fund school support and other programs, amid expected tax hike proposals and opposition from both houses and an active bloc in the assembly.

Warren Povernor Pel BVM Teday

L A C SAYS Lower Farm Prices Dairy Fight Looms

Dairy farmers prepare for an all out fight to prevent lowering of guaranteed prices. Government plans to buy surplus to hold up prices amount to about 40 million pounds stored during months. Butter consumption rising while colored margarine spreads in six states. (Continued on Page 10).

Bomb found with U S Navy markings at scene in Korea

An air force Tokyo statement broke a four day silence by noting a 500 pound dud bomb at the Chorwon area bore U S Navy markings. The Air Force avoided blaming Marines or Navy, saying representatives will join a formal investigation to determine responsibility.

Air Force Tokyo U. S. Navy Navy Air Korea Air Wing Chorwon

Pickets Demand Clemency for Rosenbergs at White House

A small group of supporters prayed for mercy for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg before the White House while a rival group marched with slogans calling for no mercy and death to the spies. About 50 Rosenberg sympathizers led a brief service as authorities kept the peace during the 24 hour picket line.

Washington Ethel Julius Rosenberg White House Korea Presidential Mansion Harold S Pro Rosenberg Honor of America Anti Rosenberg Amerlieve Rosenbergs transAment Lee fanti-Rosenbete 4 Pennsylvanz

ROTC Graduates Ordered to Duty After Training

Army raises the ceiling for ROTC graduates in the Engineer Corps. Officers will be sent to duty until next summer after completing their training this winter.

Washington

Two Quakes Noted in Oaxaca and Pacific Ocean

Seismologist Charles Herrick of the University of California reports a moderate to strong quake Sunday afternoon in Oaxaca Mexico. The tremor began at 2 59 25 and lasted about an hour with a peak intensity near six on the Richter scale. Oaxaca City suffered severe damage. another strong quake was felt near Vancouver Island at 6 01 16 p.m. est in the Pacific Ocean west of the island.

Ferreley Charles “Herrick University ‘of ‘California Oaxaca Pacific Coast Mexico City Weston Mass Landsy Pacific Ocean Vancouver, Island

London skate attempt stirs question of odds, Rita comments

A fragmentary London dispatch notes a skater planning a 270 mile journey to answer a pop question. Rita is cited as believing only a btg seat can win, with a Sunday remark attributed to him.

London Rita

Coastal fog halts sunbathers at Long Beach beach

Long Beach recorded a mild 65 degree high Sunday matching other cities yet coastal fog kept bathers away. Surfside and Redondo saw waves, some houses ruined, as crowds watched the surf. Forecasters predict more fog and dramatic breakers at Redondo and nearby beaches.

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Surfsiders Anxiously Watch Sea Breakers Hit Surfside

Residents of Surfside Colony endured a second day of brutal breakers washing over the beach front ripping shingles from homes and flooding streets with two feet of sand and debris. Tide peaks reached 5.5 to 6.9 feet as crews cleared debris and residents watched for more damage feared to come.

Union

Fat Boy’s Downfall and Vitamin Claims

Fragmented text discusses dieting, vitamins, and calories. It notes that relying on a low calorie diet alone is insufficient and mentions pills and weight loss expectations. The passage emphasizes vitamins and energy levels in dieting.

Fragmented Navy Memo Mentions Vitamins and Runways

A garbled report references U. S. Navy, an Admiral, and discussions of vitamins versus garden-sourced nutrients. It mentions an airport runway, a plane, and colors described as deep green and yellow, with unclear dates or events on Page 3.

Redondo Beach Mayor seeks disaster status as sea wall fails

Mayor J Russell Shea announced he will ask Governor Warren to declare Redondo Beach a disaster area after giant breakers caused about 15 million dollars in damage. More than 100 residents fled the seaside district as rock dumps and a collapsing sea wall failed to stem the surge. Salvation Army aided residents with transport and emergency shelter while police restricted access to the area and several apartment buildings were rendered total losses.

Redondo Beach Elonginga Waves Salvation ‘Army Richard Torgerson Strand Torgerson Alfred Germain Hermosa

Steam Shovel Digs Bodies From Wreck Site

Remains of seven victims were recovered Sunday from a 15 foot pit after a Flying Tiger Line cargo plane crashed and burned last Wednesday near Seattle. A power shovel excavated the site while coroner's deputy Ted Harris reported the seven were buried deep by the impact and fire. Victims named include Janet Woodmansee of Santa Monica and Mrs E. M. Me dren, among others from Burbank and Brookfield.

Seattle Flying Tiger Line Ted Harris DCA Ames Warren Mets Lowe Burbank Calif Brookfield Stewardeas Janet Woodmansee Santa, Monica Medren Sher Husba

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