Road Block for Killer Scores of Motorists Get Shakedown
The international search for gunman William E. Cook intensified as FBI agents and Long Beach police set up a roadblock at Pacific Coast Highway and Anaheim Street. Hundreds of cars were screened late into the night while similar blocks were run in Ontario Upland Pomona and El Centro as authorities pursue the 21 year old suspect who has evaded a desert dragnet and previously fled into Mexico. A stolen 1951 Oldsmobile tied to Bobby Breen was suspected to be in Cook's possession with a .38 revolver and a rifle aboard.
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Donald W. Tubbs
Pacific Coast Hwy
E. Anaheim St
William E. Cook
Parsons
Dick Tolbert
Long Beach
FBI
Anaheim St
Ontario
Tennessee
Cook
Imperial Valley
Mexico
L B Man Killed in Climax to Cafe Row
A 7 year-old Long Beach man Cyril Calvin Ingle died last night after a scuffle of about six men outside a cafe at 2634 East Anaheim Street. Police said a lump behind his left ear may prove fatal, with authorities examining whether it came from a fist or weapon. Ingle, a television technician, died on arrival at Community Hospital and his body was taken to Holton and Son Mortuary.
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Long Beach
Mani
Anaheim St
Community’ Hospital
Cyril Calvin Ingle
Anaheim
Ingle
Holton & Son Mortuary
Cease-Fire Plea Remains a Topic in Korea Conflict
The article reflects on Will Rogers remarks and questions the cease-fire plea directed at Chinese Communists amid two months of fighting between Chinese forces and United Nations troops in Korea, noting violations of UN principles and ongoing wrangling.
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Will Rogers
Yalta
Teheran
Potadam
United Nations
Korea
U.N
John Agar Nabbed On Drunk Charge
Hollywood report says actor John Agar divorced husband of Shirley Temple faces a misdemeanor drunk driving charge in Municipal Court after being booked by West Los Angeles officers for crossing a double line. He was released on $150 bail.
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Hollywood
John Agar
Shirley Temple
Los Angeles
M. M. Schwab
R. R. Stein
Top Brass Hold Tokyo Meeting
Gen J Lawton Collins U S Army Chief of Staff arrived in Tokyo after a high level secret conference with Gen Douglas MacArthur and other leaders. He said the Army would not send replacements to Korea immediately but hopes to deploy more in the coming months after sufficient basic training. Major figures include Gen Collins Gen MacArthur Gen Vanderberg Gen Smith and Maj Gen Bolling.
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Eighth Army
Korea
J. Lawton Collins
U. S. Army
Lew
Angus Collins
All American
United Nations
Gen. Collins
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Alexander BR. Bolling
Army
Collins
Vanderberg
Smith
Ralling
Washington
MacArthur
U. N
Dai Ihai
Gen
Bataan
U. S
Three Red Divisions Threaten Wonju Frontline
United Press reports from Tokyo state at least three Communist divisions totaling about 30,000 men push southward along the hills east of the UN Wonju line. Eighth Army notes the threat to the UN perimeter is rising as North Koreans infiltrate toward Wonju alongside South Korean and U S Second Divisions with attached French and Dutch troops.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Wonju
United States
United Press
Robert Vermillion
Eighth Army
United Nations P
Joe Quinn
Vermillion
Ate Sea Reds
Fage
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Bobby Breen
Calexico
Drew Pearson
Ray Tucker
Wome
L. B. Man
Top Brass
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Leslie Coffelt
Anilex
Elaie Pont
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Coffelt
White House
Truman
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