21 Jan 1951
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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1951
Page
1
Six B 36 aircraft known as atomic bombers flew from Lakenheath to test U S radar defense and simulated bomb loads. The 230 foot wingspan, 160 ton airplanes may venture over Alaska or Florida, with missions from 25 to 40 hours.
The piece argues that wage, price, and production controls are led by Charles E. Wilson and Eric Johnston, two top industrial leaders, ensuring business representation in defense mobilization. It touts their experience as proof of capable management by free enterprise figures.
Mrs. Ella Neese aged 83 mother of Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark treasurer of the United States died suddenly at St Francis Hospital Topeka today after a brief illness.
SACRAMENTO January 20 The State Legislature considered a bill by Assemblyman Delbert Morris to require five minutes of Bible reading daily in public schools Read aloud without comment and an option for parental exemption was provided for any child
Communist forces stepped up activity on the western and central Korean front as United Nations troops fought to annihilate more than 30,000 Reds trapped in the central peninsula. An Allied patrol reported Reds feverishly near Wonju airfield after a UN withdrawal from the hub. A Wonju base would aid anticipated offensive as planes from Manchuria reach max range.
The Weather Bureau revised its outlook to cloudy skies with a cold snap. Forecasters warned heavy mittens for orange growers as temperatures dipped to 27 degrees in citrus regions. A storm was advancing east from a center 500 miles west of Vancouver Island and could reach Southern California by Monday, bringing rain to its southern fringe.
Mrs Edna Butters wife of Assemblyman George Butters 66 was killed and her husband seriously injured when their car rammed the rear of a slow moving hay truck on the ridge route south of Bakersfield Assembly Speaker Sam Collins said the couple were en route from Sacramento to see a doctor after she complained of feeling unwell
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