Malvina Reynolds Campaign Aims To Control Long Beach
In a heated race, Malvina Reynolds a liberal Communist is backed by independent funding and intensive literature distribution. Sue says funds come from poor supporters while Reynolds chairs the Independent Progressive Party which once backed Henry Wallace in 1948. Reynolds seeks Long Beach control after the Korean conflict and party dissociation with Moscow.
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Yan Fleet Clarifies Statement on Korea War Aims
A Tokyo spokesman for general headquarters says the new phase in Korea indicates no basic shift in war aims. Two K rep interpretations arise: either limit advance to secure lines or invade North Korea as deeply as possible. Further clarification from Washington is awaited as U N forces push two offensives in central Korea amid stiff resistance.
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Jail 'Driverette' on Drunk Count
Clare Strahling, 44, of 220 F Willard St, was arrested by Officer A J Oliver on Third St near Locust Ave for intoxication after crashing an electric vehicle and allegedly striking pedestrians. She was booked at the police station.
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Unclear Tide Forecast With Odd Measurements
The report attempts a weather tidal forecast with multiple misprints. It lists low tides of 27 feet at Pe? pom and 6A feet at 0113 a.m. and $9 teen at 20 p.m. It also shows tomorrow’s lows of -65 feet at 4278 a.m. and 2.3 feet at 301 p.m. with high tides at Tods m. and 9 feet at B19 poom.
New Censorship Curbs War News
In Korea the Eighth Army imposes strict censorship restricting unit identifications and front names. Reports must refer to United Nations troops with generalized areas and avoid exact bases, towns, or price-like identifiers, signaling a tightened control as the war enters a new phase.
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Accidentally Shoots Self At Friend's Apartment
A 43 year old Navy Shipyard worker, Andrew B. McCormick, was in critical condition at Seaside Hospital after shooting himself with a friend's revolver. He went to the apartment shared by Fred A. Slomim, 71, and a former private policeman. Slomim said he heard a shot and found McCormick slumped over the gun with his back turned.
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Seaside Hospital
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Locust Ave
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Slocum
McCormick
Sloum
Mercury Hits 86 as Heat Returns in Wellflower
Weather report states temperatures rise to 86 or higher today with clear skies tomorrow. Local fog possible early. southwest winds 10 to 18 mph. Hot conditions continue for Wellflower residents after a day of high temperatures.
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Tor Wellflower
Myrna Loy Weds State Dept Official in Simple VA Ceremony
Myrna Loy married Jlowland Sargeant deputy secretary of state in a modest Ft Myer ceremony. It was Loys fourth marriage and Sargeants second. Chaplain Harry C Rickard presided with Col and Mrs Black as witnesses. Loy, a UNESCO envoy, may not join the Paris trip. she will continue UNESCO duties without pay.
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Jlowland Sargeant
Ft. Meyer
Hollywood
Saracant
New Bedford
Mass
State Department
Harry C. Rickard
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Robert Lew Black
Miss Lay
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Te State Department
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Miss Ley
Independent Ballot Recommendations for City Council
The Independent prints ballot recommendations for Tuesday's city election. Voters may select one candidate in each of the nine council districts across two options per district. The page lists the endorsed names and districts for guidance.
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F. Donald May
Coast price war hits major stores nationwide
Retail chains including Weststeig, San Francisco outlets, Macy's and others slashed prices in a sweeping coast to coast bid to attract shoppers after a Supreme Court decision. Executives pledged persistent bargains as the so called price war spreads across department stores and suburban outlets.
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Ynowice
West
Questoning Mae
Weitsteig
Macey & Co
New York
Macy
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