Democrats Here Up a Tree On Opponent for Hosmer
In the 18th District race for Congress, Democrats weigh whom to field against Atty. Craig Hosmer after a primary. Names like Clarence Wagner Carl Fletcher Joseph Kunnick and Harry Wade circulated as possibilities, but party leadership may delay final selection until July. Unofficial results show Hosmer led Republicans with 20,051 to Grant 19,367 and Simpson 5,012.
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Craig Hosmer
Congress
Hosmer
Williamt S. Grant
Grant
Raymond C. Simpson
Clarence Wagner
Carl Fletcher
Joseph Kunnick
Harry E. Wade
S. S. Conklin
State Central Committee
Conkuy
Simpson
Claude N. Bowman
Bowman
Long Beach
Los Alamitos Park
Park plan defeated in Long Beach area vote
An ambitious plan to create a great park area in Long Beach was defeated, likely because voters believed funds were not available for a large land acquisition. Supporters, however, have highlighted the need for additional parks and mobilized community effort. Continued on Page 32-A.
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Long Beach
Movie Exec Behind Bars
Walter Wanger was jailed for four months after being convicted of assault with a deadly weapon for wounding actor's agent Jennings Lang in a Beverly Hills parking lot last December. He began serving the term after surrendering at county jail with attorney Jerry Giesler and was allowed to start today.
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Ehollywoon
Walter Wanger
Jean Bennett
Jerry Giesler
Wanger
Jennings Lang
Beverly Us
Harry J. Borde
Cas- Hiah
Calif
Eisenhower Declares Republicans Must Vote Out Democrats
Dwight D. Eisenhower, as a full-blown Republican presidential candidate, accuses the Democratic Party of long control and corruption in high places. He faults U S foreign policy for secrecy around the Yalta agreement and urges clear public objectives. Rain drenched Abilene as Eisenhower spoke from Eisenhower Stadium, TV and radio networks carrying the address while he framed taxation and secrecy as central issues.
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Abilene
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Mamie
Ane Reuniu
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Democratic Party
Yalta
Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Kansas
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Stadium
CBS
NBS
Auience
Fisenhower
Europe
Fast Train Kills Girl at Santa Fe Crossing
NORWALK 14-year-old Rosa M Fuentes died when she tried to beat a southbound San Diegan at the Da Costa Road crossing. She was with other children home from school. an unidentified boy on a bike darted across to safety. The sheriffs deputies said she followed the boy’s lead and was crushed by the fast-moving train.
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Telegraph Office Robbed of $200
A man around 35 with gray hair robbed a telegraph office at 127 E Broadway shortly before midnight. Clerk Geraldine Griffin and June Blackmore resisted. Blackmore shoved the robber, who drew a small blue gun, and fled with an unknown amount of tens and fives. Police investigated with officers Howell and Moza.
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Geraldine L. Griffin
June Blackmore
Frank Howell
Fd Moza
Miss Blackmore
Peron sworn in for second term in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports President Juan D Peron and Eva Peron at inaugural ceremonies marking his second term as Argentina's chief executive. The event confirms Peron as the first Argentine leader to begin a second term.
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