Armed Forces Promotions and Navy Assignments Highlight WWII News
Don I. Forter of 53664 Pacific Ave. is promoted to corporal with the 1st Army division in Korea. Pfc. Millard L. Bennett of 2666 Dominguez Ave. receives a second Oak Leaf Cluster to the Purple Heart for wounds in action with the 25th Infantry Division. Navy personnel from Long Beach include Chief Boilerman Joseph J. Austin aboard USS Uichmann and Chief Engineman Robert J. Hartley aboard USS Landing Ship 58. Also Seaman Bob G. Ross and Chief Commissaryman Martell S. Stinemates on other assigned ships. Pvt. Ray H. Morey of 547 E. Anaheim St. joins the 19th Engineer Combat Group on the X Corps front. Marine Capt. Joseph T. Hornsby of 5518 Carita St. returns home after seven months as tactical air controller with the First Korean Marine Corps Regiment and will resume work as aviation safety agent for the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
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Pfc
Millard L. Bennett
Domiguez Ave
Bennett
25Th
Infantry
Korea
NAVY
Long Beach
Joseph J. Austin
Cameron St
Uichmann
Robert J. Hartley
Killdee Ave
Martell S. Stinemates
Lindero
Oberon
Korean
Bob G. Ross
W. Fifth St
New Kent
Ray H. Morey
E. Anaheim St
19Th Engineer Combat Group
X Corps Mountain Front
Pvt. Morey
College of Emporia
Kan
Wilson High School
Joseph T. Hornsby
Carita St
McCarthy Predicts Senate Probe Leader and Penitentiary Push
New York June 25 Sen Joseph R McCarthy vowed he will head the Senate Special Investigation Committee in 1953 and warned Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary won’t hold all government officials he would send there He spoke on CBS Chronoscope and said the Republican party will win control of the Senate and thus he would chair the committee if elected He did not decide on evaluating Gerald L Smith indicted for sedition toward World War II.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Senate Investigation Committee
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Lattimore hoax case draws high Justice attention
The Justice Department sent top criminal counsel to Seattle to assist in fraud charges over a false claim that Johns Hopkins professor Owen Lattimore planned to skip the country. President Truman expressed interest, with a grand jury set in Seattle and an indictment likely for perverting the government. The State Department briefly barred Lattimore from travel pending verification.
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Justice Department
Seattle
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
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Joseph A. Lowther
Dist
Charles Dennis
L A Woman Dies In Cliff Plunge Near Palos Verdes
Annie Louise Winters a 58 year old resident of Los Angeles died after her car plunged about 50 feet off a cliff into rocks at Palos Verdes. State highway patrolmen rushed her to Hillside Emergency Hospital where she died today.
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Palos Verdes
Annie Louise Winters
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