01 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
1
A Long Beach man was jailed last night after being caught by a priest during a theft incident in Paramount. The unidentified suspect was apprehended at the scene and handed over to authorities for further proceedings.
Burglarizes Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church at 14815 Paramount Blvd. Items stolen and recovered include three pairs of rosary beads and a crucifix. Suspect Lawrence C. Barba, 43, a sewing machine repairman of 770 Via Wanda, told deputies he attempted the burglary due to irregular employment since the postwar closing of the Naval Shipyard on Terminal Island. Father Henry McHenry, 69, referenced.
An editorial expresses cautious hope that Russian realism may accept a peace plan for world peace. The Los Angeles Times editorial and Walter Lippmann’s analysis discuss Stalin potentially withdrawing armies to Asia and drawing the Iron Curtain back from the Baltic and Balkorr satellites.
Washington February 28 UP Price Stabilizer Michael V. Di Salle said the nation may soon see live stock price controls to help housewives cut meat costs for dinner.
SAN FRANCISCO February 28 The Marine Corps announced that six hundred unwounded Korea veterans part of a new rotation program will arrive in San Francisco next Monday. Men from Long Beach and nearby areas are among those aboard the General Breckinridge Maj. 5. The move, led by Maj. Gen. Graves B. Erskine, marks the program's first underway.
Drew Pearson writes from Europe and the Middle East during a tour of Western nations noting the Iron Curtain as rusty barbed wire between Turkey and Bulgaria and highlighting key countries in the bloc. He reports from Turkey Russia and other capitals as part of the tour.
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