Censorship Threatens Korea News
The Eighth Army in Korea has issued a new press gag called Operation Clam-up. It restricts contact with reporters and has led to incidents with military personnel. Correspondents report threats of losing phones or accreditation if they protest the policy, with commanders interpreting it differently across divisions.
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Sequl
Korea
Eighth Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
65Th Infantry Regiment
65Th
Congress Near Rift on Condemning Reds
Washington AP says Congress faces a partisan clash over a resolution condemning Russia for enslaving free peoples. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee added an amendment stating Congress expresses no opinion on wartime pacts with Russia, while Democrats oppose weakening the measure. The vote on the amendment and the resolution ended 6 to 0, all six votes from Democrats.
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Washington
Russia
Dulles
Eisenhower
Beetter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Truman
H. Alexander Smith
R-N. J
Senate
House
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Kked
Jim Jeffries Dies Ex Boxing Champ at 77
James J. Jeffries former world heavyweight champion died suddenly of a heart attack at his Burbank home on Tuesday night. He was 77. Relatives called the death totally unexpected, occurring at 7 40 p m. A full report appears on the sports page.
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James J. Jeffries
Burbank
Sports
Silver City Riot Feared Over Movie Ultimatum
Sheriff Owen C. Matthews reported that 150 townspeople convened a meeting in Central New Mexico to warn makers of a controversial film to leave by noon or face expulsion. A 10 member committee was chosen to deliver the ultimatum as state police were requested to reinforce the southwestern mining area amid charges of Communist influence.
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Silver City
N. M
Owen C. Matthews
Matthews
New Mexico
Santa Ree
Central
Congress
U S Life Changes Prompt Investor Question
An L A C feature from U S News notes how habits have shifted in twelve years. The article reports industry gains and declines, prompting investors to doubt if their money lies in the right business and if young people choose the right vacation.
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U.S
Greas
Iti
Lakewood Voters Approve Self Government District
A light turnout of 2580 of 26000 registered Lakewood voters approved creating the Lakewood Park Recreation and Parkways District, granting partial self government for parks and recreation. Five board members were elected: Ruth Bach, Heather Rad, Don Nelson, John Todd, and Robert Devitt, with Nelson and Todd leading in votes. The district includes most of Lakewood, the Lakewood Country Club, and will fund facilities directly.
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Lakewood
Lakewood Park, Recreation and Parkways
Ruth Bach
Heather Rad
Don Nelson
Lakeweon Chamber
Monlaco
John Todd
Ocana Ave
Robert Devitt
Harvey’ Way
Charles Wright
Warwood Rd
Belly Landing Shakes Up 83 at Chicago Airport
An Eastern Air Lines Super-Constellation belly landed after its wheels collapsed on a Municipal Airport runway Tuesday. One passenger, Joseph J. Zidd of Chicago, was lightly injured. The four engine plane skidded 4000 feet and ended on turf, temporarily closing the runway while larger jets diverted to Milwaukee and other cities. Smaller aircraft used a parallel runway.
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Chicago
Eastern Air Lines
Joseph J. Zidd
Milwaukee
Seal Beach Eyes De annexation for Big Housing Project
Seal Beach council moves to de annex about 75 acres north of the city to pave the way for a large residential development. Hellman estate plans a 180 acre site for Pacific Coast Hwy, with the city to annex 30 acres and other lands. the plan allows drilling on the Hellman property and aims to welcome 846 homes and a bus center, pending county election.
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Seal Beach
Seer
Hellman
Pacific Coast Hwy
al Leonard
Asnex
A. Hill
Hellman| Jestate
Hellman Interests
Leonard
Missing Ferry with 30 aboard in dense English fog
A sea ferry named Farringtford reportedly vanished Tuesday night with 30 people aboard as dense fog shut down air sea and road travel across much of England. Weather hampered rescue efforts and authorities sought survivors.
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London
Farringtford
England
Torch Settles Traffic Beaf Fire Incident in Pico
Deputies booked Lionel C. Richards 42 and Cecil H. Richards 27 after they used a home made flamethrower on three youths following a car to car argument at Rosemead and Whittier in Pico. The three Whittier youths fled a three block chase as flames danced near their feet and their car was wrecked. The suspects claim self defense after being threatened with hammers during the Washington Blvd dispute.
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Sherriff
Lionel C. Richards
Cecil H. Richards
San Gabriel
Rosemead and
Whittier Blvd
Pico
Thomas Beechman
Raymond Crawford
Richard Lorenzo
Whittier
Wholesale coffee price boosts hit California and nation
SAN FRANCISCO two major companies raised wholesale coffee prices by two cents per pound on Tuesday with three other California firms signaling further increases. Retail spokesmen expect the higher wholesale costs to appear in stores within about two weeks as General Food Corp boosted Maxwell House wholesale prices nationwide and Folger Coffee Co followed suit.
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San Francisco
California
General “Food. Corp
Maxwell. House
Folger Coffee: Co, Folce
Stalin in coma after paralytic stroke in Moscow
Moscow broadcast via Tass reports Joseph Stalin in grave condition after a brain hemorrhage. His right arm and leg paralyzed, speech lost, heart and breathing affected. Medical team listed and central committee pledges unity and continued leadership.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Tass
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Ussr
Council of Ministers
Ilness
Communist’ Party
Stalm
P. E._ Lukomsky
Academy of Medical Science
The
V. Konovalov
V. I. Ivahove
A. F. Tretyakov
I Kuperin
Comrade Stalin
Communist, Party of the Soviet, Union and the
Malenkov Emerges as Possible Stalin Successor
Washington dispatch reports increasing speculation over a post Stalin leadership. Georgi Malenkov is viewed as a leading claimant, while officials caution about Kremlin power struggles or purges. The illness news shocks State Department and underscores Stalin's dictatorial grip on Soviet policy.
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John Wightower
Washington
Kremlin
Stalin
State Department
Moscow
Iron Curtain
Weatherman Ferdinandish Forecast Stirring Markets
Weatherman Ferdinandish announces spring trends as markets rally. He notes rising temperatures and stock activity turning upward. The report points to broader climate and economic signals influencing investors and gardeners alike.
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Jim Jeffries
L.A.C
U. S
Lakewood Parkway
Preitier Stalin
Wasa
By Eddy Gilmore
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Yosif Vissarionovich Stalin
Council of Ministers of the Ussr
J. V. Stalin
Brosdésst
Loge
Malenkov
Red Russia
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