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Newspaper

Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1951

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Red drive smashed as Allies go on offensive

On the fifth day of the East front Red offensive Communist China’s forces suffered 48 000 casualties as Allied armor seized the initiative along the east central front. Reds shifted to smaller attacks elsewhere while the Allied lines held and some withdrawals occurred on the west central front. An Eighth Army spokesman called the enemy gamble smashed with heavy losses as armored relief columns moved to seize the initiative.

Tokyo C.P Ching United States East Central Front West Central Front Eighth Army Korea

Yanks Sail for Duty in Germany

New York May 19 3200 American infantrymen sailed for Germany forming the van guard of the 18 000 strong Fourth Division under General Eisenhower. They boarded the transport Gen Patch and Gen Hodges as a drizzle fell and a band played Women waved and cheered as Ivy Division troops left for Atlantic pact war service Some were draftees trained at Fort Benning and the Rolling Fourth followed from Staten Island.

America Fourth Division New York City Germany General Patch New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Patch Hodges Ivy Division Ft. Benning Muir Staten Island Second Armored Division Europe

Stars' Homes Periled by Encino Brush Fire

In Encino on May 19 firemen confined a brush fire advancing toward the hills, threatening the homes of film star Clark Gable and other celebrities in the area. The blaze was contained with no reports of injuries.

Encino Clark Gable Encino Hills

Reds Can Seem Nice People

A columnist warns that the Red menace hides traitors within unions lodges and churches and even charming movie colony Communists conceal a dangerous moral degeneration. The piece notes a continued discussion on page 14 A.

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U S Parades Military Might for Berliners

Berlin on Armed Forces Day witnessed a display of reinforced occupation troops, with soldiers in fighting trim and air force planes roaring overhead. Tanks and artillery backed the march before Allied and German audiences in the American zone, described by observers as the best postwar display of discipline and appearance.

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Three Car Crash Injures Two on Atlantic Avenue

A three car pileup on Atlantic Ave south of Carson St sent two people to the hospital last night. Injured were Frank Janeway 48 of 1418 78th St and Demetre M Danalis 11 of 3775 Gardenia Ave. Police said Janeway stopped for traffic when Jones Los Angeles driver 47 halted behind him and Wolff 48 rear ended. The injured boy was a passenger in Jones car.

Atlantic Ave Carson St Frank Janeway 78Th St Demetre M. Danalis Gardenia Ave Janeways Atlantic Charles H. Jones Los Angeles Herbert A. Wolff Chestnut Ave Jones

Tenney to Seek Probe of $250000 Poker Fight

Sen. Jack B. Tenney announces a resolution asking the Sacramento County district attorney and the attorney general to investigate allegations that about $250000 was sent to defeat a bill outlawing draw poker. He cites a Long Beach Independent editorial and seeks action by the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee.

Sacramento Jack B. Tenney Los Angeles Tenney Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee Poker IL Southern California The Long Beach Lawrence A. Collins, Sr Independent Senate

Soviet Generals See Armed Forces Day Display in Washington

Capt Aleksander Kurthdsn, senior military representative of the Polish government, and Maj Gen Alexander Sizov along with Maj Gen Victor Nicolaevich watched a joint U S services weapons show at Bolling Air Force Base. They sat with a large crowd as tanks, planes, helicopters and Marines demonstrated weaponry. The event drew about 101000 attendees.

Washington Armed Services Aleksander Kurthdsn Pollah Ahso Army Navy Air Force Coast Guard Marines Bolling Air Force Base Alexander Sizov Victor Nicolaevich

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