Eight Hurt In P E Crash Lynwood
Eight people sustained minor injuries when a Pacific Electric train bound for Bellflower collided with a light truck at the Wright Road crossing in Lynwood. Injured residents came from Bellflower Paramount and Cypress. Louise Easley of Bellflower treated for injuries in Fresno. Also noted: Superior Judge Ernest Klette died at his home after weeks of illness. Truck driver Al Witback of Cypress and PE motorman Rodney J Price of Compton suffered minor injuries.
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Lynwood
Wright Rd
Bellflower
Paramount
Cypress
Louise Easley
el Geroma
Fresno
Ernest Klette
California
Cynthia Smoot
Second &T
al Witback
Bishop
P.E
Rodney J. Price
Compton
Where to Put Savings Editorial
An editorial discusses how to protect savings from inflation as the dollar loses value. It notes the 1940 dollar may be worth about 58 cents today and projects a discouraging outlook for hedging against inflation over the next decade.
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Jorge
Vet Caught After Brutal Slaying Orgy
A berserk veteran shot and killed five people and wounded four in a mass shooting across three homes in Malaga and Landis Township. Ernest Ingenito, 25, fled in a battered sedan before being captured by two state troopers in Piney Hollow. He killed his father in law Michael Mazzoli and mother in law Pearl Mazzoli and wounded his wife, who was also among the victims.
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Malaga
N. J
U.P
Ernest Ipgenito
Landis Township
Tie
Ingenito
Piney Hollow
Michael Mazzoli
Pearl
Sea Crazed
War's End Seen But With Border Duty
Tokyo November 18 INS reporter says South Korean Defense Minister Shin Sung Mo and Gen Douglas MacArthur expect the Korean war to end soon. UN troops will reach the Manchurian border by Christmas, though South Korea will need forces for another year to garrison the frontier. Shin says the ROK Army will be strong enough to take over border duties then.
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Tokyo
Shin Sung Mo
Sin
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Shin
Korea
ROK
Republic of Korea
Girl Says Mom Made Her Steal
An 18 year old Artesia girl testified that her mother forced her to take the blame for a $407 theft. Lois Barger claimed she was compelled to admit to deputies last August that she stole the money, while the mother, Oralee Barger, denies the coercion and was arraigned on grand theft charges.
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Lois Barger
Artesia
Oralae
Bellflower
Lois
Mra. Barger
Loiz
S. Norwalk Blvd
Bellower
Oralee Barger
Rose St
Truman urges immediate aid to anti Soviet Yugoslavia
President Truman warned that Tito’s government could topple and Yugoslavia’s defenses would weaken against a Soviet attack without swift help. He planned to send an emergency aid proposal to Congress meeting November 27, in addition to flour already rushed to Yugoslavia.
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HST
Yugoslavia
Washington
Truman
Marshal Tito
Tito
Mr. Trut
Congress
United Press
Allies Unchecked Near Border in Korea Advance
Allied troops pushed toward the Manchurian and Soviet frontiers in Northeast Korea amid weakening Communist resistance. Marines and Navy aircraft supported operations around Kapsan, near the frontier 21 miles from Manchuria. South Korean forces moved seven miles northeast of the river on the East Coast as the Seventh Division neared Hyesanjin. A spokesman said no sizeable Communist forces lay between the advancing units and the borders.
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Tokyo
Korea
Kapsan
Hyesanjin
10Th Co
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