Romulo Calls for Wider UN Fight in Korea
Gen. Carlos P. Romulo urged expanding United Nations military participation in Korea. He said some members may be asked to provide armed forces and aid beyond those already involved, calling it essential for universal peace and the first UN selective security effort.
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United Nations
Korea
Rumulo
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
World Organization
Soviet Union
Romulo
U.N
United States
Hector Rite at Navy Chapel to honor USS Hector
The USS Hector, a premier Long Beach home port vessel, will be honored today at 3 pm in the Navy Family Chapel 451 W. Ocean Blvd. Chaplain Harry Leigh Pink will recognize officers and crew. Families and friends attend as prayers are offered for all aboard. Children will be cared for in the nursery below deck.
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Hector
Iest
Long Beach
Navy Family Chapel
Ocean Blvd
Harry Leigh-Pink
Body of Airman Found in Desert
Lt. Freeman B. Horner of Carswell Air Force Base Fort Worth Texas was identified as the body found twelve miles south of Salome Arizona. He had been missing since May 12 after a B36 bomber training flight where a fuselage window blew out. The body was located by a Salome businessman and transported to Wickenburg before arriving at Williams AFB Arizona.
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Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
Desert
Salome
Freeman B. Horner
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Tex
Wickenburg
Horner
Arizona
Interocean Vessel Chartered for Carbon Coke Run
Interocean Line's ship has been chartered for a single voyage carrying carbon coke from Long Beach to Iun for Great Lakes Carbon Co. The move keeps Interocean's Pa caastropean service uninterrupted. A spokesman said the line plans at least four sailings from Long Beach, part of efforts to expand offerings during a historically heavy period.
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Interocean Line
Dsrmanger
Long Beach
Iun
Great Lakes Carbon Co
Interocean
Pacaastropean
Cares
City Hall Clothing Drive For Prisoners Needs Supplies
City Hall police desk collects usable clothing and shoes for prisoners’ work crews. Sgt. Howard Sweet asks residents to donate suitable garments and arrange pickups. tuxedos are not desired.
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Howard Sweet
Sweet
Five-day Benefit Fair Spotlighting Top Entertainers
Sponsors of the Long Beach Community Fair stage a five day event at Veterans Memorial Stadium from Wednesday to Sunday. Television and movie stars perform on 8 and 10 p.m. shows with gates opening at 6 p.m. Opening ceremonies are scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday. The fair opens at noon Friday through Sunday with a two man day program featuring a cooking school and baking contest on Friday. A children’s show is set for Saturday and a family day program Sunday. The Downtown Lions Club leads with help from 38 Long Beach service clubs to raise funds for local youth groups and charities.
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Long Beach
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Lions Club
Mormon Chief's Last Rites Flowers At Salt Lake Tabernacle
Flame of tributes crowd the Salt Lake Tabernacle for President George Albert Smith of the Latter-day Saints. Nine trucks haul blooms to the Salt Lake City Cemetery plot. A floral buffalo skull graces the organ pipes, symbolizing pioneer hardships.
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Salt Lake City
Morimon Tabernacle
George Albert Smith
Latter-day Saints
Mormon) Church
Oval Tabernacle
Iplot
Premier Hussein Ala Ends Martial Law in Tehran
In Tehran April 7 Premier Hussein Ala said martial law will be lifted in Tehran at 5 a.m. Sunday, after law and order prevailed. Martial rule began March 20 following assassinations and threats from nationalist factions. It will remain in seven southern oil field areas where Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. workers strike for pay and living conditions, with about 6,000 of 80,000 workers still out.
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Tehran
Iran
Hussein Ala
Jyabiner
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
U.S
China
State Department
U. S
Russia
Iren
Tran
Turkey
Razmara
Parlament
Voice of America
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Suez Canal
India
Majlis
Rey
Anglo-Iranian Co
Barmara
America
Britain
England
Middle East
Greece
Thrace
Istanbul
Ankara
Erzerum
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Unita
Thomas Finletter
Adana
Bulgaria
Breakfast Meet Set by Retail Druggists
Dick Chapline of the Brunawig Drug Co. will speak at a breakfast meeting of Long Beach Retail Druggists Association at 7 o'clock Tuesday at Miljer's Restaurant, 2116 Pact Ave. Plans are made for members to attend the California Pharmaceutical Association convention at Coronado June 3 4 5 and 6, according to President George Verimillion.
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Dick Chapline
Brunawig Drug Co
Long Beach Retail Druggists Association
Miljer
Pact Ave
Reribera
California Pharmaceutical Association
Coronado
George Verimillion
Soviet Grab of Iran Would Split World
Robert B Hewett and Edwin B Greenwald examine a Soviet sweep through Iran and Turkey as a strategic threat. The piece outlines how a Russian advance could split the world, seize Iran’s oil riches, and press toward the Mediterranean, with Iran and Turkey mobilizing defensively and the West enhancing aid to Turkey to curb communism.
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Iran
Hert
Robert B. Hewett
Tahras
Edwin A. Greenwaold
Istanbul
Edwin B. Greenwald
Turkey
Soviet Union
Suez Cay
Texas
Tran
Iron Curtain
Persia
Indonesia
Burma
India
Russia
Peter the Great
Aegean Sea
Ali Razmara
Traniar
Britain
DuBridge on Thought Control in Soviet Union
California Institute of Technology President Lee A. DuBridge said Soviet biology purges show how thought control reaches science. He warned liberal education protects the U S from Communist doctrine and likened the crisis to the 1861 soil of liberty versus slavery conflict. DuBridge spoke at a Western College Association annuity meeting.
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WHR
California Institute of Technology
Lee A. DuBridge
DuBridge
Western College Association
Soviet Union
America
Pasadens
Dentists Aids Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Long Beach Dental Assistants Association board will convene tomorrow at 6 p.m. in Dr. A. H. Osborne's Security Building offices. Members are enrolled in a six week first aid course taught by Sidney Gould, with the first class held last Thursday at Red Cross headquarters. Cay Rammel leads the program. Helen Rigel serves as association president. At the Los Angeles convention, Cay Ram mel was named president, with Mary Joyce Patterson as corresponding secretary and Rose Mclivaine also noted.
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Long Beach Dental Assistants Association
A. H. Osborne
Sidney Gould
Red Cross
Cay Rammel
Helen Rigel
Associstun
State Dental Assistants Association
Los Angeles
Cay Ram
Irradiated sawdust feeds cows says GE scientists
In Schenectady on April 7 General Electric scientists report that irradiating sawdust with high voltage electrons or cathode rays makes the cellulose in pure sawdust digestible by cows. Tests indicate sawdust feed can be rendered usable through irradiation.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
30Y STOLEN He Was Heavy for a Little Tot
Police report a cast iron toddler statue stolen from Daytona Beach home. Mrs E Blerney says the figure weighed about 75 pounds, dressed in black pants and a yellow polka dot shirt, valued at $200, last seen by the walk in front of the house. No suspects named.
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Daytona Beach
Filia
E. Blerney
Missing Aircraft Found Three Dead Passengers Reported
In Palm Springs on April 7 a Civil Air Patrol ground party found a light Bellanca wreck in the San Gorgonio Mountains near Beaumont. All three aboard perished, including pilot Claude D Curtiss of Arlington California and passengers Mrs Leon Bucher aged 38 and her 10 year old daughter Janice of Riverside.
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Palm Springs
Civil Air Patrol
Bellanca
al Gomend
Arlington
San Gorgonio Mountains
Beaumont
Claude D. Curtiss
Arlinton
Calif
Leon Bucher
Janice
Riverside
Colleagues Death Shocks Capt Wick Over Crash Tragedy
Four Army officers died in a Santa Ynez Mountains plane crash on Friday night shocking Capt. Toby Wick visiting his parents in Long Beach. Wick had earlier traveled with the officers on an inspection at Camp Roberts and is part of a Sixth Army inspection team. The officers were from General Mark Clark's headquarters staff, and Wick was en route to inspect further Southern California Army installations.
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Army
Fort Monroe
Southwest Airways
Santa Ynez Mountains
Toby Wick
A. A. Wick
Long Beach Bird
Wick
Camp Roberts
Presidio of
San Francisco
Sixth Army
Mark Clark
Army Field Forces
Camp Roberts Wyndnar
California
Former Long Beach Man Dies in Corona
James Orland Siddens, 47, of Corona and former Long Beach resident from 1937 to 1947, died Friday at home. Survived by widow Effie, three daughters Joyce Brunson of Corona, Ruth Hays and Geraldine Hartman of Los Angeles, mother Julia Siddens, brother Frank Siddens, sister Marjorie Hughes, and three grandchildren. Service at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Bell Thomas Moriu aly, Carat.
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James Orland Siddens
Corona
Long Beach
Effie
Joyce Brunson
Ruth Hays
Geraldine Hartman
Los Angeles
Julia Siddens
Frank W. Siddens
Marjorie Hughes
Bell
Thomas Moriualy
Blast Tests Underway in Utah Desert and Colorado
Army engineers report tests in remote Utah desert and Colorado to study shelter construction against blasts. TNT charges up to 320 pounds will be used to model effects of atomic explosions without using actual atomic material.
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Sacramento
Utah
Colorado
Army
Engineers
McGrath Says Congress Should Not Probe Courts
Tyler Texas April 7 The attorney general McGrath said Congress should not shake an investigative stick at the federal courts He disputed Bricker Ohio who urged broader investigations to include federal judges McGrath spoke to the Smith County Bar Association and said there is no need for such an inquiry and that Congress has no power to do so.
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Tyler
Texas
McGrath
Congress
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Smith County Bar Association
India Assured U S aid in postwar grain help
New Delhi April 7 Food Minister K M Munshi told parliament the United States is doing all in its power to expedite food aid to India. He noted America recently gave 2,179,000 tons of grain at a special price and diverted a 50,000-ton shipment from Italy while preparing 13 ships redeployed to ship grain already bought but not yet sent.
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New Delhi
India
K. M. Munshi
United States
Truman
Italy
Mississippi's Last Confederate Vet Dies
HATTIESBURG MISS April 7 Thomas Wiley Guinn 103 the last Confederate veteran in Mississippi died today at his home near New Augusta.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Thomas Wiley Guinn
Mississippi
New Augusta
Hoover Backing Senate Bid to Abolish RFC
Former President Hoover endorsed a drive in the Senate to abolish the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. A Senate subcommittee accuses the RFC of political influence, while Byrd cites Hoover’s call to end the agency. Hoover headed the Hoover Commission which recommended liquidation rather than outright continuation.
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Hoover
Senate
Washington
Reconstruction
Finance Corp
Congress
Tig
RYC
Senate Banking
White House
Sen
Byrd
D.-Va
Hoover Commission
New Oil Offer to Iran Urged
London reports note the United States backs a new deal to keep Persian oil flowing west. The plan would nationalize the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co concessions while keeping control of production and refining with a 50-50 profit share between companies and Iran. Talks in Washington next week will discuss the proposal.
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London
United States
Britain
Iran
Anglo Tranian Oil Co
British
Ol Co
Middle East
Washington
Hospital Attache Confesses Theft at New Jersey Hospital
Newark April 7 the chief accountant at St Barnabas Hospital admitted embezzling 19299 dollars to gamble on horse racing. John Zabady age 40 a John Marshall Law School and Wharton School graduate faced police remarks as staff prepared a farewell party and planned to present a traveling bag.
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Newark
N. J
St. Barnabas Hospital
Arthur Coakley
John Zabady
John Marshall Law School
Jersey City
Wharton School of Business and Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Werner Baxter Ills Deepen. Cisco Kid Star Fights Illness
Beverly, April 7 report states Werner Baxter, 57, famed as the original Cisco Kid, is seriously ill for a second time in months. Doctors say a chronic illness causes pain, eating difficulty, and malnutrition, with Dr. Richard Barton warning Baxter's condition is increasingly critical.
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Beverly Mince
Baxter
Cisco Kid
Richard Barton
Retail Celebrity Promises Address at Long Beach Luncheon
Maury Nee of Washington DC will chair the retail planning committee and retailers advisory committee to the U S Department of Commerce at a Wilton Hotel luncheon on April 15. George Green of Long Beach Retailers and 1950 president of a national furniture group will discuss Washington developments and new regulations with William F Jenkins of the IRFA set to speak. Karl Ward will preside as president of the Long Beach Furniture Dealers Association invites all retailers to attend.
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Long Beach
Associated
National Retail Furniture Association
Maury Nee
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Commerce
Wilton Hotel
George Green
Nee
P. J. Ned Company
National Furniture Organization
Washington
William F. Jenkins
Pacific Coast
IRFA
Karl M. Ward
Long Beach Furniture Dealers Association
Blondell Joins Cast In The Blue Veil Film
Joan Blondell travels from Broadway to Hollywood to play a fading musical star in The Blue Veil four episode story. She will shoot in three weeks after finishing Happy Birthday on stage. Jane Wyman leads an all star cast including Charles Laughton and Richard Carlson. Curtis Bernhardt directs.
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Jerry Ward
Norman Krasna
Joan Blondel
Hollywood
Joan
Birmingham
Ala
Ward
Krasna
Hood
Jail Terms Expected for Costello Adonis
VPI Randolph Halley chief counsel of the Senate crime investigating committee said today he expects Frank Costello and Joe Adonis to go to jail for contempt in refusing to answer committee questions. He spoke at Roosevelt Hospital where he is recovering from surgery and plans to leave soon.
Badman Loses Kidnap Victim's New Baby Girl
Omaha story recalls a 1963 jail escape in which Nathan Distefano, held hostage during a posse pursuit, pledged to name his child after a conspirator if he returned alive. The newborn girl, a six pound eleven ounce baby, was delivered to Mrs. Distefano after the escape end.
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Badman
Omaha
Nathan Distefano
Douglas County
Distefano
Dewey Battershaw
Battershaw
St. Johns
Ariz
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