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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1952

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Missing L A Child Found Unharmed After Hills Search

Highland Park reports Anita Reina a five year old girl missing since yesterday was found safe by Boy Scout Jerry Pistorio as he and Troop 600 searched the El Sereno Hills. She cried on a reservoir bank and asked for milk from her mother. Police and volunteers conducted a wide inch by inch search with over a thousand participants. The child wandered from home weeks ago and was found near a neighbor’s house before. Her mother, pregnant with another child, embraced her upon return.

Highland Park Anita Reina Jerry Pistorio Scout Troop 600 John Romero Pistorio el Sereno Reina Anita Margaret Ben Reina Associated Press

Eisenhower Resignation Reported As Campaign Plan

Washington April 9 AP All signs point to confirmation that Gen Dwight D Eisenhower plans to return home soon to campaign for the Republican ticket A lack of denial from any quarter that he has mailed a letter seeking relief as commander of NATO forces and Sen Henry Cabot Lodge remarks that the report could be true mark the development Lodge noted he could neither confirm nor deny the report He spoke while en route home after a Paris visit with Eisenhower and after a cable from Sen Dirksen urged him to secure Eisenhower’s unequivocal stance on eight issues. Continued on Page A-3 Col 4.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower North Atlantic Treaty Organization Henry Cabot Lodge R.mass Lodge Shannon Ireland Eisenhower Paris Sen. Dirksen Illnois

Army Maintenance Budget Cut Deepens in House Vote

The House cut the Army maintenance and operations budget by 435.6 million dollars amid protests that it would cripple the force. The vote, 4 to 79, supported an amendment by Rep. Johnson to further trim 135.6 million as the defense bill moves forward. Supporters argued waste and extravagance in maintenance, while critics warned of crippling the Army.

Washington House Rep Johnson R.-Calif House Appropriations Committee Truman Sikes D.-Fla Military Appropriations Subcommittee Mahon D.-Texas

U N negotiators call Russ issue a phony bargaining chip

PANMUNJOM Korea April 9 United Nations truce negotiator Maj Gen William K Harrison accused the Communists of turning the Russia issue into a phony bargaining chip to trade for airfield reconstruction during an armistice. He said such a deal is absolutely not acceptable and insisted airfield restrictions are vital to armistice stability. Harrison’s briefing dampened hopes for a quick compromise on armistice supervision.

Panmunjom Korea WPA United Nations Russia North Korea William K. Harrison LA. N Harrison Soviet Union U. N Ussr

Weather Update Says Cloudy Skies With Light Showers

Increasing cloudiness tonight and clouds with scattered light showers tomorrow. Light variable wind becoming southwest at 10 to 15 mph tomorrow afternoon.

Truman Urges Congress Backing Steel Plant Operation

President Truman asked Congress to authorize government operation of seized steel mills under specific terms by law. Courts heard challenges from Youngstown Sheet and Tube and other major mills seeking delays, while many plants remained closed as cases proceed.

Washington Truman Congress Capivo Federal John L. Wilson Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co Alexander Holtennf Wilson Cderce Wage Stabilization Board U.S. Steel

Allies Lose Hill as Reds Charge Near Front

SEOUL April 9 Allied infantry lost an eastern front hill position after 100 ComJunists stormed the peak from three directions. A U.N. unit spotted North Korean troops, repelled the first charge, called reinforcements, then withdrew through a southern gap. Across the front actions were minor. In the air, Allied fighters hit supply lines. The battleship Iowa entered combat, battering rail lines and buildings along a 50 mile coast. Iowa carries a 45,000 ton displacement and 2100 crew, including 1014 under 21.

Seoul Korea U.P U. N U.N Navy Iowa Towa

Two Planes Collide Over Camp Edwards Killing Twelve

At Camp Edwards Massachusetts two Otis AFB planes, an F-94 and a C7 transport, collided mid air over the firing range. All 12 aboard are believed dead. The crash occurred three miles from the base flight line, witnessed by Cape Cod residents who saw a bright flash.

Camp Edwards Mass Air Force Otis Air Force Base Robert W. Stephenson Otis Afb Cape Cod Falmouth Bourne Cape

U S Wide Strike Against Bell Phones Across Nation

The CIO Communications Workers union ordered a nationwide strike against Bell Telephone today with picket lines planned nationwide starting at 1 p m local time. An estimated 300 000 workers may be affected across Western Electric and Bell employees in four states.

U.S Bell Phones Washington CIO Communications Workers Union Today Bell Telephone System Bell Joseph A. Beirne CWA Western Electric Bell System Beirne Jbicket Ithern

Where to Find It and Page References

This fragmented index lists newspaper sections and page designations for features such as Beach Combing Fire and Ocean topics, Bridge, Classified ads, Crossword, Editorial, Finance, Radio and television, Obituaries, Political News, Sports, Shipping, Theaters, Tides, temperatures, and Weather activities across pages B-1 A-23 C-5 to 9 B-2 B-7 C-2 B-3 B-4 B-9.

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Taft Triumph in Illinois His Third in Row

Taft sweeps Illinois GOP presidential primary with about 70 percent of votes and roughly 48 or 49 of 60 delegates as Stassen trails in second and Eisenhower, absent on the ballot, is third. Kefauver leads Democrats with large vote. Stevenson strong for governor. Delegates to be partly chosen now, with 16 more to be picked later at conventions. Continued on Page A-5.

Chicago Robert A. Taft Harold Stassen Dwight D. Eisenhower Sen Taft Kefauver Estes Kefauver Odlai E. Stevenson Ilinois Stevenson

60 Planes Search for Craft 1 Men

A missing B 23 Air Force bomber with 12 aboard prompted a wide search across Colorado. Sixty planes from Air Force Civil Air Patrol and others searched after a spring snowstorm cleared, though conditions remained poor. The craft, last heard near Lowry Air Force Base 45 miles east at 9000 feet, did not land, and officials at Randolph Field Texas say it was assigned there. next of kin were being notified.

Denver Colorado Air Force Civil Air Patrol Lowry Air Force Base Randolph Field Air Force Base San Antonio Texas

Bolivian Military Revolt Claims Victory in La Paz

In Bolivia a revolt by army police and civilians toppled military governor Gen Hugo Ballivian who seized power last May. MNR leader Victor Paz Estenssoro, exiled in Argentina, supported the uprising. Timani radio broadcast the success and uprisings spread nationwide with no casualties reported.

LA. Paz Bolivia Hugo. Ballivian National Revolutionary Party MNR Victor Paz la Paz Humberto Ferrez Ortiz Herman Silez Zuazo

Walls Crack as Temblor Hits Oklahoma City

An earthquake epicentered in eastern Oklahoma or Kansas rattled six states on April 9. The State Capitol Office Building in Oklahoma City cracked in three places while windows broke in Kansas City and Atchison. No injuries were reported though several workers fled as desks jolted. The quake, described as one of the strongest in the Midwest, was recorded by St. Louis University seismographs and linked to subsurface faults in the Namaha fault system.

Oklahoma City Texas Omaha Des Moines Oklahoma Kansas State Capitol Ponca City Atoka Kansas City Atchison Kan St. Benedict's Abbey Montgomery Ward Eddie Meisberger U. S. Army Engineers St. Joseph Missouri Iowa Nebraska

Tornado Warning Signals Risk Across Texas and Oklahoma

The Weather Bureau warned of possible scattered tornadoes in parts of Texas Louisiana Oklahoma and Arkansas this afternoon as a line of storms moves eastward. A 11 30 a m advisory said risk has eased in central Texas and most of Oklahoma but funnel clouds remain possible prompting safety measures. Warnings earlier drove hundreds to storm cellars with funnels spotted near Alva Cherokee and Cheyenne.

Washington Weather Bureau Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas Oklahoma Highway Patrol Alva Cherokee Cheyenne West

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