Seal Beach Opposes Bigger Jetties and Bridge Move
Seal Beach city council approved drafting a protest against extending Alamitos Bay and Anaheim Bay jetties that could trap sand on the ocean front and leave the pier landlocked. They also took no action on delaying removal of the Ocean Blvd Bridge amid Marina development negotiations with Long Beach officials.
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Seal Beach
Alamitos Bay
Anaheim Bay
Frank Shufelt
Alamitos Bay Marina
Long Beach
Pair Arraigned on Grand Theft
Hernie Marlowe aged 30 of Downey Avenue Downey and George A Cook aged 33 of Gardendale Street Paramount were arraigned in Judge Roberta Butzbachs Signal Hill Justice Court on grand theft charges. Preliminary hearing set for April 24 at 10 p.m. for theft of an $800 welding generator from Paramount Steel Corp Long Beach April 6. The machine was recovered Saturday in Shafter California by Shafter police. Cook bail set at $1000 Marlowes at $500.
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Hernie Marlowe
Downey Ave
Downey
George A. Cook
Gardendale St
Paramount
Roberta Butzbach
Signal Hill
Justic Court
Paramount Steel Corp
Wardlow Rd
Long Beach
Disaster fund request sent to city manager for study
Vern Morrill president of the Civic League asked the City Council for a disaster fund to cover clerical help supplies and minor expenses for the Civil Defense and Disaster Relief Council. The proposal was referred to the city manager for study and report.
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Vern Morrill
The
Civic League
Bradley Opposes M Arthur and Warns on War Policy
In a Washington briefing Bradley objects to widening conflict and rejects preventive war. He endorses limited action in Korea tied to NATO aims, criticizes using air bases in Manchuria, and argues policy must align with military capability without escalation toward a broader war. He notes views align with MacArthur on stalemate and stresses civilian control of foreign policy.
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United States
U. S
Manchuria
U. N
Korea
Asia
Indochina
Thailand
Formosa
Russia
Washington
Defense Department
Bradley
State Department
White House
MacArthur
Far East Command
Truman
Thiefs
Europe
Not Guilty Plea in Kathy Fiscus Law Fence Case
Lou L. Smith of 1851 Lime Ave pleaded not guilty in Signal Hill Justice Court to violating the Kathy Fiscus Law for failing to fence an excavation on the San Gabriel River west bank near Del Amo Street. Judge Roberta Buizbach set a jury trial for May 4 at 10 a.m. Smith, facing charges from July 1950, allegedly owned the site and did not complete the required fencing after a February drowning of Roger Lee Mayon, 10, in the area. Bail remained $200.
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Lou L. Smith
Lime Ave
Signal Hill
Kathy Fiscus
San Gabriel River
del Amo St
Roberta Buizbach
Smith
Sheriff's Department
Roger Lee Mayon
Marwick Ave
Lakewood
Guerrillas Battle in Northern Romania Area Amid Refugee Reports
In a mountainous region of Red Albania guerrillas numbering over six thousand clash with government forces. Newly arrived refugees report continued anti-Communist resistance as Russian police and military experts rush to the satellite nation. A US official cites Korea as a potential path to peace and warns against appeasement while pledging support for the United Nations.
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Rome
Italy
Red Albania
Ex-convict Admits Attack on L A Girl
Ignacio S. Sanchez a 39 year old previously pardoned offender admitted abducting and assaulting a 4 year old girl Beatrice Matias daughter of Mrs Mary Matias in Los Angeles He was booked on charges of suspected kidnapping and rape after police found bloodstained clothing in a car near the scene and surgeons reported the girl in serious condition at General Hospital
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OS Angeles
General Hospital
Beatrice Macias
Mary Macias
H. P. Stockbridge
East
Sanchez
Garner Brown
McNeil Island
Beaty Sentenced to Six Months for Drunk Driving
Joseph B. Beaty a 46 year old salesman pled guilty to drunk driving and was sentenced to six months in county jail by Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby. Beaty was involved in a traffic accident last October 8 on Pacific Coast Highway between Atlantic and Lime Avenues.
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Joseph B. Beaty
Joseph M. Maltby
Beaty
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Lime Aves
Probation Granted to Two Servicemen in Narcotics Case
Two young servicemen Bruce B. Strand an 18 year old Marine and Jack D. Martin a 20 year old Navy enlisted man received two years probation from Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby after pleading guilty to conspiring to violate narcotics laws by possessing marijuana. They admitted ownership of marijuana found in a locker at the Pacific Electric depot on February 7.
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Bruce B. Strand
Jack D. Martin
Joseph M. Maltby
Pacific Electric Depot
Wake Island Hero Backs MacArthur Policy
PresSBURGH April 17 Major General F S Devereux, famed Wake Island Marine, supported a foreign policy urged by General Douglas MacArthur and called for decisive U S action in Korea. He urged the United States to lead or withdraw, saying it is time to decide our own foreign policy, not follow Downing Street.
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Pressburgh
F. S. Devereux
Wake Island
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Devereux
Downing St
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Mass
House
United Nations
Good Housekeeping
Wey
Duncan Phyfe
Craddock
Ae ‘Co G Furniture Stores
E. Broadway
E. Anaheim ST
L. A
Axminster
Tony Blik
Serene
Yellowstone
Golden California
Black Wills
Colorado
American Ae Lines
East Long Beach
California
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