Long Beach POW Tibor Rubin to Return Home After Release
Tibor Rubin, disabled in a Communist prison since 1950, is en route home after a prisoner exchange. Irwin Rubin plans to drive to Travis Air Force Base to meet the 63 released Americans. His sister and sister-in-law will also travel, visiting family near Cerritos Drive.
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Tibor Rubin
Associated Press
Tibor
Tokyo
Long Beach
Irwin Rubin
Travis Air Force Base
Sacramento
Tewin
Gloria
Irene Goldberg
Goldberg
Aaron
Rubin
Cerritos Dr
Goldbergs
Cerritos
Cpl
Cal
Wardrow Rd
Irvin
Iewin
Tiber
Anti Red POWs May Be Freed in S Korea
PANMUNJOM AP The Allies warned Communists they might free 32 000 North Koreans who refuse to go home. Lt Gen William K Harrison said freeing prisoners in South Korea would follow a Reds pattern, and suggested nominating a neutral caretaker nation for 48 000 Communist prisoners who refuse repatriation. The talks paused with Harrison noting no concessions on prisoner disposition.
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Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
South Korea
Reds
Ntil
Harrison
Long Beach
Red
Armed Bandit Forces Woman to Drive to San Francisco
A Los Angeles woman said an armed man forced her to drive from Hollywood to San Francisco, with the gun held on her lap for the entire trip. The suspect ordered her to stop at California Street and Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco before fleeing on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Julian. Dente
Hollywood Blvd
Tye
California St
van Ness Ave
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
The notice lists sections and page locations for various features in the issue. It details where to find classifieds, comics, editorials, sports, and other regular columns across pages C and B, with specific page numbers for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Gael Gomez Arrested For Unpermitted Garbage Hauling
Guadalupe A. Gomez, 21, of Harbor City, was jailed after Los Angeles Public Works cited a complaint by J C Falion. Gomez allegedly hauled garbage from local cafes without a permit, admitting the dispute with area businesses over collection. Police indicated the waste may be used as animal feed.
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San Pedro
Shakespeare
Los Angeles
Guadalupe A. Gomez
Gomez
Fallon
Palice
Douglas Union Meets Denies Strike Plans
Two Long Beach Douglas Aircraft Co. union meetings were held as CIO-VAW officials rejected rumors of a quick strike. Deadlocked for weeks over a new contract, both sides attended conciliations in Los Angeles. The union said meetings were to discuss an insurance proposition, with a forthcoming question and answer session on the contract. Evening and day shifts met at union headquarters and Town Hall to hear updates. The spokesman noted no vote is needed as the negotiating committee holds strike powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Dougles Aircraft Co
Cio-Vaw
Los Angeles
Wight
Long Beach S Blvd
Town Hall
Colombian Ship Dochara Sinks With Five Dead Five Missing
A Colombian motor vessel Dochara sank off Bahia de Cupica after a leak. Five crewmen and four police officers are listed dead and 52 are missing. Officials report 23 survivors rescued from the Pacific. The ship carried 70 police employees and crew of about 70 when it foundered early today.
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Buenav Lra
Colombia
Dochara
Pacific Ocean
Mie
Bahia de Cupica
Seismograph Records Two Heavy Earthquakes
Fordham University's seismograph logged two heavy tremors today, believed to have struck the South Pacific about 000 miles away. The events were recorded at 1:45 and 1:53 a.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fordham University
South Pacific
Plan Unveiled for Leaders for Congress
Washington report says President Eisenhower seeks an eight and a half billion dollar reduction from Truman budget figures for the fiscal year starting July 1, with about half of the saving to occur in the current year. Lawmakers note potential large immediate cuts, focusing mainly on military and foreign aid, while indicating fuzzy prospects for balancing the cash budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Rep. Short
Short
Truman Administration
Flouse Armed Services Committee
Defense Dept Reorganizing Sought by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower sent Congress a plan to reorganize the Defense Department to boost civilian control of military heads while curbing Joint Chiefs of Staff power. The proposal would create six more assistant secretaries and abolish several boards and agencies including the Munitions Board and the Defense Supply Management Agency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Munitions Board
Research and Development Board
Defense, Supply Management Agency
East Longshore Boss Defies AFL Order at Senate Hearing
East Coast longshore leader Joseph P. Ryan told a Senate Commerce Subcommittee that he has ignored AFL orders to purge criminals from ILA jobs. He said organizers were chosen by locals and he didn’t know applicants’ records. Ryan admitted the AFL had ordered action, with a council meeting planned mid-May to decide on a reply.
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Washington
Joseph P. Ryan
Senate
AFL
Young
Husky
International Longshoremen's Association
Senate Commerce
Downey Rice
ILA
New York
Ryan
John J. Pastore
D- R-T
TLA
Four Die After Anaheim Collision With Gas Truck
A morning crash at Lincoln Boulevard and Euclid Avenue in Anaheim killed three Buena Park women and a Placentia man. The car struck a westbound gasoline tanker, were crushed as the truck dragged 185 feet into an orange grove, with the driver of the truck unharmed but shaken.
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Placentia
Anaheim
Buena Park
Lincoln Blvd
Euclid Ave
Bessie Chapman McCord
Moody St
Eula Mae Siefken
Marshall St
Alma Bennett Thompson
Grand Ave
Chester William Stonehocker
Bradford Ave
Lincoln Blvdi
John Edward Slattery
Wilmar
Lang Transportation Co
Los Angeles
Anaheim Community Hospital
Hilgenfeldé Mortuary
Mostly sunny through Friday with warm afternoons
Weather forecast indicates mostly sunny conditions through Friday with occasional partial cloudiness. Temperatures rise slightly with today’s high near 68 degrees and warmer afternoons ahead.
Dovey Refuses U S Demand for $40,000 Revenue Case
Police Chief William H. Dovey, backed by a legal opinion, refuses to surrender $40,000 to the U S Bureau of Internal Revenue. The money, seized March 6 in a raid on an alleged lottery ring headed by John Segla, is tied to a lien of $94,867.18 for back income taxes. Dovey cites Section 3710 of the Bureau code, claiming the property is under judicial process and not subject to the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Davey
U. S
Troopship With Engine Trouble Heads Toward Pearl Harbor
A military transport carrying troops bound for Pearl Harbor developed engine trouble but was not in danger and was expected to reach Pearl Harbor on Saturday under its own power. the Hawaiian Sea Frontier did not identify the vessel.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Illinois Crime Crusader Is Calif. Fugitive
The treasurer of a suburban Northlake Village crime commission, tied to an antigambling crusader assault, was identified as a New York parole violator and a California parolee. Known as Frenk Rabowski, 49, he was a diesel engineer and former reform ticket candidate. Convictions include a 1930 store robbery in New York, a later statutory rape charge, and an escape from Placerville County Jail in 1946. His history and California fugitive status emerged during FBI checks linked to his wife’s atomic-installation job application.
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Chicago
Crime Commission
Northlake Village
New York
California
Edward Connerton
Winnis
FBI
Northlake
Frenk Ribowski
Tan
Connerton
Cornelius Pytsch
Rabowski
Placerville
Virginia
Reno
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Phisuheis Bclass Wirraewooo
S. Korea
By Robert B. Tuckman
Armed Bandit
S. F
Gael Gomez
Douglas Union
Defense Dept
Ike
East Longshore
Dovey
Illinois
Calif
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