Newsman Comes Home Malenkov Seen On Top
Eddy Gilmore, former Associated Press chief in Moscow, says Soviet leaders may ease travel limits next summer and may permit foreign tourists again. He returns to the United States with his wife Tamara and two children, aboard the Trevre Frances. Gilmore believes Premier Malenkov appears firmly in charge and that no major revolution is expected despite post Stalin changes.
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New York
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Gilmore
United States
Tamara
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Woulists
Ile de France
Gloomy Weather Forecast for POW Exchange Start
The weather forecaster offered a gloomy outlook for Wednesday’s start of Operation Big Switch, predicting a cloudy day with scattered showers as prisoners of war are exchanged.
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Munsan
Pico dealer jailed after 105 mph Lakewood chase
Pico used car dealer Leslie Joel Kay, 39, of Pico, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and speeding after a 105 mph pursuit that started at the Traffic Circle and ended at Artesia and Lakewood. Judge Charles D. Wallace sentenced him to 50 days or $250 plus 10 days or $100, combined with jail when fines could not be paid.
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Pico
Kay- Tor
P. D. Sandvik
E. Rasenlof
Rosenlof
Lakewood
Spring St
Kayior
del Amo
Kaylor
Rosemor
Artesia
Long Beach
San Francisco
Charles D. Wallace
110 Made Homeless by Montreal Blazes
Two flash fires swept 22 flats and four houses in six hours leaving 110 people homeless. Sixty fled the streets of Pont Viau after an early fire leveled two apartment houses and two summer cottages. Later fifty were driven from Aix Mats in the east end when fire spread from a shed to a three story building.
Knowland Succeeds Taft as Senate GOP Leader
William F. Knowland was elected Senate majority leader to succeed the late Robert A. Taft. The California Republican won 39 of 45 votes at a closed door conference. Homer Ferguson was chosen to head the Senate GOP Policy Committee, succeeding Knowland.
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Washington
William F. Knowland
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Homer F. Ferguson
Michigan
GOP
Knowland
Bridges
New Hampshire
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Robert A
Salina air crash and Panmunjom POW swap headline
An Air Force B-25 crash near Salina left 10 crewmen alive with two severely burned after a field landing. Three construction workers freed a trapped airman from the tail as the plane burned. Separately at Panmunjom, 400 Allied POWs returned home in the Korea War exchange, with 74,000 prisoners to be released overall.
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Rambhar
Salina
Kan
Air Force
C. G. Germain
Iowa
Olan Dawson
Sa- Hina
Germain
March Air Force Base
Calif
Forbes Afb
Topeka
Smokey Hill
North Korea
Red
Red Cross
Panmunjom
U. N
Dulles Arrives in Seoul for Talks With Rhee on Peace
Secretary of State Dulles landed in Seoul after a 13 hour flight to meet President Syngman Rhee. He aimed to transform the armistice into a lasting peace and pursue Korean unification by peaceful means. Dulles, delayed by engine trouble, emphasized Eisenhower's interest in Korea and was joined by top aides and Cabot Lodge.
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Sequl
Dulles
Washington
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
Korea
Aids
Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Rhee
Where to Find It in the Newspaper Reference List
The page list outlines locations for sections from Beach to Your World across B-1 B-3 A-9 A-8 8-2 and other page markers. It serves as a catalog guiding readers to Classified Comics Editorial Obituaries and sports and entertainment features.
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Boyle
Paca
Baé
Tidal
Cannery Strike Accord Reached in California
AFL-CIO Cannery workers and California Processors and Growers Inc reached a tentative agreement after a week of mediation ending a week long strike against major California canneries. Wage compromise reported, details to be released after ratification by both sides.
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SAN_FRANCISCO
AFL
Carmery Workers
California Processors and Growers, Inc
Sidez
John W. Bristow
CPG
Ohio Senator May Be Head for University
Middletown Ohio report says Dr Arthur Flemming will replace U S Sen Robert Taft who died in Cincinnati routing party control. Flemming already heads Ohio Wesleyan University on leave and was named director of the Office of Defense Mobilization. Governor Lausche would appoint Taft's successor. Flemming leans Republican though is not formally aligned.
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Middletown
Ohio
Arthur Flemming
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Office of
Defense Mobilization
Frank Lausche
Sen. Taft
Cincinnati
Sen
Taft
Senate
Wayne Morse
Journal
Truck-Trailer Stolen With 35,000 Pounds Beef
A truck loaded with 35,000 pounds of fresh quartered beef destined for overseas military shipment was hijacked on a Stockton street Monday. Police report Weldon B. Wood of Los Angeles delivered the supply to Ted's Meat Co. about 1 a.m. Monday. returning later that day, he found the truck missing.
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Vckton
Stockton
Weldon B. Wood
Los Angeles
Ted
Meat Co
Bern
Weather- Moti seat throoge Wadean
A weather report notes a motion seat through Wadean and a storage area, with intermittent readings and potential impact on local conditions. Observers urge caution as forecasted winds and moisture affect travel and outdoor plans.
Guards Repel Communists in West Berlin Food Raids
More than 6000 Communists attacked food distribution centers in West Berlin. Police repelled the assaults with clubs and water guns, dozens were injured, and about 159 were arrested including seven women. Incidents occurred in Neukoelln Kreuzberg and Wedding. U S official Conant invited the Soviet High Commissioner to chair talks to unfreeze East German funds for relief.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
Neukoelln
Kreuzberg
Weds Ding
U.S
James E. Conant
Vladimir Semyonov
Russia
East Zone
Germany
Conant
U. S
Drowned in Iran floods hit Vaz village and nearby towns
An estimated 265 people drowned in flash floods that swamped Vaz and adjacent villages near the Yagged Elburz Mountains in northern Iran. Vaz was buried in mud as a wall of water swept through the valley, with at least 226 the reported dead in Vaz. Officials sent medicines and food to the stricken area as thousands of homes and livestock were washed away.
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Tehran
Iran
Vaz
Tijan
Chelsia
Caspian Sea
Elburz
Bakhter Emrooz
Plaza Ballot to Be Held Despite Suit
The annexation election in Lakewood Plaza Units 1 and 2 will proceed Thursday despite a lawsuit. Attorneys say there is insufficient time to obtain a preliminary injunction, though a future court ruling could void results. A trial resumes Wednesday before Judge Frank Swain in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Lakewood Plaza
Swain
Angelo Iacoboni
John Todd
Atlee Arnold
Frank Swain
Los Angeles Superior Court
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