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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1952

Page

5

U N Warns Civilians Then Bombs Sinchon Battle Report

United Nations forces warned civilians to flee Sinchon then dispatched ten planes to bomb a troop center southwest of Pyongyang as North Korean, Chinese, and South Korean forces clashed. Air force data showed MIG losses rose in August due to intensified U N bombing and fighter strikes while Red camps remained poorly marked for POW handling.

Miller Road Lansing Mich James Pinnon Goldsboro N. C Fifth Air Force Seoul Sinchon Pyongyang North Korea Capital Hill Pukhan River Freth U. N U.N Red China United Nations U. N. Command Reds U._N Washington Defense Department Air Force Fin Loiter Pentagon Far East Otto T. Weyland

VFW Delegates Demand Strong Military Pact and U.N. Reforms

A VFW convention blasts surrender of sovereignty, backs universal military training and larger reserves, supports tighter sanctions on Czechoslovakia, calls for release of William Oatis, and pushes for a bigger merchant marine. Over 400 resolutions address veterans affairs, foreign policy, and domestic security. officers are nominated with no opposition in most races.

Unesco United Nations Czechoslovakia William Oatis Associated Press Veterans Administration Cothran Wayne E. Richards Arkansas City Kan Merion B. Tice Mitchel S. D FR. B. Handy Jr Kansas City Timothy J Murphy Dorchester Mass John‘stone Beech Deansville Texas George L. Holm Chicago Liadies Ellie E. Schill iNew van Nuys Calif Walter M. O'Brien Globe Ariz National Guard Herman Stroh Lynwood Cal Albert Armstrong Washington, D. C Robert S. Jurgens St. Faul, Minn

Four Die as Plane Crashes Into Mountain Peak

A plane crash on a mountain ridge leaves four people dead. Officials say weather and rugged terrain hindered rescue efforts as investigators begin review of flight path and distress signals. Names and affiliations are not yet released pending family notices.

Dope Sale Suspect Released on Bail

A Long Beach case reports Ernestine Price, 20, of Los Angeles, freed on 510,000 bail after pleading innocent to two heroin selling charges. Co defendant Othello Renfroe, 31, faces trial for selling heroin. Trial dates set for September in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Long Beach Ernestine Price Los Angeles Fice Renfroe Miss Price Heroine

452nd Wing Reunion Set

The first full scale reunion of the 452nd Light Bomb Wing Air Force Reserve recalled to active duty from Long Beach and sent to Korea will be held tomorrow night at Municipal Airport. The buffet dinner dance will be in both officers and noncommissioned officers clubs starting at 8 p.m. Members of the 452nd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing now stationed at the scenes.

452Nd Light Air Force Reserve Long Beach Korea Municipal 452Nd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing

California Reds sentenced in conspiracy trial appeal denied

The fourteen defendants including Mrs. Yates receive uniform sentences after Judge Mathes rejects defense bid to reverse the verdict. Yates faces continued court appearance for criminal contempt as she refused to answer questions at the witness stand. The judge denies bail moves while noting all defendants are equally guilty of the offense and calls their trial atmosphere legal.

Lima al Richmond Loretta Starvus Stack Henry Steinberg Oleta @Conner Yates Mathes Los Angeles County Schneiderman Richmond Communist Party Spector New York L. Wirin

Special CHP Units for Accident Areas

SACRAMENTO Aug. 8 Special squads of California Highway Patrol traffic trouble shooters will be deployed in serious accident areas to curb deaths and injuries. Commissioner Clifford E. Peterson said the squads will work with regular patrolmen in danger zones, concentrating where most crashes occur. Funds approved by the Legislature last March made the program possible.

Sacramento California Highway Patrol Istate Clifford E. Peterson CAP Peterson

Butter Eggs Poultry Prices Stop Tight Markets

Fragmented OCR lists butter eggs and poultry pricing details for wholesale to retailers. Mentions Grade A butter and various weights and forms, including hens and rabbits, with regional price adjustments and consumer-facing notes.

US Tech News Garvice Whatewaly Curtons Haree Larue

Kennick Plans Fight for 18th District Democratic Nomination

Joseph Kennick vows a determined campaign to win the 18th District Democratic nomination at the state executive committee meeting in Stockton on August 22. He pledges to attend with local delegates and challenge opponents on fair grounds, charging outsiders blocked local input at the Sacramento session that Kennick did not attend. Wade remains silent as Local officials criticize the caucus that sidelined Long Beach-Lakewood delegates. Mrs. Lucille Toll, a 18th District delegate to Chicago, will speak at the North Long Beach Democratic Club on August 16 with dinner at 6:30 and speech to follow.

Joseph Kennick Stockton Long Beach Juvenile Bureau 18Th District Sacramento Kennick Kennnick Long Beach Lakewood Fletcher Wade Harry Wade Toll Lucille "Toll Chicago Democratic Clule Atlantic Ave Bennet Jacobs

Duo Missing in Boat Safe in San Diego

Two men aboard Jayhawk are now reported safe in San Diego after several days of Coast Guard search. Coast Guard continues to seek the overdue fishing boat St. Vincente with two men aboard off Lower California.

Coast Guard San Diego Lower California Serang Avalon Honolulu Hubert Hobson Sherman Oaks Leonard Leary Arch Crane Edward DuFiesene

Tennessee House slate shows Democrats strong across districts

Tennessee voters favored Democratic incumbents in most congressional races as Rep. J.B. Frazier Jr led in the Third District and Reps L. Eving, Pat Sutton, Pearcy Priest, and Jere Cooper pressed strong bids in their districts. Republicans faced token opposition, with Hobart Atkins and R. Beecher Witt securing unopposed nominations for Senate and Governor respectively, plus Reece and Baker unopposed for Congress.

House Appropriations Committee Nantly J.B. Frazier Jr Joe ‘L. Eving Pat Sutton Pearcy Priest Nashville Jere Cooper Tennessee Hobart Atkins Knoxville R. Beecher Witt Madisonville National Committee Carroll Reece Johnson City Howard Baker Huntsville

Fire Near Klamath Again Out of Control

A brush and timber fire near Klamath, California, raged out of control for a second day, covering nearly 2000 acres. About 330 firefighters fought the blaze since Monday, including 54 San Quentin convicts using bulldozers and hoses as foresters warned winds and dry weather hampered containment efforts.

Cureka Klamath San Quentin

California campuses target by un American activities panel

SACRAMENTO Aug. 8 The Senate un American activities committee announced it is going after communism on California campuses with a determination. Sen. Hugh M. Burns said all major colleges and universities have agreed to cooperate to create a solid academic front against Communist infiltration. He noted there is no epidemic, only a cooperative effort to counter Communist party techniques in colleges.

Sacramento Senate un-American Activities Committee California Als Hugh M.burns D.-Fresno Communist Party Colege

Court Rule Hits Los Angeles Councilmen

In San Francisco, the California Supreme Court ordered Los Angeles city councilmen to show cause why they should not be held in contempt. The show cause stems from the $126,000,000 housing program dispute, with the Los Angeles Housing Authority obtaining the order on its August 4 petition.

San Francisco Los Angeles California Supreme Court High Court Los Angeles Housing Authority

Swap It For Cash Ad Sells For Collars

Local classified offers quick cash for unwanted items. Call the press tele ad line at 6 9066 to arrange fast sale.

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