Speed Kills At Crackup Corner Crash Claims Three
A crash at Crackup Corner left three dead and others injured. Leonard Salisbury, bartender, died instantly after being thrown from a car. Mrs. Slider was hospitalized with serious injuries including a fractured skull and possible back fracture. Clyde Hansen found Salisbury’s body on the canopy top. Police urge speed reduction and improved lighting as authorities study signal operations at the state controlled intersection.
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Beria Purged as Trial Preparations Begin in USSR
The Soviet Supreme Council approved Lavrenty Beria’s ouster on criminal and antistate grounds and referred his case to the USSR supreme court. Malenkov framed charges against Beria, once Stalin’s secret police head, amid power struggles and purge fallout across the USSR and satellites.
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All Crackup Corner Fatal Wrecks Similar
A flood of early morning crashes at Crackup Corner Lakewood Bird Spring intersections left six deaths for 1952. Notable fatalities include July 27 Mrs Helen McCullough 31 of Tulane Ave in a two car crash. May 1 Whitier resident Eugene Jacobsen. and April 23 Minnesota resident Thomas Deppa. Police report high speeds and red light violations. Since July, two traffic officers patrol midnight to 8 am. speeds have reached 90 to over 100 mph on Lakewood Blvd. A 55 mph limit exists on Lakewood Blvd and Spring St.
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Iran and Russia Plan Friendship Conclave
Washington reports budget chief Joseph Dodge urged agencies to report minimum needs for cars and chauffeurs by Oct 1 to cut government size. In Tehran the Iranians announced Russia and Iran will form a joint commission to address pooling and transfer of cars, aiming to strengthen ties while resolving differences.
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Dulles Reports on Korea Talks and Prisoner Issue
Secretary Dulles described progress on Korea talks, noting potential reciprocal actions if prisoners do not return. He said most imprisoned Americans were not informing on others and discussed handling of criminal prisoners. He also reported on Japan's role under UN command and emphasized no secret agreements with Rhee.
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Bus Service Curtailed by City Lines Consideration
City Council weighs curtailing bus service with a possible competing franchise and municipal operation as schedules show longer weekday and Sunday headways. City Lines reported fare structure changes, while a spokesman criticized the token formula.
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