Red Chinese Premier May See Stalin Soon
Moscow dispatch reports Chou En-tai may visit Stalin as top level talks between China and the Soviet Union unfold. Premier Chou met Vishinsky as officials anticipate two weeks of discussions covering economic political and military relations and the Far East with emphasis on Japan.
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Moscow
China
Chou En-tai
Stalin
Chow
Andrei Vishinsky
Japan
Chou
Kremlin
Politboro
V. M. Molotov
A. I. Mikoyar
N. A. Bulganin
Peiping
Washington
Russia
Korea
Port Arthur
Red ‘China
Changchun
State Department
Far East
Chou Hn-lai
Vishinsky
Thehangchun Railway
Dairen
Trans-Siberian Railway
Harbin
Taipei
Formosa
Central Daily News
Newsaper
Pheong Moscow
Chung Hua Jih Pao
Kuomintang
Chou Er-lai
U. N. Assembly
Rubber Strike Talks Go On in Cincinnati
Representatives of B F Goodrich Company and the United Rubber Workers CIO met again in Cincinnati today amid an eighteen thousand worker walkout across nine plants. Talks have been ongoing since the union contract expired July 15 after ten weeks of wage and contract negotiations. Goodrich runs tire and industrial rubber plants in Akron and Marion Ohio and operates facilities in Los Angeles Oaks Miami Tuscaloosa Cadillac Clarksville and Riverside New Jersey.
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Cincinnati
B. F. Goodrich Company
Strikin United Rubber Workers
CIO
Goodrich
Ohio
Akron
Marion
Los Angeles
Oaks
Miami
Okla
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Cadillac, Mich
Clarksville, Tenn
Riverside, N. J
Stowaway Dickie Love Strikes Again on Orient Trip
Dickie Love, a prolific young stowaway from Redwood City, hopped a bus to San Francisco and boarded a freighter bound for Orient. Police recovered him, returning him to his mother amid tales of prior escapades including stowing away on a New Orleans ship and an L A quake trip, plus multiple San Francisco to Los Angeles rides.
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Redwood City
Dickie Love
China
San Francisco
Dickie
Lover
New Orléans
Los Angeles
California
Christians Lack Unity Seen To Bind Reds In World Fight
In Lund Sweden Dr Kenny Smith Leiper of the U S Congregational Church warned that world Christianity lags in unity compared with Communism. He said the two missions confront each other and that Christianity must adopt a global stance. Rev Farid Aueeh, a leader in Syria and Lebanon, warned communism is active among some churches in the Middle East.
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Lund
Sweden
Kenny Smith Leiper
U. S. Congregational Church
World Council of Churches
Leiper
Leizer
Farid Aueeh
Supreme Council of Evangelical Churches
Syria
Lebanon
Middle
Ast
Macau-Red Chinese Border Reopened
The Macau Chinese border near the Portuguese enclave reopened last night after clashes in late July. Up to midday no one had crossed. produce traffic continued by boat. Negotiations over damages for injuries from the cross border exchanges were ongoing between Chinese Red and Portuguese officials.
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Hong Kong
China
Red
Cardinal Spellman Opens KC Meet in Los Angeles
Cardinal Spellman attended the Tith annual Knights of Columbus Supreme Council meeting in Los Angeles as Mass began the event. He urged Americans to resist secularism and communism, warning of threats to liberty. Rear Adm. John B. Heffernan was named principal speaker at the convention dinner.
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Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus Supreme Council
Francis Cardinal Speman
New York
J. Francis A. McIntyre
Charles F. Buddy
San Diego
Cardinal Spellman
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
John B. Heffernan
USN
USS
Tennessee
Vickers to Speak at Los Angeles Public Works Conclave
City Manager Samuel E. Vickers will discuss administration supervision and employee training during a panel on performance at the Public Works Congress and Equipment Show from Aug. 26 in Shrine Convention Hall Los Angeles. The meeting of public works officials runs Sunday through Wednesday with Aug. 27 forenoon financing talks led by Samuel M. Roberts Long Beach city director of finance.
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Samuel E. Vickers
Public Works, Congress and Equipment
Shrine Conventionall
Los Angeles
Samuel M. Roberts
Long Beach
Egyptian Held in Riot Probe
Cairo reports Amin Hafez Afifi, son of a former cabinet chief, is under arrest and held for investigation in connection with labor riots at Kafr El Dawar near Alexandria. El Misri links him to the spinning plant where nine died and many were hurt. A military court sentenced Mustafa Khamis to hang for inciting the riot.
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Cairo
Amin Hafez Afifi
Farouk
el Misri
Kafr el Dawar
Alexandria
Mustafa Khamis
Salvation Army Center Calls for Children's Clothing and Salvage Items
Brig. Rawson D. Gifford reports urgent need for children's clothing and salvage materials at the Salvation Army Social Service Center at 1370 Alamitos Ave. Long Beach residents are urged to donate usable clothing, pots, pans, dishes, furniture, bedding, rugs, and radios to aid families with limited income and to support an occupational therapy program for handicapped men.
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Salvation Army
Alamitos
Gifford
Sar Narangari
Brig
Rawson D. Gifford
Social Service Center
This Will Knock Em Dead Special Cleaners Offer
Petri's Cleaners advertises dry cleaning for blankets quilts and comforters with fixed prices and bagging in a plastic wrap. Draperies priced by size and material rates apply. Service available 24 hours with ten trucks covering Long Beach, Seal Beach, Lakewood and Los Altos area. Pickup phone 6 6291 or visit 1250 Grange Ave.
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Petri's
Long Beach
Seal Beach
Lakewood
Les Altes
Russians Build Jet Base Near Berlin Based on Neue Zeitung
Berlin reports the Soviet Union is constructing a jet air base in the east zone within striking distance of Berlin. The field lies along the Guben Cottbus highway, about 13 miles southwest, five miles long and two and a half wide, connected by an underground tunnel. Russian engineers supervise the construction with about 2000 East Germans laborers.
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Berlin
Neue Zeitung
U. S. Hig Commission
Guben
Neisse River
Cottbus
East Zone
Germany
West Berlin
Tehran Street Attack Over Stoning of U S Sergeant
In Tehran on August 19 communist youths stoned an American Army sergeant and a Persian driver during a traffic stop on a busy street. Police dispersed about 100 protesters with batons as the jeep fled. Sgt. James Hagan of Atlanta was identified by the U S Army mission and suffered a minor blow, remaining uninjured. The scene aligns with nightly clashes between nationalist and communist factions near Istanbul Street.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S. Army
James Hagan
Atlanta
Stanbul St
Rain Snuffs Fires in Antibes on Riviera
Torrential rains, first in three months, doused forest fires on the French Riviera. Fires had destroyed 12 houses and left about 100 people homeless in Antibes as of today.
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Antibes
France
French Riviera
Eight NATO Nations Plan Mainbrace Air Sea Exercise
Oslo reports an eight nation air sea exercise named Operation Mainbrace to sharpen eastern Atlantic defenses. Belgium Canada Denmark New Zealand France Netherlands Norway United Kingdom and United States will participate Sept 13 25 in Danish and Norwegian waters under joint command of McCormick and Brind. The operation centers on Allied blue maritime forces coordinating with land air units and carrier aircraft against Orange blue force attacks.
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Oslo
Norway
UP Adm
Patrick Brind
Europe
Atlantic
Norlwegian
NATO
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
New Zealand
France
Netherlands
United Kingdom
United States
Adm
Lynde DB. McCormick
RAF
U. S. Navy
Orange
Five RAF Men Die in Night Crashes
Five Royal Air Force personnel died in separate night crashes in Britain. A Valetta transport crashed after takeoff from Benson airfield in Oxfordshire on a night training flight, killing all three aboard. In County Durham two meteor jet fighters collided in fog during night maneuvers. two men died in the crash in one Meteor while the two in the other parachuted to safety.
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RAF
London
Royal Air Force
Valetta
Berson Airfield
Oxfordshire
Stanhope
County Durham
Engineer Renamed Bigler Reappointed at Harbor Dept
William D. Bigler is provisionally reappointed structural engineer in the Harbor Department at a salary of 521 dollars per month. The Harbor Commissioners extend the appointment for 150 days from August 29 or until a civil service eligibility list is ready, whichever comes first, to hold any required examination.
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William D. Bigler
Harbor Department
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Bigler
Texas Endures Drouth and Heat Wave Hits State
Dallas reports 18th straight day above 100 as drouth and heat grind Texas. Abilene farmers urge drought disaster status. White cites 68 million dollar crop losses across cotton rice and sorghum. Dallas records 108 in Seymour and 107 in Presidio as water wells and tanks run dry. Katherine Robinson dies of sunstroke amid rising heat fatalities. Banks warn rural lending strains. livestock moved to market amid low prices.
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Dallas
Texas
Drouth
North Texas
Dallas, Fort, Worth
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Allan Shivers
West Texas
John C. White
Ausin
Katherine Robinson
J. M. Patton
Paint Rock
Two Nursery Schools Set to Reopen September Second
The Poly nursery school at 715 E St and Cabrillo Nursery School at 2330 Williams St will reopen September 2. Josephine O Burgess, director of the local public school district child care program, says the centers serve preschool children of employed parents and are part of the state supported program.
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Macau
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KC Meet
Vickers
L.A
Salvation Army Center
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Dewan
Gelo
Alice
Salt Flat
Wink
Junction
Galveston
el An
Johns Menville
Tumber
Pine Ave
Stroock
Raglan
Colambia
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