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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1947

Page

3

Search for Atcheson Continues Amid Helicopter Crash

In Honolulu Aug 20 the Navy said efforts to locate Ambassador George Atcheson Jr and other crash victims would continue despite loss of hope for alive recovery. Brig Gen Frederick H Kimble vowed full inquiry to Tokyo into the B 17 crash that killed 10 aboard. remaining patrols to be kept through the week as rescue craft monitor the sea 160 miles west of Honolulu.

Onolulu UPI Navy George Atcheson Jr Hawaiian Sea Frontier Frederick H. Kimble Tokyo Atcheson Kimble Army Air Inspector Honolulu

Murray Corp Pact Ends 30 Day Strike at Murray Corp

DETROIT August 20 GP A contract bypassing the right to court action for breach of contract was approved by United Auto Workers and Murray Corp of America ending a 30 day strike. Production to resume Thursday as maintenance staff report. The slowdown and sit down actions curtailed output at Ford and Studebaker plants reliant on Murray for body components.

Detroit United Auto Workers Murray Corp. of America Ford Motor Co Studebaker Corp Murray

Jap Says Two Yanks Had to Be Punished

Yokohama August 20 Ume Ektaro Uchiyama testified that two U S Diets must be punished for indiscriminate bombing. The executed men were Lt. Robert W. Nelson of Minneapolis Kansas and Sgt. Algy Slankey Apunus of Bayshore New York.

Yokohama UM Ektaro Uchiyama U. S Robert W. Nelson Minneapolis Kan Sgt Algy ‘“Slankey _Apunus Bayshore N.Y

Yearold Bridegroom to Wed Cousin in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh August 20 AP Mrs Alice B Thompson 42 a divorcee will wed her 17 year old cousin George Mikszan apprentice pressman here tomorrow with his father Andrew Mikszan’s consent due to minority. The Bollards grandparents who raised him comment fondly while Alice’s divorce from Frank Thompson was finalized last June after a 14 year marriage marked by abuse. Grandma Ballard offers best wishes noting George and Alice are thrifty and well regarded.

Pittsburgh Alice B. Thompson George Mikszan George Andrew Mikszan Ana Avits “Snompson George Wheh Bollards Mikszan Frank Thompson Luc Grandma Ballard Alice

Vet Building Rule Rescinded After Protest

In Los Angeles on August 20, the city council voted 12 to 2 to rescind a clause in a veterans homes resolution requiring plans and specs to be built strictly as originally adopted. The change allows plan revisions with buyer lender and Veterans Administration approval when material shortages delay construction. The action follows a protest by the Culver City Housing Corporation and applies to all contractors or builders.

Los Angeles Veterans Culver City Housing Corporation Veterans Affairs,and Public Housing Committee Veterans Administration

Relief Billed for Austria in $43 Million Aid Plan

The State Department announced $43,000,000 in American relief supplies for Austria amid a dispute with Russia over distribution. About 1,000,000 tons are planned for shipment in the next three months as Austria’s share of a $1,000,000,000 relief program, with wheat and cereals already moved. Supplies will be distributed under supervision and control per the June 15 Austrian agreement, while Russia’s stance on supervision remains unresolved.

Washington Austria State Department Tecay Russia Neiteat

Morse Scolds GOP Blunders in 1948 Campaign

Portland Oregon August 20 Wayne Morse told Sen. Morse admitted the GOP made political blunders but would still push to win the 1948 presidential vote. He criticized anti labor framing and urged Republicans to campaign with all his might for victory despite the Taf-Hartley bill clash and Senate veto override fears.

Portland Ore Sen, Wayne, L Morse -R.-Ore Morse Senate

Ice Cream Driver Rescued From Freezing Truck Compartment

In Philadelphia on August 20 a truck driver named John Sebastian, 25, was trapped and overcome in the cold of his vehicle’s freeze unit as the city sweltered. A passerby alerted Patrolman Robert Windisch, who freed him after the door swung shut and he kicked to stay alive. Sebastian revived at Hahnemann Hospital and explained the door closed behind him.

Philadise Hla Robert Windisch

MacArthur Frees Japanese Provisions to Cut Black Market

Yokyo reports MacArthur released a vast import of foods to Japan to curb the black market. He authorized distribution of 374000 tons in September and 286000 tons in October, supplementing the home grown ration.

YOKYO Mac Arthur Joa MacArthur United States

Navy Skystreak Poised for Speed Record Attempt

The Navy plans to fly its red D-558 Skystreak this week possibly tomorrow to challenge the Army world speed record of 623.8 miles per hour. The aircraft, a stub winged Douglas craft, is prepared for the run as reported by Key Press.

Navy Skystreak Merc Field Navy Army Douglas Gene ‘May Albert Boyd Boyd

Brain Surgery for 3 Patients at Western State Hospital

Tacoma dispatch reports mass brain surgery on 13 mental patients at Western Washington State Hospital using a new super orbital technique under Dr. Walter Freeman. Dr. Keller stated 10 of 13 may show improvement. 80 to 90 dementia praecox and involution psychosis cases were reviewed, with about 40 surgeries in five years.

Tacoma Wash Western Washington State Hospital W. N. Keller Walter Freeman Georgetown University Freeman Keller

General Placed Over Jap Revolving Fund

Brig. Gen. William T. Marquat was named acting controller of the occupied Japan export import revolving fund to spur trade development. The fund was created after a transfer for economic aid and stabilization. A separate note from New York reports Mina Edison, widow of Thomas A. Edison, gravely ill at Harkness Pavilion with attendants saying her condition is not good.

Tokyo William T. Marquat SCAP Japan New York Mina Edison Thomas A. Edison Harkness Pavilion

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