General Dean May Be Last PW Released
General William F. Dean, a former 24th Division commander, was reported by prisoners to be held in a North Korean camp and possibly among the last to be repatriated. Second Lt. Terry C. Clifford said Dean’s exact location was uncertain, with camp rumors near the Yalu River and possible Red centers at Keesong.
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Freedom Village
William F. Dean
North Korea
Dean
Terry C. Clifford
Staten Island
Noy
24Th Division
E ' Eahurs
Campi 5
Yain
Williams
Red Grauping Center
Keesong
Colorful Detroit Journalist Malcolm Bing Dies at Grace Hospital
Detroit mourns Malcolm W. Bing a colorful Free Press journalist and editorial director who died after a cerebral hemorrhage. He collapsed at his desk while writing his daily Good Morning column, ending a career spanning over fifty years in Detroit. Publisher John Knight called him one of the best newspapermen he ever knew.
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Detroit
Malcolm W. Bing
Detroit Free Dr
Bingay
Motor City
Detroit Free Press
John 3. Knight
Malcolm Ringay
Chilean Copper Freed of Limits
Santiago Chile Vice President reports the government will offer its stockpiled copper for sale to any buyer including iron curtain nations. The move defies the U S Chile military aid treaty and may harm U S relations. Chile hopes to ease a severe crisis as world copper prices fall from 36 to 29 cents per pound and annual production runs about 450000 tons.
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Santiago
Chile
United State
U. S-Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Washington
L B Driver Injured in 2 Car Crash
Onis Deuray 31 driver of 223 W Heath St injured in a two car collision at Alameda and Mealey Street Friday night. He received laceration treatment at Physicians and Surgeon Hospital Compton. Other driver John McIntyre 29 Culver City uninjured.
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Onis Deuray
Livestock Market Reports Steady Hogs Prices Rise
Hogs sold higher across the week while cattle and sheep averaged mixed to lower. Feeder buyers kept demand steady as barrows and gilts moved into the 25.90 to 26.50 range, with prime steers and yearlings showing strength though finish was uneven. Calves, cows, bulls and sows mostly closed lower, and lambs traded around 24.00 with steady seller activity amid lighter supplies. Total cattle and hogs around 3,000 head. market notes cite August price trends and strongest barrow values in two months.
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Berk
Inet Menth
B. Feaers
Aetegi
Cayimecs
Eaves
Nebraska
Somtana
Washiceton
Tndigna
Iowa Fed
Weekly Summary of U S Business and Industry Trends
The week saw brisk activity with steel production up and auto output topping last week. Gasoline and electric energy hit all time highs while construction spurred by a surge in July awards. GM faced outages at Livonia. Ford and others raced to cover gaps. The labor supply grew slightly, and industry signals point to a buyers market for steel but continued construction lag in some areas.
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New York
Commerce Department
U. S
General Motors
Livonia
Mich
Ford
Kaiser
Willow Run
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Buick
Chevrolet
National Association of Used Cap Dealers
F. W. Dodge Corp
Leme
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
A look at Business Week trends shows the market wavering between gains and declines as economists question the economy. The piece notes that the anticipated recession may arrive later and argues profits and margins could rise in 1954 despite a lower Dow. It highlights rising disposable income, a tax cut on Jan 1, and the effect of ending excess profits taxes on corporations like General Motors.
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Business. Week Magazine
U. S
Business Week
Dow
Census Bureau
United States
California
EPT
Korea
Jan
Mary
Harry D. Comer
General Motors
Cub Scout Breakfast Slated in Lakewood Sunday
Cub Scout group in the Lakewood area sponsors a breakfast from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Sunday at Recreation Park. Proceeds support local scouting activities and programs for youth.
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Cub Scout
Lakewood
Recreation Park
Municipal Bend Concert Program Details
Fragmentary program notes list conductor Eugene with concert events at Locust Avenue Band Shell. Principal soloist likely Arthur Claar with accompanying performers. date suggested as September 23 2000. Text is garbled but indicates a municipal concert sequence under a band shell setting.
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Eugene
Son
Shell
Locust Avenue
Corontt
Arthur Claar
Long Beach Blood Donor Enthusiasm Stands After Korea End
Top blood donors in Long Beach say the Korean War ceasefire changes nothing about donating. Notables like Dave B. Sontag and Ellen B. Michel share views on ongoing need for blood and the impact of gamma globulin. They stress continuous giving and duty to help others.
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Bix
Long Beach
Korea
Dave B. Sontag
Pepperwood Ave
Beleves
Sontag
Long Beach City
Ellen B. Michel
Stanton
Reader's Digest
John W. Cady
Lewis Ave
Kathryn C. Baker
Massachusetts Ave
Seaside Hospital
Flossy M. Hilburn
Josephine Heller
Ridgewood Ave
Pythians to Meet Pythian Sisters at Temple 63
Pythians will meet the Pythian Sisters Temple 63 at 728 Elm Ave at 7 30 p m Monday in a community gathering to discuss upcoming events and planned activities.
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Pythian Sisters'Temple
Elm Ave
Local obituaries of Long Beach residents and associates
Infant Anderson dies in local hospital. Survived by sister Kathleen and brother Kenneth. Private services in Disday Chapel. Valenzuela 70 of Pasadena Ave died in local hospital. Born in Santa Barbara, longtime Long Beach resident. Leaves son Anthony. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. at Sheelar-McFatiyen Mortuary chapel. Requiem Monday 9 a.m. at St Matthews Church. Interment All Scots Cemetery. Linkhorn 83 of Daisy Ave died in local hospital. Born Covington Kentucky, resident 24 years. Wife Hettie, son Ormal, five daughters. Services Monday noon at Mattell's chapel. burial Sunnyside Memorial Park. Curtis 29 of Los Angeles died in a LA hospital. Lived in Long Beach 20 years. Survived by wife Marie, son Merle Jr., brothers Edward Pringle and Allen Garber, sister Olive May Bailey. Services Utter-McKinley Chapel Monday 12 a.m. burial Sunnyside Memorial.
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Anderson
Roy Andersson
Long Beach Blvd
Kathleen
Kenneth
Disday Chapel
Linkhorn
Joseph F. Link
Daisy Ave
Covington
Wichita
Kaw
L. A. Club
Hettie
Ormal
Long Beach
Lois Coffman
John J. Woodson
Moore Memorial Methodist Church
Mattell's
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Utter-McKinley Chapel
Whittiers Blvd
Los Angeles
Tides and Temperatures FORK SUNDAY
Tides and temperatures for Fork on Sunday August 23 1953 note sunrise and sunset times and moon phases. High tides at 9 28 am 4 6 ft and 8 30 pm 6 7 ft while low tides occur 3 11 am 6 ft 2 45 pm 15 ft with weather data from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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U. S. Coast and Gendetic Survey
Long Beach Ministers Present Serions and Sermons
Long Beach churches list Sunday services with Rev Roy C Mason at North Long Beach Methodist and Rev Arnold G Breitler at Calvary Baptist offering sermons Thy Kingdom Come and The Walk of the Christian. Other pastors plan parables messages at Bay Shore Community Congregational Second Presbyterian First United and more across North Long Beach.
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Roy C. Mason
North Long Beach Methodist Church
Linden Ave
Arnold G. Breitler
Calvary Baptist
Red
Lime Ave
Harold Agar
Russell Larson
Milton Gabrielson
Jesus
Bay Shore Community Congregational
Christ
Company L Picnic for 237th Infantry in Emporia
Former members of Company L 237th Infantry of Emporia Kansas plan their annual picnic on Sunday September 13 at the home of Fred J Haworth 1090 Temple Ave according to Art Brier 914 FE Carson St All members and wives are invited.
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Company L
237Th Infantry
Emporia
Kan
Fred J. Haworth
Temple Ave
Art Brier
Carson St
Four Long Beach students win Whittier College scholarships
Four Long Beach students earned competitive Whittier College scholarships for the coming year. Dr. Charles W. Cooper announced that 36 scholarships were awarded to high school and junior college graduates for varying amounts based on scholarship ability achievement character and citizenship. Ardis Mapes and David Ray won Rose Hills Scholarships of 300 each. Sidney A. Foster and Marvin Sippel each received George H. Mayr Foundation Scholarships of 200 each.
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Long Beach
Whittier College
Charles W. Cooper
Ardis Mapes
Plymouth St
David Ray
Galiota, Ave
Rose Hills
Sidney A. Foster
San Francisco
Marvin Sippel
Grundy
George H. Mayr Foundation
U S Supports Review of U N Charter
The United States backs a conference to consider revising the UN charter. The issue will reach the General Assembly in 1955. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Wiley released letters with Secretary of State Dulles confirming support for a charter review conference while noting unrevealed specifics.
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Washington
U. S. State Department
U.N. General Assembly
U. S
Wiley (H.wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
State Department
Hair Specialist Here Tomorrow at Wilton Hotel
In San Diego on August 22 a hair specialist will demo new home methods to grow thicker hair and prevent baldness at the Wilton Hotel. J D Welch, a trichologist, will personally examine men and women from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., offering free private examinations and a home treatment combining physical and chemical therapy.
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J. D. Welch
San Diego
Calif
Long Beach
J.D. Welch
Wilton Hotel
E. Herlan Fischer
Wel
Tha
Watchlaw
Welch Cone
Welch
Wilton
Tomorow
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Caponatt Cy
Ranen
Hee
Walter Beeede JR
Paul H. Macgregor
F. Buthan & Co
Dow-Jones Industrials
DE LA Chapelle
Paine, Webser
Jackson & Gurns
Municipal Bend
Dave Sontag
Harbor
By Sally Curtiss
Eong
Southern California
Max
Statlao
Mig
Omen
Bewport
Ban Gabriel
Er Gily
San Pedro
Santa Ana
EL Entre
Santa Barba
Albuquerque
Okishoma City
Pendleton Ce
Bakerstiel Bismarck
Coisa
Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Cc Bt
Helena
Kansas City
Nocevilte
BO Fllliston
Russell M. Brougher
Second Presbyterian Church
Ewing Hudson
Brougher
John A. Thompson
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Cairo
Egypt
First United Presbyterian Church
Community Presbyterian Church of North
Bert Welch
Villa Riviera Hotel
Richard Minugh
Man
George C. Marsh
Bixby Knolls Christian Church
Pauline Marsh Hammond
Truman, Minn
Joe Jenkins
Donald G. Schnenker
University Lutheran Church
Clark Ave
Irene Halderson
Kumuduni Mazumdar
Lee Memorial Mission of
Calcutta
East Long Beach
W. E. McNeely
North Long Beach
Church of Christ
Constance Brewer
Smotion
Richard Acosta T
Mexico
Albert J. Kempin
Community Church of God
Quentin P. Royer
Grace Methodist Church
Harold Stallings
Sheriff's Office
Loran Hancock
First Christian Evangel
Company L Picnic
L.B
James William Baird
The
Presbytery of
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Richards
Church of the Brethren
Virginia Fessler
Ina Frost
Fred Schwarz
Sydney
Australia
Evangelical
United
Brethren Church
Schwarz
Martin C. Olgan
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Giuentin PF. Royer
East Long Beach Methodist Church
Maj
William Miller
Salvation Army
Citadel
Locust Ave
Fourth St
Pine Ave
Maj. Miller
John H. Peters
Saint Stephens Lutheran Church
William Harrison Myers
First Methodist Church
Shey Ae Plang
Aatr
Rae
Faa
Alex Vesquar
Mr. Vesquen
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