Reds Build Up Under Air Attack Front News
U S Eighth Army reports Communist troops strengthening along the Korean front under clear weather that allowed air and artillery strikes. Jets engage in a brief sky battle near the Manchurian frontier as Red ground reinforcements move toward central front positions. A South Korean force strikes a Communist hill position near Kan Song before noon. The UN unit withdraws after intense fighting and a rival command post is overrun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Eighth Army
Korea
Iron-Triangle
Kaesong
Kansong
Yanggu
United Nations
Ex-Resident Killed in Plunge from LA Hotel
George Lockridge, 65, formerly of Long Beach, leaped to his death from the 12th floor of a downtown Los Angeles hotel last night after a bellboy pleaded with him. A card in his pocket showed he was a former Long Beach resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lockridge
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Lockridge
Charles Biri
Lochridge
Birt
Community program in Bixby Park with film and concert
The Recreation Department hosts a 7 p m program in Bixby Park featuring Remedy for Riches with Jean Hersholt as Dr Christian at the close of the event. Eugene LaBarre conducts the Long Beach Municipal Band with a bagpipe solo by John Guthrie plus a quiz and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hersholt
Dr. Christian
Recreation Department
Bixby Park
Long Beach
Flying veterinarian from Seattle aids coastal animals
Dr. Wallace F. Flynn and his wife Bethine fly 600 miles monthly to attend animals in Washington coast lands and islands. Their two seater craft with pontoons lands on lakes and bays enabling care unreachable by road. They ferry sick or injured animals to Seattle hospital and plan to visit Long Beach Animal Shelter while based at San Pedro California Yacht Anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace J. Flynn
Seattle
Long Beach
Humane Societies
Pacific Coast
Flynns
California Yacht Anchorage
San
Flying Parsons
Northwest
Wallace F. Flynn
Washington
Flynn
Long Beath Animal Shelter
San Pedro
Soviet press warns US plans over Korea, USSR, China
Moscow papers publish synchronized editorials accusing the United States of keeping forces in Korea to pursue aggressive aims against the USSR and the Chinese People’s Republic. They reference a Soviet peace campaign and a proposed multi-nation pact as propaganda amid stalled armistice talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Korea
Ussr
Chinese People's Republic
Soviet Union
China
France
Britain
Pravda
Communist Party
Investia
Supreme Soviet
Trud
Red Star
Red Fleet
United Nations
Amercans
World
Time Saver Log promotes weekly TV programs guide
A notice advertises Time Saver Log offering weekly TV program details with when where who and what. It promotes a trial subscription for 15 weeks at five dollars a year and lists single copy price and newsstand availability plus a Melrose Los Angeles address and phone number.
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TV Time
Melrose
Los Angeles
Bob Walker Dies in Emotional Upset
The life of actor Bob Walker spans Salt Lake City birth in 1919, dramatic training in New York and Hollywood rise, multiple marriages including Jennifer Jones, and legal troubles with recovery after mental treatment in Topeka. The piece chronicles his career highs in Vengeance Valley and Strangers on a Train and his turbulent personal life.
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Hargrove
Tokyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Horace Walker
Deseret Evening’ News
Bob
San Diego
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Hortense Odlum
New York
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Walker
Miss Jones
Jennifer
Cherry Lane
Greenwich Village
Bobby
Michael
Holywood
Ycles
David 0. Selanick
Selanick
Topeka
Vengeance Valley
Buré Lancaster
My Son
John
Helen Hayes
Alfred Hitchcock
Menninger Clinic
Europe
MR. Cinderella
Hollywood
Mrs. Cinderella
Bernadette
Selznick
Selnick
Irene
Jenifer
Mediterranean
Barbara Fore
Joan Ford
Woman Slightly Hurt in Alameda Street Collision
Betty Irene King, 21, of El His St, was injured in a two car crash at Alameda Street and Sepulveda Boulevard yesterday per Highway Patrol. Described injuries as minor. Passenger in a car driven by Charles Parker, 29, of Long Beach. Driver of second car was John Van Yperen, 31, Cypress. Neither driver hurt.
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Betty Irene King
el His St
Alameda St
Sepulveda Blvd
Highway Patrol
Charles Parker
Gallup St
Long Beach
John van Yperen
Bishop St
Cypress
Ridgway rejects Reds latest demand amid armistice talks
Gen Ridgway spurns a new Reds demand after a bombing incident halted last Thursday’s talks. The UN commander says progress toward ceasefire and armistice is the aim, with investigations showing no forces under any command involved. The Kaesong talks stall as the demilitarized zone issue remains deadlocked since July.
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Ridgway
Reds
Public Information Office
U. N
Kaesong
Korea
United Nations Command
Rious
Kae Song
Long Beach
Red
Panmunjom
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Red Korea
C. Turner Day
U.N
Connally Warns on Readiness and Alliance Strength
Connally argues the act strengthens the United States by backing allies to deter aggression and avoid war. Moody warns Europe lacks full wartime readiness, predicting three years to build adequate forces against a possible Communist attack. Bradley cautions against guessing Soviet intent as Congress debates the foreign aid bill and speed to action. McFarland urges swift passage to unlock further funding while noting the bill itself contains no actual money.
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Mich
Jamounet
Connally
For
Senate
United States
Moody
Europe
Dwight D. Fisenhower
France
Congress
U. S
Omar Bradley
Russia
Kremlin
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
House
McFarland
Arizona
Truman
City expands training program for city employees
Harold E. Putman, personnel director, announced an enlarged city training program. Starting Sept. 17, 60 gas department workers will study natural gas elements at Long Beach City College. Evening classes will be offered next month in purchasing, vehicle-accident prevention, and conference techniques with city personnel as instructors. Courses in supervision and public relations resume Sept. 12 and 13 at City College. Plans include follow-up supervisory courses, orientation for new hires, management training, first aid, and training for personnel clerks and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Puttman
Long Beach City College
City College
Putman
New City
Explorers of Wilds Fail to Reappear
Four British navy officers who set out on a month long expedition into northeast Greenland failed to reappear as scheduled. The Air Ministry said the plane reported no sign of the explorers near the coast where they planned to rendezvous for their return to civilization. They were scouting ahead for a larger British expedition planned for next year.
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London
Greenland
Air Ministry
Husband and Wife on Opposing Tickets in Wingate Election
Wingate Arizona voters face a local clash as Mr James Ingersoll and his wife are nominated on opposite tickets for the November 6 Wingate town election. Mrs Ingersoll is the Republican candidate for town clerk while her husband runs as the Democratic candidate for town trustee.
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Wingate
Ing
James Ingersoll
L B Man Candidate for Reserve Office
Charles P. Howe of Long Beach to run for national president at the Fleet Reserve Association 24th national convention in Jacksonville Florida. Howe a retired Navy man with 30 years service is current national vice president. James W. Mullins of Seattle is also seeking the top post. The Fleet Reserve includes retired and active Navy and Marine Corps veterans with long service records.
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Charles P. Howe
Long Beach
Fleet Reserve Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Howe
Navy
James W. Mullins
Seattle
Fleet Reserve
Marine Corps
Three Kansans Die in Arizona Crash
Three Topeka residents were killed in a head-on crash near Sanders Arizona. Injured were Julian Zuta of California and Helen Hesse of Topeka in the same car. Dead were Marvin Shelton 47 Darrell Hamm 26 and Marion Hamm 29.
Polio Case Rise Reported by Long Beach Chapter
Forty nine poliomyelitis cases have been reported to the Long Beach Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis this year, up from 23 in the same period last year. Most cases are in Lakewood district with adults aged 32 to 36. Six iron lung cases are under care at Rancho Los Amigos and two at General Hospital. three deaths are recorded. The chapter covers Long Beach city, Lakewood, Lincoln Village and Avalon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
National Foundation For
Lakewood
Mae E. Algeo
Rancho Los Amigos
General Hospital
Algeo
Lincoln Village
Avalon
Dope traffic alleged to fund Communist propaganda
Milan August report accuses public health official Giovanni Migliori of saying American Communist leaders control drug traffic from Soviet Europe to the United States. He cites a route through eastern Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria and Italy and claims millions in narcotics entered the U S in the past year under a group tied to the mole church.
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Milan
Italy
Europe
United States
Giovanni Battista Migliori
Cortiere Della Sera
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Austria
America
Migilori
Migliori
U. S
Schooner Toa Feared Lost With 28 Aboard
Santiago Chile reports fear that the schooner Toa carrying 28 persons including 19 passengers and nine crew may have sunk while en route from Valparaiso to Juan Fernandez Island in the Pacific. No news has been heard since Aug 19 departure.
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Santiago
Chile
Toa
Juan Fernandez Island
Pacific
Valparaiso
Juan Fernandez
Ila
Navy Takes 37 on Orientation Flight
Thirty seven Southland residents including Vince Barnett the comedian visit Jest ival Air Station Los Alamitos to Pensacola aboard the carrier USS Monterey for an orientation cruise. They will witness cadets land and takeoff and tour training fields then attend a reception and banquet before returning to Los Alamitos with Capt B J Brew USN introducing officers and cadets at Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Vince Barnett
B. J. Brew
USN
Nas, Los Alamitos
Training Command
Pensacola
California
Guiding Eyes to Train Man in Illinois for New Guide Dog
Guiding Eyes Inc will provide Marion C. Ragsdale of 1969 Gale Ave a German shepherd next Wednesday as part of a training program run with North Hollywood School. Ragsdale, once aided by his former sewing-eye dog Greta Garbo, will undergo a 20-day training period with his new guide dog amid broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Guiding Eyes, Inc
North Hallywood
Marion C. Ragsdale
Gale Ave
Greta Garbo
Ragsdale
Eyes
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NAS
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