FBI Seeks Still More Red Agents
FBI in San Francisco reports at least one more arrest likely after Thursday night’s capture of two fugitive Communist leaders in a Yosemite cabin. Thompson and Steinberg face added charges and pending hearings, with several associates jailed on conspiracy-linked detention.
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Robert Georges Thompson
Sidney Steinberg
New York
Yosemite Park
William Whelan
FBI
Thompson
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
U. S
Steinberg
American Communist Party
Carl Edwin Rasi
Minneapolis
Minnesota State Communist Party
Samuel
10 218 Allied PWs Returned
Panmunjom up date on the Korean War prisoner exchange shows 10 218 Allied prisoners returned including 2567 Americans as of today the 25th day of the exchange. The Reds promised 12 763 allied soldiers 3213 Americans but said the figure would rise as more were captured late in the war. The UN Command has delivered 50 117 North Koreans and 3 500 Chinese but already exceeded the Chinese tally and holds about 250 more.
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Livestock Market in Chicago Slips After August Highs
Chicago market notes show sharp declines across hogs, sows, and butchers with weights under 200 pounds down and barrows and gilts uneven yet lower. Cattle and calves also weaken with general prices near or at new lows since 1916 as heavy supplies push down bids for slaughter calves and lambs.
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Butter Prices and Poultry Rates for Retail Trade
Prices for butter eggs and poultry are listed for retailers. An 8 A Grade and AA varieties show quoted weights and terms. References include poultry items such as hens and chicks with various prices and ranch notes.
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Business and Industry Week Summary for 1953
Walter Breede Jr reports a slower week in business and industry after a peak summer pace. Auto output slipped 4 percent due to the Livonia GM fire, steel scrap prices fell, and housing sentiment shifted as builders faced price questions. Payroll costs rose with the index, while Firestone and other big plants faced strikes and layoffs. Crude oil output hit new highs and tax relief prospects improved as deficit forecasts lowered.
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Trend analysis of stock market weeks trend note
Analysis by H De La Chapelle from Whh Paine Jackson Curtis notes a cautious view of stocks. It highlights Dow Jones levels around 270 and predicts possible 4 to 6 point rallies, with caution on bear risk and the impact of December 31 tax changes. It discusses paper and fibreboard industry capacity and consumer versus capital goods trends.
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Youth Band to Parade at Valley Days Fete
Long Beach Youth Band will parade in the San Gabriel Valley Days celebration at Baldwin Park on Sunday. The lineup includes 42 band members, the drill team, a Marine color guard, and a 10 member Marine drill team from the Terminal Island detachment.
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Infantry Routed Vamp Drum in Tank Aftermath
An angry bull charged a reconnaissance squad crossing its pasture. Infantry scattered as three tanks rolled in. The bull took cover in a ditch, was hoisted by an ordnance wrecking truck, and the unit withdrew after a brief engagement.
Scrap Heaps to Claim 3 Million Cars
Detroit based estimates from R L Polk predict 3 million or more worn out passenger cars will be scrapped in 1953 as the auto industry faces a strong replacement market. Since World War II, about 11.75 million cars have been junked, with 8 million in 1951-52, while total registrations approach 44 million by year end, 34 million of which were built after WWII.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
Father of Two Held in Bank Embezzlement Case
Earl G Smyser head teller at York County National Bank with 38 years service was arrested by FBI on charges he embezzled 20550 over ten years to educate his children and support daily living expenses. Hearing held before U S Commissioner Horace Forts pending federal court appearance.
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Tides and Temperatures for Sunday August 80 1953
Tides and temperatures listed for Sunday August 80 1953 with sunrise and sunset times, moonrise and moonset, and water levels at given hours. Foregoine statistics attributed to the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Knights of Columbus set first Lakewood communion event
Knights of Columbus councils from Long Beach North Long Beach and Wilmington will attend the Lakewood council’s first quarterly communion at St. Cornelius Church Flagstone Ave Bellflower. About 200 members are expected for a 9 30 a m mass with Father Michael O Connor officiating. E P Karteney Wilmington district deputy will be present. A breakfast will follow in the parish hall with John R Mansell Long Beach city auditor to speak.
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Oceanside Auto Man Killed in Collision
SANTA ROSA New Mexico A semi trailer truck collided with a sedan four miles west of town on U S 66 leaving one dead and three injured Russell K Fitzroy a Packard dealer from Oceanside California died at Tucumcari hospital His mother Ethel Fitzroy and two children Dennis 7 and Linda Sue 4 were listed as resting comfortably and in good condition
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Long Beach Obituaries Match Navy Service and Local Roots
Obituaries notice for Eugene Palmer Valentine a retired Treasury special agent and Denver Federal Building custodian who died in Long Beach at 36. Born in Louisiana, he moved to Fullerton and then Long Beach, survived by wife Alberta and two sisters. Service set Sunday in Mottell's Mortuary chapel with private interment.
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Reds Move to Dispossess Seekers of U S Food in East Berlin
East Berlin workers at Stalin Allee housing meetings heard a Communist zone declaration that residents who cross to West Berlin for food parcels risk losing housing. Four workers named guilty. one expelled from his apartment. Kangaroo courts, job losses, and public shaming followed in several east zone rallies as border crossings persist and 100,000 parcel day looms.
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Reds Tempt Captives With Prayer Sheaves Of Praise
Freed American prisoners recount Chinese officials pressuring them to replace the Lord’s Prayer with thanks to Reds. They describe bans on religious services on Sundays, solitary confinement and hard labor for faith, and one man displaying a verse of scripture that urged strength and courage in the face of oppression.
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Heat Wave Sizzles On Newark 100
A long heat wave persists across the nation with no rain forecast for the weekend. Temperatures hit 100 in Newark New Jersey and rose to 97 in Chicago, as readings stay above 90 in the swelter belt for a fifth day. Wet weather remains limited to scattered showers along the Gulf Coast and light rain in the northern Rockies and North Dakota.
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Methodist Church Window Dedication Set for Sunday
The Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church will formally dedicate its memorial stained glass window during 10:50 a.m. worship Sunday. The window honors Mrs Roberta Jaissle, who died in 1951, and Paul Jaissle, who died in World War I service. Arthur Jaissle, of the Old Fashioned Revival Hour quartet and the Country Church of Hollywood, will sing a bass solo Hear My Cry O Lord.
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Willard August Schurr
Roberta Jaissle
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Arthur Jaissle
Country Church of Hollywood
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Concert Program By Municipal Band Incomplete
Concert program notes for a municipal band event detail a Saturday evening performance with conductor Bovene Laborre and a Sunday afternoon recital. The readable text lists pieces and performers, mentioning titles like March of the Steel Men and references to various names and fragments, though many words are garbled. The target venue is Locust Ave, Solotst, with attendance implied but specifics missing.
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Entertainers to Appear on Youth for Christ Program
Tim and Velma Spencer of the Hollywood Christian Group Foundation will headline tonight’s Youth for Christ program at 7:43 p.m. in Tracy Auditorium. Spencer, a professional entertainer, formed the nucleus of the Sons of the Pioneers with Roy Rogers and Bob Nolan after meeting in Los Angeles. He later managed the group and started a music company bearing his name.
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Infant clothing stolen from backyard clothesline
Police report in San Ansel Dr area where Mrs. Loretta M Sanford says infant clothing worth 40 dollars was taken Friday from a clothesline in her backyard. The unnamed suspect remains at large.
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