Navy Circles Predict Ike On Helena Docking Here
Navy circles believe President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower will be aboard the cruiser Helena when she docks here likely early next week. Officials say the ship will not go to San Francisco and is expected to sail directly to Long Beach from Pearl Harbor with Ike and cabinet aides aboard for talks after a Korea tour. The Helena is returning from actions in Korea and will dock near Long Beach after a 3300 mile run from Guam, with discussions ongoing but no clear trend announced.
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Navy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Helena
San Francisco
Long Beach
Pearl Harbor
Eisenhower
States
Walter Dyer
USN
Santa Ana Ave
Far East
Associated Press
Harbor
Guam
Fire in Butuan City Leaves 2000 Homeless in 6-Hour Blaze
A six hour fire in Butuan City on Mindanao Island left about 2000 people homeless and caused unofficial damages around 150000 dollars. Police investigate arson as a possible cause.
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Manilla
Butuan
Mindanao
Foreign Legion Enters Morocco to Halt Uprising
Troop reinforcements flown into Casablanca as Moroccan rioters threaten whites. Police evacuate Europeans from native areas after Nationalist rioting nears revolutionary scope. Casualty figures vary, with 40 Moroccans and eight Europeans killed per Moroccan press, or up to 50 killed and 74 wounded per police. About 200 Legionnaires arrive to bolster patrols. 300 arrests reported. Labor leaders among 140 natives seized as riots spread from sympathy with Tunisian unrest and Farhat Hached’s killing.
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John Roderick Casablanca
Morocco
Casablanca
Agadir
Frontier City
Farhat Hached
$12 Million Tract Map Filed Today in Orange County
Santa Ana tract maps reveal a $12,000,000 subdivision on Costa Mesa’s north edge. The 265 acre project, named College Manor, plans 1252 dwellings including 53 duplexes, with a 10 acre elementary school site and playground. Diller-Kalsman Co. filed as subdivider for Republic Construction Co. which announced a $13,880,000 2080-home project at 19th St and Placentia Ave.
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Santa Ana
Costa Mesa
Orange County Planning Commission
College Manor
Coast College
Harbor Blvd
Wilson St
Fairview
The
College
Diller-Kalsman Co
Beverly Hills
Republic Construction Co
19Th St
Placentia Ave
Republic
Thick Fog Shuts Down Washington Traffic and Flights
Dense fog blanketed the national capital grounding flights from National Airport and delaying travel. Drivers reported near zero visibility and pedestrians struggled to navigate city streets.
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National Capital
Washington
National Airport
Weather outlook mostly clear tonight and Wednesday
Mostly clear skies forecast with calm to light winds. Overnight low near 50s and daytime high around 67 on Wednesday. Sky conditions improve tonight with comfortable temperatures and a mild next day.
Where to Find It Beach Combing Page B and More
A bibliography of where to locate various sections in the issue. It lists pages for Beach Combing Bagle Edge Classified Ads Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Osituaries Radio and Television Shipping Table Southland Cities Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures and Women's Activities.
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Southland
Propeller from B 29 Crashes Into Bakersfield Home
A B 29 propeller from Castle Air Force Base struck a Bakersfield residence during a Monday flight, narrowly missing a family of five at dinner. The blade damaged a bedroom and lodged in the ground. the Cowle family escaped unharmed as Air Force and sheriff guards blocked access and offered no details for security reasons.
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Bakersfield
Monnday
George Cowle
Cowle
Air Force
Air Cross
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
U S to Denaturalize Al Anastasia in Newark
Attorney General McGranery ordered denaturalization proceedings to strip Al Anastasia of U S citizenship. The New York waterfront racketeer, linked to Murder Inc., allegedly concealed aliases and a criminal record when entering the United States. Proceedings will be filed in federal district court in Newark, N J, as a step toward possible deportation.
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Washington
McGranery
Albert Anastasia
Justice Department
New York
Anastasia
Italy
United States
Federal District Court
Newark
N. J
Tha
Sing Sing
Hoosier Schoolboys Admit Crime Wave
Police in Gary Indiana report that Froebe High School boys confessed to more than 90 burglaries 22 auto thefts and 21 purse snatchings. Authorities estimate total loot and property damage reached up to 26000 dollars in the spree.
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Gary
Ind
Vishinsky criticizes UN Assembly as not peaceful
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky sailed home saying the United Nations General Assembly is not fulfilling its duty for peace. He cited the Indian resolution on Korea and the prisoner repatriation plan, calling the assembly’s work unsatisfactory as a peace instrument.
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New York
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations
General Assembly
U. N
Vishinsky
Assembly
U.N
Diamond Thieves Slay Jeweler in Buffalo Holdup
Three armed robbers daylight robbery in downtown Buffalo shoots and kills jeweler Donald Hurd about 45. Fred Walker and Fred Bartsch are beaten and unconscious. Thieves flee with thousands in diamonds and jewelry, while a bound Salvatore Cassata, a cook keeper, reports witnessing the blond gunman shoot the jeweler.
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Buffalo
Donald FL Hurd
Fred Walker
Actef
Fred Bartsch
Salvatore Cassata
Hurd’s
Burglary at Indianapolis Furniture Store
Indianapolis owner Phil Greenberger says a burglar broke into his furniture store last night, stealing several hundred dollars worth of merchandise and the alarm was triggered. Police are investigating the break in.
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Indianapolis
Phil Greenberger
Nine Coast Guard lighthouse men marooned off California coast
Nine lightkeepers and a relief crew are stranded on St Georges Reef ten days after a storm began, seven miles offshore. Coast Guard attempts to reach the perilous site as a new blow from the north Pacific threatens to worsen conditions.
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Crescent City
Coast Guard
California-Oregon
North Pacific
St- Georges
Rocky Coast
Here
California
Oregon
Tahoe City
Calif
POW Killed and Wounded in Koje Island Camp Incidents
PUSAN Korea United Nations prisoner of war command said two incidents at Koje Island prison camps left one com mage prisoner shot and killed while another was critically wounded.
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Pusan
Korea
Koje Island
United Nations Prisoner of War Command
Grounded 7200-ton freighter Yorkmar battles Aberdeen breakers
Rescue crews fought heavy surf to save the 7200 ton Yorkmar grounded off Aberdeen Washington. Coast Guard reported all 37 crew aboard Calmar Line ship safe as winds up to 40 mph threaten to drive the vessel further ashore. Salvage Chief tug reached scene in darkness, transferred a messenger line, and plans to tow if possible.
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L. B
Aberdeen
Wash
Yorkmar
Long Beach
Coast Guard
Calmar Steamship Corp
Calmar Line
San Francisco
Salvage Chief
Astoria
Ore
Apartments Collapse in Rain Seventeen Die in Barletta
In Barletta Italy seventeen people including eight children were killed and fifteen injured when two apartment houses collapsed after forty six hours of continuous rain. The structures fell before 1 a m as foundations weakened by the downpour gave way. Residents alerted authorities and joined in rescue efforts.
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Barletta
Italy
Essex Raider Chutes Into Enemy Arm During Rescue
Associated Press reports from Tokyo that Essex Raider Lt Moriarity of Long Beach parachuted into North Korea after bailing out on a rescue mission. He escaped two North Koreans as a handgun fired, then reached a helicopter with six bullet holes in the craft. Several other Essex aviators were downed and rescued in the prior months, including Lt Lavra whose dive bomber flamed after a hydro plant strike.
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Peter Moriarity
Long Beach
Essex
Korea
Moriarity
Jto
North Korea
Associated Press
Tokyo
Red
All. N
Mike
John Lavra
San Diego
Filey
Lavra
Kojo
John Page
Portland
Ore
U. N. Lines
Jim Norton
Tacoma
Wash
Ozbourn
Tom Davenport
Coronado
Tanchan
DeHaven
One for the Road Free Coffee Proposed by Tavern Owners
Washington and Maryland traffic leaders and liquor industry members propose offering one free coffee at Christmas parties to curb drunk driving. The plan, developed Monday, aims to ensure a safe ride home for revelers, amid December being the worst month for traffic accidents nationwide.
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Washington
Mons Day
Maryland
First and Last CTA Bus Run Shocks City
Chicago Transit Authority motorman W. Jackson, 30, four months on the job, drove an Archer Avenue express without a stop during the evening rush. He delivered the bus to the Rockwell Street barn, quit after tossing his badge, amid a CTA spokesman warning of firing.
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Chicago
W. ©. Jackson
Chicago Transit Authority
CTA
Archer Ave
Rockwell St
Jackson
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