There May Be No Santa for Two L. B. Children
Long Beach mother faces a stalled Christmas as $185 vanished from a hiding place. Police report a theft tied to her husband Edward Stacey, a Navy chief petty officer aboard the USS Shelldrake, with the money earmarked for specialized infant care at Terminal Island Navy hospital.
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Long Beach
Erenge Stacey
Rooney
Edward
Navy
Georgia
Penny
Stacey
Starey
Terminal Island
Ike and MacArthur to Meet Over Korea War
President-elect Eisenhower, aboard USS Helena en route to Hawaii, signals willingness to hear Gen Douglas MacArthur’s ideas for ending the Korean War. MacArthur replies he is grateful for the interest and notes a potential path to peace without excessive casualties.
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Helena
Hawaii
Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Korea
Far East
National Association of ‘Manufacturers
New York
Navy Planes Smash Enemy Near Siberia
U S Navy warplanes hit four major Communist rail and supply targets near Manchuria in the largest seaborne raid of the Korean War. Aircraft struck Honyang Musan Najin and Hyesanjin in rapid succession as Allied fighters pounded targets nationwide.
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Siberia
Sam Summerlin
SEOUL
Manchuria
Manchibta
Sithin
Vladivostats
Les
Honyang
Musan
Najin
Hyesanjin
Korea
James F. Low
Sausalito
Cal
Fifth Air Force
Ronald W. Hartrim
Leon Jervis
Air Force
Alfred
Wardorn Paninsia
Navy
Oris- Bon Womme Richard
Honyvuneg
Manchurian
Honyung
Honfyung
Majin
Sea of
Fragmented Local Page Reference Listing
A shuffled OCR snippet lists where to find sections in a newspaper. It mentions Combing-Page 3-1 Boyle-Page A-25 Acs-Pages 8-8 to B-13 Comics-Page B-6 GCord-Page Be f Raalo and T A-24 Southland C'ties-Pages B-2 3 Sworts-Pages A-27 to A-29 Shice'ng Table-Pags BB Ticket Temperature -Paga A-A 722 ¢-Panes.
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Boyle
F. Raalo
Southland
Sworts
Girdles for Men Say Better Health in Election Race
Los Angeles AP says Dr Burgess Gordon of the Women’s Medical College in Philadelphia claims men will wear girdles to feel better and stay in the race with women in politics, industry and medicine. He cites abdominal support aiding lung movement and oxygen delivery.
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Los Angeles
Charleston
Burgess Gordon
Women’s Medical College
Philadelphia
Gordon
Lady horse predicts Grandma’s next Oakland bank robbery
In Los Angeles a talking horse named Lady answers five questions about the elderly bank robber Grandma. The horse says Grandma is a man, lives in San Pedro, will rob another bank in Oakland in December, 400 miles away from home, and that Oaklands workers should watch for trouble.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Virginia
Los Angeles Mirror
Bill MecIlwain
Richmond
News-Leader
McTlwain
Lady
Grandma
San Pedro
Here
Oakland Bank
Army Cuts 53 Output of Tanks Trucks in 1953
The Army plans a 45 percent cut in medium tank production from the spring 1954 goal and a 22 percent reduction in light tanks, with a reshuffled delivery schedule to begin July 1 1953. Some plants will close as defense aims shift to sustaining rates and remaining lines in being. Major Gen William Reeder notes policy favors ongoing production over stockpiling, with government plants slowed first and private contractors keep operating.
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Washington
Army
Lovett
William Reeder
Ers
Secretary of Defense
Eisenhower Prefers Mountain Retreat Over Presidential Yacht
President-elect Dwight Eisenhower favors a mountain retreat near Washington with a small golf course and fishing access, deeming the Williamsburgh yacht too costly and ill suited to his planned on duty rest. Some suggest Rapidan Virginia or similar locales as the alternative, as the Navy figures out a new use for the vessel.
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Helena
Hawaii
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Ike
Herbert Hoover
Rapidan
Truman
Key West
Wiliamsburgh
Williamsburg
Armored Shorts and Vest Ordered for Troops in Korea
Washington reports the Army will issue armored shorts and an armored lower torso vest to Korean troops. The shorts weigh four pounds and protect hips and groin, while the eight pound vest guards chest and upper abdomen. Tests in Korea show 65 percent missile deflection and about 60 percent wound reduction. One thousand sets are to be delivered in February.
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Washington
Army
K Korea
Korea
Baby Flattop Freighter Collision Near San Diego
The coal freighter Sea Fort put in at San Diego with a smashed bow after a collision with Navy Escort Carrier Sitkoh Bay Tuesday night at sea. Sea Fort was en route to Long Beach when the collision occurred 34 miles from San Diego. No casualties were reported as the Sea Fort crew escaped injury while ashore for a meeting. The small flattop also arrived in port today, according to the Mayor.
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Sea Fort
San Diego
Long Beach
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny Through Thursday
A forecast for today and Thursday calls for mostly sunny skies with variable clouds at times and little temperature change. Highs near 2.
Ohio Bandit, Six Others Shot in Fray
In Times Square a Cleveland gunman Clar ence O Sims fought police in a fierce gun battle. Sims, a feared robber and head of the Shotsgun Gang, was wounded as three officers and several bystanders were injured. A companion was arrested amid the clash that disrupted Eighth Avenue.
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Ohio
New York
Cleveland
Times Square
Clarence O. Sims
Sims
Eighth Ave
Ronner
Charles Mason
Danville
N. J
Dead St
Richard Linquist
Queens
Roy Cahill
Frank Colasonno
Chen Sims
Geel] Johnson
Manhattan
U S Indicts Four in Miami Terror
Federal grand jury in Miami indicted four residents on perjury charges linked to last winter's terror campaign against religious and racial groups. Helen Russell, a civic leader, and three Ku Klux Klan members were named. Attorney General McGranery described ongoing probes and hinted at more indictments.
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Washington
Miami
Fla
Helen Russell
Ku Klux Klan
McGranery
Nervous Baltimore bandit drops apart gun in grocery hold up
In East Baltimore a would be robber entered a grocery and demanded money. His revolver exploded in his hands as he trembled, bullets scattered. He crawled to retrieve a cartridge before fleeing after being charged with a knife by clerk Fannie Beall.
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Baltimore
Fannie Beall
Dorothy Jones
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