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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

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Holidays Toll Branded 'Disgrace' by Safety Council

The National Safety Council decries the 1949 holiday death toll as disgraceful, calling traffic, drowning, fire and other accidents record high. It warns 1950 may begin with 330 traffic deaths over New Year’s weekend and urges personal responsibility amid holiday peril.

Safety Council TFS National Safety Council Council The Wed H. Dearborn Texas Dearborn

Luzon Quake Hurts Isabela Hit by Landslides and Waves

Manila Bulletin reports a major Luzon earthquake of intensity 7 centered on Isabela Province with seismic sea waves, landslides, and widespread damage across towns from Mercedes to Cabanatuan. A drowning occurred near Mercedes and a boat with eight passengers capsized but all were saved.

Manila Luzon Philippines Isabela Manila Bulletin Mercedes Observatory Philippine

German Communist Leader Resigns Then Hangs Self

Kurt Buehler, 38, chairman of the Communist party near Salach in GWEPPINGEN, Germany, reportedly visited the Russian zone, returned home vowing to quit the party, and hanged himself after resigning at the party headquarters. His family stated he declared the Communists kill all dissenters and that the visit cured him of communism.

Gweppingen Germany Communist Party Salach Kurt Buehler

Five Die and Twenty Hurt in Blaze in Japan Market

A fire in Fukuoka Japan killed five people and injured twenty as it burned 115 buildings. The blaze began in a market and spread to a nearby apartment where the deaths occurred. Damage was estimated at about 200000.

Fukuoka Japan

Decision postponed on rescinding shipyard closure

The teletype notices show leaders delaying action on reversing the Long Beach shipyard shutdown while pages across the paper list further sections and features including sports, theaters, comics, and classified ads for the day.

Beech Boyle Financia

Governor Signs Collier Bill to Curb Lobbyists

Sacramento reports Gov Warren signed the Collier anti lobbying bill amid a three bill package from a special session. The measure follows federal lobbyist laws and aims to curb lobbying activities though not covering all such activity. Assemblyman John L. E. Collier of Los Angeles authored the bill, which Warren called sound and progressive.

Sacramento Warren Collier California John L. E.collier Los Angeles

Mercury Dips Below Zero Across Alaska Towns

Alaska reports extreme cold as Anchorage sees 35 below, Fairbanks 40 below, Northway 50 below, Juneau 3 below, and Ketchikan 17 above while основной readings show 30 below yesterday and 23 below in the city. The frigid spell grips southeastern Alaska with subzero temperatures.

Anchorage Alaska Jasna Fairbanks Northway Juneau Ketchikan

Gas truck explodes after collision with Santa Fe train in Azusa

In Azusa a Santa Fe Super Chief collided with a gasoline truck delivering to a depot. The truck driver, Aksel W. Olson, 44, of Inglewood, was killed in the blast. Two trainmen suffered second degree burns, a house and a garage burned, but no passengers were hurt. The wreck halted the train for over two hours as crews saved the mail cars and moved the locomotive toward Los Angeles.

Zusa Santa Fe Azusa Asbury Trucking Co Aksel W. Olson Inglewood Covina Hospital Clement J. Hennessey Frank L. Hannah San Bernardino Los Angeles Chicago Olson E Capitan

No Rain Predicted for Rose Tournament

The weatherman forecast Pasadena's Tournament of Roses and the Rose Bowl game will have scattered light showers Friday night and Saturday. Cooler Saturday with partly cloudy, continued cool Sunday and Monday.

Los Angeles Pasadena

Flying Doctor Earl Bramble Found Dead After Search

Riverside December 29 A eight day air search ended with the body of Dr Earl G Bramble 33 Corona del Mar found in wreckage of his Beechcraft Bonanza on Mt San Gorgonio shoulder eight miles south of Banning The doctor died apparently instantly and there will be no inquest He had been missing since December 9 on a flight from Barstow to Santa Ana in bad weather

Barstow Santa Anna

Explosion Shakes San Diego Laundry Plant

A large explosion rocked a San Diego laundry shortly before midnight, damaging the northeast area of the city. No injuries were reported. The blast occurred about five minutes after a night crew left the plant, setting it on fire and blowing out the 50 foot front, the roof, and a wall.

San DibUu Vet San Diego

Connally Urges Cuts in Foreign Spending Next Year

Senator Connally of Texas called for reduced foreign spending and a nonpartisan foreign policy. He said the United States should maintain one policy and align with bipartisan leaders to prevent further communist expansion in Asia. He cited ongoing recovery and military aid as boosting global confidence and emphasized consultation with the Foreign Relations Committee before recognizing China.

Washington Sen Connally Texas Senate Tee U. S United States Sen. Vandenberg Michigan China Acheson Asia

Red Paraders Attack in Calcutta as Bombs Fly

In Calcutta December 29, seven bomb hurling demonstrators attacked police in the business district as thousands of office workers ducked for cover. Several policemen were seriously injured during the disruption tied to a Communist procession protesting the firing of nurses from a local hospital. Witnesses reported about eight bombs were thrown.

Calcutta India Leover Ithrowm

Air Force X-1 flew 963 mph over a year ago

Air Force data show the X-1 reached about 963 miles per hour at 53 000 feet more than a year ago. The figure, published by James J. Haggerty Jr., questions security policies and suggests the plane may have exceeded prior limits. The report notes debates over declassification and possible higher speeds at altitudes of 60 000 to 80 000 feet.

Air Force Ashington Rantrary Pou James J. Haggerty Jr American Aviation Magazine Defense Department Los Angeles Times Haggerty Pentagon W. Stuart Symington Charles Yeager

Old Enough Cipriano, 107, Takes Care Of Self

Ocean Park December 23 Cipriano Chavez age 107 smiled when police found him and said he was only looking for work His daughter Mrs Josephine Garcia said Chavez had worked as a gardener until this year and was slowed by a bus accident Born in Sinaloa Mexico in 1842 he came here as a young man of 94

Ocean Park Cipriano Chavez Josephine Garcia Chavez Sinaloa Mexico

Red Mystery Ships Appear in Caribbean

Three mysterious Soviet ships Trepang Peramutr and Chiaka have been sighted in the Caribbean on the route from the Baltic to Vladivostok via St Thomas. U S authorities monitor the vessels as joint maneuvers loom with about 80 090 men planned between January and mid March. A Hungary nationalized company case and espionage charges follow broader moves against foreign firms.

Associatet Prea Caribbean U. S Trepang Peramutr Chiaka Baltic Vladivostok St Thomas Virgin Islands Russia Siberian St. Thomas U. & Military Hungary Standard Electric Works International Telephone and Telegraph Co Forign

Man Found Dead in Freight Car at Drake Steel Yards

A transient named Martin Clark, 51, was found dead under 29 tons of steel in a freight car at Drake Steel Company yards on Century Boulevard. Detectives said the right foot was severed and the left leg pinned beneath the weight as cargo appears to have shifted.

Linwood Drake Steel Company E. Century Blvd Martin Clark Vic England Sheriff's Office

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