Big Diamond Hunt Spurred in Africa by Defense Needs
Carter Davidson reports a global rush for diamonds tied to defense demands, detailing a complex postwar scramble involving funding schemes, Marshall Plan implications, and multinational actors. The piece traces how diamond sales and strategic reserves intersect with security programs and wartime production needs.
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Bullet Removed From Boy's Heart
An incident describes a medical procedure to remove a bullet from a boy's heart. The report notes the operation, the medical team, and the immediate outcome, highlighting the successful extraction and patient recovery. Authorities and doctors provided brief updates on the case.
New Apartments Deeds Delivered at Cedar Avenue site
Deeds and pioneer policies for a new apartment building owned by Willmore were delivered. The structure at Third and Cedar Ave was designed as a cooperative rental with permanent occupancy features. The project includes one three bedroom, one two bedroom, seven singles and ten bachelor units. Steinbaum, a company executive, leads the sales program and manages the firm.
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Local Club Affairs and Meetings This Week
A roundup of upcoming events across local organizations. Thimble Club holds a bingo game February 16 at Machinists Building. Amaranth session at Youn Hall tomorrow at 8 pm. Lakewood rummage sale at 96 American Legion Auxiliary Monday. Stamp Club of Long Beach meets at 7 30 pm at 5 Locus Ave. Teeter invites interested to the program. Noon meeting of Woman's Relief Corps 93 Wednesday at Veterans Memorial. Beth El Sisterhood rummage sale at 1154 Pine Ave tomorrow. WCTU East Long Beach Dinner at East Long Beach Methodist Church Tuesday. Minhoinner Idaia Society potluck in MacArthur Park Thursday 6 pm. Trypopraph not Union Auxiliary 124 luncheon tomorrow at Colonial Hall 10th St and Lorust. Business session precedes luncheon. Mrs Hassle Sorensen, president.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
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Spire Club
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William Kummer
Tumescent Community Rummage and Meetings Report
A rummage sale hosted by American Legion Auxiliary 486 runs 9 am to 5 pm tomorrow at the Pee fap ker ale VWs on Third Street. A joint meeting of De Carlo Taylor Post 90 American Legion and the post’s westhar amity takes place at Signall Hill city hall Tuesday. A special Americanism program is planned. Ladies Auxiliary Golden State Post 279 Veterans of Foreign Wars holds its regular card party and function at 1 pm Tuesday at Veterans Memorial. Edna Hammond leads.
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Edna Hammond
Man 22 Found Dead in Long Beach Hotel Room
An unnamed 22 year old man was found dead in a Long Beach hotel room. The body was moved to Cheitensen Pine Mortuary. Local memorial services and investigations were noted as ongoing.
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Motorcycle Officer Injured in Collision
A motorcycle officer was injured in a collision reported in local police notes. Investigations are underway to determine fault and assess injuries. Authorities name the involved agencies and expect a formal incident report in coming hours.
Newsprint Controls Advocated by Plevin
Ottawa report notes Rene Bieven advocates newsprint controls as a war material for propaganda. He vows a broader effort to persuade North Atlantic powers to focus policy on who prints what papers.
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No More Elephant: Vienna Restaurant Closes
In Vienna a restaurant famed for elephant goulash and schnitzel shuts down due to a shortage of elephants. Owner Rudolf Schiener cites taxes eroding profits and the dwindling supply as the reason for the closure.
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Hoover Sees Federal Powers Expanding in Crisis
Boise Idaho February 3 Herbert Hoover then living ex president said the administration would seize state powers under the emergency. Boise attorney Charles Richeson sent Hoover a photostatic copy of a 1913 Reise report noting Idaho Senator Borah opposed central government power grabs. Hoover replied that the emergency would be used for the same purpose.
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Up-to-date Planes and Weapons for Italy
Rome reports U S arms aid to Italy has begun with shipments doubling last year’s pace. The 1951 program includes three postwar weapons from the secret list the bazooka infantry mortar and the recoilless light field gun. By year’s end jet fighters are expected for the Italian Air Force.
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Rhee Decorates U S Vice Admiral Struble
In San Francisco on February 3 Vice Admiral Arthur D. Struble commander of the U S Seventh Fleet received the Republic of Korea Order of Military Merit with Silver Star from President Syngman Rhee aboard the USS Missouri. Pacific Fleet headquarters announced the award.
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Uncle Sam Must Find Another Pool of Womanpower
New York report shows wartime labor pool shrinking as unemployment falls and married women increasingly hold jobs. Women now outnumber homemaker roles, with many aging workers still in employment.
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Koehler Finishes West Coast Tour
San Diego February 3 UPI reports Koehler completed a Pacific Coast tour of inspection and said recommendations to Washington may affect Navy base expansion on the east. He would touch base in Washington next week and could not disclose further details before departing for the capital.
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Brilliant Sky Flash Reported Across Wisconsin
A brilliant flash lit skies from Milwaukee to across Lake Michigan with observers describing an intense light lasting one or two seconds. An renowned astronomer called it a fireball while a federal meteorologist called it a very large meteor, with colors noted as blue red green and white.
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Fortune Left 13-Year-Old In Heir To Cunard Fortune
Lord Royden left a 2 090 000 dollar fortune to his 12 year old great nephew Christopher John Rowden with the bulk due when he turns 25. The will, dated before his November death at 79, provided bequests first and then remainder to the boy after death duties exceeding 1 000 000 dollars were paid.
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Cortisone revolutionizes medical treatment growth in 1950s era
New era in medicine as cortisone becomes widely available to doctors. Details show rapid price drops from 200 a gram to about 28 to 35 and access expanding to 350 distributors. Notes Mayo Clinic discovery by Kendall and Sarett, Merck synthesis, Cortone brand, and plans for a Danville plant. ACTH parallels cortisone, aiming to stimulate body production.
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Rites to Welcome Salvation Army Leaders
Salvation Army officers Lt Col. Russell Clarke will conduct welcome meetings in Los Angeles and Long Beach at 11 a.m. In Long Beach 329 Locust Ave Lt. Col. Clark will install Brigadier Rawson B. Gifford as manager of the south coast area and Maj. Eldin K. Tobin becomes commander of the Long Beach corps replacing Maj. John Allen. Gifford was divisional commander for SA in Denver and May. Tobin previously led the Los Angeles Congress Hall corps for years.
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Isell E. Clarke
Peace-prayer Pause Movement Spreads Across Town
In Otistown Pa today teenage girls joined a citywide noon bell vigil to pray for world peace. The effort, begun three weeks ago by a Christ Church member, has grown with 25 000 residents pausing daily as churches ring for two minutes. Jewish and Protestant groups joined, and nearby Schwenkville and Pine Forge show interest. The program continues as global tensions persist.
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John B. Frantz
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Independence Hall to become a National Park milestone
Philadelphia report on Independence Hall as the National Park Service takes over the shrine. The article cites Dr Edward Riley on untangling the hall’s history, the scattered records, and plans for a multi year research program to reconstruct early Philadelphia life. It notes Congress funding, staff plans, and property acquisition efforts through 1948 appropriations.
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Tarawa Rejoins Fleet in Brooklyn Recommissioning
The 27,000 ton carrier Tarawa, named for a Marine victory, was recommissioned in New York Brooklyn. Secretary of the Navy Francis P. Matthews and other officials attended as Capt. John H. Griffin received the ship after months in mothballs.
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Brooklyn
Slavs Proud of Reconstructed Yugoslav Merchant Marine
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia’s postwar merchant fleet is restored to 220000 tons by 1951's end with eight new motorships and four more due. The fleet, once 400000 tons, now sails to New York and other major ports, serving Europe, Africa, and the Americas under the flag.
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Eagles Observe Founding Today in Long Beach ceremony
The Fraternal Order of Eagles marks its founding dated February 6, 1898 with an initiation in Long Beach. Carlton L. Merrill presides in Seattle as the order traces its origin from a lumber yard meeting, noting growth to international presence and involvement in welfare programs and postwar memorial efforts.
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Crash Driver Held for Felony Inquiry
Herbert L. Beyers, 38, of 5422 Olivia Ave, was docked on a felony drunken driving inquiry after a traffic crash on W Pacific Coast Hwy near Hayes Ave. His passenger Orville G. I., 38, of 1243 Wesley Dr, and Masaru Kusaka, 23, of 1420 Dawles St, were treated at Seaside Hospital for lacerations. Police booked for intoxication.
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Horch Dies at 83 Pioneer of German Automobiles
FRANKFURT Germany Feb 3 WE Germanys pioneer automobile manufacturer Dr Aucart Horch died today in Muenchberg Bavaria He was 83 Among innovations he introduced a half century ago four and six cylinder engines and gears made of chrome nickel steel The last civilian models of the eight cylinder Horch before World War II were among the most luxurious motor cars in Europe
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Dual MacArthur Patton Serve as B26 Crew Chiefs in Japan
In Tokyo on February 3 4, Douglas MacArthur and George Patton work at the Far East Air Forces base in Japan. Sgt. Douglas MacArthur is a B26 crew chief with the 452nd Light Bomb Wing and lives in Venice California. Sgt. George Patton is a B26 armorer from Cleverland Tennessee and says he is not related to the late General George S Patton Jr.
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