Turkey Reaffirms Firm Policy Toward Moscow
ANKARA February 5 Turkey's Foreign Minister Necmeddin Sadak rejected claims of a ready deal with the Soviet Union saying Turkish policy remains unchanged and friendly ties with Britain and the US aid program are clear. Turkey recalled its ambassador from Moscow after Russia withdrew its envoy, and Akdar in Moscow is expected to depart with a Turkish charge d affaires left in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Necmeddin ‘Sa
England
Moscow
Russia
Sadak
Palestine
Faik Zihni Akdar
Sergei A. Vinogradov
Battaires
Akdur
Galipires
Mobile Mardi Gras Opens With Jeeps Pulling Floats
Mobile Alabama February 5 4 Fun and frolic will mark the opening tonight of Mobile s century old five day Mardi Gras celebration A modern note has been injected into the proceedings with the announcement that jeeps instead of the traditional mules will pull the floats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Veterans Pension Uniformity Advised
Washington report notes Rep Van Zandt proposes a uniform pension plan giving all veterans 65 and older ninety dollars monthly to save money and streamline veterans affairs. The measure, backed by the former national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, aims to establish the system through a House bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans' Affairs
Rep
van Zandt
R.-Pa
House
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Shipping rates regulation eyed for Hawaii and Alaska
Washington February 5 The Interstate Commerce Commission may assume regulation of most shipping rates between the mainland United States and Hawaii and Alaska if these territories become states. At present the Maritime Commission governs sea commerce with the two territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
The
Maritime Commission
Jones Daughter Elopes to Las Vegas Couple Weds in Pasadena
Carolyn Jones of North Hollywood and Charles Connell of Pasadena married in Las Vegas after a secret elopement. Carolyn is the daughter of late USC coach Howard Jones. The couple announced they wed yesterday in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Carolyn Jones
North Hollywood
University of Southern California
Howard Jones
Charles Connell
Pasadena
Window Smashed At City Store On Willow Street
Ben F. Gilbert reports a pop bottle was hurled through a store window at 1515 W Willow St causing $42 in damage. He told police he suspects juvenile boys.
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Willow St
Ben F. Gilbert
Gale Ave
Opal V. Carr Injured After Fall at Local Street Corner
Police report Opal V. Carr, 48, of 333 Oro Court, broke her right wrist this morning after she slipped and fell at 235 West Fourth Street. She was transported to Seaside Hospital for treatment.
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Opal V. Carr
Oro Ct
Fourth St
Seaside Hospital
Ten Little Indians at Long Beach Playhouse Receives Warm Welcome
Agatha Christie’s mystery Ten Little Indians dazzles Long Beach Community Players with suspenseful staging and strong performances led by octogenarian star C E B Crabill as Gen Mackenzie. Cast includes Ed Pope Richard Strain and Charlotte Shelley in key roles. run extended for four weekends starting Thursday.
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Agatha Christie
Center Stage Playhouse
Long Beach
Indiana
C. EB. Crabill
Gen. Mackenzie
Crabill
Ed Pope
Dr. Armstrong
Hiare
Richard Strain
Allppant Maj
Lombard
Car
Goodwin
Lawrence Watgrave
Blanche Garner
Emily Brent
John Mason
Anthony Marston
Harry Sams
William Blore
Charlotte Shelley
Vera Claythorne
Ed Mitchell
Fred Narracott
Ronald ‘Thomas
Rogers
Charlotte Durham
IWins Divorce Based On Refusal To Bathe
Tiny Doris J. Snyder of Hackensack New Jersey secured a divorce from her midget husband George saying he repeatedly refused to bathe. The 4 foot 10 inch 26 year old described him as older shorter and heavier and testified he would not bathe from July to September. Advisory Master N Demarest Campbell granted the decree on a charge of extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Doris J. Snyder
George
N. Demarest Campbell
Milk Price Rise Lifted at Hearing
The state bureau of milk control held a second day hearing on a proposed price increase. Producers and distributors urged a rise of one to one and a half cents per quart citing higher feed costs since the September 1947 minimums. A grocery chain spokesman urged lowering prices while pickets demonstrated outside the state building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tob. 5
State Bureau of Milk Control
Spokkesman
Municipal Band Concert Program Friday highlights
The Municipal Band presents an evening concert under conductor J. J Aighanes featuring James E. Bon Stephene Vandarcoak Maze Masehd Honene Intermi as and Royalone Baxop in a nighttime program.
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Municipal Band
Peonyee
J. J Aighanes
James E. Bon
Stephene
Honene Intermias
Oyalone
Saudi flag to fly at Long Beach harbor ceremony
In Long Beach harbor and the Los Angeles area Saudi Arabia’s flag will be hoisted this afternoon over two former Infantry landing crafts converted to freighters. Vessels LCT 1013 and 1016, renamed Azzahir and Al-Akee, will sail soon under General Steamship Corporation. Allen Hume of General Steamship travels from San Francisco for the ceremony. Also noted are warnings to veterans about profit schemes in rifle ships and upcoming maritime events including the Bilge Club banquet at the Biltmore Hotel February 21.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Harbor
United States
Saudi Arabia
Craig Shipyard
Bob Hanna
General Steamship Corporation
Allen Hume
General Steamship
San Francisco
Lcis
Ateb
Azzahir
Al-Akee
Maritime Commission
San Diego
Atlantic
Salf
Martime
Rsh
Proomoter
Bilge Club
Harbor Shipping Fraternity
Los Ange Jes Biltmore Hotel
Walter F. Richards
Robert R. Snodgrass
Elka Club
San Pedro
Util
Rash of New York safes sale signals normal pattern
A surge of clearance sale advertisements in New York papers shows department stores resuming normal business. Over 20 full page ads in a single newspaper announce mark-downs in medium priced stores and basements, reflecting a broader retail rebound.
Fragmented 1920s era theater listing with scattered titles
A garbled OCR page lists numerous film and stage titles across theaters such as CREST, LAKEWOOD and RIALTO with showtimes, phone numbers, and stray phrases. The readable items mention titles like A Double Life, The See Wolf and The Return of Frank James, Joe Palooka in the Knockat, and Walking etc, alongside venue cues and partial times.
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Kanye
Bigndie
Ark
Dale
Watlee Mitty
Florry Mae
Bloux
Lakewood
Wild Harvest
Joe Palooka
Long Bhach
Centleman
Gene
Aids
Tray Moek
Sunand— Denny
Esstate
Zarro
Bartists
Biently
Guy
Pal Zons
Daathiguien
A Valley
Ships sail from Long Beach with cargo for Trans-Arabia line
The Liberty ship James Turner departed Pier A Long Beach at night carrying a deckload of 30 and 31 inch pipe for Trans-Arabia Five Lines. The Liberty ship William Kendrick, unloading copra at Wilmington, will move to Pier GB to load supplies for Trans-Arabia. Kendrick arrived from the Far East to discharge cargo and unloaded several heavy vehicles at Pier A, Long Beach for reload. Danish East Asiatic Line's motorliner Erra arrived at Long Beach from the Pacific Northwest on its return voyage to Europe.
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Trans-Arabia
James Turner
Pier A
Long Beach
William Kendrick
Wilmington
Pier GB
Tranns-Arabiia
Kendrick
Far East
San Francisco
Danish East Asiatic Line
Erra
Pacific Northwest
Europe
Clerk Fined for Assault on Bellhop
Ernest B Kadner a 45 year old hotels clerk was fined 250 by Superior Judge Lesiier after pleading guilty to assaulting Robert Smithcrest a 23 year old bellhop at a hotel on FE Ocean Blvd Police said Smithcrest was treated at Seaside Hospital for a minor right foot wound believed caused by Kadner who allegedly fired during a dispute over bellhop duties
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Ernest B. Kadner
Lesiier
Kadner
Robert Smithcrest
FE. Ocean Blvd
Smithcrest
Seaside Hospital
Radner
Further Study Sought on Civic Center Site Choices
The Planning Commission returns comparative analyses of two proposed civic center sites to City Planning Director Werner Ruditi for further work. Site One would integrate Lincoln Park, while the Rainbow Pier lagoon site would be developed with a filled lagoon environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Werner Ruditi
Lincoln Park
Wire and Tools Stolen From Atchley Electrical Co
Four thousand feet of electrical wire and installation tools valued at over 60 were stolen from the Atchley Electrical Co storehouse at 2075 Santa Fe Ave. Police said entry was gained by sawing through a padlock on the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchley Electrical Co
Santa Fe Ave
Police Hold Trio as Arms Carriers
Three new Army recruits Jack W Maynor 18 Lloyd R Sutton 29 and Callace W Marshall 19 were arrested and held for investigation of robbery and carrying concealed weapons Police found a .22 revolver two automatic pistols and a .33 revolver in a sedan near Inado Ave Anaheim St Officers Jeschke and Ruchaber said they searched the area after seeing two men near the intersection Army recruiters said the men had recently enlisted and awaited transport to a training camp.
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Army
Jack W. Maynor
Lloyd R. Sutton
Callace W. Marshall
Norman G. Jeschke
Joseph C. Ruchaber
Inado Ave
Anaheim St
Lakewood Man Hurt When Train Hits Car
Curtis J. Butts a 25 year old resident of Lakewood was injured when a Pacific Electric train struck his auto at Alameda and Carson Streets in Dominguez. He was hospitalized at Harbor General Hospital after the eastbound car was carried 250 feet by the impact. Motorman Orville Sadderis of Los Angeles operated the southbound train.
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Curtis J. Butts
Hanbury St
Lakewood
Pacife
Alameda
Careson Sts
Dominguez
Harbor General Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Butts
Carson S
Orville Sadderis
Los Angeles
Christopher Heads L. B. Whittier Alumni
Christopher elected president of the Long Beach chapter of the Whittier College Alumni Association at the Pacific Coast Club. A Whittier 1935 graduate residing at 120 Glendora Ave, he heads the group joined by about 54 former Whittler students in Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Christopher
Long Beach
Walttier College Alumni Association
Pacific Coast Club
Whittier
Glendora Ave
Whittler
Out of Danger After Sulphan Pill Intake
Shirley Delson a three year old girl was pronounced out of danger yesterday afternoon at Seaside Hospital after being rushed there for emergency treatment following the ingestion of a number of sulphan pills at her home 4090 Grenora Way police reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Delson
Seaside Hospital
Grenora Way
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Soviet Union
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Paris
Monsieur Verdoux
Piste
Sandru
Charlie Chaplin
Verdoux
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Rana Henry
Esa
Tal Appatre
EER Rowald Ud Colmar Aean
Srezeeeaa Bens
Life” Hus
Blondie
Panpy
Singleton
Arthur Lake Anne Eal
Vores Ers
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Jean Bennett
the Man In the Iron Mask
Dachevy
Méphion
Ane
el Ea
Mey
Abe
Humphrey Bogert
Walter Huston
Sleten Madre
En Benels Morgan
Jane W. D
West Coast
Lizebeth Seoth
Mert Lancasher
Veda
Ann Borg
Leif Ericksen
Blond Savage
Cotati
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Bob Hoge
James Cagney
George Rett
Chidran
Imal
Deeper
Eeee
Ross Hunter
Robert Lowry
Queen OF the Amazons
Rom Sthely
Weh Maynard
Hoot Gibson
Death Valley Rangers
W. Pike
Edsel Newton
Press-Telegram Marine
Ed Upham
Ninth St
Upham
Sixth St
Pacific Coast Association of Port Authorities
Hotel Fairmont
Association
Vancouver
B.C
Tom Coakley
H. Marvin
New York
George Silfson
American President Lines
Leland F. Christensen
Seattle
Leon Lancaster
Iecember
Henry L. Beckar
Christensen
Transpacific
Lea
Aphissgia
Lemmy Jou
First Friends Church
Atlantic Ave
Austin W. Rafferty
Santiago Ave
Evelyn R. Peters
Bonnie Brac Ave
Floyd S. Susamilla
Ss. Mitchell St
Kermit D. Whitman
San Anselme Ave
Mark Twain
Atlantic City
Association of School Superintendents
Qhioang
Ohio State Society
Carpenters Hall
Olive Ave
Mamie Siler
Fred C. Morgan
Chik
Sally Smith
Gardenia Ave
Whittier School
Staten—An_ eight bank
Pasadena Ave
Charles Jackson
Ee Eee
R. E. Matteson
Spring St
Pacula Ave
Polies
Foliceman
A. M. Myers
Thhe Veterans Mermorial
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Adm
McCain
Veterans’ Memorial
AJL
Organization
Temple Farnel
Eliot Grafman
Temple Israel
Reform
Congregation
Iwat
Temple Sina
Temple Sinai
Moline Ave
Seventh St
I. Shalom Ravetch
Ahad Ha‘am
Harry Goldman
Carl Goldman
Robert Kronick
Mark OF Zorro
HOPE
Joan Crawford
Daisy Kenyon
Yodyil
Hedy Lamarr
Buck Jones Westian
Ers Ac
SABC
Eusyade Mentee
News Palace
Gandhi
High Plain
Scenic Iron
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Civic Center
Christopher Heads
L. B. Whittier
STATE
Towne & Santa FE
Edie
Stat Amd
Santa FE Roit
Lowery
Joan Bartow
Aary
Menda Farrell
Frankie Carla
Fiang
Lou
Irene Dunne
Patric Knowles
Lady IN
Loretta Young
Robt
Preston
Arnold
Lady
Cheyenne
Tarol Flynn
Eleanor Parker
Barry Sullivan
Belita
Gangster
OPIN
Cara
Michael Bennett Redgrave
Lanay Wlew Parks
Drew
the Swordsman
Techmicolos
Nooeet Ee Ryan “Grossfire
Humphrey
Lavan Bogart Bacall
Ee As
Dorothy Laur
Joy Palooka
Tracy
Richard Greene
Stanley and
Livingstone
Gene Autry
Sioux City
Sue
Anaheim
Parpormanc
Tom Conway
Atlentic Ave
Esther Willison
Alan Gartie-Evabys
Ankers
Blight
Leber
Millamd Cummings
Doloran Kerr Glamorant
Mitkstecs
John Gartlald
Edw
G. Rebinnen
Ide Lupine
Barry Firagereld
Sea Wolf
Tromandegs
Adlar
Hanry Fonda
Gene Tierney
Frank James
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