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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1953

Page

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Major Expansions Planned for Southern California Plants

A projected addition of 39,000 or more workers to air craft factories in Southern California over the next two years will boost employment to 15,000 at the new Douglas plant in Torrance. Northrop projects 5,000 more hires at Hawthorne by July, and El Segundo could grow from 16,000 to over 30,000. Mayors and business leaders from El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Palos Verdes, Torrance, and Redondo Beach attended the International Airport session seeking better streets.

California Douglas Aircraft Co Torrance Los Angeles Douglas Long Beach Gene Musk Northrop Aircraft Hawthorne Dengas el Segundo International Airport Manhattan’ Beach Hermosa Beach Palos Verdes Redondo Beach

Texas Jet Pilot Bags 10th MIG to Rate Double Ace

A Sabre jet pilot from Texas became a double ace by downing a MIG in a dogfight near the Yan River as Chinese forces struck near Baldy Hill. The Fifth Air Force reported Col. Royal Baker of McKinney led patrols ending a six-day scoreless stretch, while clashes along the western front left 70 Chinese casualties and several UN reinforcements blocked briefly.

Yan River Reds Pyongyang Old Baldy Eighth Army

Girl 18 Hit With Hammer During Prayer at St Nicholas Church

Miss Jean Schwallie, an 18 year old student nurse, knelt to pray at St Nicholas Catholic Church when a man struck her on the head with a hammer. She said he delivered a second blow as she tried to rise. Police reported a witness, Miss Virginia Tarrrier, who saw the second impact and fled for help.

Gad Mbayimee Po Tice St. Nicholas Catholic Church Jean Schwallie Schwalbe Virginia Tarrier

Youth Pinned in Wreckage at Santa Ana

A Santa Ana youth died when his car struck a second auto head on after clipping a machine he was passing. In Orange County five others were injured in crashes including a sequence at Sunset Beach. Robert Richard Galuarte, 19, of Santa Ana, died in wreckage on Main Street near Sunflower Avenue as police pried him from the car. Naomi Weaver, 20, of Santa Ana, suffered critical injuries, and Catherine Stevens, 28, of El Toro, was involved in the crash. John Kelsey Johnson Jr, 31, of Lakewood, was jailed on drunken driving charges after a chain of collisions at Sunset Beach. Other injuries occurred in Anaheim and Fullerton as residents were treated at Orange County General Hospital. John G Pinedo, 31, of Santa Ana, was jailed after his car struck a pole in Garden Grove.

Santa Ana Orange County Sunset Beach Robert Richard Galuarte Fine St. Santa Ana Catherine I. Stevens el Toro Naomi Jean_Weaver Magnolia St Santa Weaver St Joseph's Hospital Gu- Yuarte Wits Bigler Mortuary Main St Sunflower Ave John Kelsey Johnson Jr Clark St Lakewood California Highway Anaheim-Olive Rd Anaheim Euclid Ave Bell Rd Robert H. Jones Lincoln Ave Fullerton Rex Gilmore Robert Dorsey Fuller Orange County General Hospital John G. Pinedo Eighth St Harbor Blvd Trask Ave Garden Grove

Morse and Long Prepare Critique of Overseas Air Base Program

Senators Morse of Oregon and Long of Louisiana plan to publish a critical report on the overseas air base program. The two lawmakers said the analysis will be released Sunday for public study and discussion.

Washington America Sen Morse and-Ore Long D.-La

Arlington mother charged in baby burned in furnace

A 42-year-old Arlington housewife and her husband face murder charges after police say the week-old son was thrown alive into a furnace. Det. Chief Dudley H. Retter said the mother Viola SOpanowich confessed, claiming the baby was born unattended in their brick bungalow on Feb 5. The husband Peter, 55, is charged as an accessor before the fact. Julius Sherr, 40, was a material witness and released on bond.

Arlington Dudley H. Retter County Viola S. Opanowich Opanowich Peter Rector Julius Sherr Washington, D.C Opano

Newport Officers Held on Burglary Charge

Newport Beach police booked Douglas James 22 with three other officers and one ex patrolman on burglary for a November 22 laundry shop break in. James faced $1000 bail and arraignment Monday. other suspects include Harris Cottle Jr. 34 Rob ert Atkinson 27 Harry Jasper 24 and William Dugan 26. Traffic officer Merley Coe 33 was dismissed earlier.

Newport Beach Fatrniman Douglas James James R. R. Hodgkinson

Plant Explosions Kill 25 Japanese

A violent series of blasts at a Japanese high explosives factory killed at least 25 people and injured 45. The chain reactions wrecked all 12 factory buildings and damaged nearly 400 nearby homes. Rescue crews found 17 bodies. at least five more were missing. No Americans were among the dead or missing.

Tokyo

Bible Closed Flag Furl?ed Ends Grand Army of Republic

In Los Angeles a quiet ceremony marked the end of the Grand Army of the Republic. The Bible of Stanton Post 55 and the post’s flag were closed and will be sent to Washington for archives. The Warner’s Relief Corps GAR auxiliary has been trustee since the death of William Magee, the organization’s last member. Two surviving Union veterans not GAR members are James A. Hard and Susie Waelyon.

Los Angeles Grand Army of the Republic Stanton Post 55 Washington, D. C Warner's Relief Corps GAR Bible and Flag William Allen Magee of Union Veterans of the Charlotte Kratch Women’s Relice Corps James A. Hard Rochester N. Yu Suse Waelyon

Armed man binds, robs cabby of $30 in Santa Ana

A gunman robbed taxi driver Jacob Klink, 57, of $30 after forcing him to drive to a lonely spot near Irvine. The bandit, described as about 20, bound Klink with his belt and shoelaces, then fled after rifling pockets. The driver drove around for about an hour through orchard country.

Santa Ana Jacob Klink Irvine Klink Here

War Casualty List Shows Korean War Toll

Washington report cites Defense Department release enumerating 36 casualties including six wounded in Korea. Details appear in a brief casualty list from the warfront.

Washington

Trunk Slayer Winnie Judd Declared Sane

Phoenix report states Winnie Ruth Judd has been declared sane under Arizona law in a habeas petition to free her from the Arizona State Mental Hospital. If sane, she could be released with time served credited, though she would face further commitment or possible parole. Judd was convicted in 1931 for killing two women and placing their bodies in a trunk, later commuted to life on parole recommendations.

Phoenix Ariz Winnie Ruth Judd Arizona Arizona State Mental Hospital State Board of Pardons ‘and Paroles Judd Agnes Ann le Ral Hedwig Samuelson Los Angeles

700 Seek Mercy for A Spies in Capital Picket

A 700 member delegation left New York by special train for Washington to press President Eisenhower for clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. A 24 hour vigil would form in front of the White House, with tickets for round trips set at 12 dollars by the Communist Daily Worker. The National Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case sponsored the trip and urged mercy appeals from various faiths including a plea from Pope Pius XII. Eisenhower had rejected clemency last week.

New York Washington Eisenhower Iulius Ethel Rosenberg White House Communist Daily Worker David Alman National Committee To Pius XII Rosenbergs

Vicious Sea Smashes at Surfside Colony

Report from Surfside says merciless breakers pounded the west end of the colony damaging homes. A 6.6 foot Friday tide had battered the area, with Miss Peggy Seals noting she spent about $4000 protecting her house as another high tide neared.

Aly the Eee Peggy Seals

Sunny weather with a high near 73 today

The forecast calls for sunny skies with temperatures reaching about 73. Fog and low clouds are expected late tonight and Sunday morning, reducing visibility at times.

Tide Floods North Sea Coasts Elevates Evacuations Across Nations

In Belgium and the Netherlands a towering tide forced hundreds from homes and triggered a state of emergency with thousands evacuated from Schouwen-Duiveland Island. Mechelen declared emergency as the Dyle breached a dike. Across Britain, troops and civilians battled storms to shore up defenses while death tolls rose to 1836 across four nations.

Amsterdam Netherlands Marines Belgium North Sea Zieriksee Schouwen - Duiveland Mechelens Malines Dyle Schelde Great Britain Holland Britain Germany

U S Carrier Arrives in Italy With Jets for Allies

Brindisi Italy dispatch reports U S aircraft carrier Corregidor arriving with 20 F 84 jets, to be distributed to Italy Greece and Turkey under the military aid program as part of ongoing allied assistance.

U.S Italy Brindisi U. S Corregidor Ats Greece Turkey

Mystery light over San Francisco described as plushlike globe

SAN FRANCISCO AP reports thousands of Bay Area residents saw a mysterious light Friday near sunset. Descriptions varied from silver to black with or without a tail, at 3000 to 20000 feet and speeds around 260 to 300 mph. Local scientist offered a weather reflection explanation citing cold warm cold air layers.

San Francisco Sant‘Brancisco Bay Area Army Navy Air Force

College Students Missing in Plane Flight Over Western New York

Buffalo searchers comb rugged woods near the Pennsylvania line for a four niagara university students missing after a rented Stinson vanished en route from Buffalo to Olean. Pilot James Sweeney a Niagara freshman along with William Murphy Donald Nickel and Richard Hens were unaccounted for amid a snow storm after takeoff at 1 30 p m Friday.

Buffalo New York Jeawany Waeeeses Stinson Olean Barmabard St. Bonaventure University Niagara Leat St. Bonaventure Niagara Memorial Auditorium James Sweeney Proton University William J.murphy Lockport Donald Nickel Rochester Richard Hens Hamburg Pennsylvania State Line

Where to Find in the Newspaper

A fragmented notice lists sections by page and topic across the edition. It references Churches on A page, Classified Ads on 8-2 to 8, Comics on Ad, and Obituaries on A-3 along with Radiovand Television on B-2 and sports on Ad A-7.

Boyle Radiovand Television Southland Cities

Journey to Jerusalem Lent series from Press Telegram

Starting Ash Wednesday February 18 the Press Telegram will run a pre Easter short lyrical interpretation titled Journey to Jerusalem. Julien C. Hyer author of the verses appears in many newspapers across the United States and Canada. Read it daily for spiritual thought during stress starting Wednesday.

Press-Telegram Jerusalem Julien C. Hyer United States Canada

Torrance Defense Plant Receives $75000 Loan for Defense Parts

The Precision Equipment Co Inc of 1641 Border Ave Torrance was granted a 75000 loan to produce parts for guided missiles jet engines and atomic energy development. The loan was issued by the Reconstruction Finance Corp on SPDA recommendation to boost defense production and civilian use. The Torrance shop employs 35 people and SPDA offices aid in procurement and certificate of necessity advice.

The Precision Equipment Co, Inc Border Ave Torrance Small Defense Plants Administration Re Construction Finance Corp SPDA Ninth St Los Angeles

Power Line Blamed for Hollywood Blast

Two sharp explosions in an underground power tunnel rattled Hollywood early today and disrupted power in an eight block area. Police reported no injuries or damage. The blasts were caused by a faulty power line, which was quickly located and repaired.

Mollywood Hollywood

13th Lucky for Cabby in Denver

Denver cab driver John Peterson earned 101.90 from a 1.90 fare after a hurried passenger paid with a 100-dollar bill as a tip. Peterson found the overpayment while counting receipts Friday night at the airport, noting the man rushed to catch a plane.

Denver John Peterson Peterson Stapleton Bis

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Southland Texas Ricco Thomas Jr Columbus Ohio Ricco Newport Grand Army of Republic Riment Winnie Judd Parole Board Surfside Lily Wilson Fignre Charles Christmas Richmond, VI East Coast Sea Wall Dutch Clear Island Torrance Defense Plant Cabby
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