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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1953

Page

4

Skippers Union Walkout Expands as Deck Officers Strike

The Skippers Union presses a walkout amid wage dispute with PMA. A court order faces challenge as officers vow to sail for less pay than peers on other coasts. Affected ships include Pacific Far East Lines vessels, with Lurliner and American President Lines’ President Wilson set to sail soon. Former Gov Adlai Stevenson plans to ride the Wilson from San Francisco.

Union George Preston PMA May Pacific Far East Lines 2American Radio Association CIG Mat*son Lurliner Lines Wilson Lurline Hawaii Orient Adlai E. Steven San Francisco Moncgay

Jets Fire High Enemy Base on Yalu

United Nations air forces targeted the Yalu area with B26 bombers and carrier air strikes. The strikes hit a Red troop supply area near Pukchong and Wonsan harbor, while naval bombardment and carrier aircraft pounded targets south of Wonsan. Western front fighting near Kelly Hill saw a Red attack repelled. An Allied ambush credited to a San Antonio unit disrupted Chinese elements near Luke and No-man’s land.

Wonsan U. S. Fifth Air Force Pukchong Navy Missouri Cowell Valley Forge Philip United Nations Kelly Hill Ln Bitter U. N Luke Gook's Edgar R. Franz San Antonio Texas Franz Ann Arbor Corinne A. Cragen Averwood Ave University of Michigan

Jelke Vice Case to Jury in Manhattan Trial

The Mickey Jelke vice trial moved to a jury after a judge urged the panel to weigh witness truthfulness despite past histories. A late rebuttal witness testified, while the red haired Grace Appel refused to recount an alleged party with Joey Adams and Fat Ward.

New York Mickey Jelke Van Jelke General Sessions Francis L. Valente Joey Adams Jeske Fat Ward Manhattan Grace Appel

Surfside Beach Erosion Weathers Tide as Homes Fear Damage

Swells pound Surfside as residents fear damaged homes cannot withstand the lash. Waves gnaw at timbers and floors while bombers and jetty activity drive erosion at Surfside and Seal Beach. Dike repairs begin as officials hope the tide drop will bring relief.

Naval Surfside Seal Beach Municipal Pier I City

Offering Planned for Faith for Today TV Program

Elder David L Olson announces a Sabbath morning offering at the Seventh-day Adventist Church at Third Street and Bonito Avenue to promote the coast-to-coast TV program Faith for Today.

Es Plan Fund Reising David L. Olson Third St Bonito Ave

Schenck Quits as Fox Executive Producer Head

Joseph M. Schenck resigns from his post as executive production head at 20th Century Fox. At 70 he is a major owner of the United Artists Theater chain and holds several other financial interests. The resignation cites pressures from immense interests apart from the company.

Hollywood Joseph M. Schenck 20Th Century-Fox Studio Therator United Artists Theater Schenck Russia America Orjrand

Schenck's long partnership with 20th Century Fox ends

Darryl F. Zanuck notes the producer left after years of service to the studio. The text recalls Schenck's diverse career from amusement parks to theaters and silent film pictures starring the Talmadge sisters Norma and Constance and Buster Keaton.

Talmadge Sisters Norma Constance Buster Keaton Darryl F. Zamuck 20Th Century-Fox Schenck

Fire kills two Morgan brothers on Kansas farm north of Liberal

Abner Morgan and Lou Morgan, about 70, prominent landholders in Liberal area, died today in a farm home fire twenty miles north of Liberal, Kansas. The brothers were bachelor landowners widely known in the region.

Liberal Kan Kansas Abner Lou Morgan

Home Burglary on Cedar Avenue Reported

Police report a Thursday night burglary at Esther H. Guandaie residence, 1418 Cedar Ave, with losses totaling 51 dollars including 11 pennies. Clothing, jewelry, and money were stolen.

Esther H. Guandaie Cedar Ave

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