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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1953

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Waves Pound 6-Block Area as Dwelling Falls at Redondo Beach

Redondo Beach suffers ongoing ocean assault with 12th straight day of heavy surf. Mount Lebanon apartments at 322 The Strand cave in as 33 families lose homes and streets wash away. High tides reach 5.7 feet as rocks and debris flood the oceanfront, with continued risk into the weekend.

Redondo Beach Mount Lebanon Apartments Strand Redondo Theater Hermosa Ave Ocean Lebanon Apartments Redonda

Defense Leaders Describe Deadly Weapons Buildup

Washington AP report summarizes a semiannual defense release showing static manpower at 3.6 million while armies, navies, and air forces gain modern weapons and carriers. Lovett cites rising arms costs and production strains, with continued high draft calls.

Washington Defense Establishment Lovett

Trucker Dead in L B Crash

Forrest B. Pike a 50 year old truck driver died after his empty moving van struck the rear of a produce truck at Third Street and Redondo Avenue. Police say he likely had a heart attack and lost consciousness before the crash. Ray Hernandez 31 narrowly escaped injury as the produce truck driver.

Forrest B. Pike Third St Redondo Ave Fire Department Seaside Hospital Patterson Snively Mortuary Ray Hernandez Newport Ave

Soldier's car flight ends in crash and escape

Charles Clemence, 23, an Ashland Oregon soldier misclassified as Army, allegedly "flew" his car over 100 feet, crashed into a tree after tearing through a guard rail by a dead end street near Herndon Canal, then walked away, Fresno police say.

Fresno Chrles Clemence Ashlland Ore Air Force Istead Clemence Herndon Canal

Most Wanted Fugitive Nabbed in Arizona by FBI

Harden Collins Kemper, one of the FBI's ten most wanted, was captured in Glendale, Arizona by agents. He had been living under an assumed name for about a year and worked as an automobile mechanic at a weekly wage. Kemper, 50, previously jailed in 1951 for involvement in a wide auto theft ring and had failed to surrender to US Marshals in 1951. He faces arraignment before a U.S. Commissioner in Phoenix.

Washington FBI Harden Collins Kemper Glendale Ariz Rots J. Edgar. Hoover Kemper Hoover Sai Hoover Avith Kemper Ole Harvey Charles Kennedy Southwest Albuquerque N. M Kempertis U.s Phoenix Hoover

Atom Spies Must Die Court Rules

A federal judge denied an appeal to spare Julius and Ethel Rosenberg from execution for passing atom bomb data to Russia. Judge Irving R. Kaufman reaffirmed the death sentence, noting the crime was worse than murder and indicating the clemency path would only be through the White House. They await execution at Sing Sing during the week of January 11.

New York Atom Julius Rosenberg Ethel Irving R. Kaufman Sing Sing Kaufman fFr White House Truman Eisenhower Russia

Newspaper Section Index and Page References

A compact listing shows where to find sections and features across the newspaper. It includes Beach Combing, Boyle, Bridge, Classified Ads, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and Television, Shipping Table, Southland Cities, Sports, Theaters, Tidbits, Temperatures, and Activities, with page designations such as A-8, B-2, and BT to H.

Beach Boyle Bridge Southland

Eisenhower briefed on Universal Military Training plan

Government commission members met President-elect Eisenhower and stated there is no conflict between his views and their recommendation to implement Universal Military Training immediately. Spokesman Dr. Karl Compton said he does not know Eisenhower's decision and noted earlier House rejection of an immediate 40,000 18 year olds program.

NEW York Eisenhower Karl T. Compton National Security Training Commission Commission Compton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Corp Raining “ Commission Raymond Sr." McLain Thomas C. Kinkaid House of Representatives McLain Kinkaid Telcome Campton Foxy

Burglar Slain and 10 Suspects Nabbed in Cleveland

Police set a trap for safe rackers early today, shot and killed James Buffa, 31, a convicted burglar and associate of Cleveland hoodlum Julius Petro, and rounded up 10 others. Deputy Inspector James A McArthur said several Petro gang members were among the arrests after they plundered about 73 business places in recent months.

Cleveland James Buffa Julius Petro Warren Ohio James A. McArthur Petro

Kuchel becomes senator and leaves California post

Thomas H. Kuchel is sworn in as a U.S. Senator from California and resigns as state controller. Governor Earl Warren appointed him to fill the seat vacated by Vice President-elect Nixon. Kuchel gains Senate seniority dating from today as the 83rd Congress prepares to convene.

Washington Thomas H. Kuchel California Senate Earl Warren Nixon Kuchel

Allied Planes Hit Red Tanks On Western Front

United Nations fighter bombers attacked Communist tanks on the western front, destroying one and damaging three. The strikes, near frigid lines, aimed to test Red readiness for a rumored Jan 4 offensive as U N patrols pressed into enemy positions. Thunderjets hit a tunnel northwest of Syngye and a tunnel south of Hanju, with supply areas near Kumsong also targeted and reported full coverage. F-86 Sabres patrolled the skies but no clashes with MIG-15s were reported.

Seoul Korea United Nations U. N U.N la Red Syngye Hanju Kumsong

Unique surgical feat kidney transplant from mother to son

A 16 year old boy, Marius Renard, received a kidney from his mother after his own failed kidney. The operation, performed on Christmas Day at St Broussais Hospital by Dr Gaudart d Allaines, followed the donor’s death before surgery could begin. Doctors called it unprecedented and risky, with uncertain survival.

Paris Marius Renard Idney Reed Dire Rof Gaudart d/Allaines St.- Broussais “Hospital Simultanieoust “D

Parties Organize for New Congress in 1950s Detail

Senate Republicans chose Taft as floor leader and Democrats tapped Lindon Johnson for their leader. House Democrats named retiring Speaker Rayburn as floor leader, while House Republicans aimed to choose Joseph Martin for speaker and Charles Halleck for floor leader. Closed session announced Taft’s selection after two hours, amid committee and rule-change talks.

Washington Indiana Taft Senate Sen Saltonstall Massachusetts Styles Bridges New Hampai William Knowland California Eugene D. Mullkin Colorado Congress

Traffic Fatalities Lead 218 Toll in New Year Holiday

Traffic accidents dominated the nation’s violent death toll during the New Year holiday, with 159 highway deaths and 22 from tires. Overall 218 violent deaths were tallied from 6 p.m. Wednesday to noon today, far below the Christmas holiday period. California reported 14 highway deaths and six in miscellaneous accidents.

Aswoui National Safety Council California

Walkout of Longshoremen Spreads Across New York Piers

A strike by three small unions of longshoremen specialists began in New York and quickly spread to 60 of 143 active Port piers. Piers at Army bases remained active while others in New Jersey and Philadelphia operated normally. The stoppage threatened broader port tie ups along the eastern seaboard as ILA officials seek to protest waterfront crime investigations.

New York Brooklyn Staten Island Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New York Harbor AIL Inter Police’ Department Joseph P. Ryan Jongshpreme Manhattan Jersey City Hoboken N. J Eastern Seaboard Ryan ILA Waterfront Corryathon New York State Crime Commission

Stupidest Thing I’ve Done Address Lost On Sidewalk

Jesse Beck, 75, supervised a moving job when a hole in his pocket caused the new address to be lost. Furniture including lamps, chairs, stoves, and refrigerators was left on the sidewalk in O Donnell Heights while the tenant could not be located. The truck returned after the address mix up left the scene, leaving Beck guarding the items in chilly air.

Baltimore Jesse Beck Beck Minnie McKay O\Donnell Heights Teacher Peck

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