Tax Quiz Over Hill Commisisoner Avers No Big Police Firings
Revenue Commissioner John B. Dunlap said he does not expect future tax scandal firings to hit top officials, with fewer than expected dismissals among lesser officials. He noted investigations may involve past operations, and reported extensive probes across regional offices.
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Long Beach citizens hunt and seek in press telegram ads
Long Beach residents seek items and rentals through the Press Telegram want ads. Readers are urged to place a want ad today by calling 69066 to rent or sell goods or services.
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Mossadegh vetoes World Bank oil plan in Iran
Premier Mossadegh rejected World Bank proposals to revive Iran's idle oil industry without full Iranian control. He told World Bank VP Robert Garner that two bank representatives would not visit the Abadan refinery unless Iran's authority is recognized. Torkild Rieber and Hector Prudhomme, acting for Barber Oil, are in Tehran awaiting transport to Abadan.
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Big Bear Postmaster Bruce Munro Dies in Monrovia
Big Bear resident since 1931 and postmaster since 19 3, Bruce Munro, 51, died of a heart attack yesterday in Monrovia after months of illness. Munro served as Big Bear postmaster for many years and was a local figure in the community.
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U.S. Fears Timely Indochina Attack Risk War Plans
Washington reports the United States worries about an early Chinese Communist attack on Indochina. The looming threat will be reviewed in talks between President Truman and Winston Churchill, with possible quick military discussions with France. A Feb 29 execution date for a San Diego crime case is noted amid broader Southeast Asia tension.
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Plane engines quit but Quirino lands safely in Manila
President Elpidio Quirino's private plane lost both engines today but the pilot made a safe emergency landing at Clark Field. He did not discuss the incident and continued his journey aboard Brig. Gen Ernest Moore's plane, the U.S. 13th Air Force commander.
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Col Zack T. Miller Pioneer of the Old West Dies
Col Zack T. Miller, once part owner of the 101 Ranch near Ponca City, Oklahoma, and founder of the Miller Wild West Show, dies in Texas. He faced mortgage troubles after losing the ranch in the 1930s and had been ill since last summer. His son Zack Jr. and daughter Mrs James Gibbs of Valley Mills, Texas, are among the survivors.
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