Baby Forgotten by Jane Russell in Frankfurt Adoption Row
FRANKFURT Germany Jan 3 Stars and Stripes reports actress Jane Russell who sought to adopt a German baby has let her priority lapse on Klaus a year old in a Frankfurt orphanage. The adoption chief says Klaus is on the unreserved list as Russell has not followed through since first meeting him.
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Long Beach Youth Band marks second anniversary
The Long Beach Youth Band celebrates two years of activity with 78 musicians aged 14 to 19 and two drill teams, the Junior Carmenettes and Senior Carmenettes. Since its 1950 start by Gordon Carmen, 21, the group has made over 250 uniformed appearances and earned 52 first place, 27 second place, and three third place awards. There are openings for trumpet, French horn, melophone, sousaphone, flute, piccolo, drums, saxophones, bassoon, accordion, and oboe players.
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D A s Office Here Busier During 1951
The Long Beach district attorney office in 1951 shows growth in activity. Deputy Ted C. Sten reported to Ernest Roll that 621 complaints were filed, 59 crimes handled, 355 investigations conducted beyond complaints, and 112 misdemeanor trials, up from 1950 figures of 596, 849, 168, and 76 respectively.
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U S Must Help India Port Unit Seeks Says Socialist Chief
Norman Thomas, five time Socialist candidate, urged U S aid to relieve India poverty in a Rotary talk. He warned illiteracy at 8 percent will affect voting by colors or animals on ballots. He questioned Nehru’s stance and urged use of technology to fight poverty. He noted India’s 500000 poverty struck villages and a need for a third force in Asia. The harbor board also discussed hiring a real estate expert for land acquisitions and property front on Anaheim Street amid ongoing bridge work.
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Fireman Killed Allies Set Coal Study
Manila dispatch reports a three hour fire in a Manila suburb left 2000 homeless. A fireman was electrocuted by falling wires during the blaze. European coal production is not keeping pace with industrial activity and caused damage estimated at $200,000. Cabinet ministers from western Europe plan a Paris meeting on January 14 to discuss remedies.
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Mexico Voyage Hardships Told
After two months at sea from Acapulco to Ensenada the Col and Mrs Kenneth Brown reached port per Coast Guard report. They endured weeks of hunger and rough weather until a passing merchant ship supplied them. Their son Lt Malcolm Brown asked for a search. They planned to continue to San Diego to reunite with Mrs Charles A Brown in Claremont.
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Four Movie Stars Donate Blood for Korean War Troops
In Tokyo on January 3, four Hollywood stars Paul Douglas Jan Sterling Keith Andes and Raymond Burr donated a pint of blood each for Korean War troops. They had previously entertained troops in the war zone where U S Medical units used blood donated by other Americans.
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