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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1953

Page

7

Congress Convenes with Push to Trim Spending

Congress opens amid calls to cut government costs and limit taxes as bipartisan leaders set a fiscal discipline tone. Rep Charles Halleck names reducing expenses as the top task while Rep Reed proposes 11 percent income tax relief to balance the budget. President Truman’s budget due next Friday signals the starting point for cuts, with Eisenhower aides already reviewing potential savings.

House Joseph W. Martin Massachusetts Sam Rayburn Texas Senate Charles Halleck Indiana Congress Rep Reed I.N Ways and Means Dingell R.mich Ways and Means Committe GOP Truman Eisenhower Joseph A. Martin Jr Martin Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio Ani Styles Bridges New Hampshire Bridges United States Wayne Morse Oregon Adlai Stevenson Ralph Roberts Jold House Bernard Braskamp Roberts Alben Barkley Harry Truman Secret Service David Wallace Marian Wallace Albuquerque N. M Lyndon Johnson Rayburn Wiliam Knowland California Eugene Millikin Colorado Clifford Hope Kansas House Republican Joseph McCarthy R.wis Senate Election Subcommittee McCarthy

Hoax Telegram Fails to Save Wilson Brothers

Turman and Utah Wilson were hanged at Washington State Prison after a fake telegram signed Warren G. Magnuson claimed a presidential clemency stay. Officials confirmed the message was a hoax as the brothers faced the gallows for the Vancouver Jo Ann Dewey murder and kidnapping charges.

Walla Walla Wash Turman Wilson Brothers United States Washington Seattle Warren G. Magnuson A. F. Gruber Magnuson Wella Walla Jo Ann Dewey Vancouver Wired Truman Utah Wilson Truman Alien Lambert Wilsons Arthur B. Langlie Olympia Langlie Irvin Goodman

New Year's Fatalities Behind Yuletide Toll

The National Safety Council reports New Year holiday accidental deaths far below last Christmas's toll. Through 6 p.m. Wednesday 304 deaths versus 432 a year earlier, with 225 traffic fatalities and 52 other mishaps since then. The 102 hour Christmas period logged 744 deaths, 556 in traffic. prior New Year period had 611 total with 375 in traffic. The survey extends to midnight Sunday.

National Safety Council

Goodrich Rubber Process Awaited in Akron and LA

John M. Collyer of B F Goodrich announced a new lower cost cold rubber process under pilot plant testing. The method, using stainless steel pipes, cuts production to 15 to 20 minutes from 10 to 12 hours and comes from a 120-year research effort funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corp.

Akron Chio John Ll. Collyer B. ¥. Goodrich Co Goodrich Pacific Coast iHwy Wilmington Compton Olympic Blvd Los Angeles America Collyer B. F. Goodrich ‘Chemical Co Reconstruction Finance Corp B. I. Goodrich Pearl Harbor

Two Army Helicopter Fliers Die in Korea Crash

Two Army helicopter crewmen were killed when their aircraft crashed near Seoul. Col. Glen Cummings of Akron, Ohio, arrived at the scene and helped others try to rescue the occupants, but the efforts failed.

UAS Korea Seoul Glen Cummings Akron Ohio

Rhee Plans Tokyo Visit With Gen Clark Despite Dispute

Syngman Rhee's press secretary said he would visit General Mark Clark in Tokyo on Monday despite tensions with Japan. Earlier sources said the trip was off. Clark invited Rhee to his Tokyo headquarters. Rhee opposes Japanese troop use with UN forces in Korea.

Seoqul Syngman Rhee Mark Clark Tokyo Rhee U. S Clark Far Eastern United Nations Korea

Breach-o'-nroise myths debunked by Aunt Het

Aunt Het dismisses breach-o'-nroise suits and argues money can fix a damaged reputation, insisting a woman is not harmed by such claims. She voices practical skepticism about legal remedies and social judgment.

Sabres and MiGs Clash Over Korea Frontline Air War

In a major air clash over Northwest Korea, 40 American Sabre jets intercepted 50 Russian MiG-15s as Allied bombers attacked Red troop and supply targets near Sunchon. Six MiGs were damaged in 16 aerial battles at altitudes from 42,000 feet to tree tops. Pilots reported a smoky wreck as they left the area after destroying about 26 enemy buildings and causing a large secondary explosion. On the ground, South Korean forces repulsed a Chinese assault on Sniper Ridge near Kumhwa, while Pinpoint Hill remained a key battleground in the Sniper Ridge hills.

Seoul Korea Manchuria Jevels Sunchon U. N ROK Kumhwa

New York Busses Idle for Third Day

New York busses remained idle for a third day as union officials rejected settlement talks with eight private bus lines. The walkout affects 3.5 million fares on Monday while pools began Friday and taxicabs thrived. CIO TWU President Michael J. Q said arbitration is not an option and city officials offer nothing. Gov Devery offered state aid to resolve the dispute over a 40 hour week and a 25 cent pay raise.

New York Michael J. Q CIO Transport Workers Union Vincent R. Impellitteri Albany Thomas E. Devey

Tortures of hell claim mars Polish bride's suit

Wanda Mary Crowse, 25, says she endured a Russian concentration camp torture, while husband Daniel, 37, treated her worse. She sues for separate maintenance in Los Angeles, seeks custody of two children, and cites refusing food money and sleeping at the foot of his bed since their 1945 Iraq marriage.

Los Angeles Wanda Mary Crowse Daniel Crowse Farrier

Handcuffed Man Flees Police After Stop

Santa Ana officers stopped Ramon San chez Palacio 23 on Delhi Road near Newport and found a .25 caliber pistol. They say Palacio shot four times toward a residence from a parked car. he fled on foot with Emma Solorzana 22 and Gloria Martinez 18, who feigned illness as Palacio escaped into an orange grove.

Santa Ana Ramon Sanchez Palacio Therm Ak Delhi Rd Newport Ra Quese Albert Pillsbury Harold Davis Palacio Emma Solorzana Gloria Martinez Orange

Baltimore Faces Garbage Strike Reaches Day Three

Baltimore enters its third day of a municipal labor strike as 3400 workers including street cleaners and repair crews demand a 25 cent per hour raise. Negotiations paused with the city sticking to no general pay increase while about 1000 tons of refuse accumulate daily amid health risk warnings from Commissioner Dr. Huntington Williams.

Baltimore Huntington Williams

Reorganized Church Service Schedule and Sermons

The notice lists church events at Ninth St and Olive Ave including a 9:30 A.M. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper led by Elder Harry Pedersen, a Bon PM address titled Reviewing the Future, and a Wednesday prayer service presided by R. E. Wilces with a focus on future guidance.

Church of Jesus Christ Olive Ave Addess Harry Pedersen Bon R. E. Wilces Eder

Nurse Hero Evacuates 92 Babies From Fire

Montreal firemen praised 19 year old nurse Marie-Anne Fortin for guiding the safe evacuation of 92 infants from a four story clinic after smoke poured from a third floor room. Off duty nurses aided as ambulances rushed to the scene. all babies under six months survived with only minor damage to the building.

Montreal Marie-Anne Fortin Surges

Woman Teller Foils Holdup Man in Bank Incident

In Los Angeles County a female teller, Rosemary Cocco, foiled a Friday bank robbery attempt at Security First National Bank. She alerted a nearby man in the cage and told him to sound the alarm. Police and FBI later arrested Alfred Boyd on suspicion of robbery.

Los Angeles Rosemary Cocco First National Bank Miss Cocco Wild Bill FBI Alfred Boyd

Release of 2 G Demanded by U S General in Berlin

Lt. Gen. M. S. Eddy, U S troop commander in Europe, demanded the immediate release of two American soldiers held by Soviet and East German authorities since November. Pvt. Raymond Michalowski and Pvt. Night were arrested entering East Germany on the Berlin elevated railway. Eddy urged Soviet Commander Chuikov to take action, noting protests dated December 2 and prior communications by Gen. Lemuel Mathewson.

Berlin Manten S. Eddy U.S Europe ADN Raymond Michalowski Perth Amboy N. d Night Los Angeles East Germany Eddy Wassily I. Chuikov Germany Michalowski Pwis Chuikov Dee Mai Lemuel Mathewson

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