Chase Nets Fieldup Suspects in Late Night Robbery
Long Beach police nabbed three Glendale men after an 80 mile per hour pursuit through fog to a drive-in on Seventh Street. Franklin Leslie Staines age 19 of Glendale drove the stolen 1950 Buick and was charged with robbery and gun possession. Accomplices Richard J. Staine age 17 and Clarence Jack Downing age 20 were arrested at a nearby drive-in after police traced the getaway. Detective work linked the trio to the Standard Service Station robbery in Newport Beach where $23 was taken by two men armed with a .38 pistol.
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Censor Raid on Own Lines Near Front in Korea
United States artillery unit faced a mid day bombing and strafing by jet planes, with censorship restricting details. At least 15 bombs struck a rear area service battery damaging trucks and equipment. Casualties and exact aircraft details remained unclear as correspondents were barred from reporting.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Bradley Sees No Korea Peace Key
Gen Omar Bradley said he does not know how to settle the Korean war and has not met anyone who does. Rep Short reported a top secret three hour review of the world situation before the House armed services committee. The discussion touched on Korea and a brief mention of possible atomic use, but Bradley did not indicate any plan.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Armed Services
Bradley
Classifieds and Columns Reference Bridge to Various Pages
A reader guide lists where to find content across the issue including Beach Combing on BI Boyle on A-9, Bridge on A-9, Classified Ads B-10 to B-15, Comics on 3-4, Crossword 8-9, Editorial A-8, Financial B-8, Obituaries B-?, Radio/TV 8-7, Shipping 8-3, Southland Cities 8-2/3, Sports A-11 to A-13, Thesters A-10, Tides Temperaturas B-3, and Wares Activities B-4.
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Budget Faces Ten Billion Cut by Lawmakers
Washington AP reports congressional fiscal specialists react with confusion to Truman’s budget proposal to spend 78.6 billion for the coming fiscal year. Republicans vow to ignore the plan and await Eisenhower’s likely revised budget after he takes office. Some lawmakers say as much as 12 billion could be trimmed, while others are cautious.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Marine Pilot Dead in Wreck Near El Toro Air Station
A Marine Corps attack bomber pilot was recovered from the wreckage of his plane in a plowed field two miles west of El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Identification was withheld pending next of kin notification. The craft disappeared at 7 p.m. Thursday during a routine night training flight and radioed being over the Laguna Hills as searches began.
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Santa Ana
Marine Corps
el Toro
Marine Corps Air Station
Laguna Hills
Hoover to ride in inaugural parade with Eisenhower cabinet
Hoover assigned a spot in the inaugural march, riding ahead of Eisenhower's incoming cabinet. Parade chairman Ed ward R. Carr said Hoover's car will travel between massed colors and the nine automobiles carrying cabinet designees, flanked by Chief Justice Fred Vinson's car.
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Herbert Hoover
White House
Eisenhower
Edward R. Carr
Will
Fred ‘A. Vinson
Truman submits 1954 budget with 10B deficit forecast
Washington AP report notes President Truman asks Congress to approve a 1954 budget of 78.6 billion dollars, a rise of 4 billion from the current year. The plan mostly funds national security and foreign aid, with an estimated 10 billion dollar deficit two years out. The 20,000 word message is sent to Congress for revision by the Eisenhower administration, and no reading of the speech is done on the floor.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Associated Press
Eisenhower
A.S
Census Bureau
United States
Eisenhower backs balanced budgets amid deficit fight
Rep. Coudert says President-elect Eisenhower reaffirmed support for balanced budgets and opposition to deficit spending after meeting with Eisenhower. Truman sent a fiscal year budget to Congress as Coudert notes potential tax cuts of 5 to 6 billion and opposition to the excess profits tax extension. Eisenhower gave no definite views on possible tax policy changes.
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NEW York
Coudert
Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
House
Hisenhower
State reports half day schooling for 140,669 pupils
Sacramento reports the State Education Department shows 140,669 pupils in grades 1 through 9 attending half day schooling as of October 31. Assemblyman Thomas A. Maloney of San Francisco, a board member, presented the figures to the State Education Board.
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Sacramento
State
State Education Department
Thomas
A. ‘Maloney
San Francisco
Riots in Karachi Kill Three, Injure Twelve
In Karachi Pakistan rioting over the capital’s status continues for a third day. Angry mobs attacked police headquarters and set fire to wine shops while barricading streets. Three people were killed and twelve wounded today as unrest spread.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Local Night and Morning Clouds Daily Forecast
Local forecast notes night and morning clouds with a low near 72 degrees during the day. Light winds and a mild start give way to partly cloudy skies as temperatures peak.
Tragedy on Ocean Blvd as Greyhound Bus Crashes Theater
A Greyhound bus struck a car on Ocean Blvd and crashed into the United Artists Theater entrance at 11 30 this morning injuring at least 12 people. A passenger woman remained trapped for an hour, identified as Gertrude Waldron of Corona Del Mar. Injured victims included Delores Rojas and Delores Rojas’ near-miss moments at the ticket office, with several pedestrians and bus riders harmed. The driver, C A Norman of Los Angeles, declined to comment. Patients treated at Seaside Hospital included Therese Baken and Arthur Baken, with a range of head, facial, and limb injuries.
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United Artists Theater
Seaside Hospital
Gertrude Waldron
Corona DeMar
Ocean Bivd
Deiser
E. Ocean Bivd
Tadeo
Aulivuslyy
Delores Rojas
Linden Ave
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North Star Air Coach Co
C. A. Norman
Los Angeles
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Sheldon
Towa
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Hillman S
Coleman
Seaside
Therese Baken
Sonoma
Arthur Baken
Betty Jones
Ellen Landau
Seal Beach
Crvises
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St. San Pedro
oToe
Ruth Berberet
Hazelbrook Ave
Iary
Ida B. Brewer
Huntington Beach
Charles Bennett
Corona del Mar
Isaac Bennett
Corona i del Mar
Signe Jenner
al Ave
Ethel Farrar
Shirley Center
Mass
Misa
Nancy Farrar
Passenger Trapped in Bus Begs for Help at Theater
Mrs. Gerstrude Waldron of Corona Del Mar lay trapped in the front of a Greyhound bus wedged against the United Artists Theater after a 11:30 a.m. crash. Firefighters pried the vehicle free while medics stabilized her and she pleaded for glasses and a hospital as spectators gathered amid sirens, glass, and bloodied seats.
Indicted Ex Federal Official Charged With Improper Fees
New York Queens District Attorney said T Vincent Quinn former assistant U S attorney general was charged in an indictment by a Brooklyn federal grand jury with taking law fees while serving in Congress. The indictment accuses Quinn of accepting fees from clients related to tax quarters.
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New York
Queens
T. Vincent Quinn
U.S
Congress
Brooklyn
Quinn
Blast Rocks Bethlehem Steel Plant injures two workers
Vernon UP reports an explosion at the Bethlehem Steel plant injured two workers. Molten metal breached a gas furnace line intended for conversion to an electric furnace, striking an electric line and blowing a hole in a nearby furnace. Firemen say only minor injuries.
Bus fire in Argentina kills 17 of 26 aboard
A Buenos Aires bus overturned on Thursday and 17 of the 26 people aboard died in flames after the front axle broke. Investigators said sparks from broken metal scraped the pavement, igniting spilled gasoline and setting the vehicle ablaze.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Burned Chicago Man Dies After Two Years of Suffering
George Blen iasz, 27, died Thursday night in Chicago after more than two years of burns covering about 60 percent of his body. He underwent 162 transfusions and 13 skin grafts during his long illness.
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Chicago
George Bleniasz
Burns
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