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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1954

Page

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Air Force Safety Chief Clears Death Jet Pilot

Air Force flight safety chief Brig. Gen. Richard J. O Keefe says Maj. Robert A Blair the Sabre jet pilot who crashed into a Signal Hill neighborhood killing eight people was authorized by the Municipal Airport control tower to make a left hand approach. The investigation board will report daily and a final finding will be released through Air Force headquarters. Secretary Talbott pledged damages to victims families while noting the loss cannot be compensated. Continued on Page A-3 Col. 1.

Air Force Signal Hill Richard J. O'Keefe Special Investigation Board Robert A. Blair Civil Aeronautics. Authority Glenn L. Arbogast O'Keefe Elmer Rosa Blair Acti Long Beach Air Force Base Air Force Headquarters Harold E. Talbott Talbott Washington 19Th St Raymond .Ave Edward D. Ledbetter Jr

Newspaper navigation of sections and page ranges

The notice lists where to find various sections of the newspaper including Beach Combing on Page B1 Beach Boyle on Page A21 Bridge on Page A21 Classifieds on Pages B13 to B17 Comics on Pages 8 to 10 Crosword on Pages 8 to 13 Editorial on Page A20 Financial on Page B3 Obituaries on Page 8-2 Radio and TV listings on Page B12 and Pages A23 to A25 Theaters on Page B8 Tides and Temperatures on Page B12 Women on Pages 8-4 8-5 4 Your World on Page A2

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House Unit Approves Dividend Tax Cut Plan

The House Ways and Means Committee approved sharp cuts in personal income taxes on dividend income, potentially costing $240 million the first year and up to $1,000,000 as the program scales. About 4 million recipients would gain, with roughly one third paying no tax on dividends. The plan is part of a broader tax overhaul, with opposition noted from some Democrats.

Washington House Ways and Means Eta

Truman Unhurt in Auto Collision on icy Kansas City streets

Former President Harry S. Truman escaped injury in an early morning automobile collision on icy Kansas City streets. Joan C. Mayall, 13, the driver of the second car, was unharmed. Truman, driving a 1953 Dodge, tried to turn left onto 8th Street when Mayall’s vehicle struck the right front wheel. a third car partly obscured the view. Police found all three drivers standing in the street discussing the incident.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Joan C. Mayall Truman 8Th Street Mayall

Refusal to Permit Transfusion Sparks Court Battle

In Chicago a death case centers on Jehovah's Witness parents Thomas Grzyb and Barbara who refused a blood transfusion for their five day old infant. Judge Thomas E. Kluczynski criticizes the parents for religious beliefs hindering lifesaving care. The infant, Thomas Jr, died after an abdominal obstruction operation.

Chicago Amily Thomas Grzyb Barbara Jehovah's Witnesses Thomas E. Kluczynski Winpls Supreme Court Kuczynski Herman N. Bundesen Board of Health St. Anthony's Hospital Isadore Lerner Chicago Family Court

Parents Let Infant Die

Beverly Hills police reported Mia Mervyn Leroy wife of film producer learned jewels valued at over 25000 disappeared near Santa Monica Boulevard after leaving a bank. She recalled a suede envelope containing the gems fell from her purse and she searched three minutes later without success.

Beverly Hills. U Mia Mervyn Leroy iDr Santa Monica Blvd

River Collision Sinks Ship Near Williamsburg Bridge

A cargo vessel and a tanker collided in the East River near the Williamsburg Bridge early today injuring six crewmen aboard the Verdon, a 205 foot tanker. The Beth Coaster, carrying no cargo, continued and was later found at anchor off Staten Island. Coast Guard and police searched five hours. the Verdon settled in about 25 feet of water near the sea wall, injuries treated and released.

New York East River Verdon Manhattan Sie Beth Staten Island Williamsburg Bridge Manhattan Brooklyn Ira S. Bushey Co Carteret N. J West Haven Conn Bethlehem Steel Co New Haven Baltimore William J. Tracy Inva Hospital

Sitter Steps Out Four Die in House Fire

In Gambrills Maryland a 14 year old babysitter left a five room frame house to go to a corner store. While she was away the house caught fire and four young children died. The victims include 4 year old Norma Dorsey and three Sellman cousins Wilhelmina 4 William Thomas 8 months Mildred Regina 2. Firemen battled the blaze for over two hours and said the fire likely started from an overheated stove.

Gambrills W. R. Caldwell Norma Dorsey James Dorothy Dorsey Dorsey Willam Thomas Sellman Wilhelmina Sellman Mildred Regina Sellman Mary Anne Washington Sellman

Eisenhower Proposes Major Social Security Expansions

President Eisenhower asks Congress to add 10 million more Americans to Social Security and raise the income subject to taxes to 4200. He cites current average retiree benefits of 50 dollars monthly with 25 to 35 dollar taps, urging higher minimums and maximums. Hobby expected to propose brackets up to over 10 dollars monthly in top ranges and a later formula. The plan includes broader coverage for self employed farmers and many professionals.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Welfare Hobby Anne Mae

Heroic Seal Beach worker foils grenade blast at depot

Lester B. Larch, 32, of Garden Grove, grabbed a pulled pin hand grenade and prevented a major explosion at the Seal Beach Ordnance and Fast Depot. He carried the grenade away from a squad and ship, averting possible loss of life and ammunition. His action saved many lives, with Navy officials confirming no fatal accident to date. Larch and his family are named, and Comdr. Abe Cohen noted the incident was told from the base.

Seal Beach Navy Lester B. Larch Emarson Ave Garden Grove Latch Larch Margaret Arlene Faul Comdr Abe Cohen Ithus Far Cohen

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