Slave World of Narcotics Warns of Youth Slaves to Dope
A nationwide study warns of a narcotics slave-world trapping teens and spreading to cities like New York Chicago and Washington. Heroin fuels a multi million dollar cycle funded by juvenile addicts. federal busts seized over 500 dealers but the problem persists.
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Washington
United States
New York
Chicago
D. C
Detroit
Cleveland
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Cope
Narcotics
Senate
Sen. Kefauver
Tenn
New York City
U.S. Public Health Service
Lexington
Fort Worth
Texas
Seek Women for March on Polio volunteers needed
An appeal for workers for the Mothers' March on Polio was issued by Mrs. Fred Whitmore, public relations chair of the Junior Ebell Club. More than 2000 women have enrolled. organizers seek many more across Artesia Street area, North Long Beach, and downtown Long Beach. Enlistment via Mrs. Whitmore or the Long Beach Foundation for Infantile Paralysis HQ.
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Fred Whitmore
Ebell Club
Whitmore
Artesia St
Long Beach
Pacific Pact Move Denied by Dulles
Washington January 22 John Foster Dulles told a Senate committee no current plans exist for a Pacific pact citing reluctance of some Pacific nations to join. He added a Pacific pact could be beneficial, creating a mutual defense group similar to NATO. The hearings focus on a peace treaty with Japan and security pacts with Japan New Zealand Australia and the Philippines.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Senate
United States
Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
New Zealand
Australia
Philippines
Oil Well Worker Crushed Chest in North Santa Fe Area
Thomas K. Brenner, 34, an oil field worker, suffered a crushed chest and possible rib fractures while on a Union Pacific lease rig north of the Los Cerritos Channel east of Santa Fe Avenue. He was crushed between lifting gear and the drill tower, taken to Leeside Hospital, and had returned to work five days earlier after a prior accident that fractured three ribs.
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Thomas K. Brenner
Union Pacific
Los Cerritos Channel
Santa Fe Ave
Brenner
Leeside Hospital
Negro Nominee for Capitol Post in Washington
President Truman nominated Earl Wayne Beck of Kansas City Missouri to be recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia. Beck received a test appointment after the resignation of Marshall L Shepard who was recorder of deeds in Philadelphia last year. The District post has traditionally gone to a Negro.
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Washington
Truman
Earl Wayne Beck
Kansas City
District of Columbia
Beck
Marshall L. Shepard
Philadelphia
D. C
Convict’s Writ Denied in Coram Nobis Petition
James E. Elmer a Folsom Pyson inmate sought a writ of coram nobis from Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby. He admitted forging a stolen check from a Compton manufacturer, and alleged defense attorney fraud. The judge denied the writ except for a potential notice of appeal, and Deputy Dist. Atty. Cochran argued no promises by the attorney justify the writ.
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James E. Elmer
Folsom Pyson
Joseph M. Maltby
Elmer
Inj
Compton
Maltby
Thomas W. Cochran
Cochran
U S to Restrict Russian Diplomats Travel
Washington reports draft order will curb Russian diplomats just as Moscow restricted foreign travel last week. Officials note the move mirrors Kremlin limits and aims to limit espionage while protecting U S military aides access. Pentagon eyes travel freedom for U S military attaches in Russia.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Moscow
Russia
Pentagon
Mobilizer Urges Prepare for 1970
New York January 22 UP Defense Mobilizer Charles B Wilson urged American industry to plan now for weapons of 1969 and 1970. He told the American Institute of Electrical Engineers that America faces a Buck Rogers era of atomic fission supersonic electronics and warned that enemy antiaircraft batteries are electronically directed. Our losses in Korea reflect ground fire and electronic defenses, he said, and our latest planes are at risk.
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New York
Charles B. Wilson
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Korea
Wilson
How to Invest and Trade in the Stock Market Lecture
A lecture titled How to Invest and Trade in the Stock Market will be given on Tuesday January 22 at the Town Hall in Los Angeles. The event is hosted by Viewpoint Macor at 3896 Locust Avenue and 2200 West 7th Street.
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Tong Beach
Weadnentay
Town Hall
Locust Avenue
Los Angeles
Farkview Macor
Unions Form Group to End OwnDisputes
NEW YORK January 22 A committee to stop union jurisdictional disputes has been set up by the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations The move is viewed as a major step toward union cooperation since the August breakup of the unified labor policy committee in Washington
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Associated Press
Don Whitehead
U. S
By Don Whiteread
Turkey
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U.S
Hmmanne' Hearn
California
Edison
B.C
Benj. Franklin
Pioneer
Honker Savina and Loan Association
Robert R. Sprague
East Broadway
Harold W. Rex
Eaton’s Chicken House
E. 45Th St
Atlantic Tong Beach
EATON
Santa Anita
Colorado Bilvd
Arcadia
Studio City
Ventura Blvd
Eatons
Bellflower
McCulloch
Torrey
T- 1823
Atlantic Ave
Walker
Pasient Healy
Igmmode
Milkes Mepal
Renee
Duncan Phyfe
Axminster
Alamitos
Anaheim St
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