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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1951

Page

2

Military buildup in Southern California quickens pace

Increased activity unfolds with detailed training plans for new Air Force pilots, reopening of Long Beach Naval Base, and faster housing projects at George and Victorville bases. March AFB Riverside and Lackland shifts drive overcrowding relief as Inyokern workers move to six-day weeks. Marine recruits at San Diego depot exceed 10,000 since Korea, with $2.5 million for barracks to replace tent city housing.

California Armed Forces Air Force March Air Force Base Riverside George Air Force Base Victorville Lackland Air Force Base Texas George Afb Dalf E.muehleisen Muehleisen Afb Charles W.bicking Lackland Navy Long Beach Naval Base Dani Kimball Naval Ordnance Testing Station Inyokern Mesa Victor Village San Diego Marine Recruit Depot William T. Clement Counry Mississippi Clement

B 26 bombers sent to French Indochina for frontline use

United States has delivered a fleet of B-26 bombers to French Indochina for quick use against the Communists. Sources say 25 planes arrived last week as preparations are made for talks between President Truman and French Premier Pleven. Additional B 26s and F 8F Bearcat fighters are planned, along with other arms shipments to support French and native forces.

Washington United States French Indochina Truman Rene Pleven

Pleven Tries to Secure U S Aid Plan from Truman Tomorrow

French Premier Rene Pleven travels to Washington for two days of talks with President Truman and officials on American backing for France in Indochina. He seeks assurances of military supplies and diplomatic support, avoiding a request for U S troops. Eisenhower’s view on Europe’s defense also looms at the talks.

Ashington Rene Pleven Truman America France Indochina Pieven U.S Washington Pleven Korea Europe Paris New York State Acheson Britain Attlee Ike Dwight D. Eisenhower Congress Eisenhower Ottawa Canada West Point N. Y United States China

New Prison Riot In Puerto Rico

In Rio Piedras Prison San Juan inmates rioted today wounding at least four guards and destroying the cafeteria warehouse and pharmacy. Two guards were killed in the initial outbreak on October 28, and the breach is linked to Puerto Rico s Nationalist uprising and the November assassination attempt in Washington.

San Juan Puerto Rico Rio Piedras Truman Washington

British Meat Dearth Fuels Political Storm

London reports on a 20 percent meat ration cut sparked a political crisis for Prime Minister Attlee's Labour government. Newspapers across the spectrum condemn the bulk-buying system and Argentina talks as Brits face higher prices and tighter supplies. Argentina seeks 140 pounds per long ton for chilled beef. Britain offers 111 pounds 10 shillings.

London Argentina Britain House of Commons Attlee Independent Times Manchester Guardian Liberal News- Chronicle Daily Herald Trades Union Congress

Bandit Steals 194 Dollars From Western Union Office

A bandit armed with an automatic pistol robs Western Union at 9830 Belmont Ave. in Bellflower, taking 194 dollars from clerk Katherine Schramm 37 and forcing supervisor Pauline Campbell to stay at her desk before fleeing. The suspect, about 24, six feet tall, wears no further details.

Bellflower Katherine Schramm Western Union Belmont Ave Pauline M. Campbell Schramm

Sisters 70 Join Civil Defense Wardens in North Adams

Two sisters aged about 70 volunteered for civil defense duty in North Adams Massachusetts. They were accepted as wardens along with director Mrs Ethel Lockwood and Mrs Viola R Peterson who also volunteered.

North Adams Mass Civil Defense Ethel Lockwood Viola R. Peterson

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