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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1951

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Largest Crowd to Jam Beaches

The largest crowd of the year is expected at beaches today after two days of record heat. The Weather Bureau predicts clear skies and cooler temperatures around 90 degrees, tying the July 7 all-time July record of 1942. Bathers found 60-degree water as crowds swarmed the coast amid a heat wave across Southern California with many desert highs above 100.

U. S. Weather Bureau Mercury Los Angeles California Blythe and Needles Southland Thermal el Centro San Bernardino Bishop and Beaumont Burbank Santa Barbara San Diego

Downey Painter Abducts Stepdaughter in California

Police searched Southern California for Frank Walter Kristy a 48 year old Downey painter who abducted his blue eyed 20 year old stepdaughter Betty Jean Hansen after claiming to be in love with her for 11 years He threatened to kill himself and the girl and a light coupe owned by the abductee's family was found abandoned in a canyon as investigators traced Kristy from Paramount to Norwalk and Trenton New Jersey seeking the missing pair.

California Frank Walter Kristy Cheyenne Ave Paramount Betty Jean Hansen Clifford Price Norwalk Trenton N. J Kristy Miss Hansen Han- Sen Angeles Burbank

Big Missouri Floods Again Darkening Missouri River Towns

Kansas City reports a second severe flood within a week as the Missouri River and tributaries crest near 28 feet. Levees breached, rail service disrupted, and cross state highways impaired as towns such as Hardin Carrollton and Moberly face rising waters amid forecasts of humid weather and no rain.

Kansas City Missouri River Weather Bureau Corps of Army Engineers Big Muddy Missouri Lexington Hardin Carrollton Santa Fe North Grand Brunswick Wabash Moberly Bes Moines Gulf, Mobile and Olio Clark, Mo

Mysterious mid U S sky flash noted across Michigan Ohio

A bright flash believed to be a meteor streaked across southern Michigan and northern Ohio. Sightings were reported from Flint Lansing Pontiac Jackson Detroit and Toledo Sandusky Columbus. Observers described a trailing smoke and a ground fall near Flint though no trace was found. Authorities at Selfridge and Weather Bureau offered no explanation.

Detroit Michigan Ohio Flint Lansing Pontiac Jackson Mich Toledo Sandusky Columbus Weather Bureau Selfridge Air Frce Base Selfridge Port Columbus Springfield Cleveland Civil Aeronautics Administration

Dr Wadsworth 89, Church Leader and College President Dies

Hollywood July 7 UP Dr Guy Woodbridge Wadsworth 89 Presbyterian church leader and former Occidental College president Los Angeles died today after a stroke last Sunday Born in Chicago he studied at Amherst McCormick seminary and Parson s College His pastorates spanned Clinton Minoak East Grand Forks and Pueblo He led temperance efforts Survived by widow Alice Cary Gibbons Wadsworth a son Guy Jr of Los Angeles and two daughters Ruth Riggs Tucson and Helen Wadsworth

Hollywood Guy Woodbridge Wadsworth Occidental College Los Angeles Chicago Wadsworth Amherst College McCormick Theological Seminary Parson (Town) College Clinton Minoak East Grand Forks Minn Pueblo Colo California Occidental Bellevue Neb Ruth Riggs Tucson Ariz Helen Wadsworth

Dewey Leaves Tokyo for Korea Visit

New York Governor Thomas E Dewey departed Tokyo by plane for a two day visit to Korea after addressing reporters. He spoke about postwar policy and future relations with allied nations, with diplomatic discussions planned in Seoul and nearby bases.

Dewey Tokyo Korea New York Thomas E Dewey

Peace Parley to End Korea War Set Up

Three Allied envoys returned from Kaesong after a preliminary cease fire meeting with Red officers. The main armistice talks likely begin Tuesday as five senior officers are named to represent the Allies. Kaesong lies three miles south of parallel 38 in western Korea near Seoul.

Seoul Korea Kaesong U. N Long Beach United Nations Tokyo C. Turner Joy Korean Laurence C. Craigie Far East Air Forces Henry I. Hodes U. S. Eighth Army Arleigh Burke Joy Park Sun Yup Parallel Parallel 38 Kae- Song Peiping Radio Pyongyang James C. Murray U. S. Marine Corps Soo Young Lie Kinney Peace Jparty West Point Atlanta Far East Murray Marine Alexandria Mur

12 Villages Alerted as Volcano Erupts on Camiguin Island

Residents of 12 villages on Camiguin Island were warned to flee as Mount Hibok volcano erupts. Officials report towering ash clouds and lava streaming down slopes, prompting government action and evacuation plans.

Manila Camiguin Island Hibok Philippines

Marines Win Fierce Two Week Battle Fight

U S Marines battled for two weeks in heavy action and claimed victory despite light to moderate reports. Tax lawmakers track Americans' spending closely as pocket money weighs in on policy. United Korea's political stakes draw attention in United Nations discussions across pages.

U.S United Korea United Nations

Fury jets clash over Korea as talks loom

United Nations patrols probed the Chorwon Kumhwa Pyongyang triangle while Red forces concentrated in Kaesong and Yonchon. Air clashes saw 26 000 foot battles with Sabres damaging MIGs near the Yalu as negotiators moved toward talks on the 38th parallel.

U. S. Eighth Army Korea North Korea Kaesong Sinanju Pyongyang Be U. 5 Manchurian Yalu River 38Th Parallel No Man’s Land United Nations Chorwon-Kumhwa -Pyong Gang Triangle Kairea Yonchen U. N Pyongyang-Kaesong

Bread Shortage Violence Reported in New York

New York reports sit down violence as bread shortages spread to homes, restaurants, and hotels during a six day strike by 4000 metropolitan bakery truck drivers. The AFL Teamsters seek higher pay and shorter work week. drivers deliver about 80 percent of wrapped white bread in the metro area. federal mediators try to bring union and 16 bread companies together.

New York AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Atomic Project Menaced by Fire Near Los Alamos

A forest fire burned over more than 50 acres near the Los Alamos atomic energy project. AEC Safety division said it was brought under control by 4 p.m. and under watch overnight. Thirty-one firefighters from Los Alamos battled the blaze near Bandelier National Monument, close to the technical area and possible test sites. The fire erupted from a spark during technical activity and coincided with another large fire being fought nearby.

Newark N. J Port Newark Warren Petroleum Sales Corp Doremus Ave New York Charles Burnett Albuquerque Los Alamos Bandelier National Monument Little Creek Silver City

Truman Drops in On Army Units Reunion

President Truman unexpectedly visited the reunion of the 25th Regular Army Infantry Division Association in Washington. He was joined by Army Chief of Staff General J Lawton Collins who led the 25th in the last war and Secretary of the Treasury John W Snyder.

Washington Truman 25Th Regular Army Infantry Division Association J. Lawton Collins Army Secretary of the Treasury John W . Snyder

Officer Sworn In as Chief Deputy Attorney General

William Y. O'Connor was sworn in today as Chief Deputy Attorney General of California's State Department of Justice. He had led the Los Angeles office and succeeds Bert Levit who was in San Francisco.

Los Angeles William Y. O'Connor California State Department of Justice O'Connor Bert Levit San Francisco

Brush Blazes Break Out in Two New Areas

Fire crews battled two new outbreaks as a brush fire swept across more than 2000 acres in 24 hours. The blazes were near El Casco six miles south of Redlands with over 125 fire patrol members from San Bernardino and Riverside County aiding the effort.

San Bernardino el Casco Redlands Riverside County

Union Withdraws Hospital Pickets In Minneapolis

Union officials ordered pickets from struck Minneapolis hospitals and advised about 800 striking workers to return to their jobs after a district court injunction. A hearing on making the order permanent was set for Thursday morning as supplies resumed normal movement and violence at hospitals subsided.

Minneapolis Samuel Sigal AFL Building Service

Boy Hunting Pigeons Plunges to Death

A 12-year-old boy, Jerry Clermont of Minneapolis, fell 25 feet while pigeon hunting on a church roof. His body shattered through a skylight into a reception room at First Congregational Church in southeast Minneapolis during a practice session for Sunday services.

Minneapolis Jerry Clermont First Congregational Church

Fast Santa Fe El Capitan Wreck Near Utica Ill

A Santa Fe El Capitan derailed near Utica Illinois at 7 0 miles an hour injuring at least 26 and leaving many more treated for cuts and bruises. The 13 car train carrying 375 passengers was rerouted to Rock Island lines due to high water. Rescue units and ambulances aided victims with 19 to remain hospitalized for days at St Marys La Salle and seven at Ryburn King Ottawa.

Utica Ill Santa Fe Railway el Capitan la Salle Ottawa Rock Island & Pacific McE Chicago el Catan Los Angeles Rock Island Hardin Fletcher Blue ‘Island Santa Fe W. IL Morris la Salle County St. Mary's Hospital Ryburn King Hospital

New Guard Unit Call-ups Studied

Washington reports recommendations for two or three more National Guard divisions. If called, divisions would mobilize between fall and early spring. Army Department aims to give maximum advance warning and quickly identify units. Officials also consider creating three more divisions if funds allow.

Washington National Guard Defense George C.marshall Friuman United Press Army Department Yoi Ning Marshall Mr. Truman Department Army

Mice Mar The Marin County March Invasion

In San Rafael Marin County residents report mass mouse incursions across ice fields invading homes in a string of neighborhoods from Strawberry Manor to Belvedere Tiburon. County Agricultural Commissioner Tom Peryam calls it the worst in 20 years with bait failed to stop the invasion. Some residents fear for their possessions as mice chew clothing and shoes while authorities urge residents to stay indoors and vacate areas as needed.

San Rafael Marin County Tom Peryam

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