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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1950

Page

20

Widows of U S Aviators Flown Home From Korea

Pamrio-Suisun Air Force Base California July 3. Widows of downed C 54 crew members are flown home. Mrs. McPherson recalls husbands and others flying transports to Korea while wives and children provided support meals and coffee. Other widows listed include Mrs. Imogene L Lindbig Anita North Dakota and Mrs Norma Morrison Dennison Texas with young children.

Korea Fairfield Suisun Air Force Base Vallejo Calif Honolulu Pamrio - Suisun Air Force Base Calli Lisa Rebecca Imogene L. Lindbig Anita N. D Vernon Lindbig Norma Morrison Dennison Texas Jack A. Morrison George Albert Tulare Glenn Spracley Cathy Doris Sayre Racine Wis Darrell Sayre

Brannan Labels McCarthy Attacks Futile at Wisconsin Rally

Secretary of Agriculture Brannan criticized Senator McCarthy’s anti-Communist tactics at a Wisconsin rally. He accused opponents of sowing fear and disunity while noting no Communists or traitors were exposed. Brannan defended loyal government processes, defended farm aid, and dismissed socialism as a misused label.

Waukee Wis Brannan State Department FBI Mccarthy Lustron Ficion &S Wisconsin Repubican Taft Ohio Wherry McCarthy v. Fey Worden Ian

Lynwood High Seeks $116000 for New Gear and Classrooms

Lynwood School plans a $116000 purchase to replace gear and prepare construction bids for about abt classrooms at Lynwood High. Trustee Grace Gaede is named to oversee the project. The board will open bids for the high school construction.

Lynwood Lynwood High School Grace Gaede

Mortuary Planned in Lakewood Realty and leaders tied to project

A new mortuary and chapel will be built on Woodruff Avenue south of Carson Street in Lakewood Long Beach. The facility, named the Mor tuary, will feature a Spanish style design with a chapel family rooms repose state rooms offices and preparation rooms. Mrs Sheelar active in the Long Beach Funeral Directors Association since 1938 and head since her husband William Sheeler’s 1946 death. Gardner and McCall are general contractors.

Woodruff, Ave Carson St Kewood Lake Long Beach Jack. Turner Mra Sheelar Long Beach Funeral Directors Association Lakewood Mortuary Woodruff Ave Lakewood Plaza

Los Alamitos and Stanton Chambers Unite for Water Plans

The Los Alamitos and Stanton Chambers of Commerce agreed to form a joint committee led by Russell Smith to coordinate water and sanitation efforts. Poe Ir, Los Alamitos president, noted other West Orange County chambers would participate, while Stanton’s G. W. Irwin touted the “Good Neighbor Plan” strengthening regional ties.

LOS Alamitos Chamber For Commerce Stanton Chamber of Commerce Russell Smith Poe Ir Los Alamitos Chamber Orange County Florence Ick J and G. W. Irwin Stanton Chamber

U. S. Facing Setbacks in Korea Weighs Lessons

Robert C. Miller, reporting from Korea, notes American losses and rough early setbacks. He argues the United States must avoid piecemeal actions, stresses need for trained infantry and leadership, and predicts tougher fighting ahead as Koreans lack Japanese fanatical resolve. Miller sees potential for U.S. gains with improved planning and coordination.

Robert C. Miller United Parts New York Korea Far East Japan Germany Pearl Harbor Pacific

Voice of America urged to boost funds in Korea war fight

New York July report outlines how the Voice of America faces Soviet propaganda and seeks greater U S backing. Key figures Acheson Marshall Eisenhower and Dulles press Congress for expanded funding to counter Kremlin narratives and illuminate American aims abroad amid the Korean crisis.

New York Sla United States Voice of America State Department Fay D. Kohler Voice Kremlin Russia America Kohler The Radio Moscow U. N North Korea Peace Organization Nehru India Acheson Aro Korea Washington Cominform Wall Street Kobler Tron Rhussian

Seaside Memorial Hospital Yearly Patient and Cost Totals

Seaside Memorial Hospital reported year end figures with 45,550 patients treated. The facility admitted 44,004 patients, and total expenditures reached 1,208,664 dollars. Food and other supplies totaled 872,574 dollars, and 14,485 parents were served at charge or reduced cost.

Seaside Memorial Hos- Irmela Evit

Russ Public Stirred for World Conquest

A William L. Ryan analysis argues Soviet propaganda signals a grand plan of Communist imperialism. It contends Finland might join a western buffer, Tibet and Indochina dispute links to American arms, and Pravda portrays Asia as ripe for liberation while denouncing American monopolies and Western influence.

Tibet Finland South Korea North Korea Europe Asia Kremlin West Urals Hitler Poland Germany Russia Zvestia People's Democratic Movement Izvestia Dalai Lama Thailand Moscow Bao Dal Indochina Unis Southeast A. 4 Cmera Pravda China United Nations Formosa Japan Philippines United States East America Soviet Union Iran Aing Marshal Tito Yugoslavia Krem Stalin Fat Ps

Poultrymen Picnic Planned in Garden Grove Park

Garden Grove July 8 Poultrymen and families invited to annual potluck picnic Monday at 6 30 p m Garden Grove Park John Ford secretary announces provisions coffee and punch supplied by branch office Forrest Dunnivan in charge of entertainment Barry Holloway to present travelogue and cartoon feature Mrs J M Gilbreath and Mrs Leslie Patchewaite oversee punch Walter Kubitz and Myer Dunnivan coordinate tables Caleb Lewis branch manager handles coffee Retiring AG William Driscoll and incoming chair Al N Pollard in scenic area preparations.

Garden Grove Garden Grove Poultrymens' Co-operative Garden Grove Park John Ford Forrest Dunnivan Garden Stove Union High Ool Berk Entertainment Barry Holloway B.C Willeat J. M. Gilbreath Leslie Patcthwaite Pune Walter Kubitz Myest Dunnivan Caleb Lewis William Driscoll Vet Iag al N. Pollard

Artesia Lions Club to Install New President Monday

Artesia Lions Club will install Andy DeBos as 1950 51 president at Ivan’s restaurant in Enwood Monday at 7 30 p m. Rush Andrews of Norwalk Lions Club zone chairman presides with Rhea Wells as arrangements chair aided by Martin Schurr Dennis Meeks and Herb Finley.

Artesia Rush Andrews Norwalk Lions Club Zone Andy DeBos Artesia Club Ivan’s Enwood Glenn Ww Carl Rhea Wells Martin Schurr Dennis Meeks Herb Finley

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