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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1951
Page
6
Soviet government appoints Admiral Nikolai G Kuznetsov to lead the navy replacing Admiral Ivan S Yumaghev who was relieved at his own fleet. Announcement confirms Kuznetsov as new naval minister amid leadership reshuffle.
County Road Commissioner Sam R. Kennedy told the Board of Supervisors that a detour around the San Gabriel River northeast of Long Beach would cost 40000. The complaint followed protests by Long Beach and the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce over restricting Spring Street traffic during 12 to 18 months of bridge construction. Kennedy cited the high cost and urged against the detour.
Tokyo reports a white paper on World War II POWs in Communist territory. It states over 234000 Japanese POWs died in camps, 28797 missing, and 77637 alive in Siberia Sakhalin Kuriles Korea Manchuria and Kwangtung. Prime Minister Yoshida presented the figures to the United Nations on June 19.
The President's order extends all Army Navy Marine and Air Force enlistments including Reserves and National Guard by one year from normal expiration dates between July 9 1951 and June 30 1952. It does not extend prior Public Law 624 extensions and advises discharge when extended time ends if active duty is not completed. Lt Comdr Ralph M. Thompson heads to Long Beach Naval Station and Capt James E. Baker moves to Los Angeles as Assistant Bureau of Aeronautics Representative Western District. At Balboa Stadium San Diego Los Angeles Rams meet Navy and Marine teams for Naval Relief with Camp Pendleton Naval Training Center and the Marine Recruit Depot San Diego squarely represented.
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