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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1950

Page

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Earthquakes Leave Calipatria in Panic and Damage

In Calipatria and surrounding areas two thirds of buildings damaged as repeated quakes hit during breakfast hours. Police report no immediate injuries as two thirds of structures were condemned and streets roped off. Bridge twisted over the Alamo River and mud geysers appeared nearby.

Calipatria Imperial Valley California Robert Merrill Brawley Merrill Pitlara Alamo River Callipatria Westmoreland Don Wilson Brawley News Weertmoreland San Diego Carl W. Schoos Ball Canal

Many Failing to Respond to Draft Calls

United Press reports harassed draft officials struggle to gear Selective Service. A survey found at least one quarter of prospective draftees missed examinations with high delinquency in Portland 42 percent and many others nationwide. Officials blame calendars weather and moved addresses. some cases sent to U S district attorney or FBI.

United Press Uncle Sam Portland Ore WEW New York Selective Service Ugeme Chicago Draft Board Washington, D. Ca Cleveland Milwaukee Red Cross Michigan Boston Misrai Bas

We Will Fight It Out Here No Surrender Order

U S Eighth Army commander Lt Gen Walton H Walker told division chiefs in Korea there will be no retreat or surrender as North Korean forces threaten a central front advance near Hwanggan. He stressed holding current lines, fighting it out here, and avoiding a Dunkirk scenario. The briefing occurred in a schoolroom office used by Maj. Gen Hobart R Gay and Maj. Gen William B Kean.

Ree Korea Walton H. Walker U. S Walker Hwanggan Eighth Army George Patton Europe Hobart R. Gay First Cavalry William B. Kean Gay

Raiders Seized in Orange County Bookie Ring

Simultaneous raids in Huntington Beach and Santa Ana netted seven men on bookmaking and gambling charges. Suspects include Wilbur C. Snodgrass Chester Critton Jack Eugene McCubbin and others, all released on $500 bail. Court appearances set for August 4 in Santa Ana Justice Court.

Santa Ana Huntington Beach Ocean Ave Wilbur C. Snodgrass Central Ave Chester Elroy Critton Main St Jack Eugene McCubbin Olive St E. Fourth St Jack Henry Strunk Myron Isaac Lester Wormandie Lee Ralph Eckley Harry Booth LeGrand S. Ross St Ben Dulaney B.A. Hershey Santa Ane Ian

US Casualties Pass 1000 Mark in Korea Frontline

Washington reports US casualties from the Korean fighting front have exceeded 1000, including killed in action wounded and missing. Some soldiers were cut off by the enemy, later returning to American lines as casualty lists Nos. 46 and 47 were published.

Washington U.S

Yanks Stand Fast After Do-or-die Korea Withdrawal

American infantry withdrew from Hwanggan Village along the main supply line and set new defend-or-die positions on the central Korea front. Lt. Gen. Walton Walker ordered no retreat, urging troops to fight to the death as Allied defense holds steady against North Korean assaults.

Tokyo U. SS Hwanggan Korea Associated Press Tom Lambert Juarez Mexico CPI U. S Bette Davis Gary Merrill Raul Orozco Abouts Jose Ama del Trias Miss Davis Merrill 20Th Century Fox Cape Ann Mass I Merrill Barbara Leeds Hollywood Miss Leeds California Willam Grant Sherry Ham Nelson Arthur Farnsworth

More Yanks Guns Due on Korea Front

Washington reports a military spokesman signaling imminent American reinforcements and equipment for Korea. The First Marine Provisional Brigade with the Marine Air Wing and the Second Infantry Division are believed poised to land soon to bolster UN forces. He hinted at ongoing landings at Pusan and asserted US troops will not be driven off the peninsula.

Washington Korea Marine Provisional Brigade First Marine Air Wing United Nations Pusan United States Peninsula

Wartime Ceilings on Los Angeles Rent Lifted

Los Angeles voters lifted wartime rent ceilings for about 350,000 rental units in a 10 to 4 city council vote. The decontrol measure passed yesterday in a stormy meeting and now heads to the housing expediter in Washington for action.

Los Angeles Washington

Ages drowning brother headline missing from teletypes

Brief notice notes a drowning incident involving an age and a brother. It references where to find related coverage across church pages, classifieds, comics, obituaries, and sports in specific newspaper sections and pages.

Rioting flares anew in Brussels and Liege siege

Thousands of anti Leopoldists clash in Brussels main streets as Liege declares a state of siege and troops are alerted. Rioters attack a streetcar and police cordons fail to fully control the crowd amid marches toward Royal Palace.

Brussels Russels Belgium Liege Chasseurs Ardennais Leopold Buliintls France Bu Ff Adolphe Max Place Rogier Madame Isabel Blum Rue Royale Spera

31 000 Commies Dead Wounded Says U S Officer

Tokyo dispatch reports Gen. MacArthur aide conservative North Korean losses of 31 000 killed or wounded since the war began with 170 tanks destroyed and 100 damaged. Intelligence officer cites no replacements for tanks as conscripts flood front lines. U S First Cavalry Division notes 2500 dead nearby while conscripts drawn from Korea are sent with dwindling tank support and American troops show greater stability.

Tokyo MacArthur U. S. First Cavalry Division North South Korea Wil

Brush Blaze Routs 250 in Castaic Area

A brush fire three miles north of Castaic in Angeles National Forest scorched over 1000 acres after starting in Elizabeth Lake Canyon. Fifty miles away an earlier blaze charred 100 acres but was controlled. No homes were endangered yet 250 patients from Warm Springs Camp were evacuated as 75 Forest Service firefighters and 120 county prisoners fought the flames.

Castaic Here Angeles National Forest Elizabeth Lake Canyon Forestry Service Los Angeles County Warm Springs Forest Service Honor Farm

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