U S Veto Questioned to Bar Red Chinese at U N
Washington July 29 two members of the Senate foreign relations committee said the United States should block any move to admit Chinese Communists to the United Nations even if it requires a veto. Senator George D. Ga. urged using the veto to prevent Mao Tsetung representatives from joining the UN. Senator H Alexander Smith of New Jersey pressed Secretary of State Acheson to act clearly to keep the Chinese Communists out. The State Department has held it unwise for the UN to admit Mao's government now but would not veto if a showdown arose. The status left U S diplomats free to maneuver with Jacob Aik taking over as August Security Council chairman. George said Korea shows the North Korean attack is Communist inspired and violates the UN charter, warranting a veto if needed. Smith warned until Russia agrees not to veto, the U S cannot bind itself on major questions. He noted the President ordered forces to defend the Nationalists on Formosa and argued it would be inconsistent to defend Formosa but recognize a rival government in the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign, Relationa Committee
United States
United Nations
George D.-Ga
Korea
Security Council
H. Alexander Smith
R-N.j
State Acheson
U. N
State Department
U.N
Mao Tsetung
Jacob Aik
George
Smith
Mabl
Far East
Georgia
Formosa
Change in City's Oil-drilling Area Before Council
The City Council gave first reading to an amend ment opening a new oil drilling area south and west of the Termino Avenue discovery. It defines the extended boundary down Ocean Avenue to Ransom Street and across to 15th Street, then north to the old district. A second smaller area southwest of the Alamitos circle, west of Ximena and Pacific Coast Highway, is opened with a 500 foot no-drill exclusion around Community Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Termino Ave
Obi Ave
Community Hospital
Seal Beach Vets Ballot Postponed for Special Election
Current officers of Amvets Post 54 in Seal Beach keep duties until a special election is set. Leonardo Hickcox, executive board member, announced the postponement due to lack of attendance. Officers listed include Bowman, Myers, Berman, Staub, DeShane, Poling, Bridges, with Hardy on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Seal Beach
Leonardo Hickcox
Hickcox Bald
W. Clifford Bowman
Vern Myers
Howard Berman
van D. Staub
Edward DeShane
Army
Carl Poling
Treaster
William Bridges
Hickcox
Thomas Hardy
Crommelin Attacks U S Press Control and Bias
Retired Rear Adm. John G. Crommelin in Birmingham accuses the national government of controlling or indirectly shaping nearly all the press. He claims a vast propaganda machine operates in Washington and says wire service and large newspaper reps receive only partial facts, yielding half truths about U S affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
John G. Crommelin
Alrec
Washington
America
Florsheim Shoe Head Expects Price Rise
San Francisco July 29 The largest U S manufacturers of men's shoes forecast a modest price rise late this summer. Howard Florsheim president of a major footwear firm called the expected advance nothing to worry about but warned that panic buyers creating an artificial shortage could upset the prediction. He urged Americans to keep their heads and buy only what they need to curb runaway inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U. S
Howard Florsheim
American Aid Group Head in Paris Dies
Paris dispatch reports the death of Mrs Mary Astor Paul Allez, head of the American Aid Society of Paris and wife of Jacques Allez. A former Munn of Philadelphia, she aided the French resistance during World War II under the code name Pautine. She lived in France since 1922 and received the Amiran Medal of Freedom and the Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mary’ Astor-Paul Allez
American Aid Society of
Jacques Allez
Charles Munn
Philadelphia
Pautine
Allez
France
Amiran
U. S
Council Adopts Amendment to Sign Ordinance
Final reading and adoption vote approves wall signs not facing streets up to 18 inches, loosening previous unsightly prohibition. Ordinance also renames Sha-t neck Ave to San Francisco Ave between Ocean Park Ave and Seventh St. and designates Junipero Ave as a boulevard with new stop signals planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park Ave
Seventh St
San Francisco Ave
Junipero Ave
Ocean Blvd
Pacific Coast Hwy
Soviet Embassy Overrun by Demonstrators in London
In London on July 29, several windows at the Soviet embassy were smashed by about 150 demonstrators. Bricks were thrown after two men and a woman met Soviet officials outside. Police arrived as protesters left and ordered many to collect leaflets scattered along the roadway. The embassy sits on Kens Tong Palace Gardens, nicknamed millionaires row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Press Association
Kenston Palace Gardens
Women Report Cash Grabbed
Three women shoppers fell victim to a pickpocket late yesterday. Mrs. Ida Pettigrew lost a wallet valued at 340 dollars at 4822 Matney Ave. Mrs. Ahawny Torosian, of 1116 Atlantic Ave., had a purse stolen from a shopping bag along with 20 dollars. Mrs. Gertrude S. Danol, 3616 Colorado St., had a wallet containing 20 dollars taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollce
Ida Pettigrew
Matney Ave
Ahawny Torosian
Atlantic Ave
Gertrude S. Danol
Colorado St
Foxes evicted from Elsie Pearson cabin site in California
In Frazier Park California deputies captured the mother fox and two cubs after nightly noise complaints at Elsie Pearson's mountain cabin. The father fox escaped with the remaining two cubs and left town, while Pearson did not object to the animals living there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier Park
Calif
Elsie Pearson
Miss Pearson
Russia to seek UN order for Korean cease fire
Lake Success July 29 Russia likely will urge the United Nations Security Council to order an immediate ceasefire in Korea with both sides halting at current positions. After a ceasefire, Moscow would push for UN mediation between North and South Korea with China as the representatives of the communists. Western powers likely will reject the plan and veto could be possible if new issues arise. A special General Assembly session would then rush necessary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Russia
Theecurity Council
United Nations
Korea
Ihe Security Council
South Korea
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Kremlin
Byron Price
U. N
Security Council
Price
Jacob Machooses
Council
Accident victim seeks $25000 in auto collision suit
Mrs. Lula May Frederick files in Superior Court a personal injury suit against Archie T. Smith asking $25,000 damages. Attorney Hope S. Case says the May 14 collision at Atlantic Ave. and Pacific Coast Hwy. caused severe internal and spinal injuries to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula May Frederick
Archie T. Smith
Hope S. Case
Atlantic Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
Strato freighter carries 63 GP patients to Isles
In Honolulu on July 29 a C97 Strato freighter delivered 63 military patients en route to the mainland. The flight set a record for air evacuation from the Orient, with Maj. Donald Ferguson noting added runs to meet demand. Most patients are lit ter cases or combat wounded. they rest briefly at Tripler General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Orient
Tokyo-to-Honolulu
Donald Ferguson
Military Air Transport Service
Ferguson
Detroit
Japan
West Coast
Tripler General Hospital
Gas Department Superintendent About to Retire
Henry T. Eberhart, construction superintendent in the Gas Department for 26 years, retires Aug 1 after 50 years in the gas utility business. He trained many pipefitters into foremen as his division grew to 85 people. Jay L. Winsett will succeed him. Edwin S. Bryant notes no fires or explosions in his quarter century with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Eberhart
Southern Counties Gas Co
Eberhart
Jay L. Winsett
Edwin S.bryant
Action on Men's Club Held Up Over Korean War
The Long Beach American Gold Star Mothers chapter prompted the city to hold any future status changes for the Municipal Servicemen's Club at 350 E Ocean Blvd in abeyance. Assistant City Manager J KR McHenry announced the pause, citing military developments abroad and the chapter's view that closing the club now would be unwise due to the Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ocean Blvd
J. KR. McHenry
Long Beach
American Gold Star Mothers
Rainbow Pier Walk Cleanup Advised
City council considers Carl Kloepfel letter complaining of grimy bait and general uncleanness on Rainbow Pier footwalk. He cites obstructing fishing rods and insufficient benches as hazards and urges city action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Pier Walk
Rainbow Pier
Carl Kloepfel
Kloepfel
Generals Patton Admired by Patton on Korea Command
Mrs. George S Patton Jr recounts her late husband s confidence in Gen W H Walker and Maj Gen ls R Gey leading American forces in Korea He described Walker as audacious imaginative and ready to attack and Gey as utterly selfless She said with those two in command victory is possible if they have troops and equipment The casualty list is the price of our stupidity This was stated in a letter to the Boston Herald and references Patton s dying remarks in Luxembourg about Russian timing and war prospects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston
George S. Patton Jr
Korea
W. H. Walker
Ls R. Gey
Patton
Boston Herald
Luxembourg
Lavia
China Nationalists Still Excluded From Arms Aid
Washington reports officials say the Chinese Nationalists remain excluded from direct American arms aid. President Truman’s six month policy bars aid to Formosa, while the U S Seventh Fleet actions relate to preventing a communist invasion. No direct grants or allocations from the 75 million dollar fund have been made to the Nationalists. They may buy military supplies with their own funds and have gained U S counsel via MacArthur’s headquarters. Also, Rankin and Jarrett reassigned to strengthen Formosa representation, with Strong returning home for leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Formosa
U. S
Seventh Fleet
United States
Mr. Truman
China
Nationalista
Defense Department
Douglas MacArthur
Wellington Koo
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Judge Approves Mopac Rail Plan in Bankruptcy Case
U S District Judge George H Moore approved a Missouri Pacific Railroad reorganization plan in bankruptcy court. The plan wipes out common stock, affirms the Interstate Commerce Commission findings of no value for common stock interests, and allows preferred stockholders to swap seven shares for three new common shares valued near 112 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
WEU. S
George H. Moore
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Missouri Pacific
International Great Northern
International Conclave of Jehovah's Witnesses Opens in New York
About 65,000 preachers gathered for the international convention of Jehovah's Witnesses in New York. The program at Yankee Stadium runs a week with a 90 acre tent city near New Market New Jersey to handle overflow. Speakers explained beliefs, Armageddon, and the path to life on earth, noting exemptions from military service for ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Conclave of Jehovah's Witnesses
New York
Water Projects in West to Cost 400 Million
Western States Bureau of Reclamation officials unveiled a 400 million dollar program for the next fiscal year to develop the west's water resources. The plan includes 32 dams, 11 hydroelectric plants, and 4000 miles of transmission lines, expanding irrigation by 57,100 acres and power capacity by 640,000 kilowatts, subject to congressional action and global conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Western States Bureau of Reclamation
Reclamation
Michael W. Straus
Strauss
Vital Births at Cottage Maternity and Local Hospitals
A collage of birth notices from Cottage Maternity and nearby hospitals lists newborns, with parents’ names and addresses across Whittier, Artesia, Long Beach, and surrounding areas. Observed are several baby boys and girls, with multiple family names and hospital affiliations noted.
Victors Named in Bridge Session at Masonic Temple
Mrs. Bert L. Parker announced the Wednesday night winners in bridge at the Masonic Temple. In North-South, J. Fredrick Morrison with Anne O. Jones, Florence Myers with Joseph Schieper, Lou Ayer with John Killian. In East-West, Mrs. R. L. Duncan with Edward Vinton, Alex Agnew with Edith Wagener, Mrs. R. Browder with Anne Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L. Parker
Masonic Temple
J. Fredrick Morrison
Anne O. Jones
Florence Myers
Joseph Schieper
Lou Ayer
John Killian
R. L. Duncan
Edward Vinton
Alex Agnew
Edith Wagener
R. Browder
Anne Mitchell
Public Talk by Dr. Charles Conrad in Long Beach
The Long Beach Diabetics Association presents psychiatrist Dr. Charles Conrad in a public talk at 935 E Broad way at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The event invites residents to attend and hear expert insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Dianetics Association
Charles Conrad
E. Broadway
Two More Die in Ontario Car Crash Toll Rises
In Ontario on July 29 two more people died from injuries after a two car crash that also claimed the life of an 8 month old girl, Ramona Romero. Helen Romero a two year old and Rubin Orosco Corona 17 died at San Antonio Hospital. Corona and his 11 passengers were northbound when they failed to stop at a boulevard and collided with Everett Lee Dunaway 42 who was in another car with his two sons. All victims lived in Corona.
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Ontario
Helen Romero
Rubin Orosco Corona
Helen
Ramona * Romero
Corona
San Antonio
Corone
Everett Lee Dunaway
Concert Program by Municipal Band in Salt Lake City
A municipal band presents a program for Saturday afternoon at 3 PM with selections likely including marches and light classical pieces. The event emphasizes local music engagement and community enjoyment.
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By Jack Bell
Crommelin
U.S. Rules Press
Florsheim Shoe
India
Russ
Brick Valley
Papa Too Foxy
Southland
Wilton
American Can Co
Long Beach Harbor
C. F. Lausten
William J. Fox
Los Angeles County Department of Building and Safety
C. W. Roberts
Pacific
Alexander Black
Los Angeles
Clarence J. Thrapp
Goodwin Knight
Pacific Coast
CanCo
Wilmington
Robert
Prass-Telegrem
Malik
Gladwyn Jebb
Isles
Gen. Patton
Mopac
Bible Students
International Bible Students
Allegheny
Charles Tate Russell
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, Inc
Heaven
Earth
Europe
West
U.S
Mlexkush
Freak
Whittier
Otho A
Ana
Grover Wa
Artesia
Mna
Re Balvador
Long Beach Me
Harold N
Wiis Ratain
Jey
Lox Cerritos Maternity Hospital
AERIY
Agree
Ec. Ry
Manhattan Beach
Boy
Funy
Ant
J. E
Nt Y Bean
Mra
J. Jn
Geuth Pyuiy
Ant BF
Laney Mr
Ate. Mh
Toy Low AlAsmito
Slumptta Mf
Pere
J. B
Lomita
Way
Aandera
Ang
C. A
Edo
Vancacier
Ang Mea
Wilemington
ST. Mary's Hospitat
Olive Buckley
Redonda Beach
Buckley
J. Gardell
Marine Corps
Mire
Gertrude Hanneke
Ae A Dler
Lillian Kay
Hunt
God
Myris
Compton
70Th Way
North Long Beach
Sel
Irwin Handler
Iwi
Zamnon
Ira Kay
Ars Yeen
Aed
Telegram
Has
Urvannovick
Urvannovick— Mr. and Mr. W
Olive
McNeal
Fareet
True Club
Miller
Mee
I Malone
Kruger
Honzalaz
Juitenive
Ieee
NCC
Andrew Jt
FURS
Rimmon Boinck
Ron Rentt Marz
Agnes
Lorie
Carl Frederick Ve
Bertha
MePyne Kavalier
Beth
Marenn Ae
Barry
Mary Va
Mieph
Long Beach Court
Gibson
Moris
Uskab
SERAG
Pauline
Sire Eee
Theaters
Eae Harror
Alain
Victors
States
Evene
Ahere
MR. CO . Ospiany
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