Fire Destroys Faulhaber Manufacturing Plant at Lynwood
Fire swept the Faulhaber Manufacturing Co plant at 2701 Imperial Highway Lynwood early today, destroying the factory and damaging about 300000 dollars. Superintendent E C Howard said the blaze likely started in a rear chemical room, with the roof collapsing as heat raged. Multiple fire units and county crews fought the flames, discovering the fire as workers arrived. a half-ton truck loaded with plywood was burned and 45000 dollars worth of paneling stored nearby. Owner Karl Faulhaber was abroad on business, and the fire was under control by noon though expected to burn for hours.
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Lynwood
Faulhaber Manufacturing Co
Imperial Hwy
Press-Telegram
BE. Imperial
Hwy
Lynwood Fire Department
E. C. Howard
Downey
Howard
Earl Gallaher
Compton
Karl Faulhaber
President Truman to Address Nation Next Thursday
The White House announced President Truman will speak at 9:30 p.m. eastern next Thursday from the White House. The speech aims to rally support for his anti-inflation program and extend the Defense Production Act which expires June 30, with all networks carrying the address.
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Washington
Truman
White House
E.s.t
Joseph Short
Truman Orders Conservation of U.S. Manpower
President Truman ordered federal departments to give top priority to conserving manpower in the federal service. The Budget Bureau and Civil Service Commission will advise agencies on saving manpower and maximizing efficiency. A letter to Budget Director Fredrick J. Lawton urged eliminating shortages and ensuring manpower for essential mobilization activities. A parallel letter went to Civil Service Commission Chairman Robert Ramspeck.
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Washington
Truman
Budget Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Executive Branch
Fredrick J. Lawton
Robert Ramspeck
Reds Retreat From Iron Triangle In Korea War
Tokyo June 9 AP dispatch reports Chinese Reds began retreating from the Iron Triangle centered on Chorwon Kumhwa Pyonggang toward Kumsong east of Pyongyang. Allied U.S. Eighth Army forces reportedly captured two ridges and widened a gain near the triangle as Reds pull back, with 2000 to 3000 troops seen withdrawing along the Chorwon Pyongyang road.
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Tokyo
shorwen-Kumhwa-Pyonggang “Iron Triangle
Kumsong
Pyongyang
United Nations
Chorwon
Kumwha
Stan Carter
Jin Chorwon
Carter
Secret talks by Marshall and Ridgway in Tokyo and Korea
Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall held top secret meetings with General Matthew Ridgway in Tokyo and planned further discussions for at least two days. Officials kept details tight as Korean War developments loomed, with Marshall expected to define the visit's purpose at a forthcoming news conference and to inspect Okinawa defenses. Lt. Gen. Hoge said Marshall sought first hand military knowledge and issues facing the Eighth Army.
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Tokyo
George C. Marshall
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Marshall
Korea
U. S
Okinawa
Washington
Ridgway
William M. Hoge
United Press
Wil Budson
Ninth Corps
Marghail
Eighth Army
Yanks Oust Russian Trip From Austria
SALZBURG Austria June 9 UP American troops ejected three members of a Russian repatriation mission from the American zone after they refused to leave peacefully. The trio, two officers and a sergeant, scrambled into a Mercedes as U S authorities declared their work finished with no more Russians in the zone seeking repatriation.
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Salzburg
Austria
U. S
U. S. Agi
Revation
Local Page Cipher Notes Missing Clarity
Fragments mention pages and sections like Chessiedock Pages 8-5 Nearby cities A-2 Theaters A-8 and tides temperatures 8-4. The text lacks a clear event or person and reads as index notes or a catalog listing rather than a full news item.
FBI Probing Pile up of 8 Jet Fighters
FBI and Air Force investigators probing eight F 84 Thunder jets crash in Richmond Indiana the largest mass jet crash in aviation history. Three pilots died and two were injured as jets tumbled from the sky while officials kept details tight.
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FBI
Richmond
Ind
Air Force
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
L B Aviator Named Survivor In Flight Crash
Dayton Ohio June 9 Wright Patterson Air Force Base announced home addresses for survivors of the crash of eight F 84 jet planes near Richmond Indiana. Survivors include Maj Richard E Willsie 30 of Long Beach California son of Mr and Mrs C L Willsie 5141 Wintersburg Blvd Huntington Beach California.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Richmond
Ind
Richard E. Willsie
Long Beach
Calif
C._L. Willsie
Wintersburg Blvd
Huntington Beach
Jets Guarded After Ti-Plane Crashes Near Richmond
Two Ti-plane groups en route to Selfridge Field Mich were left under armed guard after crashes near Richmond yesterday. An Air Force spokesman at Wright-Patterson said the planes would undergo a thorough check with sabotage as a possibility until the cause is known. Col. C F Carter ordered a censorship on information about the crashes. Two pilots who survived reported their flight was through a thunderstorm.
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Richmond
Selfridge Field
Mich
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Col. C. F
Missing Britons Sought in Italy
London reports two high level British diplomats Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean are missing. A telegram from Rome to a relative is not conclusive proof they were in Italy. Paris police say they are not in Paris and could have fled toward the Iron Curtain. The episode strains British American relations and prompts a House of Commons statement.
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London
France
Italy
Foreign Office
Rome
Paris
Guy A
Emabenay Brs
Washington
Donald D. MacLean
House of
Gasoline theft ring exposed by refinery blaze in Wilmington
In Wilmington a fire destroyed a building at 24221 Avalon Blvd used to siphon gasoline from a General Petroleum Corp line fed from the Torrance refinery. Investigators say two men linked to Keystone and Lincoln Village stations operated a 600 psi illicit setup, diverting about 1000 gallons nightly. possible grand theft and tax evasion charges loom.
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Wilmington
Toiday
Avalon Blvd
General Petroleum Corp
E. B. Hatelyer
Keystone
Lincoln Village
Hatcher
Torrance
Avalon Bivd
Luciano Accused of Currency Smuggling in Rome
In Rome on June 9, Italian police charged Charles Lucky Luciano, exiled U S underworld czar, with currency smuggling. Officials said he fled a narcotics gang dragnet but no definite link was found between Luciano and the gang. He allegedly smuggled 37000 and an American car to Italy and faces a fine five times the amounts or arrest if unpaid.
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Rome
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
U. S
United States
Italy
Luciano
Japan Peace Talks Snarled Reported In London
Special Presidential envoy John Foster Dulles said Western power talks on a Japanese peace treaty have bogged down. He refused to detail the differences but confirmed a French proposal to defer a final treaty. Dulles rushed to Paris to confer with French officials on the settlement question.
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London
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Ayreces
Japan
Republican State Department
Paris
Weather outlook with cloudy night and sunny tomorrow
Clouds move in tonight and into tomorrow morning then clear for a sunny afternoon. Light variable winds shift to the west to southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon.
Three hungry children found safe after night in Santa Fe canyons
Three exhausted siblings, Larry McGee seven Janet 15 and Stevie Cross three, were missing since Thursday after noon after wandering from a family picnic into the San Pedro de Cristo mountains. They were located 23 hours later by Air Force searchers. Larry said he fed the rescuers and Stevie suggested they drink from a mountain stream and eat leaves. Parents Mrs Preston McGee and Mrs Charlotte Cross cried with relief at their return and the boys expressed a wish for baked beans and dessert once at home.
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San|'pre de Cristo
Dun
Larry McGee
Janet
Stevie Cross
Larry
Stevie
Preston McGee
Charlotte Cross
Thesehildren
McGee
Santa Fe
Cross
Air Force
March Field
Eugene Morvee
Norman de Dubuque
Jack D.J' Nelson
Morvee
Locate
Locate . Nelson,” Sgt. Myron Seroges of Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
General MacArthur calls testimony a prevarication in Senate clash
General Douglas MacArthur denounces any hint of supporting a 1945 China coalition as prevarication while Secretary Acheson defends 1945-46 efforts to form a coalition government in China. The debate, before Senate committees, centers on U.S. policy and the Korea troop withdrawal issue. Continued on Page A-3.
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Washington
Douglas Arthur
Acheson
MacArthur
Pacific
China
Achesen
U. S
Korea
Albert C. Wedemeyer
U.S
Knowland
Passengers Escape Airliner Explosion in German Landing
A Yugoslav pilot reported a hidden incendiary bomb caused a fire on the air liner forcing an emergency landing in Germany. Two minutes later the plane exploded after passengers led by George Allen Jr., son of the U.S. Ambassador to Yugoslavia, and 18 others evacuated safely.
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Munich
Germany
George Allen Jr
U.S
Yugoslavia
Truman backs probe into China lobby整理
President Truman orders all agencies to cooperate with congressional inquiries into a reported Nationalist China lobby. Secretary of State Acheson says the State Department has collected hearsay information suggesting some China Department activities may violate the law and will compile material for quick appraisal and possible legal action.
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Washington
Truman
Leenng
State Acheson
Acheson
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
State Department
China Dept
Senate
Aglas MacArthur
Achernon
Tnnas
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