Admiral Badger Opposes Recognition of Red China
Admiral Badger used testimony at the Senate inquiry to oppose recognizing Red China. He urged continued U.N. actions, a naval blockade with UN backing, and support for Formosa as a bastion against communism. He warned granting recognition would hurt Western prestige and encourage other movements.
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U. S
China
Asia
Formosa
Korea
South China
Manchuria
Far East
Japan
Ussr
Siam
Burma
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Russell
D.ga
Badger
Patrick J. Hurley
United States
Forrest Sherman
United Nations
MacArthur
Fomosa
Atlantic
Pacific
Manger
Iself
Free World
War College
Inner Mongolia
Sinkiang
North China
Moscow
Russia
Yangtze River
Acheson
Soviet Union
Peking
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Far Eastern
Mac
New York
Senatee
Armed, Services and Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
U.S
S. A
U. N. Security Council
Water Meter Gain at 3 Percent Adds 1323 Meters
Frank FE. Wall, president of the Board of Water Commissioners, reported the Water Department expects 1323 new active meters in the fiscal year ending June 30. Active meters rose from 55,385 on July 1, 1950 to 56,598 by May 31 this year, a 2.3 percent gain, with 7 new subdivisions in the northeast city driving most additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Frank FE. Wall
Board of Water Commissioners
Wall
Comptroller General Warns on Government Ethics Gaps
Comptroller Warren told a Senate subcommittee that there has been a clear decline in moral standards within government and its contractors. He urged a citizens commission to draft ethics methods, noted WWII-era lapses, and urged tougher laws, ethics codes, and full-time taxpayer education for all officials.
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Washington
Lindsay
Warren
Congress
Sam
Senate Labor
Sen
Douglas
D-Il
Fas
Army
Navy
Housing ‘and Home Finance Agency
Federal Housing Administration
Yanks Battle Fronts In Korea and Sea Duels
U N and Allied forces battled along a ridge line in Korea as a seesaw fight over a crest yielded shifts in control and heavy artillery exchanges. In a separate sea engagement at Wonsan, UN ships endured shelling from Communist shore batteries before naval fire silenced the guns. American planes hunted Reds as patrols prowl the front, while behind the lines troop movements hint at a possible fresh Communist push as the rainy season nears.
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Pierce
U. N. 155
United Nations
Wonsan
U. N
Marine Corsair
North Korea
U.N
Kurniwa
Iron Triangle
Nate Polowetzky
U. S
Highth Army
Seoul
US. N
Truman Signs Now and Raises for Police and Firemen
Truman signs a broad draft law impacting 1-A reclassifications for police and firemen while broadening draft liability for millions. The measure lowers induction test passing scores, fixes wartime physical standards, and extends liability for deferred registrants through age 34, affecting about 4.4 million. Local boards gain power to classify 18 year olds at once and UMT provisions create a stand-by program with plans for a six month training cycle. The City Council also adopts a salary ordinance amendment boosting police and firemen pay starting July 1 and raises for miscellaneous city employees effective August 1.
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Pentagon
Congress
Truman
National Security Training Commission
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
United States
Trujan
Harbor and Water Boards
School Board Approves Student Body Funds Supervisors
The school board approved a committee to supervise public school student body funds after Douglas A. Newcomb recommended its formation. Members include Harmon P. Clarke Jr, Boynton T. Hays, Edgar L. Hendrix, Howard H. Hicks, Harold I. Judson, Orian M. Landreth, W. Odie Wright and Harry J. Moore serves as chairman.
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Douglas A. Newcomb
Harmon P.clarke Jr
Boynton T. Hays
Edgar L. Hendrix
Howard H. Hicks
Harold I. Judson
Orian M. Landreth
W. Odie Wright
Harry J. Moore
Eight Hundred Enroll at LBCC Summer Session
Approximately 800 students enrolled at the Lakewood campus of City College for the first six weeks summer session starting yesterday. Assistant dean Harper Wrenn said registration runs through Friday and classes continue until July 27. Over 1,000 more are expected for evening classes at Polytechnic High School, with registration 7 to 10 p.m. The elementary summer schools Addams and Stevenson totaled 250 enrollments yesterday. classes end July 27.
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Lakewood
City College
Harper
Wren
Foday
Wrenn
Polytechnic High School
Addams and
Stevenson
LBCC Grid Coach Named Director of Boys' Club Summer Program
Long Beach City College football coach Buck Andreasen is appointed director of summer activities for the North Long Beach Boys' Club, with Paul Margaritis noting he will start next Monday after completing Stanford teaching duties. A. C. Sanders of the Long Beach Juvenile Department, Rev. Frank C. Matthews of North Long Beach Methodist Church, and Radwell Kemp of Jordan High School will assist.
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Grant
Buck} Andreasen
Long Beach City College
North Long Beach
Paul Margaritis
Andreasen
Stanford
A. C. Sanders
Long Beach
Frank C. Matthews
Senate Tightens Controls on Price Rollbacks
Senate banking committee and House panel debated new price and wage rollbacks under the Defense Production Act. lawmakers considered extending controls, limiting future rollbacks, and prohibiting all price cuts, while administration support pressed for stricter powers and longer duration.
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Maybank
Sen. Mody
D.mich
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
D4n.c
House Banking Committee
Banking Committee
Anagor
Tojedo
DiSalle
Senate Banking Committee
House Group
House
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Bia
Charles E. Wilson
Senate ‘Banking Committee
Capehart
RyInd
Sparkman
Ala
House “Banking Committee
Truman
Spence
D.-Ky
Senate Committee
Boy Recovers After 15-Foot Fall From Porch
Fruman Armstrong, 2, apparently was not seriously hurt after a 15 foot fall from a second story porch at his home on 456 BE 52nd Street yesterday afternoon. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Truman Armstrong. Medical tests at Community Hospital today confirmed his stable condition.
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Fruman Armstrong
Community Hospital
BE. 52Nd St
Truman Armstrong
UCLA Students Rescued Safe After Forest Search
Three UCLA students Robert Melnick 23 Myron Belkin 20 and Arnold Shulman 17 were found safe after a search by deputies in the Angeles National Forest Mt Gleason area. They had lost their way Sunday night built a fire and camped, then walked into Blum's ranch Monday.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Angeles National Forest
Mt. Gleason
Robert Melnick
Myron Belkin
Arnold Shulman
Blum
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