Rosenbergs Executed Crowds Demonstrate
The Rosenbergs, Julius and Ethel, were executed after a prolonged legal battle. Details from Ossining describe the quiet night, the death chamber scene, rabbi prayers, and the final electric chair executions.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1953
Page
3
Most State Workers Get Pay Increase
The State Personnel Board announced an average 16 dollar monthly raise for 38,766 state civil service employees, effective July 1, with 21 percent excluded due to funding limits. Raises exclude those earning 505 dollars monthly or with no private sector counterpart, costing about 3.789 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State
Douglas Impeachment Will Fail, Solon Says
Rep. Celtler of New York says the House will not vote on a resolution to impeach Supreme Court Justice William Douglas. The measure, brought by Rep. Wheeler after the Rosenbergs were executed, is under study by a special judiciary subcommittee. Ceiler told CBS he saw merit in the resolution though he disagreed with its legal basis.
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Denno
Kipp
Rosenbergs
Michael
Robert
Toms, River
Julius
Sclel Rosenberg
Klaus Fuchs
Great
Britain
David Greenglass
New York
Ethel Rosenberg
Atlantic
Fuens
Greengrass
I Julius
God
Man
Greenglass
Tole
Soviet Union
Irving Kaufman
Russia
Korea
Kaufman
U. S. Supreme Court
White House
Fix
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Douglas
Justice Department
Washinglan
Rep
Celtler
Judiciary Committee
House
William ©. Douglas
Wheeler
D.-Ga
Julius and
Special Judiciary
Ceiler
CBS
Taft Predicts Taft Hartley Act Revision Next Year
Senator Taft predicts administration leaders will revise the Taft Hartley Act next year after ironing out tough points. He noted no action in Congress this year, while meeting with President Eisenhower to discuss changes and possible administration recommendations. The main issue remains whether labor law field stays federal or allows state laws.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Congress
Sial Labor Relations Act
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
House
Faisenhower
Mock A-Bomb Test Over Harbor Today
A mythical A-bomth exploded over Long Beach Los Angeles harbor as eight western states join Alaska Hawaii and western Canada in the largest civil defense test since Korea. The exercise called Operation Beware ran from dawn to 4 pm focusing on communications fly control centers with Mt Lee Hollywood as regional hub. Two theoretical bombs were dropped in the county one over the harbor and one over the Los Angeles civic center amid simulated high explosive incendiary and aircrew capture scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Orange
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
Mt. Lee
Hollywood
Los Angeles Civic Center
New Offer Averts Bakery Union Strike
The AFL Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union paused a bakery strike while a membership meeting set for Tuesday considers a new offer from the baking industry council after a 12 hour mediation led by Federal Mediator John Pfau. Union sources say the terms appear acceptable though not public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mome
AFL Bakery and Confeconary Workers Union
Baking Industry Council
John Pfau
London Reveals Plan for Aussie Atom Test
The Daily Express reports Britain plans to explode an atomic bomb in Australia early next year in a test described as the biggest ever. The announcement outlines a major nuclear demonstration with international implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Express
Britain
Australia
Man Injured As Train Smashes Auto Near Firestone Crossing
Downey a Lakewood man, Hamy A. Shirk, 37, leaped from his car after ramming a freight train that struck his vehicle at a Southern Pacific crossing south of Firestone, at 4:55 a.m. He suffered head and knee injuries but refused medical aid. He claimed his transmission locked and he could not back off. The train crew did not see the collision and no signals were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Information Office
Ossining
Wilfret L. Denno
Washington
White House
Herbert Brownell
Rosenbergs
Denno
Irving Koslowe
Flo
Rosenberg
Ethel Rosenberg
Rabbi Noslowe
Roserhere
Kror Dows Tingu
Savas
Joseph Franerll
Marbles Rollins
McCracken
Tabernacle
Erhel Rosenberg
Helen Evans
Prism
Lucy Many
Downey
Lakewood
Anto
Waetruft Ave
Southern Pacific
Firestone Bird
California Highway Patrol
Hamy A. Shirk
Gondar Ave
Jakewood
Japanese Soldier Emerges From Hidden Jungle Surrender
A Japanese soldier who had hidden in Philippine jungle since World War II surrendered today in Manila, the second in a week. He said ten fellow soldiers remain in central Mindanao, living on coconuts, wild fruit, and game.
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Manila
UPIA
Philippine
Mindanao
Miss Calif aspirants display talent tonight
Santa Cruz race for Miss California 1954 narrows to 20 contestants as they perform personalities and talents in swimsuits and evening gowns. The event at Santa Cruz beach stand will name Miss California at 1 p.m. Sunday. Judges include Bud Westmore Oliver Prickett Alyce Yarick Rich ard Boyce and others from Universal, Pasadena Playhouse, and local institutions.
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Miss Calif
California
Santa Cruz Beach
Desyl Smith
Castro Valley
Doreen Winters
Eureka
Pat Johns
Fresno
Betty Jo Laniers
Hemet
Renee Larosse
Imperial Valley
Bernice Hampton
Moresto
Kathy Florness
Oakland
Joyce Bur
Ger
Sacramento
Nancy Russell
San Bernardino
Mae Entwisle
San Diego
Gloria Murphy
Fernandes Valley
Sue Fetz
San Francisco
Joann Rodoni
San Jose
Jeanne Rego
San Mateo County
Elinac Cruze
Santa Barbara
Karin Beskow
Sonoma County
Janet McFall
Stockton
Donna Greva
Temple City
Barbara Nutter
Tulare County
Marianne Hertel
Ventura County
Bud Westmore
Universal International Studios
Oliver Prickett
Pasadena Playhouse
Alyce Yarick
Oakland Physical Culturist
Richard Boyce
Brooks Institute of Photography
Dwight Bentel
Reds Mass New Army as Armistice Falters
Reds press new army mobilization as armistice tensions rise. The Communist letter to United Nations truce delegates at Panmunjom questions U N control of South Korea, demands prisoner repatriation, and warns of responsibility for future incidents. Clark reiterates Rhee’s authority, condemning the unilateral prisoner releases while allies report few prisoners returned amid heavy fighting and air losses.
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Panmunjom
Clark
Washington
D. S
Reds
United Nations Command
Korea
South Korea
U. N. Command
Mitten Her
United Nations
Karl Hong Wi
United States
U. S
Republic of Korea
Rhée
Rhee
UNC
2 Coast Ship Tieup Ended
In New York and Atlanta, the Monday ship tie up ended Friday night as the CIO National Maritime Union signed a new contract with major Gulf Coast and eastern firms. The pact gives wage increases of six percent to top rated crews, four percent to middle ratings, and two percent to the lowest group, with top average pay around 503.32 plus overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Atlanta
Gulf Coast
CIO National Maritime Union
NMU
Joseph Curran
Pew
Cyewies
Former Nazi Sentenced for Killings Role
A former security chief in Serbia was sentenced to six years in prison for his role in wartime killings. The man, using the alias Schaefer, faced charges of assisting in the shooting of Yugoslav resistance fighters and deportation of Jews from Cologne. He was arrested in West Germany after living under a false identity.
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Coto N I Gernin
Fimanuel
Sehacor
Serbia
Gernan
Semin
Ter
Jowist
Germany
Schaefer
Herd
He Gestino
Cologne
Talench
U S Parley Group in Indochina
An American military mission led by Lt Gen John O'Daniel arrived in Saigon for talks with French and allied Indochinese forces. The group aims to coordinate plans to defeat Viet Minh and restore peace, discussing French civilian plans and military aid, with a focus on modern weapons and larger Allied support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Tnigchna
Joh O'Daniel
Pacific
Vietninh
Brabasey
Jen Membors
Civnt
Asassim
Viet Nam
Qamba
Laos
Newd
Sader
Nin
Hilljon
Geral
Premnie Rone
L A Girl Dies of Polio at County General Hospital
A Los Angeles girl died this year from polio while receiving care at County General Hospital. The death, attributed to poliomyelitis, follows other regional cases reported in local health updates.
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L. A
Couuty General Hospital
Los Angeles
Fragmented text hints at timber and cedar craft notes
The readable fragments describe various site types and milling processes, mentioning timber, blocks, and a Redwood stock. The passage alludes to different typologies and a potential focus on log or board production with unspecified methods and scales.
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Emanuel Bloch
Bloch
By Jack Bell
New Offer Halls Bakery
Py Pere Mare
Pte
Hinat
Catalina
West Bee
Baily
Thority
ROK
Karen Ellis O. Grives
Yeas
Seoul
South Kore
Vnes
Anr
Indochina
Shadowline Lumber
Ty Orivrer
Ehich
Hammond
Dependable Lumber
Anaheim ST
A. H. Heller
Muntz TV
Oe AG
L. B
Federa
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