Weather Today: Showers Possible Then Clearing
Today we expect a few showers this morning with gradual clearing by afternoon. Winds will reach around 25 mph at times. Yesterday’s high was 57 and low 42.
09 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1952
Page
1
Today we expect a few showers this morning with gradual clearing by afternoon. Winds will reach around 25 mph at times. Yesterday’s high was 57 and low 42.
PHILADELPHIA March 8 A 41 year old Peter Durning of Bethlehem Pa was kept alive for one hour and 20 minutes with a mechanical heart in an operation hailed as historic by Pennsylvania Hospital and partners. The device took over the right heart side during surgery to clear an obstruction and by pass blood at three liters a minute. Durning died two hours after the machine was disconnected from a diseased heart, despite the team deeming the procedure necessary and life saving given his outlook.
Milan police investigate a tip that pieces of Benito Mussolini's left foot bones are being sold as relics to admirers of the dictator. An unnamed officer said high prices are paid for small bone fragments after Mussolini's body was recovered and parts of the left foot were noted missing during postwar transfers.
Robert Hall McCormick 74, scion of the International Harvester founding family, wed Virginia Stonesifer 87 at the Ambassador East Hotel in Chicago. McCormick had two prior divorces, while Stonesifer married for the first time.
An OCR styled index enumerates sections such as Auto News Political News Public Forum Radio and Television Realty News and Theaters. It references pages A1 B2 A16 A18 B3 A-B C12 and specific column ranges like A-5 B-11 and A-20 to A-23.
Ludovit Ollarek a Bratislava builder and five others reached the Russian zone in Austria after an amphibious jeep crossing the Morava River. They fled as border guards pursued, Ollarek’s family joining the exodus along with a bank employee. Sister in New York offered help if they reach the United States.
The weather forecast indicates light rain may occur today with a possible few showers this morning and gradual clearing later in the day. The prior storm dropped 1.74 inches in Long Beach and dumped over 30 inches of snow in Southern California mountains, causing road closures and stranded winter sports fans in San Bernardino sights. Roads to Crestline Arrowhead Big Bear and Big Pines were closed while Idyllwild remained open with chains required and winds up to 25 mph.
Rescue crews reach the hillside crash site six miles southeast of Pomona. All five aboard perish including John R. Flick 11 en route for eye surgery in Los Angeles and his mother Mrs Eileen Wilson 32 Needles. also killed are Albert Fleming 62 Lafitte LA and two pilots William Natte 42 Needles and Bob Tracy 45. Funeral for 6 year old Edward Wynne delayed until his father arrives from Minneapolis after a milk truck crushed him in Bixby Park. Public safety official notes the accident was deep in rough terrain and weather hampered search efforts.
The Coast Guard cutter Morris rushed to Wilson Cove San Clemente Island to pick up injured water taxi operator R. O. Scott after the craft Gold Stack burned. A fishing boat radioed that the man was found walking along the beach with a back injury from the wreck.
A U S mercy plane successfully dropped four packets of the anti blood clotting drug heparin to the Gen. Mark L. Hersey led ship about 700 miles southwest of Lands End England. The recipient, Sgt Anthony Joseph Gacioch of Middleton Conn, had toenail surgery three weeks ago and faced complications. His condition was reported good tonight after urgent appeal from the ship’s master.
Arnold Schuster, 28, who identified bank robber Willie Sutton and led to his arrest, was slain in Brooklyn. He was shot four times, two bullets through the eyes, another through the back, and a fourth through the abdomen, found near his home in Borough Park. Police noted threatening calls after Sutton’s capture and questioned six people as investigations continued.
Seoul, March 9. The U.S. Eighth Army reports nearly 2000 Communist casualties in the first week of March. Totals: 1033 killed, 920 wounded, 41 captured. Air and ground action declined due to haze and snow. Allied planes destroyed 10 supply warehouses, one locomotive, two trucks. B26s destroyed 25 trucks. USS Bairoko planes hit North Korea’s west coast, destroying or damaging gun positions, bunkers, bridges, and buildings. Warships hit targets along the west coast north to Hungnam.
Air Force planners devised a 36 bed hospital portable in under 500 cubic feet with operating room and X-ray gear. It weighs 10,000 pounds and four aircrew can load it into a transport plane in hours.Designed to follow bomber wings, it supports 30 days without resupply and includes convertible packing cases, light pill bottles, foldable beds, and patient kits with clothing storage supplies.
In Concord New Hampshire rivals within the Republican Party clashed over Taft Eisenhower lines as Taft pressed for clear stances on domestic issues and the Taft Hartley law. Governor Sherman Adams defended Eisenhower denying any link to the Truman administration and contrasting foreign policy records. Taft invoked Stassen attacks on voting records while defending his World War II stance.
The Korean armistice talks at Panmunjom again tangled as North Korea accused Allies of letting Chinese Nationalists tamper with POWs and demanded Russia join as monitor. Allied negotiator Libby rejected the charges as propaganda while Lee warned of consequences beyond the talks. A new dispute arose over alleged secret imprisonment of Americans in Manchuria.
Washington March 8 The major party national committees reached agreement on limited dignified sponsorship of radio and television coverage of the national political conventions in Chicago in July. The plan bans convention floor ads and requires sponsor approval by parties. Ads may air only during recesses or long pauses and must meet strict standards. Announcements will state sponsorship and that coverage does not imply party endorsement.
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