Assault Suspect's Summary for Week Hearing Slated
A week of business and industry notes a rise in defense orders and backlogs at mills and factories. Major production contracts were announced including Packard to build GE J-47 engines and Ford and Fisher Body to produce tanks. Civilian goods remained stocked via high production, with inflation showing signs of easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Defense
Commerce Department
Packard Motor Car Company
General Electric
Ford Motor Company
Fisher Body
General Motors
Glenn L. Martin Company
Rheem Manufacturing Company
Hanover Shoe Company
Hanover
Pax
Michael
DiSaylo
New York Stock Exchange
Market Forecast Warns of Short Term Dip Then Rise
The analysis notes Dow Jones oscillation within a two point band since mid February with three selloffs stopping near 251. It suggests a possible 10 point pullback to 240 45, then a sustained advance as neutral nations may seek a Korea peace move. It cites strong long term bullishness and expected first quarter earnings clarity before a potential correction.
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CRISG
Sserck
Dow-Jones
Market Holds at Key Levels as Dow Remains Near 250-262
Last week's view that markets would falter before a run to new highs gains edge as stocks fail to break 250 249 on Monday and Tuesday selling. FRB bond withdrawal triggers little advance while industrials like GM GE DuPont and Standard Oil of New Jersey post 1951 highs. Bond indices hover near 101 85 versus 103 50 in February and 101 30 in October 1950, with 254 50 DJ as a critical hurdle. If 86 52 by the ratios clears, new highs could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gury
Gully
Uthor
FRB
General Motors
General Electric
du Pont
Standard Oil
New Jersey
AP Wholesale Index Climbs
New York March 9 The Associated Press wholesale commodity index rose this week for the first time in three weeks, to 212.90 from 212.50. Compared with last year the index stood at 160.90. Textiles hit a fresh 1950-51 high while industrials, food and grains and cotton posted gains. livestock and nonferrous metals fell, with nonferrous down sharply amid a big drop in copper.
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New York
Associate Press
Ford
Camp Fire Girls Reassert Pledge at 41st Grand Council
Camp Fire Girls celebrated their 41st birthday at a Grand Council Fire in Municipal Auditorium. About 2290 members from Blue Bird and Horizon groups heard Executive Director Mary Shellenberg stress human relations. Awards honored three and five year members amid songs and a short play on cultural heritage.
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Grand Council
Municipal Auditorium
Blue Bird
Long Beach
Mary Shellenberg
Shell Oilmen Get Pay Hike Across State Union Announces Wage Deal
The CIO Oilworkers Union reports a statewide wage agreement with Shell Oil Co covering 28 009 employees. It boosts wages by 1 cent per hour, adding to increases granted last year, and aligns with federal wage control. Charles F. Armin of Long Beach says average 7 cent hourly rise for 2800 oil field and refinery workers in Long Beach Martinez Bakersfield Couling and Ventura, aided by R. E. Corbett Local 128 secretary.
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CIO
Treynaional Union
Shell Oil Co
Charles F. Armin
Long Beach
Martinez
Bakersfield
Coulinge
Ventura
Armin
R. E. Corbett
USS Sicily Sails Home to Long Beach Naval Yard
The 11,000 ton escort carrier USS Sicily, after seven months in Korean waters and participation in Inchon and Wonsan actions, will berth Monday at Long Beach Naval Shipyard for dry dock work including sand blasting and painting. Commanded by Capt. John S. Thatch of El Dorado, Ark.
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Korea
Sicily
Long Leach Naval Shipyard
San Diego
Inchon
Wonsan
Marine Corsair
Firefighter Receives City Manager Association Certificate
Fireman Jesse Recourt at 5841 Myrtie Ave earned a certificate from the International City Manager's Association Chicago for completing a correspondence course in municipal fire administration. City Manager Samuel E. Wicklers presented the certificate at City Hall with Fire Chief Frank S. Sandeman and Battalion Chief L. Monroe observing. Recourt volunteered for the course to boost his firefighting work. Monroe also received a certificate, and 14 local firemen attend USC fire department administration classes on their days off.
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Jesse
Myrtie Ave
International City Manager's Association
Chicago
Samuel E. Wicklers
Frank S. Sande
L. Monroe
Monroe
Sandeman
University of Southern California
Ex Georgia Solon to Talk Tomorrow
William D. Upshaw former U S Representative from Georgia will be guest speaker tomorrow evening at Full Gospel Tabernacle 5430 Long Beach Blvd North Long Beach Rev George A Jeffrey pastor announced Upshaw now in Pomona was severely injured as a youth and crippled for 66 years while in Congress used crutches at times and recently attended a Los Angeles revival where he walked out without aid.
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William D. Upshaw
U. S&s
Georgia
North Long Beach
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Long Beach Blvd
George A. Jeffrey
Upshaw
Pomona
Congress
Los Angeles
Texas Co Expands Ridge Route Oil Field With New Producer
The Ridge Route area is set to be a 1951 California oil hotspot as Texas Co completes its third producer for 600 barrels of 35 gravity oil, extending the Honor Rancho field eastward. Humble Oil plans a seven inch extension at New Hall Land and Farms No 4 to produce from about 300 feet of oil send, extending the field at Castaic Junction. Secretaries and councils form a new gas industry advisory group, while Pike Drilling ships a Diesel rig to Lower California for a 10,000 foot well, with a 50-man camp. Other activity includes redrilling and new wells in Jergins, Pauley, and Wilmington fields as state totals top 66.
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California
Texas Co
Pike Drilling Co
Pacific Ocean
Pike
Petrolens Mexicanos
Driver Hurt in Auto Plunge at San Gabriel Bridge
William D. Manger Tr. 25, of 3752 Gossamer St, Lakewood, injured when his car jumped an embankment on Carson St near the San Gabriel River bridge, tearing out 29 feet of guard railing. Deputy Hutchit found him at 2 14 p m. taken to Community Hospital for chest and back injuries. later returned home after X rays.
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William D. Manger
Gossamer St
Lakewood
Carson St
San Gabriel River
Norwalk
T. P. Hutchit Son
Munger
Boy Still Critical After Brain Surgery
Larry Zilliox a Long Beach boy who sought bright colored stars from friends remains on the critical list after brain tumor surgery at Community Hospital Stilt. Parents Mr and Mrs Don W Zillcox report more than 500 cards from friends and strangers. hospital asks not to call.
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Larry Zilliox
Long Beach
Community Hospital
Stilt
Don W. Zillcox
Woodruff Ave
Larry
Wilton Owners Lease Catalina Hostelries on Santa Catalina
Wilton owners William and James Tomerlin leased Catalina Hostelries St Catherine Hotel and Las Casitas, a 36 cottage group, on Santa Catalina Island for one year with renewal or purchase options. Dennis Moore, Wilton Hotel manager, said he will manage the island properties for the Catalina Island Co. Renovation plans for the St Catherine are underway.
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St Catherne
Las Casitas
Santa Catalina Island
William
James Tomerlin
Wilton Hotel
Dennis Moore
The
Catalina Island Co
St. Catherine
Ex actress Jean 5 Gallagher dies after heart attack
Jean 5 Gallagher 56 of 1910 Raymond Ave died at St Marys Hospital after a heart attack at home. Born in New York City she acted on stage in Chicago and San Francisco and later worked in Hollywood film production. Survived by widower George F L Gallagher daughter Jean M Gallagher WAVES member, brother New Merwin and sister Mrs Wayne Estes. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Gageau Martinoni Mortuary Hollywood with interment Hollywood Memorial Cemetery.
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Jean S. Gallagher
Raymond Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
New York City
Chicago
Dan Shelby
George FL. Gallagher
Long Beach
Signal Hill
Gallagher
California Shipbuilding Co
Parent- Teachers Association
Signal Hl
Hollywood
Jean M. Gallagher
St. Anthony's High School
The
WAVES
Norfolk
New Merwin
San Mateo
Wayne Estes
Saudi Arabia
Gageau & Martinoni Mortuary
Hollywood Memorial Cemetery
Obituaries and notices from Long Beach area deaths
A cluster of death notices from Long Beach area residents includes Mrs. Mable ElizabEth Hutchings of 3218 E Sixth St who died March 8 in a Long Beach hospital. Also listed are Armelia Solomon of 141 E 40th St and Jess Franklin Evans of Crestline with service details and survivors. Further notices for Charles F Craven and Myrtle W Marble include birthplaces, relatives, and funeral arrangements.
Tito and aides vow Yugoslavia will resist aggression
Premier Marshal Tito and top military aides declare Yugoslavia will fight Russian aggression as in the past at an international rally of World War II partisans in Belgrade. Tito welcomes underground fighters from Norway France Spain Trieste and Istria, while adviser Peko Dapcevic cites Soviet inspired threats from Cominform neighbors.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Norway
France
Spain
Trieste
Stria
Peko Dapcevic
Son of Rockne Too Weak to Testify
William D. Rockne, son of the late Notre Dame coach, could testify only briefly as a preliminary hearing for Joe Novacek on charges of assault with intent to kill was postponed to May 4 due to Rockne's poor condition. Rockne, wounded Jan. 20, remained in hospital until two weeks earlier as his doctor said further testimony would be injurious.
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Wichita
Kan
William D. Rockne
Notre Dame
H. Rockne
Joe Novacek
Novacek
Rockne
Search Called Off for Missing Schooner
Panama March 10 W U S Caribbean Air Command headquarters ended the search for the schooner Low, missing since February 23 off the Panama coast. Planes scoured a 120000 square mile area for the 45 foot vessel en route to Coronado California. Owners Mr and Mrs Donald Radcliffe of Filos Verdes California and one crewman were aboard when last heard its engine was out of order.
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Panama
U. S. Caribbean Air Command
Coronado
Calif
Donald Radcliffe
Filos Verdes
31 More Casualties in Korea War
Defense Department lists 1 more American casualties in Korea. List No. 246 reports 2 killed, 15 wounded, and 14 missing in action.
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Washington
Defense Department
U. S
Korea
L B Man Saves 45 Waifs of War and Inchon Isles
Sailors aboard the St Paul aid war orphans at Fusshi Islet near Inchon adopting them while ship’s boats deliver food and supplies. Doctors examine survivors and salvage crews repair a flimsy house and search for essentials as the isle remains unspoken by its young wards.
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Ge & Ncis J
Inchon
Fusshi Islet
St. Paul
The
Johnston Defends Dictation Talk as Outright Lie
Johnston challenges claims of dictation while pressing a serious view of the walkout. Labor frictions grow as the wage stabilization plan stalls and industry resists unlimited board jurisdiction to cover defense and non economic disputes. Wholesale prices rise to 183.5, signaling ongoing inflation pressures.
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Wilson
General Electric Co
Truman
Key West
Johnston
AFL
CIO
Bureau of L ‘Abor Statistics
Forced Down in Crippled British Plane
A British Overseas Airways flight carrying 59 persons made an emergency landing at London Airport on three engines after engine trouble over the Atlantic en route to New York. Passengers had been transferred from another Stratocruiser. the incident occurred as the plane left Prestwick, Scotland.
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London
British Overseas Airways
New York
Lahore
Pakistan
Army
Prestwick
Scotland
Liaquat Aly Khan
Akbar Khan
M. A. Latif
Quetta
Raizahmed Faiz
Pakistan Times
Allies Break Through Front in Korean War Push
Allied forces pressed a 40 mile front with light resistance from Communist troops. US First Cavalry chased retreating Chinese 3,000 yards toward Hongchon, while British and South Korean units advanced with minimal contact. Second Division seized a ridge near Hoengsong after a three hour battle. other units reported moderate engagement. South Korean Fifth and Seventh Divisions made gains along the Chuchon River Valley and around Hoengsang as North Korean forces sought to contest a vital north-south highway. American Seventh Division noted patrol contact with North Koreans after yesterday’s withdrawal from Taami.
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U. S. First Cavalry Division
Yongdu
Hongchon
U. S. First Marine Division
Hoengsong
Hoengsang
Chuchon River
U. S
Pangnim
Amideng
Bodies of Trio Among Eight in Crash Seen
A U S Air Force search plane sighted the bodies of three of eight men missing since Wednesday when a U S Navy transport plane crashed into the sea off Anzio. The officer said the bodies were found about eight miles off Anzio as a Navy LST landing craft moved toward the spot.
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Xome
Anzio
Milligan Ex Missouri Solon Found Dead
Jacob L. Milligan former Democratic Congressman from Missouri was found dead in his Kansas City apartment last night. Death appears to be a heart attack and yesterday was his 62nd birthday. He had recently resigned as president of the Kansas City Police Board.
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Kansas City
Jacob L. Milligan
Missouri
Rothacher Arnold Rothacher dies at 74 in Long Beach
Arnold Rothacher 74 sheet metal worker of 1645 Daisy Ave died March 8 in a Long Beach hospital. Born in Switzerland he came to the United States in 1916 lived in Portland then Long Beach since 1922. Surviving: daughter Patricia Stephens sister Lena Richen two grandchildren. Service Monday 11 am Loper Chapel with Rev Lawrence A Watson officiating. Interment Sunnyside Memorial Park. Flowers omitted.
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Solomon
Armelia_ Solomon
E. 40Th St
Long Beach
Beaver
Utah
Fourth Ward
Latter-day Saints Church
Relief Society
Virginia Ward
Brifisley C. Solomon
Charles J
Russell W
Donald B. Solomon
Jean Martindale
Gordon Russell
Lemon
Grove
Stanley Russell
Torrance
Eugene Russell
South Gate
Susan Gallagher
Los Angeles
Sylvia Nel
Lynwood
Harriet Russell
Plymouth St
Karl M. Ward
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Sonnyberg
Rothacher
Arnold — Rothacher
Daisy Ave
Switzerland
United States
Portland
The
Baptist Church
Patricia Stephens
Lena Richen
Elso
Lawrence A. Watson
Truett Memorial Southern Baptist Church
Volcano on Oshima Erupts and Houses Burn
Volcano on Oshima Mount Mihara erupted late yesterday sending three lava streams down the 2500 foot peak. The streams, about 150 feet wide and nine feet thick, engulfed two homes but were slowing to three feet an hour. Aerial observers expected lava to miss seaside villages.
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Mihara
Oshima Island
Tokyo
Pacific
Java
Juror Boredom Triggers Mistrial in Circuit Case
In Battle Creek Michigan on March 10 a juror questioned the length of testimony prompting a mistrial after the defense argued the juror's outburst showed prejudice. Anna O Toole, one of the jurors, asked how long they must listen to the proceedings following an hour and a half of cross examination.
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Battle Creek
Mid
Anna O’toole
Grees
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Shell
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By Emmet F. Riordan
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James B. Black
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Southern California Gas Co
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Texas
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Stockton
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Ernest Hasselblad
Graceland Cemetery
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Charles F. Craven
Third St
Kirkland
Anthony's Cathare Parish
Carrie R
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Clarence FP
Cambridge
Iowa
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Mason City
Garet Oakes
Mar- Rockwell
Towa
Sheelar-Me- Fadyen Mortuary
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U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Dea Sowe
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Long Detrait
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el Paso
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Houston
Portiang
Rand Jomtien
Aides
L. B. Man
G. M. Austin
St. Luke’s Church
Sunnyside Memorials Park
Oshima
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