State Picnics Here to Attract 500000 Visitors
Nearly 500000 people from other states will attend state society picnics in Bixby and Recreation Parks in Long Beach this year. Most are voluntary exiles from their states. others are visitors. Details list dates for numerous state reunions across July to September, with California and New England events noted.
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California
Bixby
Long Beach
Kansas
Illinois
N. Dakota
Nebraska
Bixby Park
Montana
Missouri
South Dakota
Idaho
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Oregon-Washington
Minnesota
Indiana
New York-New Jersey
Utah
Recreation Park
Michigan
Texas
Ohio
Colorado
Ilona
New England
Southern States
Arizona-New Mexico
Pennsylvania
AN States Society
Oregon
Kentucky Politicos Accused in Killing
Harlan Kentucky March 24 two prominent Harlan County politicians were indicted for conspiring to pay 3000 dollars for the slaying of Avery Hensley after his son Joe was killed nearby that same night. The Middletons as VIC Bus Lines partners face arrest. others named include Claude Beach Ray Smith and Charles Wade. Sacramento notes Library Week proclamation by Governor Warren urging library visits.
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Harlan
Harlan County
Merle Middleton
Logan Middleton
Avery Hensley
Hensley
Joe Hensley
Middletons
VIC
Claude Beach
Ray Smith
Charles Wade
Pilot Credited As 15 Escape From Crash
A U.S. Air Force pilot, 1st Lt. Robert Finch Jr. of Los Angeles and San Diego, Calif., crash landed a twin engined C-47 off La Ciotat, France, saving all 15 Americans aboard as life rafts were deployed and occupants reached shore safely. The craft sank about ten minutes after impact in 75 foot water.
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LA Ciotat
France
Mediterranean
Robert Finch Jr
Los Angeles
San Diego
Calif
Air Force
MacArthur Says Russia Likely To Keep Kuriles Sakhalin
Senator OConor cites Gen Douglas MacArthur asserting Russia holds the Kuriles and southern Sakhalin with little chance of dislodgment. MacArthur reportedly said it would require force and doubt any such effort would be considered. Japan may choose its own postwar diplomatic relations with Russia.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Russia
Kurile Islands
Sakhalin Island
Japan
Sen
O'Conor
MacArthur
Senate
Kuriles
Sakhalin
Yalta
Tunisians Hurl Gas Torches at Trolleys
Violent outbreaks tied to independence seeking Tunisian nationalists produced a death and several injuries last night. A bomb exploded at a Tunis police post area injuring and killing. Water mains were blown by explosives, and gasoline bottles were hurled at streetcars in Tunis.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Bizerte
Sougse
Tunis I
Voters Again Choose Rule by Females in Mendon
In Mendon Michigan voters elected women to top offices for the second straight year. Florence Dickerson won village president 72 to 51 over Arthur Haas, Ruth Dalman was re elected treasurer 74 to 49 over Stuart Hedges, Lorena Lee retained assessor against Noyes Perry, and Darlene Springer defeated her husband Miller for a seat on the village board.
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Mendon
Mich
Kalamazoo
Florence Dickerson
Arthur Haas
Ruth Dalman
Stuart Hedges
Lorena Lee
Noyes Perry
Miller Springer
Darlene
Veterans Administration Delays 1952 Dividend Mailing
The Veterans Administration plans to mail 1952 National Service Life Insurance dividends to five million policyholders later this month instead of this week. Total payments amount to about 200 million dollars with most individual dividends near 60 dollars. Policyholders may opt for cash or have the funds held for future premiums or interest.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Antibiotics Show Dramatic Dental Infection Results
The University of Illinois extension program in Lafayette Hotel featured a discussion on oral infections amid praise for antibiotics like penicillin aureomycin tetramycin and atreptomycin saving pulpless teeth and trench mouth with noticeable improvement. Experts warned against indiscriminate use due to damage to beneficial bacteria and the rise of antibiotic resistant organisms.
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Vincent
University of Ilinois
Third District Dental Society
Lafayette Hotel
Japan Quake Causes 42 Million Damage on Islands
A Hokkaido prefectural government report announced that Tuesday's earthquakes and tidal waves caused 42,777,717 in damage on northern Honshu and the northern Japanese island. Main home island damage was less severe.
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Tokyo
Hokkaido
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Warren
Snake Bite Kits Megger
John More
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd
Little Liz
Phone Dental Forum
Safeway
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Bila Ee
Edward
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Crocker
Betty Crocker
Crown Colony
Cook Anda Att
Charter Products Co
Maripolm Street
San Francisco 7
Bert
Tell
Nenreat Safeway
U.S
Wright
Mia
Wrigit
Clare
East Third Street
Visor Borinet
Millinery Walkens
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