Three Die In Compton Area Traffic Crash
Three people died and twenty others were injured in Compton area crashes on Friday night and into Saturday. Walter R. Zerowski of Compton drove into a parked vehicle after police observed skid marks, while another Santa Ana collision seriously injured Ta kayoshi Imamura and passenger Mrs Imamura near Harbor and Sugar Streets. Clarence Ball, 13, of Santa Ana, faced injuries from a rear collision during the same incident.
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Nationalists claim sinking of communist gunboat near Formosa
Nationalists say warplanes sank a 150 ton communist gunboat off Fukien Province after four strafes at 11 16 p m. The communists opened fire in the Formosa Strait hitting Tatan Island with eight rounds but causing no damage. Retired Gen James A Van Fleet arrives for a three day visit to discuss tensions in the Formosa Straits with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek.
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U S Airfield at Adana Near Russia Cited in NATO Moves
Turkish reports describe U S Air Force activity in Europe noting training flights from North African bases to Adana and the planned stationing of 600 maintenance personnel. The Adana facility, built with U S funds, features a 12 000 foot runway and cost about 18 million dollars, positioned 1300 miles closer to Russia than Whreelus Field in Libya.
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U S Plans More Wartime Conference Documents Release
Senate leader Knowland predicts publication of Tehran and Potsdam papers next year along with China records. State Department cites world reaction to Yalta as grounds to delay, while Sparkman warns side remarks may unsettle diplomacy. Dulles agrees Yalta release won’t hinder free nations' diplomacy.
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Appropriations Bill Adopted by House MNATON ot
The House Friday passed a 187.429 million supplemental appropriation to fund federal programs for the remainder of the fiscal year. It includes 1.968 million for the new congressional pay raise and two million for planning a third House office building. The bill also allocates 240 million for veterans benefits 238 million for public assistance 99 million for highway work and 40 million for ship and airline subsidies, before moving to the Senate.
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Vernon Voting Bill Allows Property Owners to Vote
A proposed constitutional amendment would let certain Vernon property owners vote in Vernon elections even if they live outside the city. Assemblyman Frank Bonelli said about 70,000 workers are in Vernon daily while only 84 registered voters exist, arguing one vote per real property owner.
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France Rejects Soviet Protests Over West German Rearmament
Paris rejects Moscow note labeling West German rearmament a violation of the 1944 Franco Soviet mutual assistance pact. Moscow warned that French ratification would annul the pact and hold France fully responsible. The exchange comes five days before the French Senate debates the accords.
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Bandit in Line Delays Carmel Liquor Store Robbery
CRA confessed holdup man Jack M. Love 29 admitted to police that he waited in line two weeks ago to rob a Carmel liquor store. He claimed he outwaited a rival would-be thief and then took $85 from the store owner. The incident occurred in Carmel before the police report.
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Great Flock Joins Vanguard Migrating Swallows at Mission
Swallows arrive at dawn over San Juan Capistrano Mission as scouts come a few days early for St. Patrick's Day. The main flight typically reaches on March 19, St Joseph's Day, with many birds nesting on adobe walls and returning south for winter.
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Family of Eight Perishes in Peru Home Fire
A family of eight died Friday when their home in Callao Peru burned. Firefighters battled the blaze but could not save the occupants amid the substantial damage to the residence.
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Unhurt Boy Dives Four Stories in Brooklyn Window
Four year old Welter Adams Jr. leapt from a fourth floor Brooklyn apartment window trying to impress girls. He landed in a snowbank with a bush aiding the break. Doctors found no injuries and sent him home. He announced I played Superman with gleeful bravado.
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U S to Gives Baby Sitter Slayer Asylum Amid Debate
The report details a plan to admit 20 Russian seamen who deserted their tanker Aruba, held by Chinese Nationalists, to the United States under rigorous screening and potential temporary visas. Atty Gen Brownell could waive entry bans on Communists for security interests amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Aruba Crew Refuses Voyage To Peiping
The Aruba cargo ship crew refused to sail beyond the Nicobar Islands and would not deliver fuel to Peiping, warning they would not proceed past Sumatra toward Singapore. Re-Be Shipping Co president Gunnar Damstroem said delivery to Red China is now impossible. The only Peiping reply was a New China News Agency propaganda blast condemning U S efforts to cripple trade.
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All Passengers Off Grounded Cruise Ship
Naval authorities report all 204 passengers and the crew of the 3,000-ton Chilean vessel SS Villarica have been removed after it ran aground in the Sarmiento Channel near Punta Arenas during a storm. Passengers traveled by land to Punta Arenas and will receive sea transport there.
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Customs Ban Upheld on Naughty Picture
Chester Fr. MacPhee, collector of customs, announced that his ban on the French film Dominica was upheld by Washington officials. He forbade a local theater from showing it, citing three objectionable scenes. Owners may appeal or seek release if scenes are deleted.
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Two More 1st Marine Troopships to Arrive
The second contingent of the 1st Marine Division, about 5000 troops, will arrive at Camp Pendleton next week aboard the USNS Walker docking Thursday and the USS Lenawee with the 11th Marines’ battalions docking Friday. The division, long stationed in the Far East, heads to its permanent home at Pendleton. The 5500-man vanguard arrived Thursday.
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Long Beath Call Set Merah 1F 2755
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Damage to government planes called sabotage at Hayes plant
In Birmingham Alabama damage to large C119 Foxcars and small B25 aircraft at Hayes Aircraft Corp was labeled a serious case of sabotage by the firm president Harry Rowland. FBI Air Force and company agents began an immediate probe after discovery Friday. Union leaders denied responsibility and offered to help, while negotiations with CIO union face termination March 27 unless a new contract is reached.
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Home treatment guidance for bald spot care
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