Jets and Bombers Sweep North Korea Front Lines
Military air forces deployed hundreds of Sabre jets Thunderjets and B-29s in a broad strike against rail bridges and frontline targets near Pyongyang Haeju and Kaesong Taechon Uchon and Taechon targets were hit while S Korea reports limited skirmishes along the 155 mile front The Third Corps was activated on the eastern front as U S forces monitor the war zone
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Seoul
U. N
North Korea
Pyongyang
Korea
Okinawa
Haeju Peninsula
Kaesong
Taechon
Uchon
Third Corps
U. S
Highth
Repatriated POWs Arrive Home in Quiet Flight to California
Cpl Rubin and 39 other prisoners of war landed near San Francisco after a secrecy marked voyage from Honolulu. Brig. Gen. Carmichael greeted the group as they disembarked at Hickam Field and Valley Forge, where medicals and rest were arranged.
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San Francisco
Richard H. Carmichael
1Ath Air Division
Unis
Letterman General Hospital
Valley Forge Army Hospital
Phoenixville
Paul Lehnardr
Travis
Letterman Hospital
Valley Forge
Honolulu
Hickam Field
John W. O'Daniel
U.S. Army
Pacific
Tripler General Hospital
Rubin
Valley Forge Hospital
Maj
James Campbell
Philadelphia
Tve
Campbell
Tokyo
Honor Five Newspaperboys Becoming Master Dealers
Five youths elevated to Master Dealer status by Independent-Press-Telegram for outstanding route management. Winners: Dale Bowers Don Gunderson Jim Hardin Billy Hoban of Long Beach and Don VanderMey of Bellflower. Also Hilly Hoban honored as Boy of the Month with Jerry Hardin and Nelle Gallagher receiving banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent-Press-Telegram
Wilton Hotel
Dale Bowers
Don Gunderson
Jim Hardin
Billy Hoban
Long Beach
Don VanderMey
Bellflower
Hilly Ho
Ban
Jerry Hardin
Nelle Gallagher
Ellsworth Beam
Linn Gordon
Desler
Obituary notices for Hawkins Smyth Waugh Arbuckle Serlin Powell
Multiple Long Beach obituaries list Ada Hawkins 74 of 2990 Cedar Ave born Vallejo died April 30. James Goff 72 USN retired, Amos Waugh 82 of 1953 Alamitos Ave, Amos Waugh, James Arbuckle 90, Samuel Serlin 61, Van Powell 85. Details include birthplaces, residence changes, survivors, and funeral arrangements at Mottell and Forest Lawn.
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Hawkins
Ada FE
Hawk
Goff
James David Goff
USN
Marion
Ind
Navy
Odd Fellows
Compton
Elizabeth
Velma K. Brown
Mottell
Waugh
Amos E. Waugh
Alamitos Ave
Nova Scotia
Jersey City
N. J
Long Beach
Bergen Lodge 47
Afz&am
Mottell’'s Chapel
Westminster Memorial Park
Envoy to Turkey Will Return to Oil Work
Former U S envoy J D Young 78 of 229 Quincy Ave associated with Forest Lawn dies. legacy includes Texas Woman's College president 1914 1918 and oil interests in Texas Louisiana and Pennsylvania. He will relinquish post in June to resume independent oil production work.
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J. D. Young
Quincy Ave
Forest Lawn Mortuary Corp
Wee Kirk O'The Heather
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Rural
Texas
Texas Woman's College
California
West Texas
South
Douglas
London
Lewis Douglas
Long Beach
U. S
John Fos- Western
Georgetown
Dulles
Air Today
U. S. Am- Ankars
Turkey
Berna
George C. McGheeson
James Young
W. F. Young
United States
McGhee
Fisenhower
Ankara
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Dixie Tornado Toll Mounts From Weekend Storms
A regional tornado outbreak killed several people and injured about 350 as ited to Georgia Alabama and South Carolina. The Weather Bureau warned of more storms with two or three tornadoes possible in western and northern Georgia and eastern Georgia and northern South Carolina this afternoon. Emergency aid arrived in Warner Robins Georgia as the worst hit area in the Macon region received assistance. A tornado near Calera and Union Grove pushed east of Birmingham leaving rural damage, while Ashland and Trussville Alabama saw additional twisters with about 1500000 dollars in damage and no reported deaths or injuries.
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Weather Bureau
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Red Cross
Warner Robins
Macon
Birmingham
Calera
Union Grove
Ashland
Trussville
Ala
Reds Recess Talks Continue Amid U N Armistice Hopes
The U N Command says North Korean and Chinese Communist negotiators seek recesses to obtain guidance from Moscow. Officials believe the Communists desire an armistice, though stalling strategies continue. A return to talks was planned for 11 a.m. Monday local time after weekend delays.
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Harrison
Namil
Moscow
U. N
Long Beach
Navy and Marines Run Submarine Maneuvers at Coastal Trials
Navy and Marine maneuvers off Long Beach spot submarine drills as six subs and 115 Allied ships participate. Three subs specialize in firing, recon, and protective duties while real mines are tested safely. Del Mar reports a beach mine as ordnance disposal checks the scene. In the sea, anti guided missile firings proceed after a 150 mile sweep. Third Division Marines are set to land on Tuesday morning at Camp Pendleton.
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United States
Long Beach
del Mar
Naval Ordnance Disposal
Navy
Camp Pendleton
Lakewood Area Permits Lead County Total in April
County officials reported April building permits in the unincorporated area of Los Angeles County totaled about 15 million dollars, led by Lakewood Downey Bellflower. Bellflower issued 1215 permits valued at 9.084 million dollars, the largest by any branch. Downey issued 638 permits totaling 3.91 million dollars.
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WU UL
Los Angeles County
Lakewood- Downey-Bellflower
Long Beach
Bellflower
Downey Branch
Wilson Students Win Scholarships in ACS Contest
Two Wilson students won scholarships in a contest by the Southern California Section of the American Chemical Society. The Wilson team placed first in the team event and will receive a bronze plaque. Bruce McCandless II scored 750 points to take first. Neil R. Benham scored 583 to finish fourteenth.
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Wisgn Eugm
Southern California
American Chemical Society
Wilson
Bruce McCandless II
Neil R. Benham
Five City Employees at UCLA Conference
Long Beach’s City Employees Association sent five of its members to a two day government conference opening at the University of California in Los Angeles. The group includes Paul W. Frank Frances Henselman Clete Wiest Percy Sleep and Doris Watts. The program features panel discussions of public administration problems and speakers include city and county officials as well as UCLA faculty members.
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Long Beach
University of California In
Los Angeles
Paul W. Frank
Frances. Henselman
Clete Wiest
Percy Sleep
Doris Watts
UCLA
Poison Suspect Says He’s Probable Father
Court heard Richard La Force admit in two statements that he believed a woman who was having his friend’s baby might be the mother of the child. He described poisoning Hayden’s drinks as part of a motive driven by jealousy over the wife. The Cal Tech student denied the confessions and pleaded innocent.
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Angeles
Richard la Force
la Force
California Institute of Technology
Robert Hayden
Hayden
Rize
Joyce
Nightine
Joseph L. Carr
Eugene W. Biscailuz
Dist
Atty
Ernest Roll
Robert
Richard
Ttm
Haydens
Cal-Tech
Ten Little Indians at Community Playhouse Delights and Delivers
A balmy Friday night at the Community Playhouse featured Agatha Christie’s Ten Little Indians. Director Herbert Yenne stages a tight whodunit on a deserted island with a storm trapping marooned guests as a killer stalks them. Charlotte Shelley shines as Mrs Owens secretary. William Bolt and William Blare provide sharp detective work alongside Charlotte Durham in her long time maid role. The production earns praise for direction pacing and entertaining suspense during its six week run.
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Community Playhouse
Herbert Yenne
Playhouse
Ray Kenard
Philip Lombard
Charlotte Shelley
Rogers
Jan
Woman Victim Seeks Damages in Shooting Case
Mrs Hetty Lou Irwin 28 paralyzed by a bullet fired in her apartment April 6 today filed a $100000 damages suit against Bert W Hardy Jr Long Beach bar owner awaiting trial on assault with intent to commit murder Her lawyer said she will be unable to work for a year and spend nine months in bed Hardy owned a tavern at 300 W Anaheim St and is accused of entering her apartment and shooting her in a jealous rage after she dated a sailor
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Hetty Lou Irwin
Bert W. Hardy Jr
Long Beach
Irwin
Hardy
Patrick Phelan
Anaheim St
Steinway and Ford Two Families Mark Business Birthdays
New York feature profiles the Steinway piano dynasty and the Ford family, noting Steinway's 190th anniversary and Ford's 50th. Theodore Steinway, 68, discusses tradition, quality, and a concert-artist gifting program, while tracing Henry Engelhard Steinway’s 1853 immigrant origins and the family’s rise in piano making.
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New York
Steinway
Ford
America
Theodore Fi
House of Steinway
Henry
Theodore
Henry Engelhard Steinway
Waterloo
Dorella
Steinways
Padereswski
Rachmaninoff
George Gershwin
Fats Waller
Tempered Christian to Be Pastor's Topic atServices
Rev. Erich V. Oelschlaeger of First Gatheram Church Mo Synod will preach at 8 45 and 11 00 a m Sunday on The Well Tempered Christian. The Lord's Supper will be administered in both services with Rev. Ewald Kories of Los Angeles assisting. A Bach Chorale will be sung for the late service by the Chancel choir directed by Fred Ohlendorf with Everett Sekoldt on the organ.
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Erich V. Ogischiseger
First
Gstheram Church
Mo. Synod
Ewald Kories
Los Angeles
Oelschlaeger
Bach Chorale
Fred Ohlendorf
Everett Sekoldt
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Cpl. Rubin
Pws
Advancement
Independent- Press-Telegram
Linn
Dennis Drulias
A Heban
Gus Drulias
Richard Ifert
Arbuckle
James Thomas Arbuckle
Ninth St
Indiana
Marisville
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Kiwanis
Indiana State Prison Board
First Presbyterian Church
Leone
William L. Arbuckle
Dr. Reuben
Powell
van A. Powell
W. Sixth St
Forest Lavin Mortuary Chapel
Samuel Hughes
Coal Center
University of Michigan
Pittsburgh
Ada Stephens
Alex
Dixie
Reds
Marine Maneuvers
Lakewood
Ost Worth Mail Office
American Ave
Martha
Perenn
Tam
By Murray McDonald
E. Pirit
Steinway and Ford
A. Steinway
Eschin
Mr. Steinway
Ieahon
Tanes
Svory
Irmgerts
L. B
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