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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1952

Page

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Ready to Force Release of Dodd

Gen James A Van Fleet said the Communist captors demands for Brig Gen Francis T Dodd are unreasonable and will not be granted The Eighth Army commander warned he is prepared to use force to free Dodd from Rose Island Prison Compound No 76 Demands include a telephone circuit to all compounds while the prison already has only a circuit to compound 1 Dodd reported by telephone he was unharmed and not in immediate danger Van Fleet said force would be used if necessary Gen Matthew Ridgway had authorized such action Colson named as Dodd's successor to speak for the UN soldier and authorities said Dodd would act only as an individual UN soldier

Pusan Korea James A. van Fleet Francis T. Dodd Eighth Army Dodd Rose Island United Nations Todd Long Beach van Fleet Matthew B. Ridgway U. N Pohadles G. Colson Charleston Highth Army Colson First Corps Kore

McGranery Clears Senate Judiciary Committee Nod

The Senate judiciary committee approved the nomination of Federal Judge James P. Mc Granery of Philadelphia to be attorney general. The vote was 8 to 0 with opponents preparing a minority report.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee James P. McGranery Philadelphia Ferguson R.mich Senate McGranery Truman J. Howard McGrath McCarran UD Ferguson and Sons Watkins Utah Jenner Hendrickson RAND

Seven Women Burned in Kobe Rubber Plant Fire

Kyodo News Service reports seven Japanese women were killed when a Kobe rubber factory burned yesterday. Details continue on Page A and Cal. 7.

Tokyo Kobe Kyodo News Service A& Cal

Reservist Pays to Avoid Duty in Air Force Recall

Detroit May 9 A 28 year old Air Force Reserve officer Gordon Cook testified he paid 100 to an enlisted man to avoid being recalled for active duty claiming concern for his asthmatic seven year old and a newborn son His physicals failed and he was ultimately disqualified for active duty after wiring home the fee and leaving Scott Air Force Base Illinois The grand jury in Danville Illinois also indicted the sergeant involved and two other reserve officers in the case

Detroit Air Force Reserve Gordon Cook Cook Danville Til Luther R. Bradley Staunton Ill Bradley David Gues Scott Air Force Base

President Gets Vet Benefit Bills

The Senate passed two bills increasing veterans benefit payments by about 202 million dollars yearly. The measures raise service connected compensation for veterans over 50 percent disabled by 15 percent and those under 50 percent by 5 percent, and boost pensions for nonservice-connected disabilities in veterans of World Wars I and II, the Korean War, and earlier wars by 7 to 14 percent.

Washington Senate Truman

European Army Draft Approved by Six Nations

Paris May 9 The Associated Press reports six West European nations initialled a draft treaty creating a one uniform European army to command by Marshal Alphonse Juin. The plan faces ratification hurdles and a long training period before Germans can contribute, with long odds on full implementation before mid 1954 amid concerns of Soviet threat.

Paris Alphonse Juin France Luxembourg Matthew Ridgway North Atlantic Treaty Organization Six Nations West Germany United States Britain Omar N. Bradley U. S. Joint Chiefs For Staff

NO GASOLINE Navy Halts Hop Marking Martin's Catalina Flight

Newport Beach May 3 Navy halts plan to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Glenn I Martin's first overwater flight. The 66 year old aviation pioneer had intended to retrace the Catalina Island trip May 10, 1942 in a Martin Mars but fuel shortages from an oil strike caused the cancellation. Martin will return to Baltimore headquarters.

Newport Beach Glenn I. Martin Martin Santa Catalina Island Navy Baltimore

Eisenhower Expresses Confidence On Aid Cuts In Europe

Gen Dwight D Eisenhower, visiting Copenhagen and Oslo, said reasonable cuts in U S foreign aid would not be fatal to Western Europe defense. He avoided specifics on a proposed one billion dollar cut and noted that his office does not calculate exact sums while stressing flexibility in estimates.

Eisenhower Copenhagen U. S Europe Senate Foreign Relations Committee Oslo Supreme Allied Command Ike Haakon VII Gordon Moore Mutual Security Administration

Ex-Justice Dept Key Man Accused in Senate Inquiry

Senate investigator names Alex Campbell former head of the Justice Department criminal division as a conduit for hidden fees linked to Jack I Cowart. Carmine Bellino testified photos showed $2800 in cancelled checks deposited to Campbells account as Cowarts silent partnership in a PMA contract firm. Cowart recently convicted of taking fees from a private firm while employed by the government. Bellino testified during the Agriculture Committee inquiry into the government grain buying program. Campbell, now a Fort Wayne attorney, said he was used and sought permission to testify.

Washington Senate Alex Campbell Justice Department Criminal Division Jack I. Cowart Carmine Bellino Senate Agriculture Committee Campbell Cowart Production and Marketing Administration PMA Wayne, Ind

Night to morning clouds give way to sun tomorrow

Weather outlook shows night and morning low clouds, followed by a mostly sunny afternoon. Temperature steady with little change. Winds from the east at 10 to 20 mph tomorrow afternoon.

Atomic gun signals new warfare era in U S army

The Army describes a first atomic artillery weapon as accurate and devastating with fingertip power, capable of hitting targets in any weather and providing unprecedented close ground support. Army Secretary Frank Pace calls it an artillery piece with far greater power than any before. Continued on Page AS.

New York U. S Army Frank Pace Pace

San Juan Crash Kills Jet Pilot Near Trabuco Mesa

A jet plane from Santa Ana Mu tine Corps Air Station, El Toro, crashed nine miles north of San Juan Capistrano near Trabuco Mesa around noon, killing the pilot and igniting several acres of grassland. State Forestry officials reported the fatal crash as firefighters rushed to control the blaze.

Santa Ana Mutine Corps Air Station el Toro San Juan Capistrano Trabuco Mesa

Where To Find It Listing

A brief说明 of section locations across pages including Beach Combine Boyle Bridge Classified Ads Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obstueries Radio and Television Shipping Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures and Women’s Activities across pages A-10 A-14 A-16 A-17 A-18 A-19 A-20 A-23 B-2 B-3 B-3 B-3 B-9 B-3 B-3 B-3 B-3 B-3.

Beach Boyle

Arnall urges Congress to speed Capehart fix on price caps

Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall asks Congress to change the Capehart Amendment quickly to prevent unwarranted price hikes. Government plans higher prices on many food items to maintain grocer earnings. approvals may come next Tuesday with another after June 15 survey. Arnall notes a court ruling could widen ceilings beyond processors and manufacturers, date uncertain.

Washington Ellis Arnall Congress Capehart Sen. Capehart R.-Ind Arnall Office of Price Stabilization Senate House

Train Hits Bus Injuring Seventeen Students Near Atlanta

A passenger train collided with a school bus carrying 35 high school girls at a four track crossing near East Point, injuring 17 with some in critical condition. The bus was hurled 75 feet. rescuers found many injured inside the bus. Victims were rushed to Grady Hospital, with three driven by private car. A spectator, Mrs Waldrop, fell and injured her ankles while watching the scene.

Atlanta East Point R. Roberts Roberts

Soldier vows to die in Korea ends 10th floor stand

Seattle May 9 A 21 year old Pvt John E Madson of Waukegan Ill was saved from leaping to death from a 10th floor hotel fire escape by Detective Don Sprinkle and a bellhop. Madson who said he would rather die here than in Korea was talked down and dragged to safety. Fort Lawton officials said he was sent to hospital for a checkup after the incident.

Seattle Korea Fort Lawton John E. Madson Waukegan Fort Information Office Japan Don Sprinkle Sprinkle Madsop Clarence Owens Madson Jack Owen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jery Dodd Miss Dodd Koje Francis Dodd Koje Island Charles E. Colson Col Wilbur Raven Marshal Juin Bookie Gross New York City August Flath Dets William Whalen Harry Gross Gross Norway Dwight D. Eisenhower Justice Dept Super Weapon San Juan Young Gl
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