Germ warfare accusations fuel Daily Worker bias
Washington accuses the Daily Worker of aiding a crime by promoting germ warfare charges against the United Nations in Korea. Secretary of State Dean Acheson calls the Kremlin responsible for the lie. The piece cites phony dispatches about a bacterial bomb and a sleeping sickness autopsy, arguing the paper exploits free press rights to spread sedition.
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Busses Re Routed for Odd Fellows Centennial Parade
Long Beach City Lines announces bus reroutes for the Odd Fellows centennial parade tomorrow night. Inbound lines 1 2 5 6 7 13 and 25 detour via Seventh Street to Pacific then city hall. Other lines follow modified or regular routes around the parade area.
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Pico Ave
Australia to Cut Imports to Ease Dollar Shortage
Canberra May 10 Australia will cut dollar imports 20 percent to ease the sterling area's dollar shortage. The government earlier announced tight controls on imports to halve foreign buying and reduce a trade deficit headed toward a billion dollars this year.
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Australia
Neil O'Sullivan
Sterling
Triplet Delinquency Rare Boasts Mother
PALISADES PARK N. J. May 10 Two Triplets were characterized today as the least spoiled children by Mrs. William Maloney of the Bronx president of the Mother of Triplets Association At the association convention she said you never find triplets or any member of a set of triplets as juvenile delinquents Mrs Maloney explained the good behavior of triplets is due to their mothers not having time to shower affection on any one particular member.
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School for Presidency Aspirants Has TV Course
A Washington course teaches would be presidents and aspiring senators how to behave on television. CBS TV news chief Bill Wood says TV will influence 1952 presidential choices and invites private instruction with the first students including Senators-elect William Benton and Irving Ives. enrollment by invitation.
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Book Describes Tsurai the Dead Town Near Eureka
A UC Press book profiles Tsurai an Indian town on Trinidad Bay about 20 miles north of Eureka. Established circa 1620 it served as a Spaniard contact point a fur trading port and the embarkation site for American stampede to the Trinidad River gold rush before its abandonment.
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Eureka
Berkeley
California
University of California Press
Trinidad ‘Bay
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Elzer
John E. Mills
University of Washington
Bandonerdt
Premature Birth Conference Topic
The State Department of Public Health and the California Conference of Local Health Officers will sponsor two regional meetings in May to discuss preventing prematurity. Northern California delegates meet May 14–16 at Asilo Hermano in Monterey County. Southern California gathers May 19–21 at Arrowhead Springs in San Bernardino County.
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California
Arrowhead Springs
San Bernardino County
Wilton L. Halverson
Halverson
Four Ages of Tsurai Recorded in Ruins and Artifacts
In 1916 the authors describe four ages of Tsurai as seen in ruins. Helzer and Mills uncover late stone age implements and ornaments, iron shoes from Spaniards, china ware from other Europeans, and tales of the last inhabitants Old Jennie Old Man Wild Annie Humpback Jim and Mrs Humpback Jim who died in 1926.
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Helzer and Mills
Chinapore
Old Jennie
Old Man
Wild Annie
Humpback Jim
West Completes Draft Reply to Moscow Note
British American and French officials completed today what is expected to be the final draft of the West response to Russia proposing unification and free elections in Germany. The text now goes to Washington Bonn and Paris for possible delivery to Moscow early next week.
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McKenzie Chosen PBK Head in Long Beach Group
Paul McKenzie was selected resident of the Long Beach Phi Beta KappaAssociation along with officers Evangelyn Lewis office president Audrey B V Brown secretary George Slemmer treasurer and Margaret Meikle retiring president director at a Municipal Art Center meeting Dr Yu Shan Han UCLA history associate prof described how Chinese art shapes life beyond culture and enjoyment with examples of unusual paintings
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Long Beach
Mer
Margaret Meikle
Yu-Shan Han
University of California At
Los Angeles
Queen Mary Drives Through London Parks at 84
Queen Mary went for a drive today through London Parks after five weeks indoors recovering from a cold. The Queen, who turns 85 on May 26, rode through St James Park Hyde Park and Regent's Park in the outing.
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Hyde Park
Regent's Park
Dr Han and wife showcase fine Chinese calligraphy pieces
An exhibition featured other art pieces including fine Chinese calligraphy by Dr Han and his wife. The display highlighted traditional works and offered visitors a glimpse into Asian art forms.
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