Congressional Baseball Game Demos Win Again
In Washington on May 26 the Democratic team, led by pitcher William McDonald Wheeler, defeated the Republicans 7 to 3 in the fifth inning five frame game. Wheeler, a former farmer, teacher, and Air Forces captain, yielded little against Rep. Boggs and Rep. Wilson as Dems kept control, a charity event for underprivileged children drawing 1842 paying spectators.
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William McDonald Wheeler
Air Forces
Wheeler
Rep
Boggs
Delaware
Rep. McCarthy
Minnesota
Wilson
Indiana
Sen. Case
Rep. Clemente
D.N.Y
Case
The
Washington Evening Star
Officers Selected by Collegians in Meager Balloting
In a low turnout Long Beach City College election, William W. Bell won the presidency of the Associated Student Body Cabinet, ahead of Hal Coffman to succeed Wallace Frost. A runoff to break a tie between Kathryn Hardin and Joann Hart for secretary is planned. Claude Klug and Tarrier Piegls led the Associated Men and Women students respectively with several officers named.
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Long Beach City College
William W. Bell
Euclid Ave
Independent Duty Combined Party
Associated Biudy
Hal Coffman
Wallace KB. Frost
Kathryn Hardin
Joann Hart
Raed
Tidelands Dispute Outlined for Engineer Group
Raymond C. Kealer spoke at a Pacific Petroleum Chapter meeting in Los Angeles outlining the tidelands dispute between Long Belt and the federal government. He noted the Supreme Court Tyne decision of 1917 granting federal paramount authority and described efforts for Congress to quitclaim tidelands to states, including inland waters like San Vicente Bas.
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Long Belt
Tidelands
Raymond C. Kealer
Pacific Petroleum
Amerham Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Los Angeles
Kenler
U. S. Supreme Court
Tyne
Kealer
Congress
Man Nabbed in Pool Hall Theft
Police arrested a suspect four hours after a pool hall burglary at SGN Long Beach Riva. Officers J.C. Maylor and Troy heem tracked the thief, who was identified by passersby. The burglary was reported to involve S75 in cash from Kyndler's.
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Daatgberg
SGN
Long Beach Riva
J.C. Maylor
Troy Heemade
Kyndler
In-1
L. B. Woman Dies in Crash. Mate Hurt
A Long Beach woman, Mary Baston, 33, died when her car drifted across the highway and collided with another vehicle. Her husband, Nusbane Charles Aaston, 45, suffered two broken legs and was hospitalized. The accident occurred yesterday in Molaye County. Baston’s address was not released.
NO PLAY SUITS Office Workers Told to Dress Completely
Concord New Hampshire May 26 State Division of Employment Security enforces dress code for workers. Men must wear long pants and ties with collars. Coats optional. rolled sleeves allowed. Women prohibited from backless or strapless attire and shorts. stockings required. bare feet banned.
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Concord
N. H
State Division of Employment Security
Newell Brown
L A Pair Nabbed in International Dope Ring Case
Los Angeles on May 27 reports say a young Los Angeles couple was arrested by the sheriff's narcotics squad as alleged principal local agents for a million-dollar international drug ring. Officers recovered over 12,000 in marijuana, two suitcases, and traced shipments from Mexico via Slant near Mexicali. Also arrested was Jesus Grant connected to the smuggling operation.
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Los Angeles
Huber
Mexico
Mexicali
Arthur Martiet
Huber Sinhs
Jesus Grant
Narcolits
Busses
Pluber
Gen Bradley to visit Ike and Allied chiefs abroad
General Omar N. Bradley, part of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, plans to depart June 1 for talks with General Dwight D. Eisenhower in Paris and with British and American military leaders in England. He expects to return to Washington by June 7.
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Washington
Lion Omar N. Bradley
Jummor
Dwight PD. Eisenhower
Paris
England
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Berkeley Regents Oppose Appeal of Loyalty Oath Rule
SAN FRANCISCO May 26 The regents of the University of California voted not to appeal last month's appellate court ruling that struck down the university loyalty declaration and ordered 18 professors rehired. Regents lawyers have appealed to the state Supreme Court, arguing a parliamentary technicality blocked the move. Six regents debated and 11 to 10 opposed appealing, with some members still open to a dual appeal. Ehrman and Collins advocated further review, while Steinhart favored blocking individual appeals. The Los Angeles appeals court had upheld a loyalty affirmation in a parallel case, prompting continued conflict over county firing rights for non signers.
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San Francisco
University of California
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Jesse H. Steinhart
Sidney Ehrman
Sam L. Collins
Ehrman
Los Angeles District Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
Fruit Warehouse Blast Kills Four in Washington
An explosion and fire at a fruit warehouse 15 miles southwest of Yakima, Washington, killed four or five workers including three men from Armstrong Cork Co. Seattle. Victims include Mrs Blakely and Carl Green 60 Parker Washington and Lewis Porter of Seattle. The blast was caused by tar covered cork insulation igniting.
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Yakima
Wash
Theresterday
Blakely
Parker
Carl Green
Lewis Porter
Seattle
Armstrong Cork Co
Officers to Be Seated After Barbecue Fête
Ervin C. Friebranté of Long Beach will be installed as paiden Fodent of Dugout 108 by the National Order of Trench Rats at A. P. Wilcox home in Garden Grove tomorrow afternoon after a barbecue luncheon. Other officers to be installed include A. P. Wilcox, George J. Spyehalla, Harold Meanroe, Clarence Jones, Lowell Lucas, Victor Marshall, Wilber Mason, Ernest Gruch and E. B. Alineyoth, listed as Long Beach residents.
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Ervin C. Friebranté
Long Beach
Paiden Fodent
National Order of
Trench Rats
A. P. Wilcox
Latha
Garden Grove
George J. Spyehalla
Bellflower
Harold Meanroe
Lamita
Clarence Jones
Lowell Lucas
Santa Ana
Victor Marshall
Wilber Mason
Ernest Gruch
E. B. Aline
Yoth
80 Killed by Reds Reports From Hong Kong
Reports to the independent Chinese press today said counter revolutionaries were killed by large squads at Fahsien in Wanting province after a mass trial. The report also said 14 women were shot at Wakeungs in Kivanuing.
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Hong. Kong
UPI
Independent Chinese Press Today
RY “Counter Revolutionaries
Fahsien
Wanting Province
Rept
Wakeungs
Kivanuing
Weather Stats From Long Beach Lifeguards
Friday weather report lists tide and temperature readings with surf conditions. Lifeguards note specific figures including a 36 degree temperature and 40 parts per million readings alongside general marine conditions.
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Long Beach
Vriday
No H-bomb Yet, No Hint It Ever Will Be Made
Capital officials say no hydrogen bomb is available and no indication of an impending deployment exists. Reports note Ente Wetek tests contributed to thermonuclear research without confirming any H-bomb explosions, while scientists seek means to achieve the requisite heat and rapid fusion for a potential device.
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California
Darouers
Lax
Faso
Berine
Pedro
Gahriel
Angee
Iedote
Wilson
Torrancea Oceanside
Palmdale
Sax
Abilene
Albuquerque
Amare ST
Auania
Iaarth Platie
Bakersfleid
Ely
Boston
Pendietan
Chavenne
Denver
Rapid
Des Moines
Reno
Beirott
Sean
Dodge City
Sacrametto
Rosweil
Duluth
Louis al
Lake of Eureka
San Antonio Tisatoette
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Houston
Huron
Tucson
Indiana
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Medford
Anchorage
Mermonts
Fairbanks
Ashington
Congressional Atomic Authority
Atomc Energy Commission
Defense Department
Entewetek
Eniwetok
Pacific Ocean Proving Ground
Britain Rejects Any Japanese Pact With Chiang Regime
Great Britain refuses to sign a Japanese treaty backed by Nationalist China and opposes a rush to seal a full Japanese accord this year. London argues for a general settlement on the China question before any treaty, while the United States backs a single drafted pact with all nations that fought Japan.
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Great Britain
Ashington
China
United States
John Foster Dulles
London
Oliver Franks
Britain
Dulles
Dean
Chiang Kaishek
America
Japan
U.S
Retired Teacher Fatally Stricken After Town Hall Farewell
Edna Olmstead a longtime city teacher died after collapsing near an American Avenue shop shortly after a retirement party at Town Hall. She had 23 years in local schools and last taught at Jane Addams. Survivors include husband Alden, brothers M E Conner and Floyd Conner, sister Rhoda Smith of McMinnville Oregon. Funeral arrangements are with Patterson Snively Mortuary.
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Town Hall
Edna Olmstead
Alden Olmstead
Yestold
Seaside Hospital
Mts
Mts. Olmetead, who resided, with her husband at 2120 tZhest+ nut Ave
Dagonerssina Town
Jane Addams School
Olmstead
Edna Conner
Oregon
M. E. Conner
Long Beach
Floyr Conner
McMinnville
Ore
Rhoda Smith
Rhoda | Smith
Patterson & Snively Mortuary
Deposed Panama President Dragged Before Assembly
Deposed Panamanian president Oh Athulto Arias, accused in the slaying of two police officers, was dragged into the assembly in disgrace and convicted of abusing constitutional power. He was barred from public office and awaits trial on orders of the national assembly.
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Panama City
Athulto Arias
National Assembly
Arias
Assembly
Woman Falls and Dies in Two Inches of Water
In Victorville on May 2, Mrs. Maxine Johnson, 28, slipped in her garden as irrigation ran, fell face down, and drowned in two inches of water. Her husband, Paul, runs a turkey ranch and the couple expected their third child soon.
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Victorville
Maxine Johnson
Johnson
Paul
Turkey’ Yanch
155 More Casualties In Korean War
The Defense Department on May 26 identified 155 additional U S casualties in Korea. List No 312 reported 27 killed, 78 wounded, 36 missing and 14 injured in accidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Rail workers end bitter wage dispute settlement reached
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and major allies have settled a wage dispute with a 3 percent hourly rise for yard work and 18.5 percent for those in service, retroactive to Oct 1. About 150,000 members are affected. Other unions remain undecided on matching terms.
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Waslington
Brotherhood of Railroad
Inmen
W. P Kennedy
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman to Attend 35th Division Reunion
President Truman will attend the 35th Division reunion in June. Harry Colmery, head of the 35th Division Reunion Corporation, confirmed the news via Matthew Connolly, presidential secretary. The 35th Division was Truman’s World War I unit.
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Truman
Grand Jury Holds Three in Georgia Ambush Slayings
A Marshall County grand jury returned three first degree murder indictments and an assault with intent to murder charge against Jimmy Kilpatrick, 16, TJ Upton, 19, and Fred Goble, 18, in the ambush slayings of four officers near Boaz Alabama. Deputy Sheriff James Lang survived. The trio are jailed pending further action.
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Grand Jury
Georgia
Guntersville
Ala
Marshall County
Jimmy Kilpatrick
TJ Upton
Fred Goble
Pritchett
Aubrey Kilpatrick
Farmer
Boaz
Goble and
Upton
Kilpatrick
E. M
Zeke) Boyles
Deuuty Washington M. Bennett
Leonard J. Floyd
James Lang
Boyles
Jewelry theft suspect reported in death by self action
A suspect, Thomas R. Fasenmyer Jr., 21, allegedly admitted stealing jewelry from MM Edmay Letts McNaghten and tossed an emerald off Magro la Pier. He was hospitalized after attempted suicide in custody, and a diver recovered assets valued at about 158 400 dollars while a diamond was found in his throat.
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Long Beach
General Hospital
Los Anteles
Thomas R. Fasenmyer Jr
San Diego
Edmay Letts McNaghten
Fasenmyer
Poice
Magrola Pier
Los Angeles Police Department
Pollice
Faseni Myer
Miss Long Beach Miss Lakewood Chosen for Fair
Artie Eyna 17 and Loretta Jean Randall 16 named Miss Lakewood and Miss Long Beach for the Los Angeles County Spring Fair. The event opens Tuesday at Mayfair Park in Lakewood. Ruth Geske 19 is named Miss Spring Fair of 1951.
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Long Beach
E. J. Geske
Cedar St. Bellflower
First Jet Air Ace Returning From Korea
The world’s first jet air ace Captain James Jabara was ordered to duty in the United States and may leave for Washington within three days. He shot down his fifth and sixth MIG-15 jets over northwestern Korea and was ordered to Japan as an instructor. He received the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Tokyo
James Jabara
United States
Washington, D. C
Jabara
Wichita
Kan
Korea
Japan
Farm Association Angrily Attacks Warren Over Antihat Cargo Bill
California farmers accuse union leaders of spreading a story that passage of the antihot cargo measure would hurt Governor Warren’s 1952 presidential chances. The bill would bar union members from handling farm perishables from nonunion interests and was sent to a hostile committee. The Legislature also advanced petitions for referendums on reapportionment and parochial school tax exemptions, while welfare and unemployment measures faced votes before the recess.
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Acramento
Associated Farmers of California Today
Gov. Warren
Warren
George Clarke
R.-Planada
Attorney General's Office
William Malone
San Francisco
California
Alfieaner
Agriculture
Industrial Relations Committee
Charles FE. Gibbs
Associated Farmers
Organized Labor
Barl Warren
Blil
C. J. Haggerty
The
American
Queen Mother Mary Receives Birthday Gifts and Tributes
Queen Mother Mary, aged 84, celebrates her birthday in London with 20 trunkloads of gifts, flowers and telegrams before noon. Donors include the Duke of Windsor, King George VI, and Prince Philip. George VI unable to pay his usual birthday call due to influenza, Buckingham Palace doctors say he is ill.
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London
Mary
Acr Som
Duke of Windsor
Duke
George VI
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
George
Buckingham Palace
Geller
Ambassador Kirk Heads to Paris for Talks on Mis Slang Ties
Ambassador Kirk flew to Paris today for consultations with various American officials. He plans to visit London and The Hague, accompanied by his wife, as part of ongoing diplomatic missions.
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S. Adoy Alan. G. Kirk
Paris
Uber
London
Hague
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