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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
1
Eric Rios Bridoux, the Bolivian pilot and sole survivor of a Tuesday Eastern Airlines crash, has learned he killed 55 people and now appears to prefer death to recovery. Doctors report a relapse and near-fatal condition as authorities guard him and restrict visitors to prevent distressing him further.
John L. Lewis urged Gov Henry Schricker to restart talks toward a separate Indiana coal settlement to end the 400,000 worker strike. Indiana operators refused, calling the issue national. Government action may prompt Washington negotiations next week if progress stalls.
A fire at a city-owned two story market building at the waterfront in San Diego caused about 250000 dollars in damage. The blaze broke out early today and caused extensive damage to the structure and contents.
Manila Chronicle reports 200 people killed or drowned in Kabankalan Negros Island during the Philippines worst typhoon in years on October 3. The disaster highlights the scale of the storm's death toll and the devastation across Negros Island.
Firefighters battled near Pasadena as a brush fire swept through foothills near Flintridge and Linda Vista, threatening Sacred Heart Academy 150 students. Wind-driven flames scorched 17,000 mountain acres in Angeles National Forest. residents evacuated and authorities planned to mop up within 48 hours.
Long Beach sweltered as the thermometer hit 98 degrees marking the hottest November day on record. Lifeguards reported large crowds on beaches while inland towns faced stifling heat and shifting coastal winds. The all time month high was 108 set in 1939, with cooler ocean breezes keeping Long Beach relatively comfortable.
Obituary notes the passing of a longtime industry figure, Guggenheim, whose career spanned multiple decades and left a lasting impact. The report highlights key milestones, leadership roles, and the legacy he leaves behind for colleagues and admirers.
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the 11 top American Communists convicted of conspiracy may be released in bail pending appeal. Bail set at 20 000 for seven defendants and 30 000 for four. government sought 7 000 000 total. Bail fund officials posted bonds in negotiable bonds. Some fines of 10 000 per person raised questions. judges Hand Swan and Frank said there is a substantial question on appeal.
A pension committee heard that Proposition No. 2 could save California about 50 million dollars in the next fiscal year by trimming pension rolls for ages 63 and 64 and by reducing administration costs. Vernon Schweitzer cited tax risks and urged passage to avoid new taxes. The panel noted California bears a large pension bill compared with other states and questioned welfare department space costs amid a fast moving program. Myrtle Williams testified on pension influence and old-age administration.
Mary Spivey, 7, was taken from a school bus by two men, Jerome Alford and Hugh Smith, and found unharmed near a farm home after overnight driving through Marion and Dillon Counties. Deputies said the suspects were drinking. no charges filed yet.
The United States and Britain have eased their ban on selling commercial planes and aviation equipment to Yugoslavia. The first shipments of gasoline and lubricants were cleared by the State Department today.
President Truman arrives in Minneapolis by special train amid cold crowds. He chats with trainside observers before a St. Paul speech at 10 30 tonight defending his Fair Deal against opponents. Jane Law presents a 27 pound dressed turkey, and Truman jokes about waking early and walking two miles.
Houston bus drivers in Texas largest city walked out at 12 01 a m and reached an agreement with management at 12 10 p m halting the stoppage after about half a day Local officials reported the brief strike affected service but the settlement resumed operations with partial routes restored and no major incidents noted
LOS ANGELES November 3 4 The son in law of an aged couple shot to death last night was taken into custody today for questioning. He is Jack Aron 59 a golf course watchman. John Saunders 22 and his wife Lena 78 were shot separately Mrs Saunders in her home and her husband as he left a nearby doughnut shop. Arons estranged wife Ann Mae 56 reported that Aron shot at her but missed. Detectives said the Arons had been living with the Saunders and there had been recent domestic disputes. Arons automobile and a 38 caliber plates were found sometime after the shootings.
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