National Political Roundup Barkley Challenges Criticism
Democrats pressed Republicans to explain avoiding three wars in 33 years as Barkley labeled critics as political ostriches in a Chicago speech. Stassen blasted Truman policies in Tulsa while both parties prepared windup speeches for Truman and Stassen tonight. Other items note Lynch in Brooklyn aiming to defeat Dewey, Taft ally Smith backing Taft, Campbell predicting Indiana Senate win, Hoover urging Tobey reelection, and union contributions for campaign spending in Connecticut.
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United Press
Alben W. Barkley
Chicago
Tulsa
Okla
Harold E. Stassen
Truman
U. S
Stassen
Long Beach
St. Louis
Mutual Broadcasting System
Sicily
Dewey
New York
New York City
Taft
H. Alexander Smith
Sfsei
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Smith
Indiana
Alexander M. Campnell
Senate
Homer E. Capehart
William M. Boyle Jr. Woover
Herbert C. Hoover
Charles W. Tobey
RN. H
Hoover
Textile Workers' Union of America
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Germans Warned to Prepare Selves for Reds Assault
In Frankfurt on November 4 the U S High Commission issued a blunt Die Neue Zeitung alerting Germans to danger from Communist aggression and urging all citizens to prepare to defend themselves. The statement also noted friction with France over using German manpower in a Western European army and warned against quarreling as Bonn faces rearmament debate.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
France
Die Neue Zeitung
U. S. High Commission
U. S High Commission
Kurt Schumacher
Martin Niemoeller
Bonn
Mountain Range Found From Wake Island to Hawaii
San Diego reports the discovery of the mid Pacific Mountains, a submerged underwater mountain range 1000 miles long and 100 miles wide, rising up to 14 feet. The expedition from Scripps Institution of Oceanography led by Dr. Roger Revelle included 85 crew and 36 scientists from Scripps UCLA UC Stanford USGS and the Navy, surveying the Pacific seabed from Wake Island toward Hawaii.
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San Diego
Unity of California-U. S. Navy
Pacific Ocean
mid-Pacific Mountains
Wake Island
Hawaiian Islands
Roger Revelle
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Twenty Huks Killed in Four Engagements
Manila reported November 4 that a Philippine army spokesman said 22 Hukbalahap fighters were killed across four separate engagements. The notice cites ongoing anti insurgent operations and confirms the losses as part of the campaign.
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Manila
Philippines Army
Auto Quiz Contest Questions From Press Telegram
The 23rd auto quiz list for contestants in the Press Telegram circulation contest is printed. It lists sample questions about checks under a dollar, bee stings, disposal of worn-out fags, a bread and butter letter, and how checkings size is determined. Interested contestants may call 69066 at Stations 32 and 36.
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Press-Telegram
Lincoln-Mercury plant strike ends. production to resume
Los Angeles Nov 4 A three week strike at the Los Angeles Lincoln Mercury plant affecting 850 workers has been settled. Plant Manager Ed J Bond said production will be in full swing next week after a hearing before Umpire Harry Shu TMman.
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Los Angeles
Lincoln-Mercury
Ed J. Bond
Harry Shu ™Man
Political Advertise Ends With Calls For Moral Fibre
Proctor of Long Beach California writes against a phantom menace described as originating from a trade or political figure. The letter condemns demagogic influence and calls for new leadership with strong moral fibre while lamenting alleged casualties and economic decay.
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Roosevelt
Harry
Proctor
Long Beach
Callorala
Infant Saved From Purse After Girl Hides Her as Doll
In Philadelphia a five week old baby Janet Lee Mann was found safe after a 9 year old girl hid her on a trailer to play with after school. The baby had been placed outside the home and later discovered in a junk yard trailer about to be burned. Police traced the child with help from the school and teacher. the teen will not be charged.
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Philadelphia
Janet Lee Mann
Eleanor Mann
Janet
William Diehl
Mann
Long Beach Greeters mark fifth charter birthday
Ben Miller of Fresno and Al Steelman of Corning spoke at the fifth birthday observance of Long Beach Charter 65 held at the Wilton Hotel. A dinner in the Wilton Hotel Skyroom honored charter members and their women’s division. The group renewed the See America First slogan, echoing the national hotel greeters goal to promote domestic travel over Europe-bound trips.
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Alme Libbee
Woman's Division
Long Beach
Hotel Greeters of America
Frank C. Finch
al Libbee
Charter
Wilton Hotel
Julus Young
Ben Miller
Fresno
State
California
al Steelman
Corning
Greeter
Denver
Colo
United States
America
Japanese ministry fires red officials in purge
In Tokyo on November 4, the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry dismissed 45 Communist officials as part of a government wide purge of Reds from civil service. The action followed Thursday’s dismissal of 207 Reds by the Agricultural and Forestry Ministry.
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Tokyo
Japanese International Trade and Industry Ministry
Communist Party
Agricultural and Forestry Ministry
Trooper Accepts Guns to Pay Tax Bill in Michigan
Internal Revenue agents in Hamilton Michigan received a bold reply from Joseph Barney a First Cavalry Division member serving in Korea He offered to surrender his rifle and pistol to cover a 47 20 tax deficit as payment Barney stated he had all he owned for the cause in the war zone
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Hamilton
Mich
Internal Revenue
Joseph Barney
Barney
First Cavalry Division
Korea
Romulo Lands U.N. Peace Aid
Easton, Pa. Nov 4 The United Nations has prevented a World War III five times in five years, says Gen Carlos Romulo former U N General Assembly president and Philippine foreign minister at Lafayette College alumni dinner He cited Russia invading Iran in 1946 the 1947 attempt to take Greece Berlin 1948 and Palestine and Korea as cases where preventive U N action halted war
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Easton
United Nations
Car
P. Romulo
U. N. General Assembly
Romulo
Lafayette College
U. N
Russia
Iran
Greece
Berlin
Palestine
South Korea
Ex leader Tak iwata dies in Tokyo at 59
Tokyo report says Satara Tak iwata former finance minister in cabinets of three convicted war criminals died at home from cerebral hemorrhage and tuberculosis at age 59. He served under premiers Kiichito Hiranuma Hideki Tojo and Kuniaki Koiso, who are also deceased.
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Tokyo
Satara
U S appoints Savellev ambassador to Burma
Moscow November 4 The United States has named Alexander Vasilievich Savellev as ambassador to Burma in a formal announcement. The nomination marks a key diplomatic posting amid ongoing regional relations.
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Moscow
U. S
Alexander Vasilievich Savellev
Burma
Carl Fletcher Long Beach civic leader and former mayor
Carl Fletcher, former Long Beach mayor and three term city councilman, has served on the Long Beach Harbor Board. In six years in the state legislature he chaired committees and supported veterans seniors and workers. Fletcher urges re election to maintain his influence and civic leadership.
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Fletcher
Long Beach Harbor
Wie
Long Beach
Community Roll Call and Local Leaders Named
A fragmented list of individuals including Mrs. Robert Dewitt, J. Scott Brows, Ted Cruchiey, and many others is detailed as officers and attendees. The document names chairmen and co chairmen such as MR. ROBERT DEVITT and MRS. LELAND THOMPSON, along with women volunteers for Shattuck, reflecting a civic gathering or committee roster.
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J. Scott Brows
Ted) Cruchiey
Robert Dewitt
Richard W. Peeaten
Braden
Barton Chace
Elliott
Harry
Galbraith
W. H. Gillis
H. T. Gilatrap
Elizabeth Hunter
George Johnn
John F. McCarthy
Vere Morrill
George Roy
Archie L. Towerhire
Burton Chace George Hart, Jr
Irs
Ray Underwood
Bloyd
Inson
Gis Walker
Kenneth A. Davis
Jane Storm
Tylickt
J. Tylickt
Herbert A. Judson Merbert
Judson
Ward W, Johnson
Howard Millett Nail
Woodie
Hagelberg
Buckley Louis Martines
Pritehord
Jim Grobaty
Paul Wilkins
Robert Cypher
Earl Richison
FP Donnelly
Dack Gibson
Ben Guggemos
Steve Lane
A. W. Vesey
John
Dentists List Names and Credentials in 1900s Directory
A fragment lists dentists with initials and credentials: Adrian O. Hubbell D D 8 Merleef Halberg D D 8 Frank F. Weld D D 8 G W Fleisch BD Fleisch Roy 8 Tschumpert D D 6 Arthur C Meigs D D 5.
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Adrian O. Hubbell
Merleef. Halberg
D.D
Frank F. Weld
G. W. Fleisch
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