Red Shadow Across Asia Gains for Communists Alarm Southeast Nations
Singapore dateline reports Southeast Asian nations fear Chinese Communist gains. Massive red influence nears Indo-China and Burma borders, raising concern in Thailand Malaysia and Indonesia. Nations reassess relations with new power shifts as Ho Chi Minh forces hold Viet Nam and regional leaders weigh future alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Southeast Asia
China
Indo-China
Burma
Thailand
Malaya
Indonesia
New
Orly
Ohpe Ryvers
Jiand
Canton
United Nations’ Economic Commission For Asia and the Far East
Philippines
India
Yunnan
Communist Party
Bo Toang
Bangkok
Asia
San Dai
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Bac
Britain
Top Court Rulings On Race Segregation Issues
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on state rights to segregate public schools and whether a state university may require a Negro student to sit apart from whites. The case stems from Heman Sweatt’s challenge to Texas segregation for UT Law. the court also acted on convictions in Missouri vote fraud and other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Houston
Sweatts Appeal
Separate University
Texas
Truman
Roger C. Slaughter
Morris Klein
Kansas City
Harry Burke
Klein
Los Angeles
Mae Taylor
First Spirtualist
State of Washington
Avery Dexter
Fond Oreille County
Wash
State Supreme Court
Geraldine Little
District At Columbia
S. Court of Appeals
Czechoslovakia Sends Uranium to Soviet Union
A Soviet ceremony at Moscow’s Bolshoi Theater honors the anniversary while Malenkov accuses the United States of plotting to enslave the world. He advocates unconditional outlawing of atomic weapons and stronger international control.
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Molotov
V. Lenin
V. M. Mgrotov
Malenkov
Moscow
Stalin
Bolshoi Theater
Black Sea
West
United States
Britain
America
U.S.A
Soviet Union
Judge Permits Postponement of Lentz Trial
Fresno November 7 Federal Judge William C. Mathes granted a government motion to postpone the conspiracy trial of Walter H. Lentz and Robert Franklin. The new date will be set in January after defense consultation with Lentz in Los Angeles. Assistant U.S. Attorney George E. Danielson said the government has additional evidence to present to the grand jury in Los Angeles and may seek another indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
William C. Mathes
Walter H. Lentz
Robert Franklin
Lentz
Los Angeles
U.S
George E. Danielson
Lukens Steel Co settlement boosts pensions and insurance
Lukens Steel Co Coatesville Pa reached a Saturday settlement with its 3000 workers. Fires were burning and full production expected in 10 days. The deal increases monthly pension to retirees with 40 years service by 10 dollars and adds a social insurance plan with contributions split between company and workers. Meanwhile 10000 Murray union members walked out at five Timken Roller Bearing Co plants over pension and insurance terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Murray
U.S. Steel Corp
Lukens
Lukens Steel Co
Coatesville
Union
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Harry Mayfield
Timken
Columbus
Ohio
Guardsmen to Hold Meet at Santa Ana
Southland National Guard units will meet at regimental headquarters 1012 N Main St Santa Ana tomorrow led by Lt Col Leslie E Soderberg. Attending battalions include Long Beach First, Torrance Second, Orange County Third, and San Pedro HQ. A parade day Armistice display in Long Beach will show guard equipment.
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Santa Ana
Southland National Guard
Sixth Area Reserve
N. Main &T
Leslie E. Soderberg
Corona del Mar
Long Beach
H. F. Thienhaus
Torrance
Orange County
San Pedro
National Guard
Seventh St
Alamitos Ave
At & P.m
Frank W. Enwright
234Th
Ocean Blvd
American Ave. Long Beach
Glen A. Duke
Jail sentence for Woman in Knife Robbery
Violet F. Hedwell twenty, waitress, convicted by a jury on Sept. 19 for being part of a knife robbers gang that robbed Bill L. Brundipe at Fifth Street and Magnolia Avenue on Aug. 2. She received nine days in county jail and three years probation from Superior Judge Fred Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet F. Hedwell
Cor
Bill L. Brundipe
Fifth St
Magnolia Ave
Fred Miller
John L. Lordan
Edward Schwab
Lordan and Schwab
Joseph M. Maltby
Five-time Loser Gets Final Chance From Judge
Benjamin P. Ochsner, 46, appeared before Superior Judge Fred Miller for probation on a guilty plea to cashing an $18 forged check on August 3. Miller noted 21 years in prison from five prior felonies, then warned Ochsner that this was a last chance with a new approach to avoid life as an habitual criminal. He denied probation and sentenced him to one year in the county jail with a warning that another conviction would send him to the penitentiary for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. Ochsner
Fred Miller
Ochsner
Miller
Ochiver
Lfe
Families invited at Los Alamitos Navy station dinner
Commander Kernodle of Los Alamitos Naval Air Station has authorized full time active duty men to bring their families aboard for a Thanksgiving Day dinner. Commander Milling, supply officer, at the air station, is in charge of the event.
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Lap. Suenacl H. Kernodle
U. 3S. N
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Comdr
Co. B. Milling
Faulkner's Game Hit by Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld John Gibbs of Port Washington New York and his patent for a fawn game played on scoreboards linked by wiring, noting infringement by Todd C Faulkner in Long Beach. Gibbs first introduced the game as fascination at Coney Island and other parks around 1920.
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Supreme Court
John ‘T. Gibbs
Port Washington
N. Y
United’ Press
Long 1 Beach
Todd C. Faulkner
J Gibbs
Coney Island
N. C
Faulkner
Long Beach
Gibbs
Leon Ri .Yankwich
Los Angeles
Ninth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
90 Days in Jail for Hit and Run Case
William Lansing, 23, of San Pedro, pleaded guilty to a hit and run that killed George Speropoulis. Superior Judge Fred Miller sentenced him to 90 days in county jail and three years probation for the Sept. crash that occurred as Speropoulis testified in a robbery and kidnapping trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lansing
San Pedro
Fred Miller
Lansing
George B. Speropoulis
Speropoulis
Smog to be discussed by Division of League
The Division of the League of California Cities will discuss smog and its effect on Southland cities after a directors meeting Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. Councilman Clarence E. Wagner will attend as a board member. The directors will be guests of the Sure Air Council of Southern California, based in Pasadena.
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Southland
Aft Ar
Los Angeles County
League of California
Huntington Hotel
Pasadena
Clarence E. Wagner
Sure Air Council of
Southern California
Petri's Dry Cleaning Long Beach Ad 1250 Orange Ave
A vintage Long Beach dry cleaning ad offers home call and delivery service with garments tagged for easy removal. Garments are cleaned using solvent at high flow, deodorized in purified air, and pressed carefully. It claims the oldest and largest plant in Long Beach and promises superior service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Petri's
Orange Avenue
Benelux Pact guarantees social security across borders
Paris November 7 five nations Britain France Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg signed an accord guaranteeing social security payments to workers who move between countries. The agreement specifies that old age pensions and other welfare schemes along with workers benefits would be respected across borders regardless of nationality.
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Benelux
Paris
Britain
France
Belgium
The
Netherlands
Luxembourg
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City Employees Retirement
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Mounger
L.B. Blvd
ADAIR
Ata
Pine Ave
Pacific
E. Sth Street
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Aera
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