Oil Industry Expects End of Controls With New Era
Washington report notes oil industry spokesmen hoping price controls on crude will end next year with a Republican administration. They anticipate settlement of offshore tidelands ownership and tax depletion issues, while Congressman O'Mahoney departs Senate Interior panel. President-elect Eisenhower likely to favor lifting controls, though PAD remains nonpartisan under a new Interior head.
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Washington
Russell B. Brown
Independent Association of America
Congress
Brown
Tidelands
Eisenhower
Truman
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Senate Interior Committee
Sen
Butler
R.neb
O'Mahoney
Senate
Petroleum Administration
Defense
Interior Department
Oscar Chapman
Woman Clerk Accused of $35,338 Bank Fraud
Philadelphia report says 45 year old Swarthmore National Bank teller Margaret Devine was charged with pilfering 35338 over four years. She appeared before a U S Commissioner, posted 2500 bail, and is tied to checking-for-deposit fraud and personal extravagances.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Devin
Swarthmore National Bank
Swarthmore
C. S
Henry P. Carr
FBI
Miss Devine
William L. Hinze
Harok? Geran
Tank
Shower of Stars Descends on Korea Promotions
A sudden shower of stars in Korea elevates two lieutenant generals two major generals and a brigadier general. Includes U S Ninth Corps commander Reuben Ellis Jenks Petersborough NH and Eighth Army staff Paul D Anama Heflin Alabama promoted from brigadier to general. Ryan Boston Mass becomes chief of the Korean Military Advisory Group. Cal L Holmes Ginn Berryville Virginia and Eighth Army surgeon promoted to brigadier general.
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Sequl
Korea
U. 10Th Corps
Petersborough
N.H
Reuben Ellis Jen
Ninth Corns
Army
Paul BD. Anama
Heflin
Als, and Co
Ryan
Boston
Mass
Cal
Holmes Ginn
Berryville
Eighth Army
Pig
Geera
Churchill and Eisenhower Exchange Congratulations Cable
London report of Churchill releasing the text of his cable to Dwight D. Eisenhower after his election as President and Ike’s reply. Churchill expresses heartfelt congratulations, looks forward to renewed comradeship and joint work for peace and freedom. Eisenhower thanks Churchill for the generous sentiment and anticipates cooperative work for a free world.
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London
ILI
Winston Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Churchill
Winston
Eisenhower
Ike
United Nations repels Red sneak attack in Korea
In the Panmunjom sector, two hundred Chinese Communists mounted a night assault on a UN hill but were cut down by Allied rifles machine guns and grenades. West front tanks crossed frozen paddies as bombers napalm and strike three enemy troop centers deep in North Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
Bunker Hill
United Nations
Panmunjom
North Korea
Eisenhower Expected to Name Southern Cabinet Contender
Dwight D. Eisenhower, after a landslide victory, is expected to name a southerner to his cabinet as a signal to the region. Close allies in the South include James Byrnes of South Carolina, Robert Kennon of Louisiana, and Allan Shivers of Texas, though none may seek a cabinet post. The choice would aim to bring Southern influence into his administration.
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Washington
Presissienb
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
South
Eisenhower
Goys
James ¥. Byrnes
South Carolina
Robert Kennon
Louisiana
Allan Shivers
Texas
Luxembourg Prince to Wed Princess of Belgium Line
The Belgian court announced that Prince Jean of Luxembourg will marry Princess Josephine Charlotte, elder sister of King Baudouin, uniting the royal houses. No date was set, but the wedding is expected soon at St. Gudule Cathedral in Brussels.
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Brussels
Belgium
Itufl
Luxembourg
Relgian
Jean
Josephine Charlotte
Baudouin
St. Gudule
Chest Drive Reaches 73.8 Percent of Its Goal
Community Chest report meeting at the Service Men's Center heard that the audit shows a $27,000 gain for a total of $409,260, 73.8 percent of the $554,200 goal. James Laritz urged continued effort while John P. Davis cited Japan’s Red Feather enthusiasm in Tokyo. District standings show Public Employe and Residential divisions rising, while Financial and Retail divisions lag.
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Community Chest
Service Men’s Center
James Laritz
John P. Davis
Harbor
Chest Board
Japan
Tokyo
Davis
Lakewood-Los Altos
North Long Beach
Acheson and Schuman discuss Korea at UN hotel meeting
United Nations scene in New York as Secretary of State Dean Acheson and French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman held their first high level talks on Korea and other UN issues. The pair avoided comment on the talks while a communique was planned. Eden and others eye upcoming consultations as debate over the Korean armistice stalls.
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United Nations
Dean Acheson
Robert, Schuman
Korea
U. N
New York
Aids
Acheson
Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
Philip C. Jessup
Henri Hoppenot
Francis Lacoste
Schumann
America
France
Majorca
Tunisia
U.S
Schuman
Hisenhower
State Department
Russia
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Moscow
NATO War Costs Three Dead as Planes Lost in Mediterranean
Three U S Air Force crewmen were killed when their G 24 crashed on Mount Petrusa near Naples during NATO land sea air maneuvers. A second B 26 crashed at Naples airport with three crewmen uninjured. A carrier based American plane ditched in the Strait of Sicily and the crew were saved. The body of one airman was recovered from Mount Petrusa and transported from the Benedictine Abbey.
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Naples
Itals
Bir
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mount
Petrusa
Air Force
U. S
Straits of Sicily
Are
Air Force Mer
Pertuso
Pasadena May Refund Night-Parking Fines
Drivers who paid $2 fines for overnight street parking may get refunds after Municipal Judge Joseph A. Sprankle Jr. ruled the ordinance valid only if signage is present. City will appeal the ruling to the State Legislature next year due to cost of posting signs.
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Pasadena
Joseph A. Sprankle Jr
Crosstown Gas Line Cleaning Preparations Begin
The Gas Department conducts a purge along the Crosstown line from Colorado St. to Nieto Ave in readiness for a tie-in with the forthcoming Huntington Beach main. L. L. Bendinger notes the operation extends westward to cover the line length, with Police ratio units aiding the cleaning effort near the harbor area.
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Vyward St
Gas Department
Huntington Beach
L. L. Bendinger
Colorado St
Nieto Ave
Third St
Harbor Area
Coast Artillery Veterans to Hold 33rd Year Fet
Long Beach Coast Artillery Veterans of the 23rd Company will gather at the Elks Club at 7 p.m. Saturday to mark the 33rd annual observance of their World War I service. The event will feature a 32-empty-chair memorial for those who answered final roll call, with 75 members expected to attend amid a program of plants, vaudeville, and a motion picture.
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Long Beach
23Rd Company
Coast Artllery Corps
Érillz
23Rd
Elks Club
Roland Swaffield
Outfit
Tom Whiting
Old 23Rd Co
GAC
Old 23Rd
The
Press-Telegram
Two Holdups Near Downtown Store Safe Robbery
Los Angeles sheriff reports two robberies with no shown connection. A Market Owner Roy Rothery opened his near downtown store safe and gave up 2138 dollars after being bound with a towel and belt. He freed himself in ten minutes. In a Puente cafe, three gunmen in Halloween masks held up the owner and patrons, escaping with 1600 dollars using two pistols and a shotgun.
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Los Angeles
CFI
Roy Rothery
Official pays bet by standing on head in town square
West Newbury Massachusetts a community event saw Albert E Elwell chairman of the board of selectmen perform a headstand in the town square after a bet on a national election. He declared I never had it so good as fellow Republicans cheered.
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West Newbury
Mass
Board of Selectmen
Albert E. Elwell
GOP
Elwell
Coroner's Jury Clears Youth in Patricide
A coroner's jury ruled justifiable homicide in the Patricide case involving 13 year old Jimmy Carter who shot his father James E Carter during a family dispute. The boy's mother Frances Carter, 38, embraced him after the verdict on Friday as details emerged of the fatal incident.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Carter
James E. Carter
Frances Carter
Young Carter
Briton Finds Live Mine Brings It to Shore
Samuel Adamson spotted a live mine in the surf at Southwold England. He waded out and carried the 28 pound anti invasion mine about 40 yards to a parking lot before alerting a bomb disposal unit.
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Southwold
Eng
Samuel
Adamson
Ming
Eisenhower Faces Sluggish Augusta Round In Campaign Kinks
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower struggled with his golf during a Augusta National practice round and a 18 hole score of 44 49 93 in a foursome with Ed Dudley William E Robinson and Clifford Roberts. Dudley credited lingering campaign kinks for the high score while Eisenhower pledged a renewed effort to par in later play.
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Augusta
Icp
Bwight
Eisenhower
Augusta National
Ed Dudley
Dutley
William E. Robinson
New York Herald Tribune
Clifford Roberts
New York
Dudley
Hewsmers
Parched Dixie forests burn as fires rage across South
The Associated Press reports widespread wildfires devastate Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, Arkansas, Mississippi, and beyond. Governors declare emergencies, parks close, and National Guardsmen are deployed to fight the blazes amid a prolonged drought. Losses climb into millions as timber and pastures burn across the Southeast and mid-Atlantic regions.
Obituary notices from Bellflower Long Beach area
Multiple obituaries list Alexander Maumoyniar 71 of 1474 Blaine Ave Bellflower died at home after long illness. Survived by Leona widow two daughters Ann Young and Alice Wilder a son Alexander H Maumoynier and three grandchildren. Also listed are siblings and funeral details with Mass at St Bernard's and burial at Calvary Cemetery. Other notices include Carroll Owen 67 Long Beach, and George Belcher as well as Stella Reed Adeline Godfrey Loretta Dar and others with brief biographical lines, funeral arrangements and church services in Long Beach area.
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Hollydale
Petrr Maumoynier
Dos Palos
Calif
Bernard
Owen—Blundisg Carroll Owen
Texas
Dallas
Long Beach
Holler W. Owen
Forrest Owen
Fort Worth
Clifton I. Owen
Westminster Memorial Park
William Tickers
Flint
Motteil
New Trial Urged for Rosenbergs
A petition for a new trial for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg was left at the Supreme Court clerk’s office. The document claims about 50 000 signatures from a National Committee to Secure Justice and seeks a friend of the court brief by Royal W. France. The note questions guilt and urges reconsideration of the death sentence at Sing Sing.
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Washington-P
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Supreme Court
National Committee To Secure Justice
Rosenberg
New York City
Atty. Royal W. France
York
Morten
Isabel
Sobell
Rosenbergs
Sing, Sing
Workers Capture Theft Suspect
SOUTH GATE police say Joe Gonzales 25 of Los Angeles was captured by store employees at about 7 30 p m after allegedly stealing three sandwich grills from the rear of a department store at 8615 Long Beach Blvd He faces burglary and narcotics violation suspicions based on the incident Friday evening.
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South Gate
Long Beach Blvd
Joe Gonzales
Los Angeles
Gonzales
Ambulance responses and smoke investigation reported
A chaotic street scene includes several ambulance arrivals at multiple locations such as 1631 W Pacific Coast Hwy and Ninth Gt Pacltte Ave. A vehicle fire on Tak W Broadway and Willow Bt area prompted responses around 4 to 6 p m. Witnesses describe a Saturday tram event and an accident near Bud America Ave with emergency crews on scene.
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Pacific Coast
Sam Rainbow
Thestunt
Wwilow
Pacltte
Adtutente
70Th St
Auntie Ave
Willow Bt
Amarivan
Ambullner
Bud America Ave
Aus St
American Aven
Menhorn Ave
Ambo- Hayés Ave
Pacific Bujaane
Am iCount Rwy
Mrs Minnie Higgins Dies in Chicago Funeral Held Today
Mrs Minnie B Higgins widow of Clarence F Higgins longtime Long Beach resident died Thursday in a Chicago hospital. Funeral service was to be held today in Chicago. Survived by sons Rev Paul L Higgins of Chicago and T Ward Higgins of San Fernando, sister Annie Johnson and niece Virginia Gray of Long Beach, three grandchildren.
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Clare RB. Morritt
Florida Bt
Long Beach Hospital
Hopkinsville
Hac
Eer Belgher
George EF
Aid Ave
Giod
Long Beach
Bornhaa
Caldwater
Mich
Mel
Michigan
Ya- Hana
California
Mre
Clara M
Helen B. Gearing
Harold Wy
Belcher
Nelli Gilliante
Fresno
Mabel Iunt
Hout Bend
Ind
Wi Willa
Terri
William Davis
Wheatfield
Mortell's
Sunnyaide
Frid Beth
Virginia City
Mont
Sam Seattle
Wash
Seattle
Buryviving
Sue Iphemia
Jay Fannson
Long Bepch
Winifred Watson
North Vanccouver
B.C
Bel ‘Fonnir
Paradena
Pune i
Lee
Patterson & Spivey
Ralph M. Grove
First United Prerpyteorian Shurch
Denice
Minnie B. Higgins
Clarence F. Higgins
Higgins
Chicago
St. Louis
Paul L. Higgins
Washington Park Methodist Church
T. Ward Higgins
San Fernando
Annie Johnson
Virginia Gray
Fragmentary OCR Personal Names and Places Noted
The text contains scattered names such as Bavothy Tov Wihard EE, Wend Be Ir PER Tonin yr, x-Nuuth Gye Jay Hy, John & ie, Mary J. ve, STAMLER-Jilda ve, WILSON Clementinn, and TM WILSON, with unclear context and no coherent event or dates to summarize.
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Bavothy Tov Wihard EE
Jay Hyeneid
Red Rana
Ohn
Ie iBeiveing Iy
Pound de
Skvnton
Ieroin Eis
Dents
Mary J. Ve
Onn
Stamler
Jilda Ve. Térain
WILSON _Clementinn vi
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Linden
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