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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1950

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Fires Roar Across Southland In Wind Driven Blaze

A series of brush fires swept through San Bernardino and Orange counties with winds up to 50 miles per hour. Hundreds fled as flames blackened a two mile wide strip near Cajon Pass and threatened Orange Park Acres. One home was lost, several damaged, and 14 firefighters treated for non serious injuries. Firefighters battled through the night and into dawn as new fires flared along Santiago Creek.

Associated Pree Southland San Bernardino Orange Santiago Creek Orange Park Acres el Modena Grade Tem Debria U. S. Crest Service Cambridge St

Winds Howl Across Southland Halting Highways

A severe windstorm closed U S Highway 99 south of Bakersfield amid dust gusts up to 74 mph. Damage and power outages surged through Orange County as storms threatened coastal and inland areas. Coast Guard units battled drifting vessels and an oil field fire while Tehachapi and Mojave routes were reopened as winds eased.

Southland Weather Bureau Bakersfield Wheeler Ridge Highway Patrol Tehachapi Mojave Upland San Bernardino Point Concepcion Newport Head Newport San Diego Long Beach Coast Guard Orange County Edison Co Point Mugu Oxnard Sandberg Tehachapi Mountains Fontana Etiwanda Boldero Peak Santa Ana Mountains Santa Ana

Bees Overrun Port Shed In Mombasa Barrage

A swarm of bees invaded a port shed near Mombasa on November 10 and routed the stevedores. Fire Chief Jack Bennion, famed for wartime service in Liverpool, led the fire brigade to regain control of the gin and beer storeroom.

Ceorge Mombasa Kenya Jack Bennion Liverpool

Pickets Slow Long Distance Phone Service Across Nation

Striking C I O Communications Workers of America members began a new push button strike tactic delaying long distance calls. Pickets announced roving lines would concentrate in select areas on specific days while others began or paused. Union seeks substantial wage gains from Western Electric, with current pay $1.55 to $1.62 hourly and unknown exact demands. Local service mostly unaffected as officials scramble to interpret the strategy.

New York C. I. O. Communications Workers of America Western Electric Company Western Electric Dallas Texas Denver Newark New Jersey Springfield Missouri Southwestern Bell Union

Puerto Rican Indicted for Murder in Truman Plot

A federal grand jury indicted Oscar Collazo, 37, for murder in the November 1 attack on Blair House during the Truman residence attempt. Co-defendant Griselio Torresola was killed. Coffelt, a White House guard, died. The indictment cites four counts including murder and felonious assault. Judge Edward A. Tamm had appointed counsel for Collazo.

Washington Oscar Collazo Truman Leslie Coffelt White House Collazo Griselio Torresola Blair House Torresola District of Columbia Torresota Coffe Coffelt Grand U. S Edward A. Tamm

Civil Economy to Feel Pinch of Rearming

Secretary of Commerce Sawyer said the full impact of rearmament will hit industry next spring or summer and the government will rely on mandatory orders through the National Production Authority. He noted steel capacity should reach about 120 million tons a year by 1954 and cited looming bottlenecks in key materials as essential to expansion.

Washington Sawyer National Production Authority NPA Cml Congress Sawyers

Tough Trucker Dragged Miles After Chain Entanglement

George Stump of Marion Indiana was dragged 244 miles on a cement highway after his leg tangled in a tow chain. He remained in serious condition at a local hospital with friction burns on his left leg arms and hands. Chester Palmer of Canton Ohio had used the chain to help start Stump's truck before.

Warsaw Ind Here George Stump Marion Chester Palmer Canton Ohio Stump Palmer Wisconsin

Governor Warren Surprised by Landslide Victory

Governor Warren expressed astonishment and happiness at a landslide third term win and praised James Duff’s Senate election. He noted cross-state support, anticipated cooperation from Attorney General Pat Brown, and disappointment over Proposition 10 approving public financing for low cost housing.

Sacramento LAA Warren Nina Thomas E. Dewey James Roosevelt Pennsylvania James Duff U. S. Senate Duff- Warren Senate Edmund G Pat) Brown Brown San Francisco

Allies Link U S Tenth Corps With Eighth Army In Korea

Allied forces connected east and west fronts southeast of Tokchon North Korea as Chinese troops near Manchuria total about 300000. U S jets hit tanks and transport along the border while bombers struck supply lines near the Yalu River. Marines mark the 175th anniversary by advancing toward Changi in mountainous terrain.

ECUL North Korea U. S. Tenth Corps Eighth Army Associated Press William Jorden Tokchon Korea Manchurian U. S Yalu River Manchuria Sinuiji Sinuiju U.S Changiin

Southern California Storm Warnings Continue Coastally

Weather warnings posted along the Southern California coast through noon tomorrow for northeast winds 30 to 45 mph with stronger gusts. Winds shift to east to northeast 15 to 25 mph through tonight and decrease tomorrow as dust and wind ease.

California

Marshall urges woman as chief aid in Defense Dept

A terse News High Lights summary notes Marshall recommends a woman to serve as key assistant in the Defense Department. The brief mentions union leaders pressing A S to stop defending the Ku Klux Klan on the South Carolina line, amid page references and assorted features.

Marshall Department of Defense Vage A. S South Caroline

US Demands UN Call for Red China to Exit Korea

The United States and five nations urged the UN Security Council to demand the immediate withdrawal of Chinese Communist forces from Korea. Britain France Cuba Norway and Ecuador co-sponsored the resolution, with China possibly facing a veto from Russia. The council invited a Peiping representative but debated prior to his arrival.

Russia General Assembly Council Red China Korea United States Peiping Gen. MacArthur U. N

Ingrid Bergman’s Daughter Becomes Citizen and Names Herself Jenny Ann

Paula Lindstrom, 12, daughter of Ingrid Bergman, became an American citizen and changed her name to Jenny Ann Lindstrom. Her father Dr. Peter Lindstrom filed under Friedel Pia. oath joined a class of 250. Her mother Ingrid Bergman was abroad with Roberto Rossellini. custody arranged with Croatian periods noted.

Los Angeles Paula Lindstrom Ingrid Bergman Jenny Ann Lindstrom Peter Lindstrom Friedel Pia Pir Pia Maly Trajan Roberto Rossellini Lindstrom Miss Bergman Paris

Earthquakes Hit Orient Area Again

New tremors rocked Shilong Assam state at 2 30 p m today following August and September floods and quakes. The government radio broadcast said the quake lasted about a minute with no new damage reported.

New Delhi Shilong Assam Long Beach

Humidity Readings At Zero Shock Angeles National Forest

A Forest Service lookout on Warm Springs Mountain reported a humidity reading of zero with wind gusts to 65 mph. The 4021 foot peak sits about 40 miles northwest of Los Angeles, a rare meteorological occurrence.

Los Angeles Forest Service Warm Springs Mountain Weather Bureau Angeles National Forest Here

General Clark Reassures Pvt Hunt After Mother's Letter

Pvt John Hunt of Dunmore Pennsylvania with the 28th Infantry Division at Camp Atterbury was summoned to meet Gen Mark Clark after his mother Mrs Margaret Hunt wrote to the general. The meeting eased the private and Clark assured him about clothing food and care. Hunt said the general spoke kindly and treated him like family. He expects playful razzing now the episode is public.

Atterbury Ind John Hunt Dunmore 28Th Infantry Division Camp Atterbury Mark Clark Army Field Forces Hunt John Margaret Hunt Clark Guard Gen. Clark Pvt. Hunt Pennsylvania A. i Dad

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