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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1953

Page

3

Southland Braces for Rain and Wind

A major storm hit California with 68 mph gusts at Cape Mendocino and Pt. Reyes, 1.08 inches of rain in 12 hours in San Francisco downing electrical lines and snarling traffic. Farther north, the coast lost 40 fishing boats as surf battered piers at Bodega Bay while Sacramento reported lightning and 33 mph winds.

Coast Guard Ft. Bragg Pt.eyes Hight San Francisco Cape Mendocino Calif Bhue Canyon High Sierra Sacramento California Bodega Bay

Ryan Awaits ILA Decision on Resigning

President Joseph Ryan of the ousted International Longshoremen's Association says his resignation as head of the Atlantic Coast Council depends on the outcome of a special closed door meeting. The 69 year old leader spoke before the 15 member executive committee as it met at the Broadway Hotel to discuss finances and unity against a rival AFL Waterfront Union challenging ILA power.

Philadelphia Joseph Ryan International Longshoremen's Association Atlantic Coast

Court Quits After Blast by President

Sixteen teen members of Colombia's supreme court resigned after President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla denounced factionalism and disorder in the judiciary. The justices quit to permit Rojas Pinilla to replace them, while Congress elects new members.

Bogota Colombia Supreme Court Gustavo Rojas Pinilla Cartagena Rojas Congress Supreme F Court Lapacity Mariano Ospina Perez

Mrs Roosevelt Backs Truman Probe Discussion

Mrs. Roosevelt spoke during a nationwide tour promoting the United Nations saying memory problems hinder recounting seven years ago in a different political climate. She noted large turnout at UN formation meetings, including 6000 in Fargo, and said press fairness varies by region and paper. She doubted major UN Charter revision is likely but cited workarounds like General Assembly votes without a veto. Clark Biechelberger accompanied her on the Long Beach leg.

Truman Roosevelt United Nations U. N Fargo N. D Qodo U.N Warren Austin Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr Security Council General Assembly United States Russia Clark Biehelberger Association For the United Nations Long Beach

Eisenhower urges united defense pact with Canada

President Eisenhower in Ottawa addresses Canada's parliament. He praises wartime unity and warns on Soviet threats while urging continued U S Canadian defense cooperation and expansion of trade and the St Lawrence Seaway as vital to North American security. He meets Cabinet and the prime minister before a state dinner and return to Washington.

House of Commons Canada Eisenhower Ottawa Lisenhower Louis St. Laurent United States North America Europe Pacific Russia Germany Austria U. S Con‘gress Bos Durling Pward Washington Ike Ihe Ross MacDonald Senate

U N Delays West Arms Plan Vote at UN

The United Nations political committee postponed a Western arms disarmament vote until Monday seeking unanimity among East and West. India’s Y K Krishna Menon and Greece’s Alexis Kyrou backed the delay to aid progress led by the Indian envoy. The resolution endorses intensified disarmament talks and proposes private subcommittee talks among principal powers to find an acceptable path.

United Nations Y. K. Krishna Menon India Commission

Michigan Dinner Planned by State Society at Elm Avenue

The Michigan State Society will meet at 728 Elm Ave at 6 30 Wednesday for a covered dish dinner announced by Pearl Hodges secretary.

Michigan Michigan State Society Elm Ave Pearl] Hodges

Card Party Planned at Holy Innocents Church

Holy Innocents Church sponsors a card party Monday evening at 7 p.m. in the church hall at 20th Street and Pasadena Avenue. Clyde Field and Mrs. Joseph H. Kaltenbacher are in charge of arrangements.

Holy Innocents’ Church P.m 20Th St Pasadena Ave Clyde Field Joseph H. Kaltenbacher

Truman to Speak Monday on Pending Difficulties

President Truman indicated his Monday radio address would cover unresolved issues and possible White House concerns. He criticized FBI involvement and faced questions about the White case as NBC planned radio and TV coverage. congressional figures pressed Hoover for full disclosure as partisan lines sharpened.

I Television Truman White FBI International Monetary Fund NBC Long Beach House Committee

Political Plot Charged in Blast at Brownell

Democratic national chairman Stephen Mitchell accused Attorney General Herbert Brownell of coordinating charges against Harry Dexter White to aid GOP gains. Mitchell linked the move to help California congressional candidate Glenard Lipscomb, claiming Republican operatives planned publicity and briefed lawmakers, while Truman’s role remained limited and indirect.

ST. Paul Chicago Mitchell Glenard Lipscomb California Mr. Truman Republican National Committee Brownell Congress House un-American Activities Committee Harold) Velde Truman Nixon

Power Line Accident Claims Los Nietos Man

A 31-year-old Los Nietos man, Robert T. Espinoza, died after a rotary drill mounted on a truck struck a high tension power line in Anaheim. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Anaheim Community Hospital while working on a sale at 8942 Dahlia Drive. He left a wife and two young children. the body was moved to Whiller Mortuary.

Anaheim Robert T. Espinoza S. Dice Rd Anaheim Community Hospital Dahlia Dr Whiller Mortuary

Teen-Aged Youth Held After Slain Family Tragedy in Floodwood

In Floodwood Minnesota a 19 year old youth confessed to fatally shooting George Snyder and his wife, 61 and 56, along with Richard Demars, 18, a state ward living with the Snyders. The assailant drove nine miles to the Snyder home and told Leonard Snyder of the killings before being jailed. Sheriff Sam Owens said the motive is unclear and described the shootings as senseless and tragic. The youth was moved to the county jail in Duluth after initial custody.

Floodwood Minn Minnesota Tve George Snyder Richard Demars Snyders Demars Francis T. Hokkanen Leonard Hokkonen Marishal Sam Owens Duluth Owens Detmars

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