One Way Pine and Locust Streets Calm Downtown Traffic
Downtown Long Beach tests one way Pine and Locust Avenues with traffic flowing south on Pine and north on Locust. Officers monitored intersections from 10th Street to Ocean Boulevard as shoppers adapted and two young women from Texas noted fewer crowds. More one way streets planned after initial trial.
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Long Beach
Pine
Locust Aves
Houston
Gracie Dorman
Gladys Slaughter
Texas City
Pine Ave
Locust Ave
Opal Moore
Wilmington
Pine and Locust Aves
10Th St
Ani Ocean Riva
Tenth St
Robert Blatt
Locust
Truman Set to Air Reason for Giving Spy Suspect
Kansas City AP report describes the Truman office preparing a nationwide radio and TV address to explain why Harry Dexter White remained in government service amid FBI concerns he was a spy. The speech, readied after Truman’s return to Independence, is to be carried by all networks and cite FBI director Hoover in discussions about White’s fate. The piece notes press speculation and cites New York Times and Herald Tribune dispatches.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Harry Dexter White
Independence
New York
Rose Conway
Truman
Audienem
Brownell
White
FBI
J! Edgar Ploover
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Kansas City, Inc
the Times
The
Herald Tribune
Hoover
Fight May Stall GOP in Congress
Washington reports show Democrats rallying behind former President Truman as he prepared to discuss the Fluvry Dexter White case on radio and TV. Attorney General Brownell pledged further disclosures beyond the White case, accusing Truman of promoting White to director of the IMF after FBI warnings he was a spy. Brownell to rebuttal Tuesday before the Senate internal security subcommittee. Political figures weigh implications for next year’s elections and control of Congress amid cross party debate and claimed communism issues.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Dexter White
Eisenhower
Atty
Brownell
White
U. S
International Monetary Fund
FBI
Truman White
Senate Internal Security
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Truman Aid and Former GOP Chief Indicted in Washington
Two political figures face charges in separate grand jury actions in Washington. Warren L. Stephenson, ex executive secretary of the Washington committee for Eisenhower’s inauguration, is accused of perjury over denying influence peddling. Herbert A. Bergson, a former Atty. Gen. staffer, is charged with violating the federal conflict of interest law. Bergson pleaded innocent after waiving formal reading.
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Associated Frese
White House
Truman
Washington
Warren L. Stephenson
Eisenhower
Herbert A. Bergson
Atty
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Howard McGrath
T Bergson
U. S
Edward & Tamm
Fergson
Stephenson
California
Navy
House Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower to Seek Taft Hartley Act Changes
President Eisenhower told the CIO he will ask Congress in January to amend the Taft Hartley Act to be absolutely fair to labor, management, and the public. He called the act fundamentally sound but in need of improvement to foster free bargaining and limit government intervention. The White House released the message to CIO President Walter Reuther at Cleveland.
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Washington
Eisenhower
CIO
Congress
Walter Reuther
Cleveland
White House
Weather Outlook Clear With Fog Overnight
Mostly sunny today with little temperature change. Fog or low clouds develop late tonight into Tuesday morning. Clouds increase Tuesday afternoon as high overcast moves in.
14 Nabbed for Klan Floggings
FBI agents arrested 14 alleged former Ku Klux Klan members in the Carolinas charged with kidnapping and flogging a couple two years ago. Victims Christine Rogers and Ernest Rogers, white siblings from Lake View, S C, were abducted on November 16, 1951, beaten, and driven across the state line into North Carolina.
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Wilmington
C—O
FBI
Carolinas
U.S
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
North
South Carolina
Hoover
Christine Rogers
Ernest Barfield Rogers
Lake View
S. C
Robegon County
North Carolina
Russia Sets Unacceptable Price for Talks on Germany and Austria
Western powers delivered notes to Moscow saying Soviet demands for non-European issues precede urgent European ties, effectively pricing Western Europe out of a conference. The U S British and French envoys said the line likely ends the exchange, but kept the door open if Moscow shows serious interest. The notes urged negotiations on German unification and an Austrian treaty as the path to broader peace.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Russia
Moscow
Europe
Germany
Austria
Kremlin
United States
U. S
Newspaper section listing by page numbers
A catalog of the newspaper's sections and page references including Beach Combing Billy Rose Boyle Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Finance Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Women Your World with their respective page locations and cross references.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Typhoon Nears Luzon As Manila Absorbs Storm Rain
A powerful typhoon with 100 mph winds battered the northeast Philippine coast today, soaking areas along Luzon as it approached from 230 miles northeast of Manila. The storm moved about 13 mph toward Isabela and Cagayan, bringing heavy rains and strong winds to the region.
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Philippine Isle
Manila
Philippine
Luzon Island
Isabela
Cagayan
Kidnap Pair's Trial Opens in U S Court
In Kansas City Missouri the trial of Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady on kidnap and murder charges opens. Robert Greenlease, father of six year old Bobby, watches the proceedings as prosecutors seek the death penalty in Missouri’s gas chamber.
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Bonnie Brown Heady
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
U. S
Kansas City
William Tatman
Heady
Hall
Marvin Rowlard
Robert C. Greenlease
Greenlease
Missouri
Mrs. Heady
Foil Santo and Sidekick Foiled in Nevada City Jail Break
Mobster Jack Santo and his sidekick Emmett Perkins, both on death row and on trial for another murder, were stopped Sunday when deputies halted a jail escape. A tip from co-defendant George Boles led to discovery as the men had cut two bars and bent them back at 4:30 p.m. They faced choices to escape via the corridor or the second floor. Details of how the blade was obtained were not released by Sheriff Wayne Brown.
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Nevada City
Calif
Jack Santo
Emmett Perkins
Ang
Nevada County
Wayne Brown
George Boles
Santo
Perkins
Edmund Hansen
Wiliam Mullis
Frank Gallino
Brown
Mystery Collision Sinks Vittoria Claudia Off English Coast
Twenty seamen feared dead after a predawn collision between the Italian Vittoria Claudia and French steamer Perou 242 miles southeast of Dungeness. Five survivors rescued as helicopters and boats comb the wreckage in calm Channel waters. Captain’s crew listed from Genoa aboard the Vittoria Claudia.
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Dungeness
England
Perou
Genos
U. 5. Air Force
Tve
David Diller
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Albert B Reeves
Hell
Bobby
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