San Diego bands win All Western Band Review trophies
The 11th annual All Western Band Review honored camps Pendleton Marines and Bonham Brothers Boys Band of San Diego with top prizes. Los Angeles and Norwalk groups led high school and junior divisions while newcomers from Juab Utah and Helix High added to the parade.
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Camp Fendleton Marine Band
Diana Maddocks
Grossmont High School
Fred Morgan
Lynwood High School
Ed Weight
Bonham Bros. Boys Band
Alhambra High School
Coachella High School
Fullerton
Orange Coast
Merced
Bakersfield
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Tulare
Excelsior
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Barstow
Selma
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San Diego Police
Salvation Army
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Los Angeles
Banham ‘Bros
Juab High School
Nephi
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Lloyd William Neal
All-Western Review
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Long Beach
Vick
Helix High School
Green
la Mesa
Pine and Locust Aves
Ocean Blvd
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Bonham Brothers Boys Band
Yale
Jules F. Jacques
Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach Wavy Shipyard
Jimmie James
Seventh St
Locust Ave
Eugene la Barre
City of
Logg ‘Beach
Long Beach Convention and Visitors’ Bureau
Grounded Transport Refloated by Tugs
SAN FRANCISCO, nrol. 24 The 12,000-ton military transport Lt. George W. Boyce was refloated by Navy tugs at high tide today after grounding during the night 344 miles from Stock Owl. The ship then proceeded to San Francisco under its own power. The empty vessel had pulled its anchor and drifted against the bank in the San Joaquin River channel, blocking the way to the Stockton Naval Supply annex.
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San Francisco
George W. Boyce
Stock Owl
San Joaquin River
Stockton Naval Supply Annex
U S Claims Russ Gave No Warning Continues In UN Row
The United States told the United Nations that a two crewed P2V bomber on a weather reconnaissance mission over the Sea of Japan on Nov 6 1951 was intercepted and attacked in international waters with no warning. The Soviet note said the plane violated the USSR border near Cape Ostrovnaya and that American fire forced Soviet fighters to return fire before the aircraft disappeared. The U.S. demanded accountability and preventive measures to curb further border violations.
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U. S
United Nations
Sea of Japan
United States
Gromyko
Cape Ostrovnaya
Cumming
Russia
Truth on Korea Atrocities Urged
U.N. document cites 8000 alleged Korean prisoner killings with 126 in custody. Report surfaced at U.N. General Assembly in Paris, then New York, prompting calls from Sen. Gillette and Sen. Aiken for immediate protest and accountability. Madden seeks evidence to extend inquiry to Korea.
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Paris
New York Herald Tribune
U.N
New York
Pentagon
Washington
Sen. Gillette
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Korea
U. N
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
Germany
Japan
Madden
Katyn Forest
Russia
Allies battle for snow swept peak near Seoul
United Nations troops held three of four snowy peaks on the crest about 35 miles north of Seoul while Chinese forces held the fourth. Saturday night U.N. troops regained three peaks, but fighting continued for the fourth as heavy losses and air support marked the clash. MIG jets reportedly damaged in air battles over northwest Korea.
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United Nations
Seoul
Gibraltar
Idusk
U.N
Korea
Strong Quake Recorded Across Global Seismo Observatories
A strong earthquake was recorded yesterday by New York London Weston Mass centers. Columbia University noted a severe quake in the southwest Pacific at 2 06 p m local university officials said. London seismology put a first magnitude event centered in South America possibly Guatemala. Weston Observatory called the shock quite severe in the Atlantic Ocean about 8000 miles south of Boston between Africa and South America. The first shock occurred at 2 05 p m with aftershocks for nearly two hours.
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London
Weston
Mass
Columbia University
Pacific
Dorking
South America
Guatemala
Weston College
Atlantic Ocean
Boston
Africa
Canada Toll 491: Army reports three killed in Korea list
Ottawa reports the Canadian Army's 76th casualty list from the Korean War showing three men killed in action and four wounded. The total casualties reach 491, with 99 dead 352 wounded 38 injured and two missing.
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Canada
Korea
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