U.S. Plans Japan Peace Pact With No Arms Ban
Washington reports that the United States wants a Japan peace treaty that imposes no new limits on rearmament. Officials note differences with allies, Russia questions, and continued U.S. troop presence as part of security, amid rival aims for Germany and Japan in Western Europe and the Far East.
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U.S
Japan
Washington
U. S
Russia
Australia
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
State Department
U.N
Moscow
Germany
Europe
Far East
Fire Under Control on Lyngenfjord Near Long Island
The Norwegian American Lines motor ship Lyngenfjord caught fire off storm swept Long Island today and the blaze was reported under control later. The incident occurred during a rough sea conditions as the ship made way through New York waters.
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New York
Norwegian-American Line
Lyngenfjord
Long Island
Daylight Raid Strikes City Market Coffee Heist
Thieves raided a market at 631 American Ave during Saturday afternoon rush. They carried off 40 cases containing 960 one pound cans of coffee worth about 760 dollars. Entry was through a side door and a hand truck was used to move the stock to a waiting truck. An employee found the hand truck and alerted staff.
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American Ave
Ithieves
Woman Killed by Auto in Long Beach
Mrs Grace Bartholomew 60 of 1524 Acacia St Torrance died in Seaside Hospital after being struck by a car at Seventh and Linden with her husband 60 injured. Driver Robert L Sevilla 19 of 409 E 17th St told officers the couple appeared from behind a parked car.
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Grace Bartholomew
Acacia St. Torrance
Seaside Hospital
Seventh and
Linden Ave
William Bartholomew
Robert L. ‘Sevilla
E. 17Th St. Heald
Prosecution Seen Possible in China Red Copper Deal
Sen. OConor said individuals or firms face possible prosecution in Japan over more than 4 million pounds of copper shipped to Communist China. A Senate subcommittee plans to involve Gen MacArthur's staff to pursue action by Japanese authorities and review export control evasions.
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O’conor
Japan
Communist
China
Senate Commerce
Douglas MacArthur
Red China
North China
New York
O'Conor
Defense Department
MacArthur
United States
Military budget impasse delays extra funding decision
UP Chairman Mahon of Texas says Congress may stay through year end as military budget planners still decide how much more money is needed. In lame duck session starting Monday, leaders hope quick action on this and other items as estimates of a 10 to 12 billion dollar emergency arms budget remain speculative without input from defense chiefs.
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Congress
Rowboat Stolen From Vacant Lot Belongs to Gerhardt
A rowboat valued at 350 dollars was reported stolen yesterday from a vacant lot beside the home of Arthur H. Gerhardt at 4000 B, 15th Street. Police were notified and investigation continues.
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Larthur H. Gerhardt
15Th St
Ship Now Operates Under Harpoon Title
The vessel return to the Harpoon name in the Pacific trade after a period under a different designation. Once part of the American-Hawaiian fleet as the Carolinian, she was later chartered by Shepard Line and is now sailed under Harpoon for a voyage to Japan and Okinawa.
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Harpoon
Pee
Jon
Shepard Line
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