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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1949

Page

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Huge Throng Breaks Every Local Record

A nine year All- Western Band Review drew an estimated half a million along Long Beach’s 20 clock parade route. Spectators crowded cars windows rooftops as more than 600 bands with 5 000 musicians and 400 drum majors performed. Santa Claus rode a float escorted by Watsonville’s Solars Band, while Nick’s honor guard and the Lythian Guard from Long Beach led the procession. The event opened the Christmas shopping season with holiday displays in downtown windows. Weather was perfect for the three hour celebration.

Long Beach Than &C Santa Claus North Watgonville Solars Watsonville Santa Tlaus Lythian Guard Musical Review

Colombia Seethes on Election Eve

In Bogota on November 26 the bloody presidential campaign ends amid strikes shootings and a funeral. Vicente Echandia brother of ex Liberal candidate Dario Echandia dies from wounds inflicted by military police near the San Martin monument. Conservatives nominate Laureano Gomez as the sole candidate as Liberals plan a martyr’s rite despite government bans on meetings.

Bogota Columbia Vicente Echandia Dario Echandia de San Martin Laureano Gomez

Former U S Bank Aid Kills Self in San Francisco

John C. Galbraith, 58, formerly with the Federal Reserve System in Los Angeles, was found dead in San Francisco Bay. Police called it a possible death by own action. Notes asked to notify his wife Lydia Galbraith of Pasadena and Mr. W. Johnson of the Los Angeles Elks Club. He had been divorced about six months and lost his job. He carried $2 and had lived at a Geary Street hotel for four months while seeking work.

San Francisco John C. Galbraith Federal Reserve System Los Angeles San Francisco Bay W. Johnson Geary St

Corona High School Wins Sweepstakes Night Band Review

Winners at the ninth annual All Western Band Review include Corona High School sweeping the event and grand prize awarded to ET Marine Base in Santa Ana. Fullerton Bakersfield Downey Roosevelt Junior High lead divisions. American Legion Fest No 8 Band in Las Vegas. Talpa Church Symphonic Band in Los Angeles. El Toro Marine Base service band. Glendale Post 127 drum and bugle corps. Earnest Kellogg Post VFW Santa Ana. Monterey Park Girls Drum Corps. Los Angeles Chinese Girls Mei Wah Drum Corps. Charlene Bielke named All Western Drum Majorette with Orange Coast College. Ted Otis named All Western Drum Major. Homer Shrene noted as Military Drum Major. Alhambra High School Majorette Team.

Corona High School Marine Base Santa Ana Fullerton Bakersfield Downey Roosevelt Junior High School American Legion Fest Las Vegas Talpa Church Symphonic Band Los Angeles E! Toro Marine Base Glendale Post No. 127 American Legion Earnest Kellogg Post Monterey Park Charlene Bielke Orange Coast College Ted Otis Arthur L. Peterson Homer Shrene el Toro Marine Base Alhambra High School

Ex-chiefs flee Panama with 40 followers to Canal Zone

In Panama City on November 26, forty three people including three ex presidents Daniel Chanis Enrique Jimenez and Ricardo de la Guardia along with Chief Justice Rosendo Jurado sought refuge in the U S Canal Zone from the Arias government After arrests were ordered for Chanis followers the exiles fled Jurado reportedly declined an invitation to return to Panama and stayed in the Canal Zone The move appears tied to thwarting a counter coup and involved the Supreme Court ruling that Chanis was the constitutional president

Panama Republic Supreme Court United States Canal Zone Arnulfo Arias Daniel Chanis Enrique Jimenez Ricardo Adolfo de la Guardia Arias Chanis Rosendo Jurado Vone Alfredo Aleman Jother Canal Zone

Diamonds Found Hidden in Widow’s Chicago Mansion Treasure

In Chicago on November 26 attorney Ralph Berkowitz disclosed a cache of about 1050 carats of diamonds. The gems, set in 300 pieces of jewelry, were found stuffed in medicine bottles and match boxes within Mrs. Lind Bell Titus Knox’s creaky west side mansion. Estimated value may push the estate over half a million dollars, alongside numerous river forest and Wilmington properties. Authorities described the collection as an investment unlikely to be used personally by the deceased antique collector, with 75 more diamond pieces found in her bank vault.

Ralph Berkowitz Fore la Trust Company Berk Qwitz Knox Chicago River Forest Wilmington

Dope Sleuths Arrest Two In Los Angeles Case

Dope sleuths arrested Eddie Lee, 24, a Los Angeles harbor department maintenance man, and Andrew Mc Garrity, 23, of San Pedro, on narcotic charges. Officers Arrendondo and Diaz booked them after accusing them of selling three heroin capsules. A subsequent search of their homes yielded about $500 in heroin.

Los Angeles Eddie Lee Olive St San Pedro Andrew

Plot to Give Away Superbomb Charged Plot to Give Away Superbomb Charged

Sen Edwin C Johnson accuses David Lilienthal of leading a nefarious plot to leak the United States secret of a superatomic bomb to Great Britain. He ties others including politicians scientists and the Washington Post to the scheme in a letter to the Post. Johnson cites top secret information and seeks scrutiny of national security matters.

Washington Edwin C. Johnson D.-Cole David E. Lilienthal Great Britain Johnson Lilienthal Atomic Energy Commission Washington Post The Post Truman McGrath Senate House Tee New Yorkon United States Nagasaki

Bandits Raid City In Three Quick Heists Net $365

Robberies occurred within an hour and a quarter in three distant city sections. Grocer Louis Hasptay lost 150 dollars at 7 p.m. armed bandit with missing teeth fled. Fifteen minutes later clerk Thomas Ingram faced two men with simulated guns stealing 185 dollars. About an hour later a bandit tied to the same pair robbed the drugstore at 1241 W Ocean Blvd for 50 dollars.

Louis Hasptay Santa Fe Ave Thomas JE. Ingram Atlantic Ave Art W. Ocean Blvd

Antidote Flown To Ship Off San Martin Island

A Coast Guard mercy plane rushed an antidote for a penicillin overdose to the S S Monroe Victory 150 miles south of San Diego near San Martin Island. Radioman John T. Waldberg of Miami received the overdose and the antidote was administered on scene. The ship was en route to Panama.

San Diego Coast Guard Monroe Victory San Martin Island Here Iohn T. Waldberg Miami Panama Saas Camdy C. A. Rich Imond

Northwest Hurricane Kills Eight As Storm Rages

Pacific Northwest faces gales and torrential rains from British Columbia to Oregon. Eight to nine deaths reported as a tugboat capsized near Trial Island and a man died near Everson, Washington. A bridge washout isolates thousands in West Vancouver while power lines fail and harbors aid in rescues.

Pacific Northwest British Columbia Oregon Vancouver B. C Aberdeen Wash Jon Grays Harbor Pacific Ocean Everson Bellingham Trial Island Victoria B. C. G. Anderson George McGregor Brit Columbia Capilano Bonneville Raymond Saturda Montesano Puget Sound Cosmopolis Quinault Seattle Mt. Vernon

Blockade Proposed to Free American Diplomat in China

Washington reports Rep Judd proposes a U S Navy blockade of the China coast to force release of Vice Consul William N Stokes seized on spying charges The move follows the detention of Angus Ward freed after a month in Communist custody The State Department has urged global protests and a UN appeal Mansfield urges immediate action to gain Stokes release The Ward case had been considered resolved before this new seizure

Washington United States Navy China Coast William N. Stokes State Department Red Rep Judd R.-Minn Youse Foreign Affairs Committee China Angus Ward Tuken Mansfield D.-Mont Foreign Affairs United Nations Stokes Leutenant Ward

Pope Ends Vacation at Castel Gandolfo

Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII ended his summer vacation at Castel Gandolfo. He arrived back in Vatican City today after staying there since July 28.

Pope Castel Gandolfo Vatican City Pope Pius XII

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