Warren Says Farewell to California Friends
Earl Warren announces farewell as he leaves the California governorship to become Chief Justice of the United States. He vows to defend the Constitution and devote remaining years to public service, staying connected to California despite his Washington duties. Knight will be sworn in Monday as governor.
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San Francisco
Earl Warren
California
United States
Supreme Court
Warren
Eisenhower
Washigton
High Court
Washington
War
Oakland
Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
UN Refuses to Add to PW Coaxing Time
In Seoul South Korea President Syngman Rhee voiced shock at bloodshed in prisoner compounds. The report notes deaths by disease after Indians took custody of POWs and involves the broader wartime tensions and custody disputes.
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U.N
Seoul
South Kores
Syngman Rhes
Docket Strike Inquiry Board Opens with Heated Political Charges
Acting Foreign Minister Cho Chung Whan branded deaths of anti-Communist prisoners as criminal acts of murder and warned Indians to side with North Koreans or face armed conflict. The inquiry board, sworn in by John E. Dietz, began closed proceedings as ILA leaders prepared to testify. Nearby, workers at the harbor booed the Andrea Doria docking, with pickets rising to about 250, amid a tense waterfront mood.
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Cho Chung Whan
Cho
Delhi
Mayper
Clark
ILA
U.N
John el
Hull
Korea
Clarl
Peiping
John E. Dietz
Washington, D. C
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
David L. Cole
Etor
Dennis J. Comey
St. Joseph's College of Industrial Relations
Philadelphia
Harry Carman
Columbia College
Andrea Doria
Pier &4
Knowland urges firm stance after foreign tour
Sen. Knowland of California returns from a five week tour of Free World capitals urging the anti-Communist nations to stand firm. He plans to report findings to President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles and proposes monthly GOP Senate conferences to discuss policy, opposing Capehart’s plan to expand the Policy Committee.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Free World
Washington National Airport
California
Eisenhower
Dulles
Far East
GOP
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Capehart
Reds mum on reenforcing arms in Korea, UN reports
U N Command said Communists reported no combat material moved into or out of North Korea since the armistice. Maj. Gen. Bryan and Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cho discussed reports from neutral nations teams and noted no such material was moved. The meeting followed claims of air force reinforcements and unaccounted detainees, amid broader dockside labor tensions in Washington and New York.
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Panmunjom
U.N
North Korea
Blackshear
M. Bryan
Armistice Commission
Bryan
Lee Sang Cho
Korea
Manchuria
Reds
U. N. Command
Fifth Air Force
Yalu
Washington
Rebiela St Stes
John L. Lewis
United
Inter-mine Workers
Ind
International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Virginia
UMW
Lewis
ILA
New York Shipping Association
New International Longshoremen’s Association Ann
Ila-Afl
AFL
Federation
Poland
United States
New York
Voice
Amér
Ica
Radio Free Europa
Russia
Moscow
FBI
Oregon
TLA
Joseph P. Ryan
Kremlin
Ryan
John Dwyer
Dwyer
Manhattan
Press-Telegram Long Beach Masthead and publication data
The excerpt lists publication details for the Press-Telegram in Long Beach California with address at sixth Street and Pine Avenue. It notes daily publication except Sunday, circulation metrics by Audit Bureau of Circulation, carrier delivery and by mail rates, and an archival March 15 1888 postmark. The fragment preserves historical context of newspaper operations and pricing.
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Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Long Beach 12
California
Audit Bureau of Circulation
SSS Eee
Long Beach
Dodgers Evens World Series With Big Dodger Offense
In a tense game the Dodgers blasted a barrage to tie the World Series. Snider drove in key runs with a rising homer and sustained offense as the Dodgers matched the Yankees in a high scoring affair. Campbell and Campanella contributed, while Mantle and Rizzuto produced limited threats for New York.
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McDougald
McDougal
Reese
Rae
Etvord
Clem’ Labine
Aertin
Snider Dulipen
Rizzuto
Uid
Campanella
Cos
Fizzuta
Teft
Irv Noren
Gore
Itter
Sam
Moren
Chasley Dressen
Errros
Saldee
Dodgers
Schallock
Don
Yankee
Robinson
Jimed Boliwer
Haver
Hodges
Gorman
Rollweg
Solder
Cor Campanela
Piten
Ner
Martin
Maalle
Furlin
Shallock
Sinere - Familied
Gax
Yanzees
Collins
Snider
Serra
Gil Roanes
Ee Rein Tes
Benelem T
Wood-t Woodling
Kent
Hng
Eierling
Bett
Woodhog
Labine
Hughes Guna
Steponcard
Sabine
Micmuto
Toncny
Wooding
Lees
Alérier
Aingve
Thompson
Coz
Kus
Sole
Tome Tan
Bauer
Cox
Wits
University Researchers Link Smog to Lung Cancer Experiments
Dr Paul Kotin and USC medical school researchers report smog exposed air may induce cancer in mice. In San Francisco, he described experiments at the University of Southern California showing hydrocarbons applied to mice skin and smog-filled chambers to test lung cancer links, noting two years needed for results.
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Sion
Paul Kotin
USC
Beach
Los Angeles
Kotin
University of South
California
Wind toppled rural schoolhouse triggers student strike
In Manchester Kentucky a high wind toppled a single room schoolhouse into a creek. Clay County pupils left classes with parents alleging the structure was dangerous. Wilk Collet said a state investigation is sought and a new school is promised for fall, amid community tensions over promised improvements and a new road project announced by Governor Wetherby.
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Manchester
Clay County
Wilk Collet
Collet
Cincinnati
Blue Hole
Ashers Fork
Wetherby Trail
Lawrence Wetherby
Edison Official Killed in Crash in Willowbrook
Rahart L. Minner 38, business manager of the Southern California Edison Co. office in Huntington Park, died in a head on collision at 124th and Alameda Streets. Jee Floyd Frazier 43 of Los Angeles, a naval shipyard pipe fitter, was arrested for manslaughter. arraignment set for Monday in Compton Municipal Court. Minner lived at 3121 4 Kansas St South Gate and died en route to Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Body taken to Biby & Belyea Mortuary in South Gate.
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Willowbrook
Rahart L. Minner
Southern California Edison Co
Huntington Park
124Th
Alameda Sts
Jee Floyd Frazier
Los Angeles
Naval Shipyard
California Highway Patrol
Frazier
Compton
Minner
Kansas St
South Gate
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Biby & Belyea Mortuary
East German Court Imposes Death Sentence in Riots
A Magdeburg district court sentenced G. Albrecht Gessler to die for alleged pro west activity and leadership in the June 27 workers uprising. The revolt swept the Ernst Thaelmann Steel Works on the Elbe prompting the Communist court ruling.
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Berlin
East Germany
Magdeburg
G. Albrecht Gessler
Ernst Thaelmann Steel Works
Elbe
Bandit Thwarted by Woman Teller
LOS ANGELES Wl A 36 year old woman bank teller Georgia Capacci told police a man approached her window at the Bank of America corner 47th Street and Broadway with a note saying This is a stickup. Give me all your money and you won t get Viet She ducked under the partition and crawled toward the front as the pistol mouth flashed the bandit fled into a crowded street.
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Los Angeles
47Th St
Bank of America
French Plans Hit Vietminh Around Delta
Saigon reports French Union planes hit Vietminh concentrations around the Iitel River Delta in Northern Indochina. B-26 bombers attacked Hoa Binh on the Black River and Thai Nguyen and Tu Yuen Quan g areas as Col Jacques Revel warned a Vietminh autumn offensive is imminent. He said hard fighting is expected though no major troop movements were seen.
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Saigon
Indochina
Iitel River
Hoa Binh
Black River
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
Tui Ven Quang
Jacques Revel
Henri Navarre
Col. Revol
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Jan Hajdukiewicz
Joseph Gidynski
U. S. Information Administration
Associated Press
Press-Telegram
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Stare
University
Vietminh
Delta
Peoo
Italey Music Company
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DooLey
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Universal
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