State Allots $100000 for Bixby Slough Park
The State Wildlife Conservation Board approved 100000 as its share in a joint Los Angeles city project to convert Bixby Slough at Los Angeles into a public fishing area. The board noted the city met water supply conditions and other requirements.
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Sacramento
State Wildlife Conservation Board
Los Angeles
Izaak Walton League of
Ameerica
San Pedro
George Hatfield
R.newman
Los Angeles Power Department
Bixby
Power Department
Samuel B. Morris
George l Hjelte
Hjelte
James Dean
Hatfield
Fjelte
Public Payroll Up Fewer on Job Rosters
The Census Bureau reports July government employment fell 1.3 percent from a year earlier to 6,184,000 as federal civilian payrolls declined while state and local payrolls rose 8 percent to 943,500,000. City payrolls reached 1,802,000,000, up 3.6 percent from July 1952, signaling a net pause in total public employment after a year of increases.
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Washington
Igns Bureau
Census Bureau
Juzy
Reds Set to Interview POWs as Korean Repatriation Begins
In a tense atmosphere, Communist teams prepare to interview about 22,300 former Fed soldiers who defected or refused repatriation. The plan aims to coax POWs back to their native lands, starting Thursday, despite UN and Allied hesitations and fear of violence in camps.
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Fed
U.N
Long Beach
Reds
Frankfurt
Germany
Sabena Airlines
Rhein-Main
Alrileid
Sabena
Brussels
Kelsterbach
Waldorf
Sothers
West End
Dad Seeks Return of Baby After Bus Rented Gift
Los Angeles police report a Navy veteran Darrell Lee Frazier, 22, says he temporarily gave his baby son to a woman on a bus due to lack of funds while ill with diabetes. Frazier seeks to reclaim the child as custody questions arise.
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Los Angeles
Darrell Lee Frazier
Ouster Threatens Lt Radulovich in Kin Case
Lt Milo J Radulovich an Air Force reserve officer faces discharge as a doubtful security risk after a 10th Air Force board recommended termination of all commissions. The board emphasized loyalty not questioned while scrutinizing his father and sister’s activities. A custody dispute in Oklahoma City links to a baby custody hearing set for Oct 29.
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Mt, Clemens
Mich
Air Force Reserve
Milo J. Radulovich
University of Michigan
10Th Air Force Board
10Th AF
John Radulovich
Hutson Motor
Margaret Fishman
Detroit
Okahoma City
Valley
Donald Lee
Radulovich
Ann Arbor
Charles C. Lockwood
Phyllis Simon
Apcoima
Calif
Frazier
Force Personnel Board
Air Force
Talbots
California
Iis
Simon
Los Angeles
Cane Fields Aflame as Guiana Crisis Deepens
Smoke hung over Georgetown as fires burned at two sugar plantations after workers walked out in protest of the ouster of PPP leaders led by Cheddi Jagan. Strikes threaten Guiana’s main export, with Governor Savage invoking emergency powers to curb unrest and avert wider economic damage.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
People’s Progressive Party
PPP
Cheddi Jagan
Sir Alfred Savage
Luckies Taste Better Says Memo To Smokers
A vintage advertisement touts Lucky Strike cigarettes claiming taste superiority from fine tobacco and better manufacturing. It emphasizes that Luckies provide a cleaner, fresher, smoother smoke and ends with a cheerful Be Happy Go Lucky slogan.
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China
American "Tobacco Company, America
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Shilt CO
Louisville, KY
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Mary Baker
Eddy
Christ
Christian Science
Beach
Locust Ave
Broadway
Atlantic Ave
Park Ave
W. 3Rd St
Lakewood
Greanmeadow Ra
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America
SOPA
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