Far East receives first B36 wing for Guam training
The first full wing of B36 strategic bombers arrived in Guam flying nonstop from the United States. The 10 engine aircraft, crews of 16, landed at Andersen Air Force Base after traveling from Feirebild. The wing will train in Guam for 60 days, replacing the 509th Medium Bomb Wing. The move aligns with rotational training policies.
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Tokyo
Guam
United States
Andersen Air Force Base
Feirebild Air Force Base
Spokane
Ween
Stasingle
Abe Command
U. S Far Eest
Kennick vows aid to FHA probe in Lakewood
Democratic candidate for the 18th District Congressio nal seat Joseph Kennick pledges wholehearted support for Lakewood Citizens to Investigate Irregularities in the FHA. He will press Sen Canpthart to back a petition urging a Senate inquiry and possible referrals to the U S Attorney General for prosecution. The petition seeks mortgage refunds or reductions and legislative changes to curb future abuses. Further political briefs note LA County supervisors chair Jo an Alison Fara named Southern California chair of Richard Graves gubernatorial campaign and other campaign tidbits from California races and Prop 5 tax exemptions for ships.
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Joseph
Kennick
Lakewood
Senate
U. S
Sil, Vidante
Kenrick
Hizen Group
Bart Esterin
Sen
Canpthart
LakeWwood Area
Kenniele
Joan Alison Fara
Los Angeles
California Federation of Lebar
Robert R. McDavid
Wiliam G. Bonelli
State Board of Equalization
Oklahoma
Wike Mon- Yoney
George BE
Johnson
California
CIO AFL Move to Merge Labor Unions Proposed Unity Plan
The CIO and AFL moved quickly to implement a merger creating a single labor center. A subcommittee will draft a charter and governance for the new body while preserving separate identities of member unions. Leaders expect completion by year end with about 14.0 million workers in the merged federation.
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Washington
CIO
AFL
U A
Cio-Afl
Fine Trade Union Center i
America
George Meany
Macarga
Welter Reuter
Individuel Cio
AFI
Afl-Cio
Railroad Wotherhoods
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Texas State Society chooses new women leaders
The Texas State Society elected women to lead its organization with Mrs. Margaret McCampbell named president and two others in executive roles. Mrs. Beoulah Heiser and Ms. Pearl Ayers became second vice president and treasurer while Benl Robertson was elected first vice president and day St. Ayers was chosen secretary.
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Texas State Society
Eiecled
Margaret McCampbell
Beoulah Heiser
Pearl
Ayers
Benl Robertson
Day St. Ayers
Climbers Die In Alps Season Across Several Nations
In the 1954 Alps climbing season at least 166 climbers died, with Switzerland Austria Italy France and Germany among the nations reporting fatalities. The season drew numerous adventurers, many lured by alpine tours and perilous routes, amid a high toll of mountain deaths.
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Ron Ver
Turope
Ing Alpe
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
France
Gerardny
Syrsber
Fire Rages Near Nagoya as U S Forces Aid Japan Blaze
A vast refinery fire at Yokkaichi near Nagoya burned more than 24 hours with 20 injured. An Air Force plane delivered 4 500 pounds of firefighting chemicals from Johnson AFB to assist Japanese and U S crews. Fire officials warned the blaze could burn longer and evacuated about 500 nearby families.
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Japan
U.S. Air Force
Okkaichiloi
Special Air Force
Johnson Air Force Base
Tokyo
Nagoya
Windey
Asahi News
U- 3 Air Force
Kormaki
Nageya
Air Force
Jespan
Tew Defense Army
Yokkaichi
Dg-Acre
Attack on Student Leads to Knife Use at Coast Street
A 15 year old Polytechnic High School student, Paul Carskadan, says he was knocked down and punched by three boys after refusing to give a cigarette. He suffered knocked out front teeth and facial injuries as two attackers restrained him until a third joined in. He drew a pocket knife to defend himself until police arrived. The three suspects were booked at Juvenile Bureau for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Polytechnic High School
Paul Carskadan
Atlantic Ave
T. Paultic Coast Wy
Carskaian
Victin
Juvenile Bureau
Reds' Aggression Charge Provokes U N Debate
United Nations in New York heatedly debated Red China’s charge of U S aggression around Formosa and China seas. Andrei Vishinsky urged the Assembly to condemn U S actions while U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. rejected the charge as a plain lie. The debate touched on Taiwan Formosa and naval incidents, with disarmament talks also discussed by the Soviet and British positions.
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United Nations
Russia
United States
China
LC. N. General Assembly
Eddo N. van K
Assembly
Flussia
Andrei Visisin
Formosa
U. S
Henry Catet Lodge, Jr
Wny
Vishinsky
U.N
Chou En-Lai
Wi. N
Peiping
U. N. Security Council
Red
van Kleefens
Taiwan
China Seas
U.tah
Srandim
Por
Chine
Tre
Ishinsky
Lloyd
State Library Assn Meets New Staff
Mrs Carma Zimmerman California state librarian introduced as president at the California Library Association annual conference closing session in Municipal Auditorium. Other officers named include Miss Thelmas Reid chief librarian San Diego schools president elect,Miss Dorothy Drake Sacramento City Library second vice president, George Farrier Alharodra public library treasurer. District officers elected include Mrs Pearl Spayde Sacramento State College vice president president elect Miss Mary K Sanders Golden Empire District secretary Mrs Dorothy Thomas Mill Valley vice president president elect Miss Meien Bullock San Jose State College secretary Golden Gate District Norris A Blegh Chico State College vice president president elect Mrs Alice Seeley Butte County secretary Mount Shasta Tigernet Howard Rowe Humboldt County vice president president elect Miss Fatricia Ann Anderson Humboldt State College secretary Redwood Empire District John Smith Santa Barbara vice president president elect land duner Bayless San Ma ying secretary Southern District Carl Hamilton McHenry Stanislaus County vice president president elect Miss Nelle F Minnick Fresno County secretary Yosemite District
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Carma Zimmerman
California
California Library Assh. Toray
Municipal Auditorium
Thelmas Reid
San Diego City
Dorothy Drake
Sacramento City
Mary K Sanders
Golden Empire
Dorothy Thomas Mill Valley
Meien Bullock
San_Jose State College
Golden Gate
Norris A. Blegh
Chico State College
Alice] Seeley
Butte County
Mount Shasta Tigrrnet
Howard Rowe
Humboldt County
City College names student officers in elections
Bill Halpin of 262 Home St is elected freshman class president and Dave Conp of 4245 Hac uity Ave is elected sophomore class president. Other officers named include freshmen George Kirshman vice president Janet Peterson secretary Carol Dunbar treasurer and sophomores Nancy Wilson vice president Pat Brinkerhoff secretary Sharlene Ketilherr treasurer.
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Bill Halpin
Home St. H
Dave Conp
Hacuity Ave
Emday
City College
George Kirshman
Janet Peterson
Carol Dunbar
Sophomoores
Nancy Wilson
Pat Brinkerhoff
Sharlene Ketilherr
Drama group sets Anna Lucasta auditions in new building
The drama group plans auditions for Anna Lucasta at 2400 Magnolia Ave in its new building. Men and five women of all ages will be cast for the first production, with tryouts starting as soon as casting for Am Lucasta ends.
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Thester’ Drama Group
Magnolia Ave
iParticipants
Anna Lucasta
I. Yeheam
Am Lucasta
Pennsylvan
9 Percent TVA Profit Pact for Dixon Yates
Washington reports tentative terms for the Dixon Yates deal aim to deliver 9 percent profit on its investment with no specific profit call if a new plant is built near the Tennessee Valley. The AEC would pay about 20.75 million over 25 years and absorb cost increases, with the plan before the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee for quick action or postponement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
AEC
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Senate House
Esds
Esds For the Bilgominates Private Power
West Memphis
Ark
E'Servic
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
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AEC. i
Dixon-Yates
Middle South Utilities
Tne
Southern Co
Sterling Cole
Atomic Committee
Dixor-Yates
ONO
Dixon-¥ates J
Iee Aec
General Accounting Office
Dixon- Yates
ROKs Order Red Killer Put to Death
A five man ROK military court sentenced Ha Joon Soo, a lieutenant general in the North Korean Red army, to death for directing mass killings of local troops and civilians between 1949 and 1953. He was convicted of aiding the enemy and supplying material support. The court also noted mass arsons, vehicle burnings, and large arms theft during guerilla raids.
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SEQUL
Ha Joon Soo
South Korea
Red Army
Mobile Chest X Ray Visit Scheduled
A mobile chest X ray unit will be at the corner of St and Amerigan Ave from 10 a m to 2 p m Monday. Harmon B Gunn president of Lon gBesch Tuberculosis and Heal Asan appoints the event. Mrs Clive Hinkson of Amvets Auxiliary will register persons 15 years of age and older may obtain free X rays.
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St. St
Amerigan Ave
Harmon B. Gunn
LongBesch Tuberculosis and
Heal Asan
Clive Hinkson
Amvets Auxiliary
Film Actress Honored by Long Beach Singletons Club
Motion picture star Fenny Singleton was named honorary member of the Long Beach Singletons Club during her guest appearance Thursday night at the Wilton Hotel. The club admits single men and women aged 30 to 55.
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Fenny Singleton
Long Beach
Singletons Club
Wilton Hotel
Tides and Temperatures Sunday October 17 Weather Report
Tide and temperature data for Sunday October 17 including sunrise sunset moonset and high and low tides. Forecast notes ocean conditions calm and water temperature 42. Foregoing statistics credited to the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beath
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