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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1951

Page

5

Dual-Action Atomic Flash Lights Desert

Desert test details describe a rapid four second blast and a rising gray smoke column forming a flower-like base. By 7 05 the first boom sounded and a second followed, with a white cloud reaching 20 000 feet, forming a pink cotton candy sphere before dissipating. Observers include Senators and generals as thousands of servicemen arrive.

Solons Zales H. Ecton R-Mont George W. Malone Navy Marine Corps Air Force Camp Desert Rock Yucca Flat Atomic Energy Commission Gordon Dean

Tone in Row With Newswoman in Hollywood Court

Franchot Tone faced trial set for December 11 after an incident with Miss Muir at Ciros. He claimed he spat but did not kick, while Miss Muir described a rambling, intoxication-free confrontation amid ties to Barbara Payton and past clashes with Tom Neal. The case ties to Miss Payton’s federal grand jury probe into a narcotics ring and Davidian's killing.

Tone Miss Muir Barbara Payton Plozabel Sheriff's Deputies John Norris Tom Neal Miss Payton Neal Florabel Los Angeles Mirror Today Franchot Tone Ciro's Abe Davidian Davidian Fresno Calif Stoney W. Adams Los Angels Adams Hollywood U. S Ernest Tolin FBI Dore Grand Jury

Willowbrook laborer suffers burns at bridge project

Herman Baca, 34, of Willowbrook, injured at the San Gabriel River bridge site when a gasoline hand saw caught fire after gasoline spilled from a container. He remained in fair condition at Community Hospital. Firefighters from Lakewood Bellflower and Artesia extinguished the blaze, with damage estimated up to 350 dollars.

Community Hospital Willowbrook San Gabriel River Spring St Herman Baca 122Nd St Baca Lakewood Bellfohrer Artesia

Fiery Gas Barge Crash Claims Captains Heroic Duty

In Huron Michigan a fiery crash on the lakes left Captain Guyette and his helmsman dead after guiding their freighter away from a burning gas barge. Crewmen faced 14 missing and 3 known dead as rescue efforts continued through the night.

Huron Mich Coast Guard Guyette Jimmy Hassette Edward Myers Penobscot Roy

Preemie Gains Seven Times Birth Rate In Long Beach

Virginia Marie Cvecko, born January 3 in Long Beach, weighed 3 pounds 11 ounces at birth and 10 months later weighs 24 pounds. Her parents Joseph and Virginia Cvecko cite rapid growth after a cited AP report of a 2 pound 1 ounce premature birth. The Long Beach infant now has eight teeth, far more than the St. Louis example.

St. Louis Long Beach Joseph Cvecko Stanbridge Ave Associated Press Virginia Marie Cyecko Virginia Viginia

Reds Beaten Back by U N Forces in Korea

U N troops repelled Chinese attacks along the Kum Song and Heartbreak Ridge sector. Sharp fighting Tuesday left the Reds with only light probing efforts, while Allied forces held positions and advanced about 1000 yards by noon in the same area.

Kumsong Heartbreak Ridge U.N Heartbreak U. N Eighth Army

Judge Rules Belief OverChurch in Conscientious Objector Case

Huntington W V October 30 A federal judge ruled that personal belief determines conscientious objection to military service not church membership The decision by Judge Harry J Watkins Fairmont W V could affect draft law enforcement Howard Everagain 23 formerly of New York now Point Pleasant WV is charged with violating the Selective Service Law Everagain pleaded that war is immoral The judge stated the key issue is whether an individual's interpretation of religious teachings makes him a conscientious objector

Point Pleasant W. Va Watkins

President Signs Postal Rate Hike Amid Deficit Projections

President Truman signed a bill boosting postal rates to help cover a projected $520 million fiscal year deficit. The package adds $200 million yearly from higher parcel post rates while offsetting gains from increased rates with higher postal pay and benefits. The Railroad Retirement Act also raises benefits by 15 percent for about 460,000 retirees, effective November 4, with maximum monthly payments increasing from 144 to 165.60.

Leite de Interstate Commerce Commission Truman

The man who won against cancer story

A doomed Navy man, Bubyoung Rosenberg, defied a doctor’s dire two week prognosis. He prayed, fought four fatal cancer attacks, and persuaded Congress to pass a law for his return to duty. His tale appears in Reader's Digest November issue.

Rosenberg Congress Watt

Ex-Red Berman Tries Suicide After HUAC Testimony

Honolulu reports Ed ward N. Berman a former Communist party member and local Democratic figure attempted suicide yesterday amid despondency and ill health after the House un American activities committee testimony referencing Jack H. Kawano of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union.

Honolulu Edward N. Berman Communist Party House un-American Activities Committee Berman Congress Jack H. Kawano Hawaii Oferry Bridges’ International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union

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