Three Years of Work Paved Way for S. F. Pact
A long effort toward a Pacific peace culminates with Japan’s treaty approaching final approval. U S officials expect broad support from 49 nations at San Francisco. Diplomats credit John Foster Dulles and John M Allison for steering talks toward a soft, foundation-building peace in the region. Red propaganda warns that the treaty could trigger a new world conflict.
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S. F. Pact
Pacific
Britain
San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Ment
John M. Allison
Japan
Janan
Russia
Red
Knowland Claims Soviets Plan to Sabotage Japan Peace Treaty
Senator Knowland warned 600 executives in Sacramento that the Soviet delegation aims to sabotage the Japan peace treaty, likening it to Kaesong talks. He said September will be decisive, urging faith and courage. He noted U S strategy and the unresolved issues of Chinese seating and troop removal in Japan amid broader East Asia tensions.
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Sacramento
Sen
Wuham K. Knowland
R. Calif
Kaesong
Knowland
California
Korea
United States
Mngway
Gon
Ridgway
United Nations
35 Believed Dead as Boat Capsizes
Coast Guardsmen searched through the night under searchlights for survivors after a boat capsized in squally weather. The Pelican, from FishangraLa, sank in a rip tide and engine trouble left it broadside to the waves. Skipper Edward Carroll was among the missing. survivor Albert Snyder described clinging to the overturned hull as Betty Anne rescued five men and a woman.
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Pelican
FishangraLa
Delaware
John Valenie
New York City
John Griffin
Brooklyn
Edward Carroll
Albert Snyder
Carroll
Snyder
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism
An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism is offered free to readers who write to The Ball Clinic Dept 2001 Excelsior Springs Missouri. The booklet claims drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes non surgical non medical treatments with no obligation to request the free book.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Vast Opposition Reported to Pact by Soviet Press
Izvestia reports more than a billion people oppose the American backed Japanese peace treaty draft. It cites China's exclusion from San Francisco talks and Burma and India declining to sign as proof the course of history cannot be altered by American imperialists. India’s refusal underscores the plan’s failure, per Izvestia.
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Moscow
Tevestia
China
San Francisco
Soviet Union
Burma
India
Tragedy Near Montauk as Skipper Recalls Capsize
Betty Anne's skipper H Rogers Bishop recounts a heavy following sea that capsized the boat near Montauk. About 25 men and 25 others clung to the keel before boats rescued five men and one woman. Seven bodies were landed hours later as crowds gathered and priests administered rites. Ambulances rushed to the Montauk dock for survivors to Southampton Hospital.
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Betty Anne
H. Rogers Bishop
Pelican
Montauk Town Dock
Southampton Hospital
Montauk
Atlantic
Griffin
Frisbie
Rectal Trouble cufferere Helps for Self Relief Book
An appeal offers a new book titled Techniques of frestment describing self help for sufferers. It promises help near home, urges immediate request for a copy with three cent stamps, notes no obligation and no medicines sold, and provides address G Gibson R&R Inc Dept KS3 Box 806 Albuquerque ND.
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G. Gibson
R&r Inc
Albuquerque
N. D
Gromyko Refuses Comment Amid San Francisco Visit
In San Francisco the Soviet envoy Nikolai Gromyko deflected questions with no comment as limousines showcased hammer and sickle banners. Elsewhere near Montauk, a yacht accident left swimmers alarmed. the Pelican and Tamaroa towed the stricken vessel, with eight hours of searching ending as Coast Guard boats withdrew.
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Washington
Gromyko
San Francisco
Molotov
U.N
Hillsborough
U. S. Enters Pacific Defense Pact with Allies
The United States, Australia, and New Zealand sign a Pacific defense pact at the San Francisco Presidio. The treaty binds the three nations to act in common danger if attacked, with ratification pending in each country. Japan and other delegations, including Poland and the Netherlands, arrive for a broader peace conference, amid talks on reparations and postwar arrangements.
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San Francisco
United States
Great Britain
Moscow
San Francisco Presidio
Percy C. Spender
U.S
New Zealand
Sir Carl Berendsen
Acheson
Dulles
Sixth Army Band
Presidio
Spender
Ber ‘Endsen
Alexander Wiley
R.-Wis
John J. Sparkman
D.-Ala
Pacific
Australia
U. S.philippines
Washington
Iglobe
Josef Winiewicz
Poland
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
Honolulu
State Department
Netherlands
Dirk A. Stikker
Indonesia
Carlos Promulo
Philippines
San Pedro Stove Spurs Water
San Pedro report recalls old slapstick days as Sam De Luces ordered gas electricity and water for his new home. A mix up connected gas to water lines and water to gas lines causing water to spray from the gas pipes and require blowing out the lines.
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San Pedro
Sam de Luces
Mack Sennett
Sam
Airplane Strife Over U N Camp Reported Near Manchurian Front
United Nations forces battled a fresh push by Communist troops in eastern Korea near Bloody Ridge as air strikes and ground offensives intensified. U N and allied pilots claimed heavy enemy losses while ground gains expanded along a 20 mile front despite censorship and local setbacks.
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Field
Ketzmer
Kaesong
United Nations
United Press
Warren Franklin
Yanggu
U. N
Kumsong
Korean
Korea
Taedong River
Sunchon
U.N. United
Manchuria
U.N
eThe
8Th
U. WN
Yalu River
Commies Dare U N to Stop Peace Talks
Amid a flurry of charges and denials the Koreans clash over a July August incident set near Kaesong. The Reds accuse allied planes of bombing Nam Il and threaten to break talks, while U N officers probe a mysterious flare drop and a possible propaganda maneuver.
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U.N
Kaesong
Munsan
Ridgway
Kim Il
Peng Teh Huai
Nam
Lisssen
U. N
Reds
A. J. Kinney
J. C. Murray
U.S. Air Force
Kinney
Chang Chun San
North Long Beach fair crowns queen at Houghton Park
One of ten lovely contestants will be crowned queen of the North Long Beach Community Fair and Festival at 9 o clock tonight in Houghton Park. The queen wins 250 dollars a wardrobe and an engraved gold bracelet. The two day fair opens from 1 p.m. to midnight today and tomorrow with baton twirling, majorettes, and judges from UCLA and Long Beach City College. Continuous entertainment, music for dancing, rides, and concession booths accompany the event sponsored by the North Long Beach Lions Club.
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Lavely
North Long Beach
Houghton Park
North
Ted Otis
Gordon Wheatly
UCLA
Santa Ana College
Don McCamptel
Long Beach Cit
Motorist Rams Cotton Stack in Wilmington Accident
Oliver Blowe, 42, of Long Beach, rammed his car into a stack of baled cotton on Pier A Street near Fries Avenue. He suffered bumps and bruises, was treated at Wilmington Receiving Hospital, and released. no damage to the cotton or vehicle was reported.
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Truman Boyd Manor
Long Beach
Pier A St
Fries Ave
Blowe
Wilmington Receiving Hospital
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Robert Schuman
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