Three Hurt One Seriously in Two Traffic Accidents
In two night crashes here three people were injured with one seriously. Margaret S. Folsom, 25, of 1822 Cedar Ave, suffered a skull fracture and shoulder injuries in a three car collision at Klow St and Golgen Ave and was taken to Sea alde Hospital. John P. Dana, 20, of 6020 Gardenia Ave, was lightly hurt and cited for following too closely speeding and no license. Raymond J. DeBoer, 50, of Gardens, uninjured. In the second accident, Mrs. Lana A. Price, 46, of 902 Maine Ave, was struck by a car at Minth St and Pacific Ave, suffering minor injuries. Driver John C. Treus, 18, of 4506 Banner Dr, was cited for failure to grant the right of way.
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Gardenia Ave
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Maine ‘Ave
Minth St
Pacific Ave
John C
Treus
Banner Dr
Three L B Area Men Wounded in Korea War
Three Long Beach area servicemen are listed as wounded in action in Korea by the Department of Defense. Sgt. James Monroe Branson, 40 Alamitos Ave, longtime Marine, previously resided in Santa Rosa. Sgt. William Gardner Jones, 341 13th St Seal Beach, Huntington Beach High School alum, Marine four years, two years in prior service in China. Sgt. Robert Russe Sturman, Marine Corps, husband of Mrs. R. R. Sturman, formerly of Ocean Blvd. 1007 EB.
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J. M. Branson
Alamitos Ave
Marine Corps
Santa Rosa
Long Beach
William Gardner Jones
Lester W. Jones
13Th St
Seal Beach
Huntington Beach High School
China
Robert Russe Sturman
R. R. Sturman
Ocean Blvd
Eisler Attends Berlin Conference Amid Purge Rumors
Berlin Sept 2 Gerhart Eisler, long rumored by Moscow to be on an East German purge list, attended a conference on price cuts in the Soviet occupied zone. Soviet controlled Ada News Agency dispatches report.
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Lakewood Auto Crash Fatal to LB Man and Wife
Two occupants of a Long Beach car died after a collision with a speeding auto driven by Dickinson near Bellflower. The crash occurred as a signal was run and Britton's car, heading east, was struck in the intersection. Dickinson faces possible manslaughter charges. Bodies were taken to White's Funeral Home. Survivors include two sons and five daughters.
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New Red Attacks Peril Taegu Anew
North Korea launched fresh assaults along a wide frontline threatening Taegu and Pusan. U N forces reported heavy fighting across Waegwan Kigye and Masan while the 25th Division and Marines regrouped to blunt the later blow. Planes bombed and strafed Red positions as Washington tracked shifting fronts near the Nam and Naktong rivers.
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U.S
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Yongsan
Fae
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Associated Press
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25Th Division
Naktong
Swinton
U. S. Army
Military Academy Admits Students in San Diego
An advertisement outlines a fully accredited military academy in San Diego California. It mentions summer sessions, a 15 month program, and contact details for enrollment inquiries with a pre-kit and application steps.
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Attlee Defends Sale of Tools to Russians
Britain will not permit sales of machine tools to Russia to damage defense needs, Prime Minister Attlee announced on a nationwide broadcast. He indicated some tools with strategic value may be sold under preexisting contracts, but emphasized no halted deliveries. Attlee urged openness for peace talks while defending Britain’s stance and noting inspectors’ presence in factories.
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Military Spending Bill Signed by President
President Trumaway signed legislation authorizing the military to spend 16.771 billion dollars in emergency defense funds. Congress continues work to appropriate the funds with the House already onboard and Senate action expected, though amendments to raise the amount are anticipated.
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Baruch Involved in Queens Car Crash No Injuries
New York Sept 2 UP financier Bernard Baruch was shaken up but uninjured after a sedan collision in Queens while driving home from a race track. Three girls suffered slight injuries in the accident. Baruch was being driven by his chauffeur when the crash occurred.
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Brother and sister commit to state hospital after neglect
In Waterbury area police report a brother Bernard Galligan and sister Mary Calligan 60 and 47 were confined to a locked upstairs room found to have signs of neglect. A cousin Agnes Griffin described prior illness and a moldy soup kitchen in the home. Doctors said Miss Calligan had a nervous breakdown years ago and the couple were ordered held for 30 days for psychiatric evaluation.
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Waterbury Conn
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Associated Press
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Middletown State USA
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Yin
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Joseph RB
Bender
Galligan
Agnes Griffin
Frigerator
Miss Griffin
Joseph Slavin
Heroic Company Saves Full Yank Division in Ridge Fight
An armored assault on a ridge sees the third platoon of George Company under Lt. Col. Wilkins and Cpl. Poovey hold firm amid heavy losses. Air strikes and tank support rescue the beleaguered unit as they bring out wounded and link with the second platoon. Hashimoto and Hash are praised for bravery while remaining details show grim toll.
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Chicago
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John L. Wilkins Jr
New York
Henry J. van der Mause
Luxemburg
Wis
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Cpl
Junius G. Poovey
Hickory
N.C
Cer
Col. Wilkins
Wilkins
Reda
U. S
Cpl. Poovey
Moro
Truman to Spend Long Weekend in Seclusion
Washington Sept 2 UP President Truman will retreat to Blair House for a Labor Day weekend in seclusion with family. Mrs Truman plans to depart before Monday for Independence Missouri while Margaret Truman will stay in Washington. No decision on major issues before Tuesday at the earliest.
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Labor Day
Oroville Woman Wins Show Home at Long Beach Show
In Provide California resident Inez M. Bruce won a two bedroom show home valued at 10 000 at the Long Beach Better Homes and Sports Show closing event in Municipal Auditorium. More than 30 000 visitors toured the home located beside the auditorium. The winner must claim the prize by 7 p m. The Lone Beach Board of Realtors will move it within the city.
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