Europe Congress Seeks Hague Unity and Cooperation
The Europe Congress in Exterlaken Switzerland urged a preparatory conference with Europe and the Hague committee to draft a European constitutional framework. It called for a united approach with the European Inter parliamentary Union and proposed a joint plan for future federal structures. The president was instructed to contact the Hague committee and wire the plan during a late-night session.
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Exterlaken
Switzerland
Council of the
Rune Serene
Waa
Tole
Qlmanters
European Interparliamentary Union
Rome
Hague
Council
Servicemen Lose 130 Dollars While Stranded
Two sailors on shore leave in Long Beach had a total of 130 dollars stolen. Marine John A. Buck of Camp Pendleton reported 50 dollars taken from a glove compartment on Ocean Boulevard between Coronado and Renondo avenues. Ronald L. Williams of the San Diego Naval Base reported 40 dollars missing after sleeping during a bus ride.
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Long
Leach
John A. Buck
Camp Pendl¢ton
Ocean Blvd
Coronado
Renondo Aves
Ronald L. Williams
San Diego Naval Base
Long Beach
Catalina Crash Victim Recovering at Avalon Hospital
Robert Reynolds, 32, a Long Beach pilot for Amphibian Air Transport, Inc, is recovering after a Catalina Island crash yesterday morning. He suffered possible chest injuries and other damages when returning to Long Beach from Avalon after transporting passengers.
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Avalon
Robert 3. Reynolds
Long Beach
Amphibian Air Transport, Inc
Catalina Island
Navy Plans Three Antisub Forces
Navy outlines three antisubmarine task forces led by new hunter killer ships to hunt Soviet subs. Rear Admiral Charles B. Momsen says undersea cruisers will coordinate air sea and submerged search ops using planes ships and submarines. He foresees the submariner as the ultimate weapon in anti-submarine warfare.
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Washington
Navy
Charles B. Momsen
Naval
Wil
Russia
Iowa
Momsen
Jung
Perast
Dixiecrat Emissary Seeks Colorado Ballot Placement
Denver reports Walk er Wood, former Mississippi secretary of State, arrived to help place the States' Rights party on the November ballot. Wood served 22 years in Mississippi office before his retirement.
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Denver
Dixiecrats
Colorado
States’ Rights Party
Walker Wood
Mississippi
Ice age could return with California irrigation surge
Glacier expert Oliver Kehriein warned that expanding California irrigation projects may increase atmospheric moisture and cloud formation, potentially cooling summers and reversing current warming trends. He said sustained moisture could lead to more frequent storms and a gradual temperature decline, risking a regional ice age.
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San Francisco
California
United States
California Academy of Sciences
Oliver Kehriein
Kehriein
Prospective Navy Arrivals and Sailings Notice
The document lists prospective arrivals and sailings for navy ships and support vessels. It mentions ships such as Lacy Vokoautta and Gin Bay along with routes to San Francisco and other ports, noting tentative dates subject to change. It references tankers, engineers, and submariner personnel in a transit and dispatch context.
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Arrivan
Boace
Tentaive
Ulda
Lacy Vokoautta
Bent
Ken
Schuman Strives to Form Cabinet in Paris
Paris reports Robert Schuman withdrew his resignation as premier and began a second bid to form a government. Sources say he may have reached a compromise on economic policy with the socialists, aiming to persuade the National Assembly for confirmation in this new attempt.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Vincent Aurio
Office Building Erection Planned at Fourth Street and Rose Ave
Remodeling will convert an existing building now housing a cleaning business into a two story structure with two storefront rooms and five offices. The addition covers 2600 square feet and will be designed to easily convert to apartments. Exterior frame and stucco materials will be used. The project is valued at $20,000 and is expected to begin soon.
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Fourth St
Rose Ave
Graham Featherman
Roger Nissen
Featherran
North Long Beach to Form Boys Club
A meeting of the North Long Beach Boys Club Starting Council announced plans to organize a new club. Chairman McCafferty noted the Rome of Hon McCafferty at 3630 Walnut Ave with Jay Greeley reporting a committed banking plan and invitations from national and local leaders. preliminary steps include affiliating with the Red Feather agency and seeking support from Judge Fred Mer and Carleton S. Wallace.
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A. North
Long Beach
Natenee Clubs of America
North
Royal Club
McCafferty
Fred Mer
Carleton S. Wallace
Nei the. Ees Group
Red Feather Agency
Olympic Track Coach to Address Long Beach Breakfast
Dean Cromwell, retired USC track coach who led the U S team to victory in London, will speak at a breakfast meeting of Long Beach school physical education supervisors. The event is Saturday at 7:45 a m at Silverado Park Clubhouse. Interested persons in the Long Beach physical education program are invited. reservations through Walter L Scott before May.
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Dean Cromwell
University of Southern, California
London
Long Beach
Silverado Park
Walter L. Scott
Army Patrols Cuban City in Calbarien Disorder
Army and police patrolled Calbarien Cuba forcing some residents to sweep streets strewn with trash tacks and debris to clear traffic. Sixteen local civil committee leaders jailed for disturbing the peace were released by a court.
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Caibarien
Cuba
Calbariga
Calbarien
Havana
Civb Committee
Jewish Center to Open October First in Long Beach
Formal opening of a new Jewish Center and community council headquarters for a youth program will be held around October 1 in the Masonic Building at 835 Locust Ave. Irving Sineider announced the establishment of the center, voted by a new board naming Sam Ledder president and other officers.
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Hees
Jewish, Community Council
Jewish Center Ag
Locust Ave
David Fouer
Hush Kaplan
Problem for Judge Hutchinson Petitions Quiet Dogs
A court petition filed in Hutchinson Kansas asks the judge to issue a ruling over a dog issue. Petitioner Walter Keyte named I. W. Hall as defendant and seeks to restrain Hall's dogs from barking.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Abe Walter Keyte
Keyte
I. W. Hall
Hall
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