Sailors Disperse Demonstrators at Banquet Over Tideland Ruling
Sailors clashed with demonstrators outside a banquet after ripping down protest signs amid a discussion on tidelands. Rep Walter criticized the Supreme Court ruling granting federal rights, arguing Texas remains a sovereign state with boundaries defined by its republic era. Rep Doyle announced Southern California hearings by the un-American activities committee, targeting Hollywood. local banquet leaders included Nelson McCook Sr. and T A Gregory.
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Walter
D.-Pa
Supreme Court
Court of
Texas
Union
United States
Tidelands
Clyde Doyle
Long Beach
UN- American Activities Investigating
California
Southland
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Nelson McCook Sr
T. A. Gregory
Boyle Linked to RFC Loans Amid Senate Probes
The testimony centers on Boyle allegedly receiving 38000 from American Lithofold Corp after RFC loan grants totaling 654000. Witnesses claim Boyle sought influence after becoming national chairman. Other figures named include Francis D. Flanagan, Gabe, and Eisen advisers to Truman.
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Tional
Carthage Hydrocar Co
Francis D. Flanagan
Gabrielson
RFC
Flanagan
Carthage Hydrocol
Brownsville
Texas
GOP
Gunderson
Boyle
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis
Willett
Donald S. Dawson
John R. Steelman
Truman
Matthew Connelly
Dawson
Steelman
Boston
White House
Boston Common
E. Merl Young
Senate Investigations
Thompson and Starett Co
Lustran Corp
Columbus
Ohio
Wren Manufacturing Co
Sam Marks
Copper City Mining Co
Wren
Alternate Helicopter Field Considered Near Auditorium Park
City Manager Samuel E. Vickers studies an alternate landing site at the Union Pacific property bounded by the Los Angeles River, Golden Ave, W Ocean Blvd, and Santa Cruz St. Park officials oppose due to nearby activity and parking. James W. Lantz Jr and Howard Jones push the park site, with LA Airways backing heliport plans between Long Beach and LAX opening next March.
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Auditorium Park
Samuel E. Vickers
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Los Angeles River Channel
Golden Ave
Ocean Blvd
Santa Cruz St
Gladys Schell
Schell
Virginia Russell
Commis
Sion
James W. Lantz
Red Overture Hints More Talks in Armistice Talks
Reports say civilians showed unusual friendliness toward UN officers as armistice talks appear rescheduled at the Reds’ request. General Ridgway offered to send liaison teams to restart discussions anytime, while insisting Reds decide when to resume. Early 6 a.m. timing sparks debate about possible renewed attacks. Nearby, four antiepidemic unit members were found armed with DDT and not mistreated during a Kaesong stay, according to UN command.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
U. N
Kaesong
Reds
Missing Russians Not Lost at All in Peace Talks
In Los Angeles on September 19, Soviet delegates S Petrov and K Ellimov did not vanish. They canceled their Chicago train tickets and stayed in the city likely for administrative work before flying back east, while the State Department explained they were assigned housing duties for the Soviet group at the San Francisco peace conference.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
S. Petrov
K. Ellimov
Chicago
State Department
Washington
Suffers Heart Attack in Trapped Elevator
Hollywood special counsel Thomas W. Beale age 60 of the House un American Activities Committee investigation of communism suffered a heart attack after being trapped in an elevator in Hollywood on September 19 authorities said.
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Hollywood
uPr
Thomas W. Beale
House un-American Activities Committee
McCracken Jury Gets Case Today
The district court heard closing remarks in the McCracken murder trial as Deputy Prosecutor Kneeland denounced the defense narrative of Patty’s death as pure fiction. Defense lawyers pledged to remove a child molester from society if McCracken is acquitted, while prior sex offense history and a former conviction for child stealing loom over the proceedings. The jury was discharged after disagreeing on the murder count.
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Davis
McCracken
Patty
Robert P. Kneeland
Chula
James C. Monroe
Meacken
Gardner
Long-Distance Call Finds Wallet Owner
In Chicago on September 19 Mrs. Tina Schwerin found a wallet with $119 in a taxicab and telephoned Los Angeles to locate the owner. Joseph Ondrasik, 78, a Los Angeles manufacturer, was staying at a hotel. He paid the $32.25 toll and rewarded Mrs. Schwerin with $80 for returning the purse.
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Chicago
Tina Schwerin
Los Angeles
Conventions Budget Hiked
The Long Beach Convention and Visitors' Bureau approves a 1951 52 budget of 26735 to attract conventions and tourism. Last year’s budget was about 20000. Bill Becker starts a two week drive to raise the remainder from 300 members, with detailed allocations for promotion advertising taxes and salaries.
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Long Beach
H. G. Markworth
Wilton Mojel
Larry Collins Jr
Bureau
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E. Broadway
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Remington 60
KAY Jewelers
Oan Lae
United States Testing Co
Pine Ave
Remington
Tagree
Acct
Columbia Presents
Betty Barclay
Columbi Weirst and Pacific
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