Nixon Roosevelt talk to be held in Los Angeles hotel
Political news outlines a Nixon Roosevelt discussion replacing a postponed debate with Helen Gahagan Douglas for the California Senate race. The event, at the Parkmer Hotel ballroom in Los Angeles, includes substitute plans and remarks on differences with Douglas. Brown pledges to win California tidelands disputes. Veterans for Warren, local political notes, and short items fill the page.
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Richard Nixon
Candi- Hoosevelt
United States
Nexdt
Helen Gahagan Ughas
Douglas
Pysmore
Los Angeles
Mrs. Douglas
Nisan
Nixon
Lauterbach Dies of Poliomyelitis at 36
Richard Lauterbach, 36, foreign correspondent, author and editor, died today of polio at Wilde Parker Hospital. He was a former senior editor of Life Magazine and its chief correspondent in Russia during the 1942 43 war. He later worked for the New York Star in 1948 49.
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New York
Richard
Lauterbach
Poln
Wil Dard Parker Hospital
Life Magazine
Russia
New York Star
Winter Sports Film to be Shown in Hanover Club
A winter sports film will be shown to University Club members and guests tomorrow at 7:30 p m in the Lafayette Hotel. The showing was arranged through Charles W Campbell and Louis Gove graduates of Dartmouth, who organized the event at Hanover New Hampshire.
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Hanover
Lafayette Hotel
Charles W. Campbell
Louis Gove
Dartmouth
Texans Pay Fine for GI in Korea
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Sept 20 UP A Marine in Korea can quit worrying about a traffic ticket he received here the day before he shipped to the Far East The city commission paid the ticket for Private Edison F Allen of Beaumont Texas who wrote the clerk that he was shipped so quickly he had no time to pay He was told the ticket was paid and that he should return to Corpus Christi Mayor Leslie Wasserman ordered the clerk to write Allen and invite his return to the city】
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Korea
Far East
Pfc
Edison F. Allen
Beaumont
U. S
Leslie Wasserman
C. W. Waetters
Alten
Monopolies Balk Marshall Plan Speaker LB Warns
Attorney George Johnson, former FBI agent, warned Shrine Club members at a Wilton Hotel luncheon that monopolies in Europe hinder Marshall Plan production and competition. He cited low wages, unemployment, high prices, and scarce equipment while noting European desire for higher living standards and shaky governments. J Steve Carney chaired, J W Bill Punt presided.
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George Johnson
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Wilton Hotel
Huncheon
Johnson
FBI
Shriners
Shrivers
Europe
America
Abl
Russia
J. Steve Carney
J. W
Bill) Punt
P T A Members Call on Homes for Community Chest Drive
P T A volunteers across Long Beach city join the annual Red Feather Community Chest appeal opening October 3. About 450 members are expected to volunteer, led by colonels co colonels and captains of the PTA and Long Beach BTA, with numerous named members across schools and districts assisting in fund drive efforts.
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Community Chest
Mbers
P.T
Pst
Timates
Long Beach
B.T. A
Phil Humphreys
Horace .Mann
Poug Bartlett
Whittier
Gail Ely
Willard
Albin Larson
J. L. Portlock
John Muir
A. D. Plamondon
Lee
R. A. Embree
Dominguez
W. B. Jones
Garfield
William. Searcy
Muir
M. L. Shoup
Signal
Stanley Wise
Ant
Octavia Arno
Donald Giles
Mark
Twain
M. J. Austin
John Filson
J. W. Freed
Donald Kessinger
J. R. Masterson
Whittler
Chris Bach
Franklin
Herbert Barber
Washington
Yda
Barneard
W. S
Kiester
Roosevelt
Clifford
BR. Bible
Kenneth Greer
Lois Hiatt
J. C. Warren
Signal “Hill
E. D. Powers
Starr King
T. R. Scofield
Will Rogers
Bret
Judgments Totaled 674601.95 in 1947 Electro Plating Suit
Los Angeles reports that a Superior Court awarded 674601.95 in judgments to 202 claimants who sued O Connor Electro Plating Co after the 1947 blast that killed 17 and razed a block of industrial property. Judge Henry M Wills noted the defendant had only 50000 in assets to cover the awards.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Henry M. Wills
O'Connor Electro-Plating Co
City Officials to Attend Parleys in Dallas and St Louis
Park Superintendent Ernest Barker and a park commissioner will attend a park executives convention in Dallas on September 25 to 23 with expenses up to 442.90 dollars. Juvenile Welfare head Joseph M. Kenrick will attend the national conference of juvenile agencies in St Louis on October 7 to 12 with expenses up to 350 dollars. Both actions approved by City Council yesterday.
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Ernest Barker
Dallas
Joseph M. Kenrick
Juvenile Welfare Department
National Conference of Juvenile Agencies
St. Louis
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Pat) Brown
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