Deserter says North Koreans seek armistice
1st Lt. Lee Dong Yup, a former Red intelligence officer who defected to UN forces, reports low morale in the North Korean army and says civilians favor an armistice under any conditions. He quotes upper class support for repatriation and notes Red propaganda about UN germ warfare.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Lee Dong Yup
Tokyo
Manchuria
Red China
Lee
Sinuiju
U. N
Donors and recipients named in Stevenson fund list
A statement released by Illinois governor at a Indianapolis hotel press conference names contributors and recipients tied to Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson's special expense fund. The fund was created to supplement state salaries and the list was not to be public until 5 p.m. Long Beach time. Reports indicate about $18,000 gifted from a campaign fund.
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Chicago
Adlai I. Stevenson
Tknois
Indianapolis
Stevenson
Illinois
Long Beach
Navy probes narcotics aboard carrier Boxer in San Francisco
The U S Navy said intelligence and customs officers conducted a stem to stern search aboard the carrier Boxer for drugs. Seven crew members are under investigation for suspected misconduct, with one small bottle of amphetamine found and a past heroin transaction alleged during Yokosuka repairs. Captain M B Gurney noted a trusted man supplied heroin from a Japanese source and was stabbed at sea as the ship left Honolulu.
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San Francisco
Navy
U. S
12Th Naval District
Korea
M. B. Gurney
Yokosuka Naval Base
Gurney
Guney
Honolulu
Death Takes Philosopher Santayana in Rome Convent
Rome reports the death of Spanish born philosopher and poet George Santayana at 89 in a Rome convent hospital. The Harvard trained author of The Last Puritan died after a stomach hemorrhage diagnosed as stomach cancer. He will be buried in Rome where he spent the last 25 years, after a long illness.
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Rome
George Santayana
Harvard University
Santayana
The
Blue Sisters of
Harvard
Altet
Istanbul
Turkey
Goslavia
Pavle Yaktchiteh
Greece
Ankara
Tstanbu
Athens
Weather outlook with clouds and drizzle across weekend
Low clouds and fog tonight and Sunday morning then clearing Sunday afternoon. Scattered drizzle early morning. Little temperature change Sunday.
Four Azusa Women Burned by Lightning Bolt
Four Azusa women were hospitalized with serious lightning burns after a severe electrical storm struck in the Sierra Madre foothills near West Covina. They were picking strawberries when the bolt hit. all were treated for burns and shock at West Covina Hospital. Injuries involved Mary Chayora 20 Angier Cameron 21 Saily Cameron 17 Carmen Juarez 24, all Azusa. The incident struck a plant site where seven people were killed in a blast nearby, with ten houses damaged. Employers Ted and Larry Heigs rushed the women to hospital.
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Covina
Ile
Pusan
Korea
Explo
Sierra Madre Foothills
Jalves
Susan
West Covina Hospital
Mary Chayora
Angier
Cameron
Saily Cameron
Carmen Juarez
Azusa
Ted
Larry Heigs
No Intention of Breaking Up Says Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan said their divorce is off indefinitely after a publicized meeting at Aly’s Neuilly mansion. Rita noted she does not plan to press preliminary Reno papers, while Aly stated they have no intention of breaking up, citing both partners’ separate careers and a desire for a stable home for their children Yasmin and future outcomes.
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Paris
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Rita
U. S
Aly
Reno, Ney
Alya
Fraice
Reno
Hollywood
United States
le Havre
Neuilly
Aga Khan
Riviera
Yasmin
Lausanne
Switzerland
Orson Welles
Princess Aly Khan
Fourth Hurricane Brews in Atlantic
Miami observers report two hurricanes forming in the Atlantic with Charlie, the third storm, advancing northeast at 23 mph and winds near 125 mph. A fourth storm, Dog, was about 50 miles east of Antigua moving west-northwest at 10 mph with 75 mph winds near the center.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Carolina
Charlie
Cape Hattaras
N. C
Miami Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Antigua
British West Indies
Ike Escapes Injury As Ramp Breaks In Richmond
In Richmond Virginia the Republican nominee Dwight D Eisenhower escaped injury when a wooden ramp collapsed during a crowded reception at the state house lawn. He was helped to safety by Senator William Knowland and brushed off the incident with a grin. Eisenhower flies to Columbia for rest before a campaign swing to the south and west.
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Richmond
Val
Dwight D. Eiserhower
Dixie
Columbia
D. C
Fisenhower
Cived
New York
Columbia University
Virginia State House
Harry F. Byrd
Eisenhower
Hapitol
Wiliam S. Knowland
Waite
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sighting Reaches of Kaiyo Maru Wo 5 Sunk Near Tokyo
A Japanese coast guard ship Kaiyo Maru Wo 5, with 31 aboard, was believed sunk after a volcano eruption or tidal wave. Wreckage sighted 200 miles south of Tokyo by a tuna boat and another coast guard vessel. The Kaiyo Maru Wo 5 had vanished since last Tuesday during a scientific expedition near the Myojin Reefs.
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Tokyo
Japanese Coast Guard
Maritime Security Board
Coast Guard
Pacific Ocean
Myojin
Maritime Board
Truman Off Tonight for Whistle-Stops
President Truman heads on a coast to coast whistle-stop tour in support of Adlai Stevenson. He will speak in at least 24 states delivering numerous addresses while assailing Eisenhower. Margaret Truman travels with him. Bess Truman remains home.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
Stevenson
Dent
Cave
Margaret
Wile Stevenson
Detroit
Chester
Mont
Hungry Horse Dam
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Wash
San Francisco
Provo
Utah
Shenandoah
Iowa
Budtelg
N. Y
New York City
Titer Dam
Mr. Truman
California Clocks Set Back for Standard Time Change
Long Beach and much of the nation move from 2 4 a.m. to 1 4 a.m. Sunday as Daylight Saving ends. Transit lines and railroads adjust. travelers keep the same clock hour. Radio and TV programs have minor shifts. California bar hours extend by an hour. Penal Code offers no punishment for early clock setting.
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Long Beach
Long Beach City Lines
Long Beach Motor Bus Ca
Pacific Electrc
Greyhound
Continental Trailways
Burlington Trail Ways
California
U.N. Declares Naval Blockade Across Korean Peninsula
Gen Mags W Clark announces a sea defense zone extending 12 miles from Korea's east and west coasts, its reach nearly to Russia and China. The blockade aims to prevent coastal attacks and safeguard United Nations communication lines, with Vice Adm Briscoe directing operations.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Mags W. Clark
U.N
Clark
Cheju
Kope
North Korea
Korea
Russia
China
U.S. Navy
Adm
Robert P. Briscoe
US. Naval Forces
Far East
U. WN
Mice and Monkeys Survive 38 Mile Rocket Flight
The Air Force released tests showing two mice and two monkeys endure weightless conditions during a 38 mile rocket flight from Holloman AFB New Mexico. One mouse clung to a shelf, another floated freely but steadied, while both monkeys remained strapped and anesthetized. The trials recorded blood pressure, pulse and breathing data and indicated humans may function normally under rocket forces.
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Washington
Air Force
Holloman Air Force Base
N. M
Earth
Where to Find It shows scattered sections and page references
The notice lists where to locate different items in the newspaper such as Boyle Pags A-2 and 7, Churches pages A-6,7, Classifieds Be2 to Be5, Comics A-10, Crossword B-2, and other sections like Obituaries B-2, Sports A-8, and Temp Women's Activities, guiding readers to page numbers and areas for each content category.
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Boyle
Southland
Temp
Allies Win 7 Hour Battle for Hill
In Korea's western front, U S and Belgian forces battled Chinese Reds for seven hours, reporting many Chinese killed. Elements of the Third Infantry Division Seventh Regiment defended the hill three miles northeast of Kelly Will in the Chorwon sector. A Belgian unit attached to the division joined the main battle after a brief engagement. Several MIG jets were claimed shot down, with one U N plane lost.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Third Infantry
Kelly Will
Chorwon
U.N
Plastic Firm Fire Destroys Tubin Plastics at Lockheed Terminal
An explosion and fire at Tubin Plastics Co in Burbank threatened Lockheed Aircraft buildings. The Christmas decorations maker, located on Lockheed Terminal's northeast boundary, was destroyed by the blaze.
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Burbank
Lockheed Aircraft
Tubin Plastics Co
Lockheed
Gridder Murdered In Gangland Style Rival Held
Detroit report says 18 year old James Morton was gunned down on a downtown street after a city league game. A 17 year old rival, Charles Goodloe, was charged with murder after allegedly admitting responsibility. Police tied motive to a postgame scuffle with Goodloe. A friend named Charles Sawyer described the sequence at a neighborhood juke joint.
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Gridder
Detroit
James Morton
Charles Goodise
Morton
Maumes
Oho
Ohio
Matton
Charles Sawyer
Fern
Goodlee
Motton
Goodloe
Sawyer
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Prince
Ike
Jack Belly
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Alcatraz Island
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Haroldine Jones
Harold €. Dwyer
Golden Gate
San Pedro
New Sea
Plastic Firm Fire Perils Lockheed
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