Redlands Bowl Parade Highlights Community Talent
A colorful Redlands Bowl parade delighted 5000 spectators with floats cars and equestrian units from Redlands and neighboring towns. Top entries included the Long Beach police mounted unit the March Air Force Base band and the American Legion 40. Winners earned prizes from 25 to 10 dollars while Junior Associates fundraiser banners urged support for Redlands Community Music Association concerts opening July 1.
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Redlands
Besch Mounwil Police
Palomaus
March Air Force Base
Dalton Air Force Base
American Legion
Barbara Lyddane
University of Redland
Gene Hughes
Young Republicans
Nelson-Kins
Palm Springs
Douglas Hughes
Robert Kahl
Milton Garr
Redlands Commounity Music Association
Olive
State
State Street
Orange
City Hall
Vine
Bow
American Legion Color Guard
Joseph
Chuck) Rodriguez
San Bernadino
Levi
Mors Ousham
Jim Layton
Lavonna
Redlands High School
Arto
Muir Sisters
Sandra
Carolyn
Amenea
Dianne Pettet
Mus
Junor Chamber of Commerce
Ailesambo Duneigh School
San Berndied
Altied
Regbuck
Redlands Fire Department
Red Crnss Motor Corps
Norton Air Base
March Community Atusk Association
Junior Associates
Grace Mullen
John Pike
W. E Slaughter
Garon Haycock
Pike
Long Beach
Redlands Arabian Horse
Legion Locome
Sylvan Park
Weather in Southern California May Clear This Weekend
Southern California will see mostly clear conditions today tonight and Sunday with variable late night and morning coastal cloudiness Slightly warmer weather is expected in much of the western portion Noon readings report a high of 66 and a low of 46 One year ago today highs reached 71 lows 53 Cloudy this morning but likely clearing this afternoon Jimmy Cub notes busy days ahead with commencements a big parade and more The chatter includes a biscuit joke about oven duties and a light homey aside
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California
Attentons
West Portion
Jimmy Cub
Jimmy
Redlands Green
James
Wanger Begins Prison Term at County Farm
Walter Wanger, 61, arrived at a county honor prison farm to begin a four month sentence for shooting Jennings Lang, believed Lang was courting his wife. He wore a blue denim outfit and a doctor noted Bat feet, but he was not required to work in the fields. Captain Ambrose Stewart assured him.
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Castric
Walter Wanger
Daya
Woman Sues Boston Braves Over Batting Practice Injury
Mrs Jean Belson of Back Bay sues for 10000 in Superior Court claiming she was struck by a baseball with great force while watching batting practice from a box seat before the Braves Cardinals game on August 2 1950 in Boston.
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Boston
Back Bay
Boston Braves
Jean Belson
Superior Court
Claims Too Inclusive Quieted Over Old Chief Medicine
Pure Food and Drug agents ordered 73 year old Alphonse McCree to stop claiming his Old Chief medicine cures nervousness and obesity. He lists ingredients including skunk cabbage calm hops corn silk mistletoe horsetail grass and marshmallows.
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Detroit
Pure Food and Drug
Alphonse McCree
Townsend to Speak at Townsend National Convention in Long Beach
Dr Francis E. Townsend, founder of the Townsend pension movement, will headline the 12th Townsend National Convention in Long Beach, opening a four day session June 16. He will be joined by his son Robert Townsend, general manager of the Townsend headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Long Beach
Francis E. Townsend
The
American Pension Movement
Robert
Townsend National
Cleveland
Ohio
Removal of Controls Opposed in Defense Act Debate
Washington officials warned that removing controls from certain materials could cripple mobilization and strain the newsprint supply. The amendment, added to the Defense Production Act, alarms mobilization officials over material allocation for defense production. The administration campaigns to defeat the Senate amendment sponsored by Senator Homer Ferguson.
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Washington
Senate Wednesiday
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Congress
Fraternities Hear penalties over campus lingerie raid
In Los Angeles USC officials fined six fraternities 15 to 120 dollars to compensate damaged and lost property from last month's panty raid. Three principal instigators were suspended until February and seven others placed on probation with five given warnings.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California Coeds
Russian Jets Buzz Plane Of US Ambassador
U S ambassador to Austria Walter J Donnelly said two Soviet MiG fighters deliberately buzzed the Air Force plane he was in during a Vienna to Paris flight. He said the incident occurred over the Russian zone air corridor in Austria and the pilots came within about 250 feet on two passes.
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Washington
Walter J. Donnelly
U.S
Austia
Vienna
Paris
Donnelly
Austria
U. S
Berlin
Air France
Air Force
Tullin
UN Delegates Walk Out On Korean Truce Talks
UN delegates broke off the deadlocked armistice talks at Panmunjom and left the Communist delegations astonished. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison pledged a return at 7 pm next Tuesday or later if desired, saying Allies are fed up with stalling. The one remaining dispute is prisoners refusing repatriation, with no side willing to yield.
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Panmunjom
United Nations
William K Harrison
Reds
PDT
Rhee Angrily Promises Plot Details Soon
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee blasted United Nations guidance in the Korea crisis and vowed to publicly reveal a Communist bribery plot as soon as evidence is gathered. He criticized U N calls and defended martial law and arrests of assembly members while Lie urged patience.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
United Nations
Ius
National Assembly
Trygve Lie
U.N
Lie
Rhee
Truman
Britain
Australia
France
USN
Knight Named Father Of Year From Miracle Mile
Los Angeles businessman and Miracle Mile resident Gov Goodwin J. Knight was named Father of the Year by the Miracle Mile Association for his roles as a father and grandfather, his public service, and his state work.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
The
Miracle Mile Assn
Knight
Miracle Mile
Buddies Honor Truman With Hillbilly Title
In Springfield Missouri President Truman was named an honorary Ozark hillbilly at the 35th Division reunion breakfast. The event mixed ceremony with a floor show as red jacked singers and a fox-hound mimic entertained. A Shrine breakfast drew delegates wives children and movie-star assistants while a hunting bit replaced the traditional fox hunt.
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Springfield
Truman
Ozark
Democratic Organization
Shrine Mosque
Mr. Truman
Steel wage talks resume with optimistic mood
Washington officials, unions, and industry negotiators in White House aided talks on the six day old steel strike. President Truman directed John R. Steelman to oversee discussions as weekend sessions suggested progress toward a settlement early next week.
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Washington
TG United Steelworker
John R. Steelman
Truman
Police Raid Paris Reds Sweep Targets Across France
Paris police raided Communist strongholds in Paris and Brest and other naval base cities seeking proof of a Red plot to overthrow the government. A Toulon naval court reported proof the Communist party acted against external security for a foreign power. Death penalty possible. speculation rises that the government may outlaw the party with about 700,000 members and 5,000,000 votes in the latest election.
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Paris
Brest
Toulon
Mediterranean
Pinay
French Communist Party
Prison Expansion Needs Revealed
SANTA MONICA. Richard A. McGee, director of California's Department of Corrections, said population forecasts indicate California must provide facilities for 15 000 to 16 000 adult prisoners by 1960. He told delegates that the current population is 12 801 and that two new institutions plus completion of two existing ones will be required by 1960.
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Santa Monica
California
Tear Gas Ends Argument in St Louis Shooting
Frank Schumacher, driven to tears after an argument with landowner Mack Wilson, 58, alleges Wilson shot him in the eyes with a fountain pen tear gas pistol during the altercation in St Louis, Missouri.
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St, Louis, Moe
ULP
Frank Schumacher
Mack Wilson
Schumacher
British Guards Hurl Grenades into Koje Camp
KOJE ISLAND Korea UP Six tear gas grenades were hurled by British guards to break a rare defiance by Communist prisoners in Compound 66. Maj Downey Bancroft said prisoners were given 10 minutes to remove blankets from the fence before the action. American troops studied tactics to split compounds next week starting with Compound 76 where Col Francis T. Dodd was held hostage for 78 hours after May 7.
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Koje Island
Korea
King’s Shropshire Light Infantry
Downey Bancroft
Francis T. Dodd
Sabrejets Down 15 Red Migs in Two Weeks
In air battles over Korea the Sabrejets claim 15 MiG-18s shot down by F-86s with no losses to them. Five Air Force reports seven MiGs fallen Friday and two damaged, totaling nine downed and three damaged for the week. An F-51 Mustang damaged a fourth. Past week saw six more MiGs downed. UN losses include an F-80, a T-6, and a B-26 from various causes.
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Seoul
Korea
5Th Air Force
United Nations
No Significance In Russ Switch
Washington officials said the switch of Russian ambassadors carries no particular significance in the cold war. A recall of Soviet Ambassador Alexander S. Panyushkin would have been ominous if the post remained unfilled. Panyushkin announced his recall to Moscow, and Georgi Nikolajevich Zarubin, recalled as ambassador to London, is expected to succeed him.
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Washington
U.S
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Panyushkin
Moscow
Georgi Nikolaevich Zarubin
London
Truman Defends Air Supremacy in Korea and Warns of New Attacks
Springfield dispatch reports President Truman rebuking Taft and critics of the Ai Defense program. He said American planes can bomb the enemy at will in Korea and maintain air supremacy over North Korea, while warning of possible new Soviet offensives and dangers from the Kremlin. He noted limits at the Yalu river and urged vigilance against relaxation of defense.
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Springfield
Truman
Robert Taft
Korea
North Korea
Taft
Koreas
Kremlin
Yalu River
Taft Gains 20 Delegates as Indiana Tilt Increases
Indiana Republicans elected 20 Taft supporting delegates and 2 pro Eisenhower. Taft expected to win 10 more at today’s second session. United Press tally shows Taft 457 delegates to Eisenhower 303 with 604 needed for nomination.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Dwight DB. Eisenhower
Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
United Press
Taft
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Joseph Stalin
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Indo- China
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Townsend
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Bolt
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U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Will
Koje Camp
No. Korea
Yalu
Ike
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