Long Beach Soldiers Serving in Korea and Fort Crowder
In Korea the 7th Infantry Division includes Pvt Renato A LoAlba 25 son of Mr and Mrs Raffaele de LoAlba 1889 Locust Avenue Long Beach. At Fort Crowder Pvt Robert O Day serves with the 5016th Area Service Unit. Pvt Day, married to Linda of Long Beach, entered the Army February 1954 after basic training at Fort Ord and is a former student of Long Beach City College. Pfc William E Sansen 23 son of William H Sansen 5510 Ej Jardin Street Long Beach spent a week’s leave in Tokyo from his Korean unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Crowder
Robert O. Day
Linda
E. Artesia
Long Beach
5016Th
Day
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Korea
Renato A. LoAlba
Raffaele de LoAlba
Locust Avenue
7Th
LoAlbo
31St
Far East
Long Beach City College
Tokyo
William E. San‘sen
William H. Sanson
Jardin Street
Japan
Our Men in Service Pictures From the Front
Pfc. Raymond L Waters of Long Beach Calif plays basketball with Headquarters Company E 18th Regiment First Infantry Division in Korea. Waters enlisted November 1953 and arrived overseas last May. Cpl Dan N Eddow of Long Beach wife Miki lives at 2363 West 20th Street is a radar repairman with the 181st Signal Depot Company. He entered the Army August 1953 and arrived overseas August 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Waiters
Raymond L. Waters
Homer Waters
Elsa Street
Long Beach Calif
Giany Wish Company E
Waters
Eddow
Shigetoki Eddow
181St Signal Depot Company
Army
Army unit notes reflect Long Beach soldiers in Germany and Fort Lewis
Pvt Paul C Gibson Jr wife Pendine 319 Her mosa Ave Long Beach serves with First Infantry Division Big Red 1 in Germany training with field problems. His San Pedro friend driver in 32nd Field Artillery Battalion Headquarters Patrol lives 633 Crestwood Dr San Pedro. Pfc David R Ware 20 son of A D Ware 819 W Third St Long Beach recently graduated from Nor Commissioned Officers Academy at Fort Lewis Washington after serving as squad tester in 82nd Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion Battery D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paul C. Gibson, Jr
Pendine
Hermosa Avenue
Long Beach
Europe
Crestwood Drive
San Pedro
32Nd Field Artillery Battalion
Pattol
Army
Fort Lewis Wash
David R. Ware
A. D. Ware
Third St
Calif
2Nd Infantry
Fort Lewis
Wash
82Nd
D. Ware
Army NCOs Serve in Korea Amid Training Steps
Sanson, stenographer with the 8102nd Army Unit, Korea, entered service in 1953 and arrived overseas last August after graduating from Stanford University in 1953. Sgt. Keith R. Alway, son of Mr and Mrs Keith Alway of Long Beach, serves with the 7th Infantry Division in Korea. He joined in 1953, completed basic at Fort Ord, and is a former Long Beach City College student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAC
Dolores F. Critchlow
Long Beach
Ryukyus Command
Okinawa
Sergeant Critchlow
G. Maunsell
Redondo
Womens Army Corps
Presidio of
San Francisco
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Sanson
Korea
Stanford University
Keith R. Alway
Keith Alway
Novara Drive
7Th Infantry
Alway
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Long Beach City College
Tiny Kingdom Serves as Drug Testing Ground
A USC Los Angeles zoology report by Dr J A Gross notes a micro kingdom of protozoa and other unicellular organisms called Protista as a promising platform for drug evaluation. The single cells’ metabolism mirrors higher animals, offering metabolic parallels and space and cost advantages for studying drug effects and cell life processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gross
U.S. Public Health
Department of Zoology
Los Angeles
University of California
Gross
Dr. Gross
Aluminum firm predicts atomic power supplement within decade
An aluminum company executive forecasts American industry will use atomic energy as a supplemental power source within ten years. The opinion highlights potential rapid adoption and the role of nuclear energy in boosting industrial output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluminum
The Husband's Corner on Marriage Duty and Wives
A dated essay argues men marry as duty and protect women from spinsterhood. It urges wives to honor husbands, acknowledge their sacrifices, and keep them content. The piece closes with a Ralph Waldo Emerson quote on progress.
New Year's Day Baby for Doyle Family
Mr and Mrs Byron Doyle of 323 Tenth Street welcome a son born January 1 at Los Cerritos hospital weighing over eight pounds. The baby has been named Walter Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Doyle
Tenth Street
Los Cerritos Hospital
Removing the Appendix
The article outlines appendicitis and its treatment, noting appendectomy as a common operation and the decline in death rates from 1911 to 1953. It explains the appendix location, risks of rupture leading to peritonitis, and the use of penicillin and streptomycin with a new drug combiotic for prevention.
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Paul S. Rhodes
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He Is
Owen K. Day
Heath St
Dan N. Eddow
Miki
Tiny Kingdom
Ross Armagost
Mobilgas
Seelt
Seal Beach
THE
Main Street
Mary
R. W. Hemsch
Husband’s Protective Association
WHY
Ralph Waldo Emerson
STORK
Science
Brock’s
Brock’s Drug Center
California
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