Sinatra and Nancy Sinatra Separate in California Court
In Santa Monica California Frankie Sinatra and his wife of 11 years Nancy Sinatra were legally separated with a separate maintenance decree by default. The settlement awards Nancy one third of income up to 150000 annually and keeps Holmby Hills mansion and car collection including a 1950 Cadillac.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Frankie Sinatra
Nancy Sinatra
Sinatra
Sinatras
Ava Gardner
Miss Gardner
Julie Barbato
Frank
Julie
Mrs. Sinatra
Nancy
Greg Bautzer
Singers
Columbia Broadcasting System
Joe Ross
CBS
Holmby Hills
Cadillac
Sinatra Music Publishing Company
Palm Springs
Temperatures and Moon Phases Reported for Month Start
A cryptic weather note cites high temperatures around eight or nine at Frescot and record highs since January. It mentions a cold spell with a low of 2 or 4 degrees, a moon phase with a rise at dawn, and January snowfall deficits of several inches.
UN Outlines US Plan for Free and United Korea
United States sources at the United Nations propose a six point program to create a free and united Korea under UN guidance. The plan rejects bases in Korea, stresses rehabilitation, and calls for a strong UN commission with broader Asian membership and free elections for Koreans. The British proposal largely mirrors the US aims but favors long term UN forces in North Korea during a peace settlement.
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New York
United States
Korea
United Nations
Wartorn
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations Commission
Acheson
Republic of Korea
Commission
India
Philppines
China
Australia
France
Turkey
el Salvador
UN Security Council
Britain
Russia
Navy Red Tape Delays Civilian in Spokane Tale
In Spokane, Ertle Belleville recounts Navy red tape that turned his civilian life upside down after he joined the Naval Reserve and was called to active duty on September 13. He sold his home and business, sent his wife to Idaho, and endured two physicals in Seattle, only to be rejected for eye problems.
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Spokane
Wash
Ertle
Belleville
Navy
Naval Reserve
Seattle
Air Force
Navy Reserve
Reguar Navy
Blackfoot
Idaho
Accident Victim Still Hospitalized
Fort Worth dispatch reports Edna M. Burchill 71 a Fort Worth home builder remained unconscious in a hospital after a truck driven by friend Woodrow W. Curry 34 struck her while she inspected new homes. The pelvis fracture and internal injuries were sustained as she crossed the street during the turn. Curry previously bought a home from Miss Burchill in 1942 and said she reversed direction before the collision.
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Fort Worth
Edna M. Burchill
Miss Burchill
Woodrow W. Curry
Curry
10th Man Held In Bomb Spy Ring
New York report says Oscar John Vago 52 of Rego Park Queens a Hungarian born man tied to Harry Gold confessed perjury in a grand jury espionage probe. He was the 10th arrest in alleged threats to A bomb secrets with FBI and US Attorney Saypol outlining entry and stay in the United States.
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New York
Harry Gold
Atom
Russia
Oscar John Vago
Rego Park
Queens
America
Irving Saypol
Vago
Abraham Brothman
Saypol
Grand
United States
Hungary
Deaths and Funerals Time for Several Local Residents
Obituaries recount deaths in Port Lavaca Austin Sherman and Sweetwater with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Individuals named include Thomas Howard Alexander Mrs Gert rude Minyard J C Meyers Juanita Collins Whitley Thelma Maness James Sinay and others with burials in Port Lavaca Austin New Braunfels and surrounding areas.
Five Year Old Incoma Boy Grows Rapidly In Coma
A five year old boy in a seven month coma has grown four inches since March 5 at Syracuse Memorial Hospital. Charles Ryan of Lyme town, struck by a car while sledding, weighs 43 pounds and now stands 43 inches tall. Doctors say brain injury from a fractured skull caused the coma and a feeding tube replacement may aid recovery. the outcome remains uncertain.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Charles V Yan
State Health Department
Charles
Victor C. Ryan
Lyme
New York
Sol Brawdy
Browdy
Brawdy
Former Austin Woman Succumbs in Dallas
Mrs. Lynn Eikel Uhbler, daughter of Mrs. Walter Eikel of Austin, died in a Dallas hospital Thursday. She was UT alumni with a library science degree from Columbia University and taught in Denton. Survivors include husband Joe Uhler of Dallas, brother Marvin Nelson Eikel, sisters Mrs. R. E. Shelby of Teaneck New Jersey and Mrs. J. H. Weymouth of Houston, and her mother. Funeral services will be held in Dallas Friday.
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Thomas Howard Alexander
Port Lavaca
Hugh S. Veale
Harris Park Avenue
Thomas H. Alexander
Thomas Howard Alexander Jr
George Jones
Harold Jones
Bay City
Joe Jones
Galveston
Mildred Driver
San Lorenzo
Calif
Thelma Maness
Austin
J. F. Wingo
Effie Bugher
M. L. Bennett
Houston
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Brookside Memorial Park
Lynn Eikel Uhbler
Walter Eikel
Dallas
University of Texas
Columbia University
Denton
Joe Uhler
Marvin Nelson Eige
R. E. Shelby
Teaneck
N.J
J. H. Weymouth
2 Brothers Corporals Wounded on Same Day
In De Kalb Junction New York the Bigelow brothers both army corporals were wounded in Korea on the same day. Merlin L. Bigelow 19 was wounded slightly Theron Bigelow 21 was wounded seriously. They left home January 24 trained as cooks at Camp Pickett and served together at Fort Lewis in the same outfit. Their mother Hazel Bigelow says five other sons include two veterans.
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de Kalb Junction
N. Y
Camp Pickett
Fort Lewis
Wash
Korea
Consul Moses Dies in Mexico after 30 Years Service
Henry Claremont Moses 59 longtime US consul in Matamoros Mexico died Thursday He served 30 years with postings in Argentina and Brazil Born in Sumter South Carolina where four of five sisters survive Brownsville dispatch notes his career and death location.
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Brownsville
Henry Claremont Moses
Matamoros
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Sumter
S. C
Producers Refuse Color TV Adoption Under FCC Pressure
Three major manufacturers rejected the FCC plan to require color capable sets using CBS methods. RCA called the move scientifically inferior, Allen DuPont cited impossible schedules, and Hallicrafters warned it would take months to comply and could not guarantee an unconditional yes.
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Washington
ECC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
CBS
FCC
Radio Corporation of America
United States
Allen DuPont Laboratories Inc
Hallicrafters Company
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By Parimode
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Faille
RAYON
Gabardines
Marcy Lee
Bra
Teena Page
Kaynee
Battie
Gertrude Minyard
Cook Funeral Home
A. E. Minyard
J.C. Meyers
J. C. Meyers
Sherman
Mrs
Juanita Whitley
Juanita Collins Whitley
Sweetwater
P. m
Mack FE. Dumas
Olin Finger
Bruce Lindsay
George Hughes
Sidney C. Mason
S. G. Kingsbury
Austin Memorial Park
Emory P. Whitley
Moyne Kelly
Kerrville
Rufus L. Jones
Nederland
James Sinay
New Braunfels
Doeppenschmidt
Comal
Sidney S. Guthman
Ajudas Achim Synod
San Antonio
Edwin H. Berger
New Braunfels FE. & R
Sinay
Czechoslovakia
Samuel
Johanna Sinay
Herma Waldschmidt
Anthony Reininger
Jimmy Schmidt
Marcus Adams
Carol Gene Wilms
Corpus Christi
Jack Sims
John Ora Tomblin
Moses
Victors
RCA Victor
Picture Record Review Magazine
Congress
WEED
Corley
Puneral
Lavaca Ai
Texas
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