Lonely Hearts Promoter Ashley Must Serve Out Prison Term
The Los Angeles District Court of Appeals upholds a five to ten year sentence for George H. Ashley, former head of Life's Estate club, who bilked two women out of more than $25,000. Ashley already served time at San Quentin after a jury found he defrauded Mrs. Maude J. Neal of Mount Airy, North Carolina, and Mrs. Mattiew S. Russ of Long Beach.
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Los Angeles
Lonely Hearts Club
George H. Ashley
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San Quentin Penitentiary
Maude J. Neal
Mount Airy
N. C
Mattiew S. Russ
Long Beach
Life's Estate Club
Iran air crash kills 23 including four Americans
A plane crash in dense fog at Tehran's airport killed 23 people and left two survivors, one of them a child. The American victims include four U S citizens, with news noting the grim toll and the circumstances of the landing attempt.
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Iran
Tehran
Crossword Puzzle Across 20 Period of Tin te Ii Mournful
Puzzle listing partial clues and garbled entries for a crossword page with scattered numbers and fragments. Despite broken wording, readable entries include a few clues such as male sheep and dance step, with several unclear or corrupted item strings.
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Guido
Boxings 1952 Death Toll and Stars Highlight Year
The Ring magazine ranks boxing’s 1952 year with 17 fatalities led by the United States four deaths and Argentina three. Rocky Marciano named Fighter of the Year after five straight KOs and title win over Jersey Joe Walcott. TV and radio receipts surpassed gate take, while sponsorships and global titles shifted with seven title changes and Robinson retirement.
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Michigan
Lew Eskin
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Bud) Taylor
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Jack Engleman
LaCrosse
Wash
Stephen B. Fierchinger
Moscow
Ida
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Honore Pratesi
London
Jake Tull
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Memory Lane of 1952 Sports Year Parade
A sweeping reminiscence of 1952 sports highlights from Daytona Beach stock car races to boxing wins by Jersey Joe Walcott and Rocky Marciano. It recalls major events at Hialeah, the Derby, Preakness, Olympic flame lighting in Helsinki, Forest Hills tennis, Jamaica sprinting stakes, and the World Series season.
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Athletics to Face League Leaders Santa Ana Saints Sunday
The Corona Athletics travel to Santa Ana Sunday to play the league leading Saints at 2 p m. The Saints have won every league game this season, as manager Uvibe notes. Corona meets at 10 30 a m for the road trip.
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Corona Athletics
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Uvibe
Australia to Keep Holding War Criminals On Manus Island
Canberra will not decide soon on the fate of 206 Japanese war criminals held on Manus Island. Repatriation pressure remains high in Japan, but Australia cites three key factors: next of kin pleas, public opinion among ex‑servicemen’s families, and practices of Britain and the United States. If repatriation is decided, Japan must ensure remaining sentences are completed.
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Manus Island
Japan
Manus
Britain
America
Eisenhower Tightens Patronage Control With GOP Input
President elect Eisenhower orders a new clearance procedure for top appointments. He requires that all major federal posts be cleared with Republican senators from the appointee’s state and with the state party organization. The move aims to strengthen state GOPs and address discontent over past appointments.
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U.P
Eisenhower
Taft
Durkin
George M. Humphrey
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
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Buckeye
City police barred from aiding parking problems
Grenada Mississippi police were ordered to stop assisting with parking issues after motorists left coins under windshields for officers to feed meters during overtime violations, prompting the police chief to issue the directive.
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Miss
U.R
E. Ms Crumby
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