Father Of Two Confesses Crime
Angelo John Lamarca, a 31 year old father of two, confessed to kidnapping infant Peter Weinberger but said he did not kill the child. Police found the infant's remains in woods near a Long Island parkway as Lamarca faced arraignment on kidnapping charges and pled innocent. The body was identified as the infant, and Lamarca faced possible death penalty if convicted.
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Mineola
Peter Weinberger
Angelo John Lamarca
FBI
Long Island Parkway
Peter
Kinjono
Theodore Curphey
Thief of Detectives
James Farrell
di Farrell
Meadowbrook Hospital
Lamarce
Morris
Beatrice Weinberger
Family i Westbury
Larfiarea
Arec
Lamarca
Lamerca
Weinberger
Secret Diplomacy Agreement on Suez Faces Powers
Five nation committee approves secret diplomacy with Egypt and Nasr to discuss the Suez Canal future. Britain and France, excluded, plan military preparations amid global reaction as Egypt’s president reviews the invitation to negotiate.
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London
Egypt
Gamal Absiel Nasser
Britain
France
Te Co Te Tee
Ho Nasser
Suez Canal
Imace Sevel
John Poster Dulles
Gamal Abbe
Nasser
Patrol Plane Debris Found Near Saddle Islands
Debris and empty life rafts from a patrol plane were found near the Saddle Islands about 50 miles from Shanghai. Reports say the aircraft, carrying 16 American crew, was shot down by Communist fighters. no survivors were sighted as it plunged into the sea after continued firing.
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Red China
Saddle Islands
Ch Land
Shangha
Lavo
China
Cahan Sentenced For Bookmaking Case
A man named Cahan was sentenced by Supreme Judge Charles Watt yesterday after a plea hearing. The court rejected defense arguments and imposed a sentence related to bookmaking allegations.
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Worit One
Fame
Suiperor
Charles Watt Yestengay
Callairs Ples
Ohullaniern
Weather forecast read like a rough note
Fragmentary weather update notes a coastal night and morning with winds and afternoon conditions. Mentions yesterday’s mishap and a low today. Contains unclear terms likely describing gusts and temperature without precise figures.
Two-Year Labor Conflict Shocks Oroville
A labor dispute in Oroville escalated into violence and arson as a home bombing targeted executive George Dunlap and a railroad bridge fire cut Feath er River transport. No injuries reported. FBI joined the rail fire probe as union tensions flare over mill operations and contract terms.
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Oroville.p
Sacramento
George Dunlap
FBI
Here
Feather
Paris
Calif
Fewther R Fine
Feather Falls
Ralph Hudson
Chico
Labor and Saw Workers Union of America
AFL
Dunlap
Iepr
Knight
Tom M. Bright
Gey
Goodwin J
Dunlap Hore
Larry Gillick
State Division of Forestry
Feather River Railway
Feether
Truess
Company & Dyer
Leandro Swim Meet Canceled To End Dispute
The San Leandro Unified School District trustees canceled next Thursday’s San Leandro swim meet after a dispute between rival clubs Bay-O-Vista Swim and San Leandro Swim Club. Bay-O-Vista president Ban Silva accused the local club of attempting to compete by manipulating eligibility rules.
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San Leandro
San Leandro City
San Lean Unified School Disttch Board of Trustees
Lincoln School
Bay-O-Vist Swim Club
Ban Silva
Vatraid
Dave Beaver
Bay-O-Vistans
Nere
Silva
Ghia
Hoal
Ban Leandro
Peaches Browning Death Enquiry Sparks Hospital Case
New York reports indicate Peaches Browning, famed in jazz circles as a social figure, died after injuries and a hospital stay. Deputy inspector Edward Feeley ordered an autopsy. Dr. Sidney Weinberg urged examination, claiming delays and unusual circumstances in the handling of the case raised questions about police notification and medical procedures.
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Peaches
Browning
Boudoun
Ed R
Daddy
Bellovus
Peach Bods
Osyr
Caroline Heenan
Lillian
Arsonist Trial Delayed for Adolescent Fire Setters
A 14 year old Hayward youth who admitted setting a San Leandro fire at Lawson Lumber and three cars in a Santa Clara county railway yard had his juvenile court hearing continued to September 6. The boy remains in juvenile hall as investigators review the case. He confessed to liking the thrill of fires and to the damage estimated at $40,000.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Santa Clara County
Ralph Hoyt
Whro
Lawson Lumber Company
West Joaquin Avenue
Varn
Stalin Birthday Omitted From East German Calendars
The Information Bureau West reports East German Communists have ordered Josef Stalin's birthday removed from 1937 calendars. Previously Stalin's birthday was listed alongside Christmas and other holidays.
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Berliw iI
Information Bureau West
Josef Stalin
Scaffold collapse deaths man in Vacaville
A 48 year old San Pablo construction worker Reuben Sandau was crushed to death yesterday when a scaffold bearing a load of steel collapsed and struck him in Vacaville.
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Vacaville
San Pablo
Reuben Sandau
Cost of Living Up and Industry Pay Hikes Due
July saw a new record cost of living with a seven tenths rise from June to July. Prices rose across major groups, led by food, while auto workers gain three to five cents an hour the start of September. Wage hikes tie to the Von Rumer cost of living index, marking the largest month to month increase early 1951 amid the Korean War.
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Washington
Labor Departments Bureau of Labor
United Air UK's 18-Cent Wage Boost
United Air Lines approves an average 18 cent hourly wage increase for about 10 800 ground personnel under a new union wage contract. The deal, reached with AFL CIO machinists and aided by National Mediation, awaits ratification within two weeks. The agreement adds a penny to start, funds health insurance with the company paying 25 percent of employee premiums.
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United Air Lines
Afl-Cio
Winton
Natonal Mediation Poace
Leverett Edwards
Kitch
Vamp
Pstotekeeping
Trey
aRabmnEt
Benewith
Meat Union Strike Vote Is Ordered
The United Packinghouse Workers of America and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America ordered a strike vote for about 83,000 members across six major packing firms. The unions seek a substantial wage increase for workers at Swift and Company, Armour and Company, Wilson and Company, Cudahy Packing, John Morrell and Company, and Hygrade Food Products.
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United Packing House Workers of America
Amalgamated Meal Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Wilson and Compery
Cudahy Packing Company
John Morrell and Company
Hygrade Food Products Corporation
Oakland Burlesque Raid Nets 33 Strippers and 10 Others
Oakland police arrested 33 stripteasers for alleged overexposure at a burlesque show. Evelyn Weez, described as insured, and 12 other performers were jailed then released on 500 bail each. Three comedians and seven theater staff were booked for participating in an indecent show.
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Oakland
Evelyn Weez
Sity
el Hey Theater
Hayward Cops Catch Escaped Con In Pompano Ave Raid
Police swooped on a Pompano Avenue home after being alerted by a bread route driver. They captured Melvin Frye, 28, an escapee from Sonoma County jail, while Leland Rogers, 36, an escaped convict, remained at large. Frye had been linked to a prior San Quentin escape and forgery convictions. Officers evacuated nearby homes and watched for a possible breakout as they prepared to move Frye to Marin County jail.
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Daily Review
Chuck Ruiz
Melvin Frye
Hayward
George Kelly
Frye
Palma Ceia
Frank Lara
Leland Rogers
Marin County
Porparo Avenue
Ray Ford
Planingo Road
Lata
Wilbur White
Ronald Les
Sanina
White
Lewis
Mendocino
Lara
Sree
Yord
Ford
Rogers
Fromt
Sen’ Quenin
Sonoma County
San Quentin
Dutch Queen Breaks Link With Healer
The Hague reports Queen Juliana ends ties with faith healer Greet Hermans amid a royal crisis involving her husband Prince Bernhard. A royal communique says they will solve their difficulties and move forward with the future. A later company statement cites authorities advising travel to Corfu, Greece for a vacation as they depart by air.
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Hague i
Juliana
Helland
Bernd
Greet Hermans
Tange
En Ponto
Corfu
Greece
D. d. M. Beel
Gerbrand
Actor Driscoll Freed After Failure to Press Charges
Hollywood actor Bobby Driscoll, 19, was freed of battery charges yesterday as alleged victims in a pea shooting incident declined to press charges. The case hinged on lack of formal complaints and witnesses.
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Hollywood
INS
Bobby Driscoll
Ike Arises Early To Play Golf
President Eisenhower enjoys an early round at Point Golf Club Monterey as he begins a brief golf holiday before returning to Washington. Secretary Hagerty says he weighs just over 268 pounds, slightly up from seven weeks ago, but is in fine condition and focusing on golf rather than politics until he returns.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerty
Lpatan
Washington
GOP
National Committee
Adlai Stevenson
Cypress Stant
John Hay
Jock) Whitity
Coca Cola
Robert Woodruil
Hall Rules Out Whistlestops Campaign
National Republican Chairman Leonard Hall ended any hope of a whistle stop campaign by President Eisenhower. He predicted Vice President Richard Nixon will launch a hard hitting drive around September 15. Hall said Eisenhower will give five or six nationwide TV and radio speeches with plans to be announced later. Nixon will campaign vigorously, traveling extensively with initial plans for a September 3 trip, primarily by plane but trains possible.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
Leonard Hall
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
Rie
Hall
Washington
Treason Trial for German Turncoat Otto John
The West German Federal High Court announced a treason case against Dr Otto John former head of West German security who returned from East Germany last December after fleeing with alleged state secrets 17 months earlier.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
INS
Federal High Court
Otto John
John
West Germany
East Germany
Five Year Sentence For Mercy Killing Case
Los Angeles report states 67 year old Mrs Agness Leslie was given a five year to life prison term for the mercy killing of her paralyzed husband. Superior Judge Clement D Nye ordered her committed to the California Institute for Women at Corona noting that she would receive needed care.
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Los Angeles
INS
Agness Leslie
California Institute For Women At
Corona
Clement D. Nye
Five Russians Hurt in Belleville Embassy Car Crash
Five members of the Russian Embassy in Olina were injured when their car crashed into a ditch near Belleville Ontario. The incident occurred today and authorities are investigating the cause of the crash.
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Belleville. Ont
INS
Olina
Belleville
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