Pentagon Fire Rekindled as Charges Flare
News wires report renewed fire at the Pentagon with charges flaring amid disputed timing and revised damage estimates. Arlington Fire Chief Joseph H. Clements cites delays in response, while Air Force officials adjust losses from the blaze. Estimated damage ranges from tens of millions to only small losses in equipment and basement structures.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Arlington
Joseph HH
Clements
Air Force
Ike to Lay Cornerstone For Capitol
An article recounts President Franklin D. Roosevelt breaking ground for a new Capitol project. The ceremony features speeches by notable figures for the dedication of a symbolic cornerstone and the ongoing construction plans amid political tensions and ceremonial pageantry.
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Ike
Capitol
Women Triumph in Complex International Equestrian Meet
Report covers multiple riders and horses across West Germany and Italy. Annie Glomient and Jessica Newherr lead in feature events as Germain horsewomen contest top times. Dirk vets, distances, and penalties noted with Prix results and standout performances by Miss Newber, Rijmanda Pinzeo, and Chapot amid a field including George Morris and others.
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Annie Glomient
West Germany
Jessica Newherr
Unter Alates
Germain
Leonard Poveltl
Stilyawit Sova
George Morris
Rew Canaan
Conn
Hs Hiprse
Miss Newber
Avon
I (Pets Agg Fest
Carini Marnilton
Die Reco
Rijmanda Pinzeo
Italy
Werrha al
Georg Vewing
Chuckles In The News New YonK And Other Oddities
A garbled regional page entry notes varied chatter about drinks and fashion with odd spellings. It mentions Liverpool deputy prime minister discussing a drink and a theater or film reference, plus a film titled Allen Dolore Dying.
Governor Long Campaign Tour Gathers Stir In Louisiana
Governor Long embarks on a statewide campaign swing through Louisiana amid medical updates and security concerns. The tour includes New Orleans stops with doctors Beall Remand Se Robert Herode and Victor Toit evaluating Governor Lang.
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Miley
Joe
Vis Mattecy
Paul Dratl
Uliasadt
Hong
New Orleans
Beall
Robert Remand Se
Robert Herode
Victor Toit
Robert Meath
Charles Wat
Hinx
Langalka
Binkin Maure
Solon Demands Text Of Harriman's Report
Washington officials spar over declassifying Averell Harriman telegrams and the Havrinitte report as Senate leaders press for full text. Officials say the State Department must decide what personnel content and sensitive details to release to lawmakers and public.
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Solon
Harriman
Washington
Ubt
Senate Demeerati Walpatike Manathild
Mont
Averell
Bint
Fremont Sets Water Parley
Fremont residents plan a city meeting to address water supply concerns. Safeguards and pricing are debated as Warm Springs water access limits spark complaints about drought and infrastructure.
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Fremont
Alaska statehood debate shapes Old Glory moment
A garbled dispatch contends Alaska's request for statehood follows a long campaign. Speaker Cov. Willing argues for independence within a broader federal framework, insisting self rule remains essential while warning against overreliance on political tools. The piece hints at a pivotal May 228 timeframe and a Sitka meeting.
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Twuneau
Alaeka
Alaska
Clory
Wulten
Sitka
Halsal
Iso
Turkish Fruit Output Reported at Yearly Fig Harvest
In a terse trade note, Ankarn-Toehos reports production of about 000 tons of crisper figs, with a claimed 34 000 tons marking the year’s top, exceeding a prior 40 000 ton estimate for 35.
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Ankarn
Toehos
City and County Plan Open Dinner Meeting on Shoreline Issues
San Leanora and Alameda planners meet at London House in Oaklind Doulas Joy to discuss urban shoreline development and joint planning problems. Officials stress the event is open to the public despite private nature, with no formal decisions expected.
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San Leanora
Alameda
Intidack
Sanday Square
Oaklind
Doulas Joy
San Lentalico
Ahodlar
Tal
Ot de Fune Long
Commisston
Janel Bilelde
London House
Font Midleton
Te San Deandro
Chamtas
Deputies Close Search With Boy Safe In Custody
Alameda County deputies ended a lengthy search after locating 7 year old Harald Wayne Len unharmed. The boy had been missing since Monday from Memphis as officers traced leads, checked calls, and followed a trail between Maywerd and Memphis before bringing him to safety. The father had gained custody but later relinquished the boy to authorities.
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Alameda
Thuy
Harald Wayne Len
San Founda
Etary
Harold Bowerman
Hind
Memphis
Whleley
Maywerd
Bathing Suit Ban Sparks Beauty Pageant Controversy
International contestants face church opposition over swimsuit photos. In Lake Providence Louisiana Mary Alige Kathlee Thibeskaux withdrew from Miss Louisiana and Miss America pages due to diocesan objections. In Albuquerque New Mexico Sua Ingerson plans to compete for Miss Universe despite threatened excommunication for her family. Archbishop Byrne warned Miss Ingerson and relatives would be denied sacraments for a period. Pageant officials offered archbishop liaison to attend Long Beach event, but he declined to comment.
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Louisian
New Mexico
Lake Providence
Mary Alige Kathlee Thibeskaux
Jennines
Amexico
Sua Ingerson
Albuquerque
Nal
Archishop Ewin V. Byrne
Tong Beach
iUniverse
Byrne
Tnnereon
Ingerson
Long Beach
Rancher Admits Hoax on Rustled Steers Tale
A Sax Mateo County rancher confessed the entire rustling yarn was a hoax. Farl W. James, 68, of Woodside, sought $5000 in insurance for 12 registered black Angus cattle claimed stolen two weeks prior. Deputies found his elaborate story about a stranger aiding theft and a Castro Valley auction false, admitting he planned to sell the cattle in Arkansas years ago.
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Alameda County
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Woodside
James Iede
Castro Valley
Ina
Javins
le Bind
Arkansas
Nice
First Photograph First Offense Brings Penalty
Rennington, Wt. Robert Cutler, 21, was sentenced after a first offense negl igent driving case. The photo byline and unclear OCR mention a jury trial and a $190 fine, tied to a 1822 historical reference.
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Renmington
Robert Cutler
Paris
Jett
Fay
Obituary: Theis Th Sheen 68 in California
Theis Th Sheen 68 died after a stay in California. Funeral services in Hayward include a Requiem Mass at AU Saints Church and burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Survived by wife Blanch and children Alga, Ann, and Frank, with other relatives in California and England.
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Tayerchill
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England
Memorial service for Patricia Mills in San Leandro area
Patricia Mills of San Leandro dies in hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband Yavely Mens, two children Zach and Reahryn Marie, mother Mes Vedengda of Gainesville, and a brother Lewis Jr. Native of Omaha, she lived in the area three years. Services at 10 AM at Guhervenrseranny chapel, 907 Vstidino Ave, Mass at 11 AM at St. Alexander Cathedral. Burial at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery follows.
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Omaha
Eander's Cathedte
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Betty Silva
Donald
Allen
Harney Brage
Niles
Robert Brage
Oate Freemont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blyd
Contervidla Jist
Corps Christis
Hayward
Van Horn Funeral Services Held for Mae Van Horn
Mae Van Horn Funewil dies at home in Crow Canyon Hayward after 23 years running the Van Horn School with husband Willian. Survivors include her husband two daughters Thelma Lee and Madelyn Cheney and two brothers Charles and Leon Tywest. Funeral services Monday at Socenseir Bres Chapel Hayward. Cremation to follow.
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van Horn
Crow Canyon NL
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Crow Canyon
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Thelma Lee
Hayward
Madelyn, Cheney
San Francisco
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Iaychid Fistness
Professional Women’s Club
Bay-Vistans Invited to Speak on Road Protests
Bay-Vistans attend Monday council to discuss Highway Department plans for a high-grade freeway on Macarthur Eyeway at Sybil Ave interchange. Engineer Joseph Spense from San Francisco will join to discuss the proposal. Opposition cites loss of privacy for Rennstiot Dr residents and view blockage. The Freeway group led by C. R. Hilchenck pushes preservation concerns while other agenda items include floral storage permits and a storage request at 30 Jun mi Ave and a gloves order at Ip sow.
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Bay-d-Vista
Dell
Highway Dept
Macarthur Eyeeway
Sybil Ave
Joseph Spense
Highway Division
San Francisco
Hill Subdivision
Sybil Aye
Spence
Bay-O
C. R. Hilchenck
Hoge of Zon—sivg
Charles Mudge
Junmi Ave
Kelen Dyk
US Broadmoor
Donors consider fate of triplets at Southport Hospital
Wilmington story: Nathan Miller and wife Pinkie, caring for three newborn girls after their birth at Degher Memorial Hospital, receive cash gifts and offers from across the nation. Cornelius Thomas maintains weekly $25 support, while strangers arrange groceries and aid. The Miller family will decide Monday whether to place the babies for adoption as they face public interest.
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N.C
Strangee Pike
Nathan Bee
Cornelius Thomas
Miller
Clarendon Plantation
Grosey
Mim
Pinkie
Montreal gold production rises to 1987 total
Canada's gold output increased from 4,233,204 ounces in 1987 to 4,537,007 ounces, reflecting higher mining activity. The rise marks a notable gain for the year's production figures in Quebec and national mining sectors.
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Montreal
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