Public Watches Chicago Burial For Mike Todd
Mike Todd 50 was buried in Waldheim cemetery Forest Park after a Jewish rites service led by Rabbi Ahmaharat meus oi:asenaguse J. Rose. Elizabeth Taylor attended from Los Angeles with family as crowds gathered along Roosevelt Road and police controlled the scene.
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Congregation
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Roosevelt Road
Elizabeth Taylor
Tay
Los Angeles
Mike Jr
David
Frank Goldbogen
Sheila Stender
Waldheim
Forest Park
Drake Hotel
Joseph L. Cortino
Taffic
New Mexico
Liz
Herman Odell
Michael Todd, Inc
Todd Enterprises
Nisan
Miss Taylor
Rabbi Rose
Howard
Solons Pay Hike Proposal Okayed by Assembly Panel
Sacramento lawmakers advance a proposal to raise the annual Legislature pay from 6000 to 9000. The Assembly Constitutional Amendments Committee approved the measure, framing it for voter consideration.
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Solons
Sacramento
UNS
Amendimente Caninittan
Recession’s Rail Losses Totalled in 1932 Reports
Twenty major eastern railroads faced a sharp revenue drop in January and February, with losses totaling forty three and a half million dollars. The committee noted the decline was six times higher than the same period in 1932, as lawmakers debated a proposal to let the Legislature set its own salaries amid a depressed economy.
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NEW York
UPI
Heavy Crop Damage From Deluge Told
Alameda County crops suffered extensive damage from days of rain. Farm Advisor Stanley Coates said pollination of fruit trees in bloom is prevented, and barley and wheat sown before the rains are set back with poor prospects.
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Alameda County
Stanley Coates
Coates
Weather drains crops as heavy rains hit California farms
Hayward rainfall over 24 hours adds to seasonal totals while ground remains very wet. Crow yields predicted lower due to planting delays. Showers continue in the north with Santa Rosa Red Bluff and Eureka reporting over a half inch. 10 000 acres inundated across Merced Stanislaus Madera and Tulare counties hurting artichokes peaches nectarines and delaying flax and barley planting. Brown rot infects peach and nectarine blossoms in Tulare County.
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San ‘Mateo
James Larue
Bandit Nabbed In Return to Scene
Chicago police nab Alfred E. Valentine after he joined a liquor-store crowd that had just been robbed, claiming he wanted to witness the excitement. The owner soon identified him as the holdup man, ending his unintended front-row view.
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Alfred E. Valventine
Wpren
Aie To
College plans offer Hillcrest as training site for teachers
Hillcrest School near Hauschildt site could become a state teacher training facility under a district offer. Trustees said trainees could staff the school or a broader contract could place student teachers in all 16 district schools. Bids were opened for a two classroom addition at Sequoia School, Norden Construction Co. submitting the low bid of 25,714.
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Ors
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Alameda County
Man Battles Robber Near Chinatown in San Francisco
In a pre-dawn struggle Kee Lee a 55 year old unemployed cook fought a younger assailant who tried to steal his $1700 savings on a street near Portsmouth Square across from the Hall of Justice. Police restrained Liam and recovered all bills after a warning shot.
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Portsmouth Square
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James Giani
George Gal-braith
Liam
FCC Official Tells Costs and Per Diem Doubles
Washington based FCC commissioner Rosel Hyde testified before a House committee that he spent more of his own money attending broadcasting conventions than he gained from double expense reimbursements. He noted per diem could be collected even without hotel stays and cited a $21 entertainment item paid by three broadcasters associations in 1957 where he spoke and was briefly entertained.
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Nine Killed Fifteen Hurt In Braniff Airliner Crash
Miami reports Braniff International DC-7C en route to Rio de Janeiro crashed moments after takeoff near the Everglades. Right engine burst into flames, plane banked west, exploded near a city dump. Wreckage scattered over a half mile area. Hospitals report deaths and multiple injuries with several in serious or critical condition. An unidentified survivor described tumbling through the tail section as the craft plunged into the marsh.
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Uverglades
Williams
George
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Mercy Hospital
L. Edwin
International News Service
Girl Spy Ring in Algeria Broken
Authorities in western Algeria said they disrupted a ring of Algerian girls who served as spies liaison agents and fund collectors for nationalist rebels. The case highlights covert youth involvement in anti colonial activities and ongoing security efforts in the region.
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Algeria
Algiers
Prison guard and prisoner die in rail incident
SAHAYA Japan UP reports that guard Sakae Nagahara and the prisoner he was handcuffed to died when the prisoner leaped before a speeding freight train pulling Nagahara onto the tracks.
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Japan
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Sakae Nagahara
Nagahara
Review to Give Vote Results on Two Fronts
Local voters face two measures in today’s elections. Annexation of a portion of H ward and a three seat race on the Alameda County Water District board are the main items. Call The Daily Review after 7 p.m. for returns.
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Prayer for Today
Eternal Father guides us to examine our life goals and the methods to reach them. The text urges avoiding questionable shortcuts and learning that the first shall be last and the master shall be servant of all.
Dutch jet pilot killed during Queen Elizabeth visit
A Dutch Air Force Thunderstreak pilot died when engine trouble caused a crash during a flypast at Amsterdam for Queen Elizabeth II. The plane failed to reach the air base before plunging to the ground, ending the mission.
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Senate Rackets Panel Attacks Hoffa and Beck
The Senate Rackets Committee concludes dishonesty is a major threat to the economy and law enforcement. It denounces Teamsters President James R Hoffa as a dangerous influence and accuses him of rigging his election. It also harshly criticizes former head Dave Beck for abusing union trust and enriching himself at members' expense. The report labels the Teamsters leadership a national alarm, dedicating most of its interim 462 page findings to the union.
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Washington
ULP
Senate
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Sedition Trial For Editor Set
SAN FRANCISCO John W Powell editor of the China Weekly Review and his wife Sylvia must go on trial for sedition in wartime. Federal Judge Louis E Good man set the date Monday despite objections from defense attorney A L Wirin claiming no date was fixed. In Sacramento a 250 million dollar school bond issue awaits action. The State Department has agreed to a treaty on mutual judicial assistance with China. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee trimmed 25 million from 275 million sought by Vernon Kilpatrick and rival Senate bill backed by Nelson Dilworth. If approved as is, differences will be ironed out by a conference committee.
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San Francisco
John’ W. Powell
China Weekly Review
Sylvia
Louis E. Goodman
A.L. Wirin
Sacramento
China
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Dulles Rejects Soviet Summit Price As Harsh
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles denounced Moscow notes as a harsh price for a summit and said accepting the terms would threaten the United States. He listed five Soviet price tags, including treating Eastern European satellites like Western states and the continued German division, signaling little prospect for a top level meeting unless the terms drop.
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John Foster Dulles
Moscow
United States
Dulles
Germany
United Nations
Ike Will Ask Extension Of Jobless Pay
President Eisenhower will ask Congress to extend unemployment compensation by 5 percent via federal funds. Senator Knowland outlined two repayment options, either a higher employer tax or reserve fund use, with the plan lasting until April 1, 1959. The extension would raise average weeks of pay from 26 to 29 for those out of work.
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Treasury
First Vanguard Photo Snapped by El Paso Photographer
El Paso photographer Kim Nelson used a press camera with a 1 inch telephoto lens to capture the first reported photograph of the orbiting Navy Vanguard or its rocket. A White Sands Proving Ground technician verified the image on Monday from Nelsons backyard.
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