Hope Dies In Search For Plane Romance of the Skies
Honolulu reports promise fading as 60 hours pass since Pan American Stratocruiser Romance of the Skies vanished en route from San Francisco to Honolulu. Officials weigh explosion as likely cause amid no distress signal and lack of debris. Generators and emergency power were explained by Pan American, but no conclusive evidence emerged. Coast Guard and airline crews continue to search for survivors and explanations.
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Charles Bernards
Honolulu
San Francisco
Sam Read
Pearl Harbor
Pan American
PAA
Zoon
Gordon H. Steyn
Coaat
Amust
Daily Review Announces New Address and Phone Number
The Daily Review reveals a change of address to 1250 Winton Ave and a new phone line JE. 510. The notice confirms relocation details and updated contact information for readers and customers.
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The
Daily Review Today
Winton Ave
Death Follows Uranium Deal in Fremont
A volatile uranium scam in South County ends with two men harmed. Robert H. Spurr, a San Lorenzo real-estate promoter, faces a jail term for the scheme and Raymond W. Van Deusen and others face federal action. Meinratt Schelbert, a Swiss farmer, is found dead near railroad tracks south of Irvington in a case investigators label unclear.
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Fremont
South County
Robert H. Spurr
San Lorenzo
Nuclear Inn — Poultries
County
Meinratt Schel Ibert
Irvington
Schelbert
Washington Township
Spurr
Raymond W. van Deusen
Wantumn
Nevada
Graham Talks on San Francisco Crusade Plans
Evangelist Billy Graham conferred with San Francisco ministers at Cow Palace events for an April crusade. He will be guest speaker at an all day seminar and lead a dinner in his honor Tuesday night. He warned that religious movements provoke strong evil reactions, citing Arkansas riots and war scares.
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Billy Graham
San Francisco Bay
Cow Palace
Graham
Arkansas
Glimpse of the Old Daily Review Changes and New Plant
The article notes six years since the Daily Review began and highlights changes in style and publication place. It invites readers to compare the current issue with the 1891 front page and mentions the new plant at 1250 Winton Ave as a key shift.
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Daily Review
Daily
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Winton Ave
Weekend Road Mishaps Kill 2 in So. County
Two traffic deaths over the Southern Alameda County holiday weekend. Theatris J. Ellis, 19, San Francisco, died Saturday night on the Hayward San Mateo Bridge after losing control on a motorcycle in a procession. Lucille Willemstein, 58, San Leandro, was struck near Foothill Boulevard while walking. Other incidents included injuries to Jesus Jaramillo, ?, and head injuries to Kenneth Barton, Danville, in separate crashes. Funeral services for Willemstein set for tomorrow at Afton Cemetery.
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Alameda County
Theatris J. Ellis
San Francisco
Hayward
San Mateo
Lucille Willemstein
Foothill
San Leandro
Eilis
Rattlers
Russell City
Eden Hospital
Jesus Martines, Sr
Niles
Kenneth A. Barton
Danville
Crow Canyon Rai
Call Canyon Rd
Merritt Hospital
Willemstein Wnre
Afton Cemetery
Rita’s Marriage Date Denied by Rita and Hecht Hills
Rita and Hecht Hills Lancaster deny a definite wedding date amid talk of a spur of the moment ceremony possibly before Christmas. Rita begins Separate Tables in 10 days, with rumor of a $300000 salary. she previously earned $150000 for Fat Joey. This would be her fifth marriage, reflecting her glamorous red-haired image.
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Baily
Hecht
Hill-Lancaster
Stormpany
Rita
Hecht Hills
Lancaster
Joey
Bay Area Weather Forecast Sees Five Days Of Rain Break
Five day Bay Area forecast indicates rain unlikely today with temperatures near seasonal norms. The report notes a light Sunday rain in parts and hints at shifting conditions amid regional unrest and troop movements reported near the Turkish border, with Damascus officials wary of Jordanian influence and Palestinian demonstrations in the city.
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Weather Bureau
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Agrmn
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Foreign Office
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Aleppo
Syrian Foreign ‘Office
Jan
Trentier
United Nations political committee eases nuclear test action
The U N assembly's political committee unanimously adopted a compromise delaying all further action on radiation until 1958. The plan, born from weekend negotiations, blends West and East positions and aims to widen the scientific committee's activities while preparing its report. Sponsors include the United States Poland Yugoslavia Japan India Egypt Mexico Canada Argentina Australia Belgium Brazil France Sweden Britain and others. Observers note the accord as a West victory over Soviet demands for a global conference and immediate ban on tests.
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TSO
India
Jwell
U.S
Poland
Yugo‘ia
Japan
Egypt
Mexifico
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
France
Swedenland
Britain
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West
Alameda Veterans Day Parade Largest In Nation
About 300 marchers joined a three hour Veterans Day parade in Alameda. Officials said it was the nation’s largest Veterans Day parade, with more than 65 military civic and fraternal units. Wreaths were laid in Arlington at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier as ceremonies honored World War I and II veterans. Gov. Joe Foss delivered the principal address at Arlington, with remarks noting future remembrances for Korean War veterans.
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Bay Area
San Francisco
Arlington
Arlington‘National Cemetery
Joe Foss
South Dakota
De-Li
Air-Force Academy
Marin County engineer hangs himself in jail cell
Novato construction engineer Clarence Vantrease, 22, booked for drunken driving, hanged himself in a Marin County jail cell about 1:20 a.m. Sunday, as two other prisoners were placed in the cell. Deputies said despondency from separation from his wife and three children led to his death. the victim was from a prominent local family.
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Sam Rafael
Novato
Marine County
Wailer
John Gallagher
Clarence Vantrease
Marin County
Vantrease
Wild Bullet Kills Praying Woman in Los Angeles
A stray bullet fired during a street argument outside Holiness Church strikes Mrs. Less Glenn as she prays inside. Police say the pistol discharge killed her, with the bullet entering the back of her head.
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Angeles
Holiness
Cate
Glenn
Asian Flu Toll Rises Across U S Near 716 Deaths
A United Press tally shows 716 Asian flu related deaths since the outbreak began last summer. Georgia reports heavy tolls with Fulton and Atlanta County urging precautions as other states report fatalities ranging from 15 to 49 in Michigan California Iowa and Tennessee.
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Fulton
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Gai
Theaiths
York
United
Michigan
California
Iowa
Tennessee
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Utah
Colorado
Ioombinental
Ofodav
Attic Fire Damages Fremont Home In Early Morning Blaze
A two story Fremont home owned by A Roe suffered attic fire damage this morning. Fire Chief Jose Perry said the blaze likely started from a chimney and spread into the attic. Firefighters battled the flames as crews worked to prevent spread toward the nearby trestle and caused damage to surrounding areas.
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Fremont
Salt
Santos Fd
Niles
Jose Joeing
Perry
Laika the space dog dies in orbital mission
Moscow dispatches report Laika died from a sleeping draught as satellite power failed. Pravda hinted at sun energy satellites while Unita noted the dog’s death was painless but lamented the impossibility of safe retrieval. The incident sparked international protest and scientific debate.
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John D. Parry
London
Moscow
Asid
Earth
United Press
Henry Shapiro
Sksrow
Vunite
Stockholm
Sy Dag
Russia
Intereka
Pravda
Icchsister
Scientisn S
Painieas
Unita
Alfill
Christopher Christopher Returns Home From Europe Trip
San Francisco mayor and senatorial hopeful George Christopher returns home tonight with Mrs Christopher after a 36 day European trip. He tells New York newsmen he will defeat Gov Knight for the GOP Senate nomination next year.
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Francisco
George Christopher
Christe Christopher
New
York
J. Knight
U.S
Koro' Wins World Weightlifting Title
Teheran report says Tommy Kono from Sacramento won the world middleweight title in weightlifting, defeating rival Sogdanovskd of Russia. The contest marked the latest international win for Kono as he cruised to the championship.
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Koro
Teheran
INS
Tommy Kono
Sacramento
Fedor Draftsman
Sogdanovskd
Russia
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