Grocer Denies Pregnancy in Paternity Suit
Los Angeles businessman Edmond Herrscher, 54, counter-sues Ann Jackson, 25, in Superior Court seeking 100000 damages for alleged public embarrassment after she claimed pregnancy. He says he is sterile, denies fathering a child, and demands a medical exam. Jackson seeks 5000 medical costs, 5000 in attorney fees, monthly support, and 7000000 in asset estimates.
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Los Angeles
Edmond E. Herrsche
Herrscher
Blonde Ann Jackson
Superior Court
Oakland
Calif
Jackson
Castro Valley Firemen Train for Fire Prevention Week
About 34 men are in training at the Castro Valley fire department this week. Twenty volunteers and ten auxiliary firemen attend a five night, three hour course under the state board of education, aligned with Fire Prevention Week. Carl Kistle of Sacramento gives lectures in Ira Valley schools and local clubs.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Fire Department
State Board of Education
Ira Valley
Valle Carl Kistle
Sacramento
Argentines and 18 Others Walk Out Of Press Meeting
In Montevideo the Argentine delegation plus 18 others from the Inter American Press association left FAPA's annual conference over a dispute about seating. The walkout involved 48 Argentines with four Cubans 13 Brazilians and one Ecuadoran. Tom Wallace 77 suffered a heart attack during the uproar though doctors said he was improving and likely to recover.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Inter-American Press Association
Huenos Aires
FAPA
Argentina
Tom Wallace
IAPA
Louisville
Times
Cairo Students Rally as Britain Troops Face Exit Demands
In Cairo two thousand students rioted during mass protests against British troop presence in the Suez Canal zone. They damaged a French shop Air Liquide and wrecked Coca Cola and Pepsi trucks while shouting anti British slogans. Police restored order as demonstrators targeted foreign interests and called for Britain to withdraw forces. Government sources warned only a U.S. backed solution would be acceptable, insisting Egypt can defend the canal if troops leave.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Britain
Canal ‘Zone
Shepheard
Trans World Airlines
United States
U. 5
Turkey
Greece
Knights of Columbus Ladies' Night Plans In Hayward
Knights of Columbus Haysward Council 4615 announces its third annual ladies night tomorrow at Our House 14874 East Mth Street. Jay Bancucci grand knight says dinner at 7 p.m. dancing and entertainment to follow. Women guests will be hosted.
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Hayward
Knights of *Columbus
Hayswird Council
Ais
J House
Mth Street
Jay Bancucci
Grand Knight
Cor
Dexter and Gaynor Named Newest Film Hopefuls
Hollywood UP surveys Photoplay readers who name Anthony Dexter and Mitzi Gaynor as the brightest film futures. Gaynor debuted in My Blue Heaven then Take Care of My Little Girl, with several notable runners up listed in the feminine division.
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Hollywood
Anthony Ster
Rudulph Valentino
Mitzi Gaynor
Photoplay Magazine
Dexter
Miss Gaynor
My Blue Heaven
White House disavows Anderson letter on Truman library fund
Senator Anderson of New Mexico wrote a fund solicitation urging high bracket taxpayers to donate to a 1,000,000 Harry S. Truman Memorial library in Grandview Missouri. The White House said President Truman would have blocked such a solicitation and knew nothing of the letter. Anderson chairs the Truman Library fundraising group with officials including George F. Allen Ernest M. Tipton and Tom Evans.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Clinton P. Anderson
N. M
Harry $. Truman
Joseph Short
President Truman
Anderson
Truman
Grandview
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Harry S. Truman
Truman names undersecretary Gilpatrick to replace McCone
President Truman nominated New York attorney Roswell S. Gilpatrick to be undersecretary of the Air Force succeeding John A. McCone. McCone resigns tomorrow with extreme regret after aiding air force postwar buildup and aircraft production. Finletter says McCone’s exit is a loss. Gilpatrick is 44 and has served as assistant secretary since May.
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Washington
Truman
New York
Roswell S. Gilpatrick
Ail
John A. McCone
McCone
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
McCane
U McCone
Gilpatrick
Anee
Uproar Over Supreme Court Names Reaches A Student
Margie Higgins, a 16 year old junior in Silver Springs Maryland, phoned United Press to ask for the nine Supreme Court justices. She said newspapers were unavailable and Library of Congress refused. She sought the names for a history class.
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Washington
U.R
Margie Higgins
Silver Springs
United Press
Supreme Court Justic
Miss Higgins
Library of Congress
U. S
History Cours
Valley GOP Women in Meeting Tonight Castro Valley
A Castro Valley council of Republican Women will hold a business meeting tonight at 8 in the Walsh building on Castro Valley boulevard. President Margaret Burkhart invites all Castro Valley residents to attend.
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Castro Valley
Marine Hero Litzenberg Promoted to Brigadier General
Homer L. Litzenberg Jr a four time Korea hero has been promoted to brigadier general He is a Steeltown Pennsylvania native who commanded the 7th Marine Regiment during the Inchon Seoul campaign the breakout from Chosin Reservoir and later in central Korea
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Washington
U.P) — Marine Co
Homer L. Litzenberg, Jr
Korea
Steeltown
Litzenberg
7Th Marine Regimiant
Inchon-Seoul
Chosin Reservoir
Join Farm Bureau Is. Meeting Theme As Directors Talk
Alameda County Farm Bureau directors in Pleasanton adopt Join the Farm Bureau as meeting theme. They discuss Alameda water table declines impact on industry Parke Air Force base and farm interests. They push better ties among Castro Valley Eden-Washington Livermore-Pleasanton and Mountain House farm centers. Alameda to be represented at the 33rd California Farm Bureau Federation convention in San Diego November 11 to 14 with Richard Johnson Jr and Rose Jr as alternates and President Rasmus Jensen planning a special Farm Bureau member train.
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Pleasanton
Farm Bureau
Alameda County Farm Bureau
County Fair Association
Alameda
Parke Air Force Base
Edwin Orloff
Castro Valley
Eden-Washington
Livermore-Pleasanton
Mountain House
California Farm Bureau Federation
San Diego
Alameda County
Richard Johnson Jr
Dae Rose Jr
Rasmus Jensen
Mustang Vice Admiral Fox becomes chief of naval materiel
Rear Adm. Charles W. Fox, 37, from Baltimore, becomes chief of naval materiel with the rank of vice admiral, the first Mustang admiral on active duty to reach that rank. He will be succeeded by Rear Adm. Murrey L. Royal, formerly commanding the Naval Supply Center at Oakland.
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Washington
U.P
Charles .W. Fox
Mustang
Navy
United States Naval Academy
Fox
Baltimore
Public School 51
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Adm
Murrey L. Royal
Los Angeles
Calif
Naval Supply Center
Oakland
Readable fragments on school nutrition guidance
Fragmentary text outlines daily options for school meals including protein choices such as meat poultry fish or cheese, eggs, beans, and peanut butter. It references National School Lunch Program standards, recommends a noon meal with grain and milk portions, and notes butter or margarine as fat choices.
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Ney
San Lorenzo American Legion Post
Phil Thomas
Betty Duarte
Muhammed Mossadegh
Iran
Idlewild
United Nations Security Council
Nasrallah Atezam
Left
U.N. General Assembly
the Curtain Shop
Priscillas
BR Street
Dexter, Gaynor
HST Library
Rita Cecelia
Matt Jimmes
Valley Gop Women
STM
Pengstoun
Youngstown
del“Tower
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