Soldier Amok Slays Three in Jerusalem Crowd
In Jerusalem a soldier fired a Bren gun into an archaeologists crowd injuring 12 and killing three including Job Pinkerfeld. Jordan says more than one soldier fired while Israel disputes the account and UN observers note a brief volley near the Hill of Evil Counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jordan
Israel
United Nations
Evil Countiel
BE. L. M. Burns
Job Pinkerfeld
Rudolph Rudberl
Ent
The
Israel Dental Association
Haya Ramrogelsolma
Ramat Rahel
U.N
Arab Chiefs Call Direct Suez Talks
Cairo and Riyadh hosted a joint communique by Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser King Saud of Saudi Arabia and Syrian President Shukry al Kuwaily calling for direct negotiations with Egypt on the Suez Canal. They urged talks under UN charter Bandung resolutions free from pressure or unilateral solutions. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi met Soviet envoy Kiselyov on the eve of a UN Security Council session to secure backing in case of a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ins
Suez
Egypt
Gamal ‘Abdel Nasser
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Shukty Al-Kuwaily
Saudi Arabian
Riad
Damascus
Ailad
Mahmoud Fawzi
Evgeny Kisseley
New York
Security Council
Fawzi
Britain
France
LA Man Killed On Deer Hunt Near Pumpkin Meadows
Charles Paulsen, 56, of Los Angeles, was shot and killed while deer hunting in the Pumpkin Meadows area about 45 miles east of San Andreas, Calaveras County. James E. Whaley of Modesto allegedly fired the fatal shot and was hospitalized. Whaley reportedly attempted to shoot himself after the event, with no witnesses to the shooting. Peter Schuh, a Burbank hunter, heard two shots then a distress call and the hunter’s cry, “My God, I killed a man.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Andreas
Charles Paulsen
Los Angeles
Pumpkin Meadows
Here
Calaveras County
Wick Vander Layn
James E. Whaley
Modesto
Vander Laan
Whaley
Peter Schuh
Burbank
Schuh
Two Hunters Die by Stray Bullets in San Diego County
In San Diego County over the weekend two hunters were killed by stray bullets. Joseph Renteria, 28, of the Rincon Indian reservation, dropped his gun on a rock while climbing and it discharged fatally. Gordon Alfred Weeks, a La Mesa contractor, was shot in the head by a rifle fired by a 13 year old boy hunting a deer. Weeks was hidden in bushes about 300 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Iis
Joseph Renteria
Rinsecon
Gordon Alfred Weeks
la Mesa
Lagunal Mountains
Weeks
Friden Strike Peace Talks Set Tomorrow
SAN LEANDRO negotiators for Friden Calculating Machine Co and the Machinists Union plan a session tomorrow called by Federal Conciliator Ralph C. Patterson to seek a settlement after seven weeks of striking. About 3,300 workers at Friden and Marchant have been out since Aug. 10 and March 1947, with pay scales ranging from roughly $1.89 to $2.69 per hour at current contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Leandro — Company
Friden Calculating Machine Company
Ralph C. Patterson
Wnion
Friden
Marchant Calculating Machine Company
Emeryville
Marchant
Caterpillar
Smuggled Wife Must Go Back
Patricia H. Bunch, 24, of Hayward, smuggled from Canada by her Navy husband, must return to Canada for legal entry. Bruce Barber of the San Francisco Immigration Service said the department will assist in obtaining a visa. She was previously denied a visa after marrying Alfred T. Bunch, four years ago, due to a past minor offense. She was smuggled across the border in a specially built trunk in her husband's car two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia H. Bunch
Bartlett Avenue
Hayward
Canada
Dominion
U.S
Bruce Barber
Immigration Service
San Francisco
Blaine, Ward
Shot From Car Kills LA. Man
Los Angeles police search for gunman who killed Arthur Powell Jr 21 while he spoke with friends on a street. Powell was shot by one of three people in a car that pulled up to the curb as he chatted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Arthur Powell Jr
Powell
Sun Tatries Weather Report Declares Fog Wins Again
The Alameda area ends three days of summer weather with morning fog rolling in from the ocean. Officials predict a cooler day with a high near 73 after a yesterday high of 85, as the forecaster cautions about tomorrow’s outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Hayward
Two Car Accidents Tie Up Freeway For Six Miles
Two accidents on the East Shore Freeway near Oakland tied up traffic for six miles. Henry Hinson, 53, from Hayward, suffered shoulder injuries and other wounds when his car hit a tractor trailer driven by John Silva, then hit a flatbed driven by Joan Krieg. A second crash behind them involved William Alexander, Art Olds, and Don Tinsley. no injuries were reported. Alexander and Olds faced possible citations for excessive speed and tailgating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Eastshore
Oakland
Here
Hayward
Ealy
Devis Street
Henry Hinson
John Silva
Santa Clara
Hinson
Joan Krieg
San
Fair‘mont
Peralta Hospital
William Alexander
Margaret Drive
Art Olds
Mt. View
Oles
Don Tinsley
Cliftswood Avenue
Don
Alexander
Blaze Sweeps Treasure Island Damages Set at 250000
A four alarm fire at Treasure Island San Francisco Bay caused an estimated 250000 in damage destroying a three story frame building and a nearby bachelor officers quarters. Two minor injuries were reported as 400 firefighters battled the long blaze with additional aid from 150 San Francisco firemen and 250 sailors and Marines. The cause is under investigation by Navy fire marshal and the arson squad of the San Francisco Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Treasure Island Navy Base
San Francisco Bay
Navy
Treasure Island
Ike Denies Farmers Must Work Remark
Washington Republican George S. Spence of Tennessee claimed President Eisenhower said small farmers must work like others. The White House denied the remark, Hagerty stating the President did not recall such a comment and would address small farmers in Peoria, Illinois. Missouri candidate George H. Miller supported the President for small farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Washington
Tennessee
Eisenhower
George S. Spence
Tamaceae Dictriat
White House
Spence
Eisenshower
House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Hage Lerty
Peoria
George H. Miller
Congress
11Th
Missouri
Defense Chief Wilson Undergoes Prostate Surgery
Defense Secretary Charles B. Wilson underwent a transurethral resection to repair a benign prostate condition. He is 68 and expected to return to work in about three weeks after surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The ailment was found during a routine physical last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Charles B. Wilson
Defense Department
Wilson
Detroit
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Marshall E. Groover, Jr
Air Force
Pentagon
British TV Gets Veiled Treat Sparks City Protests
In Birmingham Britain television audiences witnessed a controversial display as Mrs Penni Asserson removed multiple veils day by day revealing provocative attire. The Lords Day Observance Society criticized the program calling it pandering to the lowest possible tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Penni Asserson
Lords Day Observance
Inflation Peril Cited by Humphrey Before IMF World Bank
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey warned inflation is the chief problem facing free world economies at the IMF and World Bank governors meeting. He urged monetary managers to finance defense and prosperity without inflation and cited U.S. budget balance as progress. Ivar Rooth noted mixed results as some nations curb inflation while others pursue unsound practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Treasury
George M. Hamphrey
Humphrey
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
U.S
Ivar Rooth
Fund
100 Are Jailed In Nicaragua Somoza Faces Threats
In Managua the Somoza family says 200 oppositionists and suspects have been jailed as investigations continue into a thwarted plot against President Somoza. His sons, 34 and 32, deny knowledge of final guilt and note the constitution allows his continued presidency despite his absence in Panama after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Anastesio Somoza
Somoza
American Gorgas Military Hospital
Balboa
Canal Zone
Col
Anastasio, Jr
Somoze
Jin
Soimioza
Panama
Meeting to Map State College Plan at Bret Harte School
Tonight at 8 o'clock a meeting at Bret Harte School Hayward will map a state college plan for Southern Alameda County. All area chambers will be represented to examine reports to the Assembly Interim Committee and update growth estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Alarmeda Iounty
Bret Harte School
Hayward
Cormsree
Assembly
Lake Arrowhead Fire Threatens Resort Area Evacuations Under Way
More than 1500 firefighters battled a major forest fire in the San Bernardino mountains threatening Lake Arrowhead. Some 1000 residents were alerted to evacuate as winds risk driving flames toward resort homes. Crews reported 15 to 20 cabins destroyed in Crest Park and ongoing efforts to clear routes and protect the Rim of the World roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Lake Arrowhead Mountain
San Bernardino Mountains
Richard Johnson
Federal Fire Service
Lake Arrowhead
Forestry
Crest Park
Radar Error Admitted in Doria Sinking
New York The officer in charge of the liner Stockholm testified at a pre trial hearing that he failed to perform a radar speed calculation as the Andrea Doria loomed in fog. Third mate Carstens Jansen said he plotted the Doria’s course from radar blips but did not record time notations to compute its speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stockholm
Nest Carstens-Johnansen
Tal
Andrea Doria
Vacar
Underwood
Jansen
Hurricane Flossy Rips Gulf Two Dead In Storm
NEW ORLEANS a Hurricane Flossy left two dead and many ships foundered as it roared across the gulf toward the Alabama Florida coast with 100 mph winds. The storm forced evacuations, closed schools, and shel ters were set up for the homeless as Flossy moved northeast off Biloxi headed for the Pensacola Apalachicola coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Flossy
Gulf
Alabama-Florida
New
Plaquemines
Weather Bureau
Pensacola
Apalachicola
Pla
Portland Woman Dies in 50-Foot Mt Hood Fall
A 32 year old Portland woman died yesterday after slipping and falling from a 50 foot cliff along the Mt Hood Timberline area. Mrs John Simka was walking near Timberline Ledge when she stumbled and plunged over the precipice authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT Eood
Ore
Portland
Mt. Hood
2John Simka
Timberline Ledge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Featuring
Nystrom Furniture CO
Meekland Near
Arrowhead
Blaze
Daily Review
Steve Rubislo
Milton Jones
Yestardaly
44Th Air National Guard Wing
John Breeden
Richard Allen
State College
Doria
Westmoonslang
Calif
Westmoreland
Oscar Ford
Merle «Miller
Miller
Ford
Rips Gulf
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!