Van Doren Bride Geraldine Bernstein Aboard a New Life
The slim brunette Geraldine Ann Bernstein, 23, marries Columbia professor Charles Van Doren who won $129000 on Twenty One. They plan to live in a four room Greenwich Village apartment with plans for his teaching and her future role as wife.
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L B Youth Band Scores Ivy League Look this Summer
Long Beach youth band unveils distinctive attire for 50 to 73 members, featuring red caps white bermuda shirts and stretch socks. Director Garten Care plans 30 appearances in Southern California including a showcase Sunday July 24 during the Miss Universe Contest.
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Collision at Manhattan Beach Injures One
A collision at Manhattan Beach leaves one person injured amid unclear weather conditions. Multiple scattered figures and conflicting reports mention various locations and numbers, with the details inconsistent and partially obscured in the OCR text.
Independent Henmoka Reach Orval C Taylor 62
Orval C Taylor of 109 Larson Street Manhattan Beach reported back and neck injuries after a car collision. The incident involved a vehicle operated by Billy Jobs at Corona and affected nearby businesses along Pacific Coast Highway Fifth Street.
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Orval C. Taylor
Larson St
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Ene Rt
Corona
Fifth Bt
Lmewers
Pacifics& Co
Coast Hwy
Fifth St
Herein
Mosn
Latham Witnesses Aid Defense In Kidnaping Trial
San Diego UM A defense witnesses recount Mrs Latham 52 relaying a differing story while Dr Carl Cummings hospital records diverge from notes Police interviewed Latham after she was found along US 80 dawn Sept 14 she identified defendants as the women and claimed kidnapping and burial alive in desert east of town The trial resumes Monday and includes Scharnikow Winns attorney testimony on business ties between families
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WeAthena
Latham
Ruth E. Latham
Carl Cummings
Imperial County Hospital
el Centro
Mra
Beatrice Winn
Lucille Whisenand
Cummings
Mea
U. S. 80
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Here
Charles H. Scharnikow
Winn
George, Scharnikow
Whisenand
Trial Set for Vaccine Lawsuit
An Oakland Superior Court judge set May 12 for trial of two Cutter vaccine cases seeking $600,000 total against Mutter Laboratories of Berkeley over alleged polio damage from the Salk vaccine in 1955. The judge denied motions to dismiss or consolidate. nine related cases remain for pretrial status as the court weighs the two test actions.
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Ania Barbaya
Elizabeth
Melvin Belli
James Randolph Phipps
San Marino
Walty Dias
Agee
Cutter
John F. Verblake Sr
Hilo
Awaii
Psychiatrist Hires Gunman to Kill Him Then Backs Out
A Detroit psychiatrist Dr C K Pearman allegedly plotted with an undercover officer to hire a conman for a murder attempt on himself. Police described a scheme involving a night club attendant and a patrolman to arrange a hit for $340 with additional $450 promised. Pearman later told police he was despondent and changed his mind, missing the meeting at his downtown Detroit office.
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Pearman
Ralph Note
C.K. Pearman
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Detroit) General Hospital
Grosse Te Naval Air Station
Garbee
Edward S. Pipging
Dr. Pearman
Carber
Pearmal
State Park Appropriations Bill OK'd in Wild Session
In Sacramento the Park Commission approved a state park appropriations bill totaling 5,069,281 dollars after a stormy session. Assembly members debated projects including Trinidad Beach 100,000 dollars and Los Angeles Arboretum 115,040 dollars. The bill heads to the Ways and Means Committee for consideration. A separate note reports a French air crash near Melun killing five aboard.
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Trinidad Beach
Humboldt County
Los Angeles Arboretum
Santa Monica Beach State Park
Pueblo de Los Angeles
Alameda Beach
Melun
France
$25 Million Offered in Savings Fiasco
A Chicago saver crisis unfolds as three savings and loan firms face massive withdrawals totaling 25 million dollars. State Auditor Ebert S. Smith orders directors of City Savings and Loan Alan, Chicago Guarantee Savings, and First Guarantee Savings to consider a rapid repayment plan while FSLIC guarantees remain limited. The Federal Home Loan Bank System provides interim support with half a million dollars already advanced and another million pledged.
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Takman
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
City Savings and Loan Alan
Chicago Guarantee Savings Assn
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Guarantee Savings Asem
Minois
CG Oran Mensik
Ferry Savings
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
FSLIC
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Federal Home Loan Bank System
Chicago Loan Bank
City Savings
Convicted in Oklahoma Liquor Trial
Tulsa officials Jay L. Jones and Police Commissioner, along with 14 other defendants, were found guilty by a Federal Court jury of conspiring to import liquor into a dry Oklahoma. Two additional defendants were convicted of conspiring to sell liquor without a federal stamp. Nolen Bulloch and three others were acquitted. Sentencing set for next Friday before Federal Judge Royce H. Savage with bonds posted. A county grand jury was called to review possible state law violations.
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Oklahoma
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Royce H. Savage
Tulsa ‘Tribune
Nolen Bulloch
Jay L. Jones
Paul Livingston
J. Howard Edmondson
Jones
Indus trial Arts and Vocational Show Monday Night
The sixth annual Industrial Arts and Vocational Arts Show showcases youth talent from Long Beach area high schools and City College in architectural drawing construction trades handicrafts woodworking and related skills. Judges from labor management educators and the public assess entries with ribbons awarded for top divisions. Cochairs are Charles Copeland and Quentin Prosser.
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Pacific Canat Highway
Aamplea
Long Beach
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Pawntown Kiwanis Club
Charles Copeland
Quensitin Prosser
Vigil for wrong girl ends in tragedy at Mt. Pleasant
An airman kept vigil for a teenage girl he believed to be his wife, but the dead girl was Judith Snyder, 17, while Norma Jean Barnhardt, 18, was injured. The two Mt. Pleasant teens were involved in a car crash that killed one and left the other critically hurt. Police determined the mistaken identity after comparing descriptions and a wedding ring.
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Norma Jean Barnhardt
Ptate Police
Joseph Sooke
Hungar Tlso
Nan Nagy
Huddy Lee Emery
Lkawe
Mt. Pleasent
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