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Sunday readers found many lighted complaints from many places Rex North in London mocked Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at Badminton trials in Scotland kilt pride faded Paratrooper Malcom Davie failed a jump in West Germany Los Angeles chef Al Orozco’s cat Baby uncovers a mouse episode in the store room Know What They Want group in Israel asks to meet Brooklyn Dodgers Marilyn Monroe agrees to mascot role for May 12 game in Brooklyn
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Weather High and low temperatures worsen nationwide
A garbled weather item mentions rising temperatures and poor conditions across the United States. It hints at timing details and numeric readings but unreadable specifics limit clarity. The piece references a Milwaukee gas station incident and a pursuit ending with police involvement.
Rome Gives Grace Big Reception
Rome welcomed Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco with a thunderous crowd of over 5,000 as they arrived at the Grand Hotel in a black Rolls Royce. Grace appeared on the balcony to acknowledge cheering Romans before a private audience with Pope John XXIII is planned for Tuesday morning.
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Monaco
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Royal Courle
Toman
Prince Nabler
Pope Phan Xid
Mayor Vermilion’s Travels Cost Him for City
Long Beach mayor George Vermilion faces criticism over travel expenses and personal funding of trips. Reports say opponents will weaponize travel costs in the election. Vermilion notes his $200 monthly salary and $600 yearly expenses pale beside city service and personal funding of trips, including a recent Latin America visit financed by him.
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Long Beach
George Vermillion
Alea
Latin America
Mussolini Death Anniversary Marked Quietly in Rome
On the 2th anniversary of Benito Mussolini's death Italian coverage was muted with Rome’s Fascist papers the only outlets marking the event. The dictator and his mistress were executed by partisans near Gallio de Mezazgra on April 28, 1945, while trials in Padua probe alleged treasure and embezzlement tied to escape money amid Communist party influence.
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Rome
Benito
Mussolini
Italy
Clark Petacc
Porthern
Gaillo de Mezazgra
Analtes
Padua
Communista
Congo
Local City Notices From An Obscure 1943 Paper
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions Aerth Ave Pine Ave bar land and March 7 1943 in Los Angeles County. Lacks clear event details, names, or actionable information.
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Bar Land
Deere Ne
West German Skier Dies in Alps Fall
Innsbruck Austria report says a West German skier Herbert Dielt 24 of Munich plunged 1500 feet in the Tyrolean Alps Sunday and died after being plucked by a U S helicopter from a ledge where he landed.
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Innsbruck
Austria
U. S
Herbert Dielt
Munich
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