Glacier Park Forest Fire Rages Across 1200 Acres
In Glacier National Park Montana a major forest fire blackened about 1200 acres already hampering control efforts. Chief Ranger Gordon Bender said roughly 300 men were on scene with 170 fighting near West Glacier along U.S. Highway 2. The fire spread east of the highway with smoke reaching 12,000 to 14,000 feet, and authorities noted minimal wind and 45 percent humidity as conditions affected containment near tourist-free zones. The blaze remained east of US 2 with no immediate threat to populated areas.
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Mont. Park
Gordon Bender
Glacier National Park
Montana
U.S. Hwy. 2
Park
West Glacier
Columbia Falls
Bender
US. 2
Beachside Hotel Offer At Hurtington in Long Beach
Live on the Beach at the Hurtington Hotel, a thin hotel on a block long stretch in Long Beach. Two lobbies, private baths, new wall-to-wall carpeting, writing desks and daily maid service. Dining room features American meals with room and meals at 25.50 weekly per person. Outside public dining and club breakfast and dinners listed with prices. Phone HE 6-833 for reservations.
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Hurtington
Ocean
Long Beach
Locke
Bank Robbery at local branch nets $935
A soft spoken bandit held up a Bank of America teller at Cherry Ave and East Anaheim Street at 11 25 am Thursday, escaping with 935 dollars. The gray pickup used as a getaway was seen leaving the scene and two vehicles are suspected in the bid.
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Juanita M. Neal
Bank of America
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Juanita Weal
Miss Neal
Erst
Hoffman denies influence on 1953 Teamsters probe
U S representative Clare Hoffman of Michigan testified to Senate investigators that he knew of no political pressures that caused the 1953 House investigation of the Teamsters to end. He asserted there was no interference from officials or others in the inquiry.
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Washington
Clare Hoffman
R-Mich
Senate
Dorn Outlines Proposal for Board of Freeholders
Los Angeles supervisor Warren M. Dorn plans a bid for a 15 member Board of Freeholders to revise the county charter. He asks colleagues to reconsider last week’s rejection of key study committee recommendations and says a newer form of government could save tax money. If failing, he will seek election of the Freeholders in November by three supervisor votes. The plan faces opposition from Supervisor Kenneth Hahn who disputes creating a strong county manager with broad powers.
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CNS
Warren M. Dorn
Board of
Freeholders
Dorn
Doon
Kenneth Hann
Apg
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