Valentines and annullment tales in varied courts
The report covers two annulments in Hawaii and a landmark Valentine’s Day wedding in Texas. It notes Judge Nevels annulled the Franda marriage after learning of a Philippines wife, while a Hawaii case deemed the Franda children legitimate. In Austin, Gov. Daniel's office witnessed Mildred Wellborn and Leroy Lovegrove wed despite a missing license, officiated by a state chaplain.
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San Antonio
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Woodston
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Weathers of Heuss to Visit U S in June
Weather report lists high and low temperatures across multiple U S cities for June visit by German President Theodor Heuss, invited by President Hisen Boston to Long Beach Los Angeles Seattle and other locales. Tides and shipping rates noted. publication shows rates and legal notices.
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Drunken Orgies Allegation at Moscow Espionage Court
UPI reports at a Moscow espionage court martial trial Roy A. Rhodes, 40, married, described drunken orgies and vodka laden nights. The statements read aloud by FBI agents recount Rhodes’s time as chief mechanic at the U S embassy garage in Moscow and were described by prosecutors as confessions.
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UPI
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Iraq Jordan merger highlights Arab rivalry and unity push
In Amman, King Faisal of Iraq and King Hussein of Jordan announce a federal union described as an Arab federation. The move shows tensions between rival Arab camps and raises doubts about Iraq's role in the Baghdad Pact, amid regional calls for unity after the Egyptian-Syrian union.
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Analysts See Nasser Chief of All Arabs
An AP foreign desk analysis argues that Iraqi and Jordanian leaders favor a federation of Iraq and Jordan but view it as superior to the Egypt Syria union. It discusses Nasser’s hold over Syria and Iraq, Baghdad Pact dynamics, and the risk of nationalist pressures in Jordan and the wider Arab east.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Isjian-Srian Union
Gamal Abdel Nasser Iment
Arab East
Middle East
Nasser
Syria
Jordan
Omen
United States Welcomes Jordan Iraq Union
The United States on Friday cautiously endorsed the unification of Jordan and Iraq. In general terms Washington welcomed moves toward closer association between Arab peoples, with State Department experts and some non Arab diplomats privately signaling that the union could ease Middle East turbulence.
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Mother Held For Jon Murder In Baby Killing
A murder complaint against Gloria Marie Chamas of Bellflower was issued on Friday. Chamas allegedly fatally shot her two month old daughter Loretha Kay on February ML. She reportedly told deputies she was crazy and then turned a .22 caliber revolver on herself before dying.
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Live the Life of Alley at the Huntington Hotel
A faded hotel ad advertises the Huntington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard Long Beach offering private baths carpeted rooms and daily mail service. It touts dining with meals around 24.50 per person and a breakfast special with tenular era pricing.
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Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Wina
Cou Dreikfast
New York Teacher Shot At Receives Death Threat
A Queens junior high math teacher, Robert Barbarash, 27, says an air rifle pellet struck his car while he was teaching about delinquency in a newspaper interview. He also received a letter warning him not to return to school on February 14, with a clipping of the article enclosed.
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NEW York UP
Robert Barbarash
Queens
Nightgowns Seen as Fire Hazard
London Health Minister Derrick Walker-Smith urged British women to switch from nightgowns to pajamas to reduce burns deaths. He cited that 50 percent of the 228 fatal burn accidents in 1956 were caused by clothing catching fire, naming nightgowns as one of the worst offenders.
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London
Derrick Walker-Smith
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