Furious crowd attack after horse race at Delaware Park
A fight erupted when Halfway beat Devilfish at Delaware Park as betting anger flared. Edgar Zeerwinski, 24, faced assault charges and fines after attacking apprentice jockey Art Chambers. Chambers was uninjured and Zeerwinski apologized later. Other items include butter politics at a state Grange meeting, mailmen injured by dogs in Chicago, and Lizzie Anderson organizing a Milwaukee youth party for a convention.
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Devilfish
Delaware Park
Art Chambers
ED Zcerwinshi
Wilmington
Del
Waterer
Zeerwinski
Kitzener
William West
Chambers
Art
Washington
Dairyman Group
Mystery Novelist Erle Stanley Gardner Warns of Injustice
Erle Stanley Gardner urges public help for law enforcement and warns that miscarriages of justice occur when guilty go free or innocent are convicted. Speaking at the California Division of the International Association for Identification conference, he cites his Court of Last Resort work and calls for better officer pay and wider public cooperation. He notes his upcoming feature on Dr. Sam Sheppard and muses on lie detector testing.
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United States
Erle Stanley Gardner
Gardner
Rancho del Paisano
Temecula
California
The
International Assn
Lafayette Hotel
Perry Mason
Sherlock Holmes
al| Magazine
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
Marilyn
Sheppard
Coop
Dulles Signals possible loosening on Red China travel ban
Secretary of State Dulles indicated he would reexamine U S policy on visiting Red China and may lift the travel ban soon, while the United States continues to hold ten American prisoners. The discussion followed reports of a forthcoming announcement and reflected tension with the press over press access and safety of nationals.
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Inne
Washington
United Department
China
Red Chine
Bu Dulles
Dulles
Feiping
American
Tides and sunrise sunset times with notes on press ban
Weather bulletin lists high tides at 3 and 5.2 feet with lows near 4.2 and 1 feet and Sunday highs around 7.0 and 5.5 feet plus lows. Sunrise and sunset times shown. Article then discusses State Department deliberations on a press ban and overseas correspondents policy linked to China and Peiping regime, noting past civil war events and passports control.
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State Department
Comrounists
Peiping
State Department Pea
Independent Carrier Service Through Long Beach On Sundays
Local notice details a postal carrier route schedule with special Sunday pickups and service along Pine Avenue in Long Beach. Changes or exceptions are noted for the October period and indicate a weekly delivery pattern by a single carrier.
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Pine Ave
Long Seach
Ieee Cal Coe
Ieee
Nes
Caruso and aides ordered to stand trial on multiple counts
Los Angeles dealer Henry J. Caruso and nine executives were ordered to stand trial on 19 counts of conspiracy forgery and grand theft. Superior Judge H Burton Noble rejected dismissal pleas as they pleaded innocence. A July 10 appearance was set for a second indictment charging grand theft and forgery following customer complaints.
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Los Angeles
Henry J. Caruso
H. ‘Burton Noble
Andi
Caruso
Mystery Israeli Ship in New York Docked at Navy Depot
A vessel flying the Israeli flag docked at Pier Two of the Earle ammunition depot near Sandy Hook. Security was tight as cargo was shifted and officials offered little information citing classified material. The incident echoed a 1956 tank shipment controversy involving the United States and Israel.
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New York
Pier Two
Nave
Earle
Sandy Hook
Coast Guard
Nework
Forgers Sentenced to Prison in Santa Ana Court
Three Long Beach and Cypress men faced prison after rejecting leniency pleas in Santa Ana Superior Court. Ronald Ford 24 James Payne 21 and Farrell Miney 21 received prison terms for three forgery counts. A separate case sent George Ironside 21 to prison for armed robbery of a Santa Ana store using an air pistol. Charles Averill 17 admitted involvement and will be sentenced July 5. Joseph Armstrong 18 awaits arranged date June 28 after juvenile court transfer.
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Long Beach
Cypress
Santa Ana Superior Court
Ronald Eugene Ford
Poinsettia St
James
Frank Payne
Bennett Ave
Farrell Don Miney
Mary ‘Rowena French
Wayaho St
Westminster
Orange County
George McCreagor Ironside
Seaside Blvd
Vp 9
Santas Ana
Robert Gardner
Ironside
Charles Arthur Averill
Orange Ave
Joseph Edward Armstrong
Ambrose Given House Painting Sentence in Los Cerritos Case
Mike Ambrose aged 18 of Lakewood was found guilty of malicious mischief for throwing tomatoes at Bellflower High teacher Harold E. Thompson’s home. Judge Roberta Butzbach ordered him to paint Thompson’s house at 6062 Fidler Ave.
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Mike Ambrose
Carfax Ave
Lakewood
Roberta Butzbach
Los Cerritos
Ambrose
Bellflower High
Harold E. Thompson
Thompson
Fidler Ave
Royal Race at Ascot Princess Margaret Defeats Queen Elizabeth
At Ascot England Princess Margaret outraced Queen Elizabeth in a brief royal impromptu on a deserted track. The sisters, part of Windsor Castle’s house party, rode with several attendants and spectators absent from the afternoon events. The two led the field from the start with noses close before Margaret opened a clear lead.
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Ascot
England
Margaret
Elizabeth 1
Gee
Windsor Castle
Elizabeth
Soviet sell subs to Egypt confirmed by London report
Friday a London dispatch confirmed the Soviet Union sold three submarines to Egypt and condemned Western uproar over the deal. The piece notes Moscow criticized Western media and called the reaction an unnecessary stir while detailing the arms transfer.
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Russ Sells
London
Moscow
Soviet Union
Egypt
West
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Milwaukee
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Saudi Arabia
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