Danger of Fire in California Mountains
L A C warns that July mountain trips bring high fire risk from grass and forest fires. Carelessness starts most fires. some are arsonist acts. Half-normal rainfall dries grasses. authorities predict a very dangerous season with increased firefighting efforts and many fires. Readers urged to ban smoking, fully extinguish campfires, and follow forest ranger rules.
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Death stay granted in Olga Duncan murder case
Mrs. Duncan Augustine Baldonado and Luis Moya winning a stay from the San Quentin gas chamber as the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear their appeals next fall. They challenge district attorney statements and juror bias in the murder of Olga Duncan, 30, the pregnant daughter in law. Lucen Vichey of New York plans Les Ballets Africains in Gotham Sept 26, seeking fireproof bras amid censorship concerns. Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin explore buying an interest in Cal Neva Lodge while Sinatra already holds part of Sands Hotel. Carole Tregoff and Dr. R Bernard Finch face retrial for Mrs. Finch murder. juror selection continues. James Shields, 19, arrest delayed for Shalk Das tagir murder due to measles.
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Drafts rise to 2.55 million as Sept call expands
The Army plans 8,000 draftees in September, up from August, lifting total draftees since 1950 to 2,547,990. Liquor and tobacco taxes from the Korean War era remain in force, the House passed a bill keeping them in place and sent it to the Senate amid a looming vote. The Supreme Court upheld five Greensboro defendants on a golf course trespass charge and overturned James Butler Elkins's conviction due to wiretap evidence. In Los Angeles, Curtis Sherry, a jobless carpenter, posed as a singing star, tricking a girlfriend and cabaret owners before police arrested him for a string of bogus checks.
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Dallas Massage Parlor Segregation Ordinance Passed
The Dallas City Council approved a new ordinance enforcing racial and sex segregation in massage services. It bans masseuses from treating men and masseurs from treating women, with city manager Elgin Crull citing several parlors providing beyond standard services.
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State Charges Funds Misused by Sister Kenny Foundation
Minnesota's attorney general alleges that money raised for polio victims was misused through improper administration at the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation. He notes large salaries, campaign expenses, and diverted funds from 1952 to 1959 while praising medical services. Board overhaul and staff resignations followed, with a Minneapolis county decision pending on potential criminal action.
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Robber Robert Gardner Plots Bank Theft In Glendale
Robber Robert Gardner, a 27 year old draftsman, planned a daytime bank heist during lunch in Glendale. He obtained 80 from a teller then returned to the same bank, where waiting police arrested him.
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Huntington Hotel Long Beach Oceanfront Rooms and Dining
Independent notice describes the Huntington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard Long Beach with private baths, writing desks, and daily maid service. It highlights meals, room rates around 37 dollars weekly per person, and restaurants serving lunches and dinners including a suicide public dining room. Owner Charles A. Barnett listed.
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Girard's French Dressing Highlighted In New Bottle
A vintage ad touts Girard's French Dressing with dry unsweetened wine vinegar and a blend of spices. The label is updated and the bottle redesigned to emphasize the dressing's tang and prize-winning garlic flare.
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