Long Beach Youth Dies After Four-Car Crash
Raymond J. Kvddr a 17 year old former Jordan High student of Long Beach died at St Margaret s Hospital Hammond Ind after a four car collision outside the city. He rode with Charles Werna Jr another Jordan alumnus who survived with minor injuries. A passenger in another car Mrs Emma Schmidt 76 of St Petersburg Fla also died in Hammond hospital. Ford whose son was involved visited the hospital as authorities prepared funeral arrangements.
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Raymond J. Kvddr
Emma Schmidt
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hammond Hospital
Ford
Mary French
Juanita Orr
Long Beach
Ronald
Salts Lake City
Nendins
Augenienis
Accountant Harry Anderson Wins Long Beach Daddy Sweepstakes
The first new father in Long Beach is accounting clerk Harry Anderson, 32, who won a merchants sponsored Daddy Sweepstakes. He will receive $150 in gifts as the Holomice daughter is born. the mother Janet Anderson, 99, is involved. He has a sister Claudia and brother Terri at home.
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Long Beach
Harry Anderson
Gon- Lakewood
Aspit Anderson
Independent
Janet Anderson
Claudia
Terri
Capital Is Important Editorial
Editorial argues capital for new tools and buildings must come from new or existing shareowners willing to invest more. It notes that replacement equipment for industry cannot be paid from post tax profits and hints at continued discussion on page 34 A.
Eisenhower Declares He Is No Deal Candidate for President
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower told about 10000 in Detroit that he is a no deal candidate for the Republican nomination and urged Americans to wipe out corruption wherever it arises. He said he has no political debts and warned against a campaign built on deals while calling for new national leadership. The speech touched on ethics, campaign strategy, and administration aims.
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Detroit
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Imortar
de- Clare
Dor Sitielly
America
Truman
Dwight J. Tisenhower
Electric Boa
General Dynamics Corp
Truman Proudis
Truman Talks Atomic Submarine at keel-laying ceremony
President Truman announced progress on atomic energy during the keel laying for the Nautilus, the first atomic powered submarine, noting it could travel over 70 knots with uranium and stay submerged indefinitely. He warned against tax-cutting policies and highlighted future impacts on navy power and civilian energy.
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Conn
Truman
Kingson
Arco
Ida
White House
Trumam
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Harold L. Baynton
Alien Property Office
William Underhill
Anti-Trust
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L.B. Boy
Aho
Jelion Drew Pearson
A. Mower
BLA Radio, Televisi -Aiar
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Lands
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