Dovey Attacks Bookie Loophole Chief Says Grace Law Differs
Dovey criticizes a U S bookmaking loophole after internal revenue officials claim bookies may use a 30 day grace period or license window. The Long Beach and Los Angeles offices warn licenses must be obtained immediately. Police arrest Herbert George Strong 40 for investigation of bookmaking. a sheet of 23 names is found. Strong, unemployed public accountant, released on habeas corpus.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Herbert George Strong
Cedar Ave
Strong
Harbor Strike Put to Fact Finders
Johnson Sampson, strike leader, said he would order the strikers back to work while a state fact finding board continues its investigation. The walkout began Oct 15 when insurgent ILA members rebelled against a contract negotiated by ILA President Joseph P Ryan, halting port operations and causing extensive cargo backlogs. The board and Commissioner Edward Corsi held a four hour meeting to resolve the dispute. DOCK REBELS, Page 4.
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Johnson Sampson
Hoard
Wolkout
Edward Corsi
AFI. International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA Pres
Joseph P. Ryan
Porth
Sampson
State Factfinding Board
Corsi
Martin P. Catherwood
Dock Rebels
U N Airmen Outnumber Defeat MIGs In Korea Skirmish
United Nations jet fighters outnumbered enemy aircraft in Northwest Korea as 52 U N planes clashed with 50 Communist jets. In two dogfights three MiGs were shot down and others damaged, while 19 F 80 Shooting Stars fought 30 MiGs. Two MiGs were destroyed and another damaged in a 15 minute battle. All U N planes returned safely. It was the fourth straight day of air battles with Soviets believed to be sending more arms and ammunition into Red lines.
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Tokyo
United Nations
U.N
Korea
Body Identified of Missing Screenwriter Darling
The body found in the ocean near Santa Monica is identified as William Scott Darling, 55, screenwriter who vanished last month. His billfold floated in the water on October 29 and a car was found abandoned shortly after.
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Santa Monica
William Scott Darling
Balmy Long Beach Weather Forecast Delights Residents
Hazy sunshine and sea breeze mark the day with a high near 74 degrees in Long Beach. The forecast calls for similar conditions tomorrow with patchy fog inland extending about 10 miles. Fog limited downtown areas overnight as mild days and foggy nights continue through Tuesday.
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Long Beach
Woman 63 Dies From Kitchen Stove Blast
Mrs Lena Goetz, 63, of 17023 Bixby Ave, died at Community Hospital shortly before 1 am today from burns suffered when a kitchen stove exploded while she was lighting it yesterday. Firemen reported the blast dislodged a kitchen wall and caused $1750 in fire damage to the Goetz home.
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Lena Goetz
Bixby Ave
Goetz
Bridges Case Delayed in Perjury Appeal
The Ninth Circuit granted a two week delay in replying to an appeal by Harry Bridges challenging his perjury conviction as barred by the statute of limitations. The postponement was requested by Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert B. McMillan.
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San Francisco
Nov
Harry Bridges
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Robert B. McMillan
Through the Iron Curtain Editorial Overview
An editorial notes that what happens behind the Iron Curtain becomes clearer over time. It cites rent and escapes from Communism, reporting by diplomats and journalists in Moscow, and state media as information sources. It praises Ambassador Kirk after two years in Moscow for gaining life insight despite restricted access.
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Moscow
Ambazzador Kiik
Godmita
Reece
Dead Woman Revives At S F Morgue Door
Mrs Theresa Butler a 60 year old woman pronounced dead and placed in a morgue wagon revived as she was being wheeled into the San Francisco mortuary. Attendants heard a faint sigh and medical staff rushed to treat her. Her condition stabilized but remained critical with no response to light or pain. She was breathing well and under care as doctors monitored her progress.
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Theresa Butler
San Francisco
James Gleason
Jamey_ Leednard
Sica Brothers and Aides Sentenced in Bookmaking Ring
In Los Angeles, Joe Sica and his brother Alfred were sentenced to a year in county jail for bookmaking. Three helpers received four to 10 months. All appealed and were released on bail of 5000 dollars. Others named included George Weisbart Joseph Chaiken and Mrs Emilie Ann Williams with 2000 dollar bail.
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Los Angeles
Underworld
Joe Sica
Alfred
Sicas
George Weisbart
Joseph G. Chaiken
Emilie Ann Williams
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U. S
Harbor
Iron Curtain
S.F. Morgue
Ray Tucker
Sica Brothers
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