Oregon Men Scheme Against Navy Dogs and Pinball Plans
Oregon men and quirky workers feature in a rambling report. Navy guard dog handler David Darrell Miller, 18, at Miramar, is attacked by a dog, while Portland pinball operator Stanley G. Terry deals with legal inquiries and labor probe questions. The piece also recounts a Memphis light business man seeking incorporations, and a Chicago court case about a cement mixer.
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Oregon
NAVY
David Darrell Miller
Miramar Naval Air Station
San Diego
Stanley G. Terry
Portland
Ore
Dave
Stan
Washington
Cons Kresamen
Olstan
Senate
Israel Out U N Force Moving In
Mrs Meir announced Israel will promptly withdraw from the Sharm el Sheikh area and the Gaza Strip in line with a U N General Assembly resolution approved 74 to 2 France and Israel voting no. The assembly has urged Israeli withdrawal since last November. The U N emergency force aims to prevent belligerent acts in the Tiran Strait area keeping shipping routes open. Israel warned that armed interference with ships in the Gulf of Aqaba would be deemed an act of self defense entitling Israel to respond.
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Sharm el Sheikhares
Gaza Strip
France
Egypt
Mely
U. N
Atraity
Tiran
Gulf of Aqaba
Meir
U.N
Indiana Legislature Bans Union Shop Right to Work
The Indiana Legislature passed a right to work bill banning the union shop and union leaders planned a march on the Stairhouse to demand a gubernatorial veto. Gov Harold Handley indicated he may let the bill become law without his signature, announcing he will be at his desk as the Indiana Federation of Labor stages a protest.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Indiana Federation of Labor
Handley
General Assembly
Reepublican
Howard Steals
Gene Talmadge
Huey Long
Georgia
Louisiana
Steale
Ree
Arthur Wilson
Princeton
Marine sergeant acquitted in maltreatment case at Parris Island
A summary court martial acquitted Marine Sgt Daniel J Corey on all charges of mistreating recruits at Parris Island. Testimony cited a recruit forced to eat candy and a guard restrained rookies. other trials continue with Pvt John Barone and Pvt Thomas Hayes detailing abuses. Israel warns Gaza withdrawal could trigger wider conflict.
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Paris Island
S. C
Daniel J. Corey
Corey
John J. Barone
Sgt
Mission
Thomas Hayes
Lawrence
Mass
Hayes
William FR. Walsh
Lynhunt
N. J
Oldster Hit by 2 Cars in Indiana Police Report
Union backs 12 month school year and use of public school buildings year round in California, while labor battles a union shop bill in the Indiana Senate. The Hammond Gary East Chicago area report notes crashes injuring seniors and workers as resolutions at the California State Council for Carpenters convention discuss education, safety, and facility use.
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California
Sn Lone
California State Council For Carpenters
Wilton Hotel
Oar
United
Hammond- Gary
Chicago
Senate
State House of Representatives
Handley
Oregon Official Foresees Union Bid For Appointment
Oregon political scene reports a union bid of ten thousand dollars for an appointment. Morgan, former state Democratic chairman, says Spear claimed the team favored a union official to influence Holmes appointment to block purchases from eastern distillers amid bargaining difficulty and alleged conflicts in testimony.
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Oregon
Union
Morgan
Spear
Teamaters
Holmes
Oregon State Square
Long Beach Life Underwriters honor 28 salesmen at banquet
Twenty eight Long Beach life insurance salesmen were named men of the year at the Long Beach Life Underwriters banquet held at the Lafayette Hotel. L A Collins Sr. presented plaques as awards, with Roger Dear of American Co. delivering the keynote about securing a future through insurance. The event also highlighted state and local leaders including Tom Reneau and Loren Evans.
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Lafayette Hotel
J. Roger Deas
American Can Co
Center
Tom Reneau
California Assn
Life Underwriters
Loren Evans
Long Beach Life
Johanson
Jack M. Dew
Maurice Insurance
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Rice
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Carl T
Alan Lewis
Alfred M. Knauss
Orville
Gene Harris
Col. Lafayette
A. L. Schroeder
Kenneth
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L. A. Collins Sr
Caliuraniet
Roger Dear
The
Americat Can Co
William Mckinley
McKinley
Dene Anid
California
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Lift
Modesto
Long Beach
William E. Harlow
Portland
Ore
Pinbill Tycoon
Henderson H. Smith
M. Jack
Spear
Donald M.’ Comfort
Bert S. Cowen
Bruce Ky
Frank W. Brewster
West Coast
Daslnn
Alexander Alex
Theo
Teamsters’ Union
Dora If
Robbins
Sultan
James B. Elkins
Partland
Kuotza
Kennedy
Inter
J. J. Wallaberg Jr
Teamstera
Terry
Holmes
Brewster
Union
Car Hurts Woman In Wild Rampage After Crash
Estella Burns, 80, was injured when a car driven by Danver Davis allegedly barreled from a curb on Broadway and struck a display window at the Redondo Avenue corner store. Burns, treated for facial injuries, reported the driver appeared to hit the gas instead of the brake as the vehicle jumped the curb and struck Diane Richwine and others nearby. Authorities investigated at the scene as the car then accelerated away.
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Richwine
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Teamatera' Union
Jeg
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Mra
Uutns
Argos T. Sollias
Orangethorpe Blvd
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Independent Kemn Carclee Delivery notice
The fragment appears to be a damaged notice from a historical newspaper listing delivery services or ads. It mentions daily publica tion except Sunday, a price of $1, Pine Avenue, Lang Basin, and a filing date or entry reference in 1943. Limited legible entities include Lang Basin and Pine Ave with a likely classified notice format.
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Pine Ave
Leng
Auto Rolls Back Man Crushed Dead
Two injured in a crash when a car hit a Long Beach Bus at 7th Street and Locust Avenue on Friday afternoon. Driver John L McQuay, 80, and passenger Earl Bates, 50, suffered head injuries. other driver Forrest Leavitt, 63, of 447 West 4th Street, cited for failure to stop at a red signal. No bus passengers hurt.
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Long Beach
7Th St
Locust Ave
John IL McQuiay
Ton
Cedar Ava
Earl £. Bates
American Ave
Forrest C. Leavitt
4Th St
Lloyd-George Kin Wins for British Labor
Labor party claims rising support after by election wins led by Lady Megan LloydGeorge in Wales. Secretary Morgan Phillips says a general election now would sweep away the Macmillan government. Labor gains mark second successive by election victory as five more contests await.
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London
Bitain
Labor Party
Megan Lloyd-George
Wales
Morgan Phillips
Harold Macmillan
Neral
David Lloyd
George
House of Common
Laborites
Helief
Commons
Court Not Fooled by Wig Disguise
London report states James Owens thirty and his lawyer faced trial on a charge of attempting perversion of justice after Owens wore a wig and formal dress to court to disguise his identity. Police say twenty witnesses did not recognize him when he answered a drunk driving charge.
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London
James Owens
Owens
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