Gin and tonic blamed in medical alert study
Oakland doctors Frederick G. Novy Jr and Lamb warn gin and tonic may expose weaknesses in some people. They report the tonic masking the gin’s effects, noting certain citizens react poorly to the water component in the drink.
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Nob Wells
Mac
Oakland
Frederick G. Novy Jr
Sasdoy R. Lamb
The
Journal of the American: Medical Assay
Navy
Lamb
G&t
Beck Posts $5000 Bond in Tax Case
President Dave Beck, amid a flurry of attention, posted a $5,000 bond on a tax evasion indictment in Tacoma after surrendering to federal authorities. He was arraigned, spent time in court, and later traveled to Atlantic City for a Teamsters Union meeting, with doctors treating skin eruptions and other ailments during the hospitalization. A subsequent car incident involving a dog and a separate legal matter linked to union funds was noted, alongside remarks from Beck’s attorneys and connections to McCarthy era figures.
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Washington UI
Teanster
Dave Deck
Lnck
Beck
Rohn
Rome
Tacoma
Lester Lem Sr
Les
Miyy
Clarence Cami'dell
Gerard Treanor
Teamsters Union
Clarence Camibell
Senate
Clarence
Anauer Corpmnittes
Auetlohe
Mereuet
Tet Renger
shellBeen
Guides
sAnate
Lyndhurst
England
Inn
Meck
Joana
Wi Ams
Joseph McCarthy
Wis
McCarthy
Williams
James TR. Hoffa
Edward J. M. Curran
Curran
Confused Twins Born in Clemens Hit by Mixed Identity
Identical twins Jane and Joan Furton celebrate their first birthday in Clemens Michigan while parents Athione and Clayton Furton struggle to tell them apart. The family hopes hospital records or fingerprints can resolve the mix-up.
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Jane
Joan Furton
Camera 125 Miles Up Peeks at Sun
A Navy Aerobee rocket launched from White Sands Proving Ground carried a 125 mile aloft camera to photograph the sun. The spectro magnetic camera extended from the rocket and rotated 360 degrees to study sunspots and magnetic storms. After completing the mission the camera was recovered by parachute about 40 miles north of the launch site and data will take several days to evaluate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sands Proving
Gree
N.M
Aerobee
Navy
Sunburned student reports theft after beach visit
Darrel Anderson, 23, a University of Southern California student, drove from Los Angeles to a beach in Long Beach, left his car parked on Ocean Blvd near Peninsula Pl. He returned in his bathing trunks to file a police complaint after seeing a truck with youths and discovering his stolen car contents.
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Darrel Anderson
University of Southern “California
Los Angeles
Peninsula Pl
Ocean Blvd
Inter Holy
Carlo
Boy bitten by dog at school playground in Long Beach
A 10 year old Long Beach boy, John Edward Shaffer, was bitten Thursday at the Daniel Webster school playground by a young black cocker spaniel with a metal ornament collar. The dog fled and was not found. Parents of the Shaffer family at 5 Lincoln Street report the incident.
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Long Beach
John Edward Shaffer
J. St. Shaffer
Lincoln St
Daniel Webster
Princeton Freshmen Boot Ball Toward New York
Two Princeton freshmen Victor Regan and Roger Menderhall sought to boot a nogher ball from Nassau Hall toward New York to raise funds for St. Vincent's Episcopal Mission. Police warned they would block the charity drive if it caused traffic hazards as spectators cheered at 2:45 pm.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
New York
Victor Regan
Hempstead
N.Y
Roger Menderhall
Delmar
Nassau Hall
St. Vincent's Episcopal Mission
Galveston
Tex
Enee Garren
Washington
J Navy
Joseph Mitler
Princeton Barracks
Pulaski Skyway
Regan
Menderhall
Hudson
Biltmore
Kitty Hawk
Fred J
Constellation
Krooke
Forrestal
NASA
Weather report notes high and low temperatures and tides
Weather data reports high and low temperatures across several locations including Washington New York and Cleveland. Tides forecast shows highs around 9 feet with several nearby measurements near 20 feet and 4 feet ranges. Construction activity noted in some areas amid the tide and temperature readings.
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Reg Berteat
United Staten Weathere Chisago Cleveland 42 Inc
Danver Na Das Mainay
Muted van Peanessey
Aai Construction
Tharmal Newrdeloans
Washington
New York
Court records indicate a 1911 California case in Los Angeles County
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a May Mar. ET 1911 date, a court in Los Angeles County at Leni 2, and a probate or dearee number 1080a. Contains minimal identifiable names or actions.
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Per Carter
Cal
Leni 2
Adipedisajon Parior Court
Loa Angeles County
Dearee Ne. C
Beating Victim Moved From Barfront. Nine Stitches Given
William Molmex, 39, of 827 E Ast Street, was found Friday in front of a bar at 215 American Ave, beaten and injured. Police reported a fractured right shoulder and a lacerated forehead requiring nine stitches after admission to Seaside Hospital. He refused to identify his assailants.
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William Molmex
Ast St
American Ave
Seaside Houpital
Cere
Cloudbursts Bring New Flood Threats Across Texas
Texas faced renewed flood risks as cloudbursts dropped over 8 inches in north central and central areas. Reports described rising rivers, evacuations near Brazos towns, a body found in Buffalo Bayou, and forecasts predicting crest levels around 15.1 feet by Sunday as Wichita Falls and other communities brace for highest water in years.
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Dallas
Texas
Texan
Buffalo Cayou
Houston
Higway
Wichita Falls
Ted River
Fort Worth
Bosque River
Waco
Urea Brazos
Dennis
Bennett
Tin Top
Iredell
North Bosque
Deweyville
Sabine
Weather Bureau
Matrix Reporter honors in 1986 journalism awards
The 1986 Matrix Reporter awards night honored Nob Wheatley of the Press-Telegram for a poignant air collision victims story at Grand Canyon. Independent’s Ien Zinser won second for a Veterans Hospital psychiatry series. Theta Sigma Phi and Los Angeles publishers hosted the ceremony at Ambassador Hotel.
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Southland
Infinity Newspapers
Press-Telegram
Nob Wheatley
Grand Canyon
Ien Zinger
Veterans Hospital
Whearley
Zinser
Theta Sigma Phi
National Women’s Journalism Fraternity
Los Angeles
Alan
Ambassador Hotel
Independent
Fr Hewa
Vera ‘Williams
James R
Phelin
Herb Paul Wallace
Shannon
Todd Thomey
Two Air Force Men Injured In Crash At City Corner
Two Air Force personnel suffered injuries when the rear-seat crash car struck a guard rail at Willow Street and Temple Avenue on Friday. Driver Elec Dillon, 23, had a damaged leg. Staff Sgt Renfro Adama, 38, reportedly suffered possible fractured jaw, facial lacerations, and other injuries. Both were treated at the local hospital.
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Air Force
Willow St
Temple Ave
Elec Dillon
Air Bane
Renfro Adama
Army Air Base
Churchill Raps U.N. on Suez Resolution
London reports Sir Winston Churchill aged 82 returning to politics with a speech backing the Suez invasion and criticizing the United Nations for not supporting Britain and France. He praised Anthony Eden, urged continued leadership in world affairs, and spoke amid a Primrose League audience in Hall.
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London
Winston Churchill
Suez
U.N
Land of Hope
Mbert Hall
Muscoe
Edwina Sandys
Primrose League
Churchill
United Nations
Free World
Middle East
Anthony Eden
Chuirehthi
Ndt
Britain
France
U.N. Assembly
U. S
State Dulles
Egypt
United States
Teruel
Old Statesman
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Tidmam
Hign
Arden
Sind Pam
Ginger Rogers
Jacques Bergerac
Ginger
Wichitas River
Burkburnett
Wichita Pall
I, PT
Matrix Reporter
Bob Whearley
Ben Zinhkie
RED Cross
Wilson Hotel
Rita Venn
Hal Sleber
Clara Simmons
New York City
Independent, Press-Telegram
Marth
Domingees
Ihy
Service Rik
Dooley
Charles & Dooley
Dooley Hardware Mart
Ray, Desley
Dooley's Hardw
Long Beach Blvd
Cian Paine
E Mart
Cma
B.egoodrich
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