Churchill Birthday Salute From The Lion Of Britain
Sir Winston Churchill, at 83, prepares a quiet birthday at his country house with family and wartime ally Field Marshal Montgomery as his only guest outside kin. Friends note he clings to life, writing and reading with vigor, and remains active in politics and public life despite age.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Ute
Winston
Field Marshal
Lord Mont- Bormery
Monty
Clementing
Churchill
House of Commons
Wien
Newmarket
U S Speeds Work on Nuclear Missile Defense
A Kirkland Air Force Base team in New Mexico studies nuclear space explosions seeking to close blind spots. Officials say a breakthrough would yield defense against intercontinental missiles as the nation expects a second bomber generation before relying solely on missiles.
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Britain
U.S
White
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Ise
President Resting at His Farm Home
In a tangled derailed tale a resident of Sunderland continues to resist leaving a haunted farm house once occupied by a former tenant. Court testimony ties the ghost to eviction delays and rent disputes as the president reportedly contemplates a visit to inspect prize cattle.
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Margaret Rowe
Sunderland
England
Mrs. Rowe
M&s
Norman Dixon
Jane Aubrey
Beach Vasey
Los Ies
Lone Beach
Eid Senaay Giants
Dixon
Louis
Vasey
Han
Burke
Aies
Arith
SAC
White
First Missile Division
Tojelso
Dixons
Defense Department
Air Force
Thor
Army
U.S
Britain
Howard M. Snyder
Cole
Wakte House
Hagerty
Judge Vasey to Head Court During 1958
Long Beach Bar Association officials reported transfers and assignments for local judges at the Petroleum Club meeting. Judge John F. McCarthy moves to South Gate, Judge Joe Raycraft to De Spangnent B, with praise for Judge Red Miller's juvenile court work. President Hagerty and Snyder update on Eisenhower’s health and NATO council plans amid a busy White House agenda.
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Ralph K Person
Burke
Long Beach Bar “Association
Petroleum Club
John F. McCarthy
Long Beach
South Gate
Joe Raycraft
de Spangnent
Red Miller
Eisenhower
Aldes
NATO Council
Snyder
Washington
White House
Weather Outlines Temps Across Cities and Tidal Forecasts
United States Weather Bureau reports high and low temperatures for cities including Long Beach Los Angeles Omaha Seattle and New York with highs around the 60s to 70s and lows in the 20s to 50s tides listed for several coastal areas. The article notes tides and a brief mention of Russia space and missile successes with the President's Science Advisory Committee names listed.
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United States Weather
Hel
Bom
Ee Ayim
Russia
R. F. Bacher
California Institute of Technology
E. M. Purcell
Harvard University
Herbert York
Livermore Laboratories
University of California
George, B. Kistiakowsky
Independent Daily Express Long Beach Cal Classified Ad 1943
An independent daily paper item from Long Beach California dated 27 1943 notes a second class entry at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue. Adjudicated by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County and filed in Peerae No. C T02A0he with reference to October.
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Sixth St
Pine Ave
Long Bath
Cal
Long Beach
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Intercity Lines Face Shutdown and Space Race Questions
Intercity Lines may halt streetcar service from Long Beach to Southland as a strike looms. A separate inquiry from Cambridge astronomers about Soviet IGY projects yielded only No replies citing unmeasured earth mapping limits. The dispute involves a 48 to 40 hour week, with federal mediator Harry Malcolm noting a single unresolved issue.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Itt
Harry Malcom
Court Kills Bonelli Libel Suit Against Pair
Los Angeles Superior Court dismissed a 1.5 million libel suit by William G. Bonelli against Norman Chandler, president of Times-Mirror Co, and Virgil Pinkley, former editor publisher of the Mirror News. Bonelli, ex member of the State Board of Equalization, claimed articles harmed his reputation over liquor law enforcement in his district.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
William G. Bonelli
Norgman Chandler
Times-Mirror’ Co
Virgil Pinkley
Mirror‘News
Bonelli
State Board of Equalization
Mirror
Russians Answer U S Questions on Sputniks
Soviet officials answered Western queries about Sputniks noting no use of a new mercury oxide power source for the satellites. They described the first craft revealing only internal temperature and pressure, while the second logged surface temperatures, solar radiation, and cosmic ray intensity using halogen meters. They gave no details on red radiation, meteor impacts, nose cone size, or reflectivity.
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Moscow
Sélof
Ling
Theussians
Sputnik
Life of Riley at the Huntington Hotel
A damaged OCR note describes rooms at the Huntington Hotel in Long Beach with a dining room and daily rates. It lists lodging and meals, with references to a private club and public catering, plus menu items and prices.
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Riley
The
Huntington Hotel
Olean Blvd
Long Beach
Lense
Rome
Nenvice
Oetan
Cholca Stank
Wrimé
Turkey
Club
Dreanest
Boet Fexaler
Unners
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Korngold
Army Navy
Nixon
Gettysburg
Congress
Strategics Air Command
Air Force Ballisitic Missile Division
Inglewood
Calif
B. A. ‘Lchriever
Atlas
Titan
James M. Doolittle
Office of Defense Mobilization
Doolittle
Tokyo
Shell Oil Co
Hollywood
Erith Wolfgang Korngold
North Hollywood
Brno
Moravia
Czechoslovakia
Bruno Walter
Munich
Anthony Adverse
Robin’ Hood
Thomas D. White
Scott Crossfield
National Press Club
AP Wire
Dortor
Amelia
Weill
St.joseph
Boris Morros
Tito
Marshal Tito
Yefimov
Look Magazine
FBI
Red
Tico
Wook
United Press
Cambridge
Mass
International, Geophysical ‘Year Committee
U.s.s.r.academy of Sciences
Lui 'Beach
Southlan
Josephine
di Giladel
Pacific Coast
Howy
Ken
Kan
Long Beach Boulevard
Broadway
Atlantic
South ST. At
Bellflower Boulevard
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