Seven Children Killed In Tacoma House Fire
A flash fire believed caused by a faulty refrigerator swept through a two story Tacoma home early today, killing seven children. Victims include James Clifton 15 Nancy McCarley 12 Thomas McCarley 11 Cyndia McCarley 9 Darell McCarley 8 Susan McCarley 3 and Magnus McCarley eight months. Six children were found in their beds. Cyndia was near an upstairs window. Russian dolls
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Tacoma
Wash
James Clifton
Nancy McCarley
Thomas McCarley
Cyndia McCarley
Darell McCarley
Susan McCarley
Magnus McCarley
Jean McCarley
Harold Fisk
al Waters
R. C. Roberts
McCarley
Larry Amundsen
Pierce County
Amundsen
Fisk
Susan
Darrel
Thomas
Nancy
Cyndia
James
Tony Dearinger
Dearinger
Tony Jr
Salk Report Release Set for Tuesday
A Tuesday release time was set for the Salk polio vaccine report after a Tate conference between National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis representatives and University of Michigan officials. Dr. Francis will present at Rackham Amphitheater to about 400 medical dignitaries at 10 20 a.m. with the summary released first at 9 10 a.m. to align with the public briefing.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Tate
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
University of Michigan
Thomas Francis Jr
Francis
Rackham Amphitheater
City to file rehearing in state high court fight
City officials move to reverse the State Supreme Court majority in a years long dispute. City Atty. Walhfred Jacobson to file a rehearing petition by April 20 and to partner with O Melveny and Myers to prepare the submission. Louis W Myers of the firm will personally oversee the assignment and a federal questions study for possible U S Supreme Court review.
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State Supreme Court
Walhfred Jacobson
Mgr
Sam E. Vickers
Los Angeles
O'Melveny & Myers
Jacobson
Mallon
U. S. Supreme Court
Classified and notices section directions
A newspaper page lists where to find sections such as Churches on A-2 and 5, Classified B-2 to B-10, Comics on Page 4-10, Crossword A-2, Financial B-2, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV A-2, Shipping Table B-2, sports rags A-8 and A-9, Theaters A-4, and Tides Temperatures B-2.
Four Die in Compton Area Highway Crashes
Four persons were killed in three highway crashes near Compton, including two motorcyclists, a young woman pedestrian, and a truck driver. Victims include Dudlus Egger, 46, Dawney Terry Lee Kim, 27, Los Angeles Winters, 27, Los Angeles, and Nancy Brolyn, 22, Los Angeles. Police hunt a dark four door sedan. witness saw a hit run on El Segundo Boulevard near Avalon.
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Compton
Here
Ars
Dullus Egger
Fann St
Dawney
Terry Lee Kim
McNerney Ave
South Gate
I. Winters
Los Angeles
Nancy Brolyn
Egger
Rosecrans Blvd
Broadway
Michael
Harbor General Hospital
Jack L. Johnson
Caroldale St
Torrance
Johnson
Eggers
Ray Campos
Kitty
Winters
Segundo Blvd
Avalon Blvd
Towne Ave
Three Killed 14 Injured in Chilean Mine Blast
Heavy fog blankets Long Beach and Los Angeles as a Chilean mine blast near Concepcion Province kills three and injures fourteen. Early reports describe a damp explosion at a beach coal mine with fog lingering until noon and lifeguards noting crowds and swimmers nearby.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
U. S. Weather Bureau
Santiago
Chile
Schwager
Soviet Move Aims to Cancel Treaties With France and Russia
The Soviet Council of Ministers urged Parliament to annul the friendship and alliance treaties with France and Russia, retaliating against Britain and France for approving Paris rearmament pacts. The move, read at a Foreign Ministry briefing, targets Western plans to deploy West German troops. The U S reaction was calm, noting significance of Soviet active view.
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Moscow
London
Soviet Council of Ministers
Russia
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Foreign Ministry
U. S
Washington
State Department
Joyous Day Lent Ends and Easter Vigil Begun Worldwide
Lent ends as Christians observe Easter vigil with services across Christendom. Catholic churches decked with flowers mark the end of Lent. Rome hosts Holy Saturday mass and a noon Papal blessing. Pilgrims gather at St. Peter's as bells ring, fire and water rites are performed, and Easter preparations continue globally.
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Christendom
Christ
Rome
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican
St. Peter's
Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Pius XI
In His N Footprints In His N Footprints
A brief note in period voice refers to Christ and the concept of footprints, signaling a devotional or religious reflection tied to a Saturday observance. The fragment suggests a title or caption for a religious meditation or sermon theme from a historical page.
Jesus Burial Reported After Crucifixion in Hidden Tomb
Excerpted Sunday School lesson text recalls Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus placing Jesus in a borrowed tomb after the crucifixion. The piece notes beliefs about resurrection and includes biblical verse references and poetic reflections on the event.
L A Theft Ring Broken Arrest Nine in Los Angeles
Police in Los Angeles arrested nine people led by attorney Lowell Lyons, 32, amid a four month burglary spree netting more than 40 homes in Bel Air, Brentwood, Pacific Palisades and West Los Angeles. The ring, described as large scale, included James Clayton Pope and others, with mink coats recovered and fence-driven disposals complicating recovery.
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Los Angeles
Lowell Lyons
Bel Air
Brentwood
Pacific Palisades
West Los Angeles
James Clayton Pope
Folsom
Paul Ferguson
Hollywood
FBI
Alaska
Dana Rio
West
Thomas R. Lyle
San Francisco
Ernest William Gallo
Thomas R
Morgan
Hank
Shirley Cooper
Lyon
Lucille Ferguson
Grover C. Armstrong
Armstrong
Mystery of Slippery Under Finery
In Los Angeles detectives faced a baffling case as Grace Lawson a nurse reported a chamois bag with 1300 pounds in diamonds and cash hidden in her corset. After three hours of struggle Mrs Lawson solved it saying the girdle slipped and the bag and contents were found on the other side.
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Los Angeles
Grace
Lawson
U S Returns Youth Who Fled Russ
A teenage Russian, Valery Lysikov, who fled to West Berlin, returned with his parents to East Berlin at noon after requesting to go back. American officials said permission was granted in the same spirit as asylum earlier. his parents objected to his Western clothes as they left with two Soviet liaison officers.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East
Valery Lysikov
East Berlin
Frankfurt
U. S
American High Commission
Hadeen
Lysikov
Strong Local Quake Shakes St Louis Region
A strong local shock hit the St Louis area at 7 01 a m described by a St Louis University expert as a strong local quake. It rattled dishes and spilled soles with no major damage reported. Only St Louis County records cracks in walls from four homes and sheriff offices reporting damage.
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St, Louis
Husband Dares Wife to Kill Him and She Does
In Redlands a 42 year old Frank Pullen was killed by a rifle shot fired by his wife Dorothy after an argument during an evening drive. Dorothy Pullen is detained for questioning with no charges yet filed. The weapon belonged to their son Joe who had just returned from a hunting trip.
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Frank Pullen
Norton Air Force Base
W. Glen Solberg
Seid Pullen
Dorothy
Redlands Community Hospital
Weather forecast: fog tonight then sunny Sunday
Fog tonight and sun Sunday morning with hazy sunshine Sunday afternoon. Temperatures near 70 degrees. No precipitation expected. Variable winds.
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Igor
Geraldine Burke
Flushing
N. Y
Geraldine
Salk Report
England
Compton Driv
Kremlin
Christ's
Matt
Jesus
Arimathea
Joseph
Nicodemus
Julien C. Yer
Feline Pussywillow
Eureka
Ernest W. Gallo
L.A
U.S
St. Louis
Redlands
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