Ex-Official's Missing Daughter Found in Selma Grocery
Grace Marit Ewing known as Stormy, daughter of former deputy assistant secretary of defense Frank M. Ewing, was found working as a clerk in a Selma Quick Check grocery. She told police she came to Selma by bus and planned to return home. Her family and authorities coordinated a search after her disappearance in February from a Washington suburban home.
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Selma
Ala
Defense Department
Washington
Grace Marit Ewing
Stormy
Frank M. Ewing
Montgomery County
Wilson Baker
Holton Arms School
Ewing
Tornadic winds rough Chula Vista roofs and more
A tornado-like wind swept through Chula Vista on Friday unroofing houses and uprooting trees. It damaged Vista Square School as pupils left minutes earlier, and a few residents were cut by flying glass. The twister moved northeast from the bay, tossing fish onto a street amid toppled antennas and broken branches.
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Chula Vista
Vista Square School
Texas
William Berry
San Diego Bay
Dope Broom Sweeps 90 Into New York Jail
Ninety narcotics users and sellers were jailed after an all night raid in New York. Seventeen women were among those arrested and one suspected peddler was shot and critically wounded in Brooklyn. Among the detainees was Marvey Wurteburger, 17, who in 1934 ran off to Washington with Deborah Ann Fine and $5,800 of her father's money. The roundup involved 150 narcotics squad members and 13 police women, echoing a similar operation last November that netted 104 arrests.
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New York
Brooklyn
Marvey Wurteburger
Washington, D. C
Deborah Ann Fine
Wurtsburger
Long Beach
Community ‘Hospital
Signal
Hill
William Douglas Sanders
Sir la Verne Ave
Sanders
Felt assumes command of 6th Fleet in Naples
Vice Adm. Harry D. Felt, a veteran naval aviator, takes command of the U. S. 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean. He replaces Vice Adm. Ralph A. Ofstie, who is recovering from surgery in Germany and will be transported to the United States for further treatment.
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Naples
Italy
Harry D. Felt
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Ralph A. Ofstie
Germany
United States
Two Rooms Destroyed by Blaze at Narbonne High School
A series of arson fires at Narbonne High School in Lomita caused the destruction of two rooms in the main building and damage in the arts building. Investigators say a break‑in and matches started the fires, with ten incidents reported over two months. Fire crews from three stations battled the flames while the custodial staff prepared to reopen soon.
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Narbonne High School
Lomita
Narbonne
Arts
Harivey Crutchfield
Walnut St
Herbert E. Morey
Dominguez
Gorman
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Weather outlook shows clearing skies and warmer Sunday
Partly cloudy today with clearing this evening leads to a mainly clear night. Sunday will be mostly sunny and slightly warmer, with light winds and dry conditions across the area.
Eisenhower undecided on farm bill after Eisenhower Benson talks
Secretary Benson said after a long conference with President Eisenhower that the President is still undecided whether to sign or veto the farm bill but nears a decision. The White House indicated action early next week, possibly Monday, while Benson called the bill bad yet noting some good points. Benson said he made no firm recommendation and gave no word on Eisenhower’s views after the Augusta meeting.
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Augusta
Benson
Eisenhower
White House
Augusta National Golf Club
F Eisenhower
Soviet Leaders Start Historic State Visit to Britain
Moscow to Baltic voyage marks first top Soviet rulers departure from capital for a Western power visit. Khrushchev and Bulganin ride train to Baltisk port for 10 day tour, with Molotov Mikoyan and Kaganovich aiding as dignitaries ferry them. Large crowds bid farewell at Moscow station.
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Moscow
Bulgarin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Baltic
Baltisk
Molotov
A. I. Mikoyan
L. M. Kaganovich
Biggest Ship Joins Fleet In Formal Saratoga Commission
New York report on the USS Saratoga being commissioned as the largest carrier in the American fleet. Secretary of the Navy hails the ship as a floating air field with unprecedented weapons and reaching power. Guests include foreign diplomats as the ceremony highlights naval advance.
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New York
America
Saratoga
Thomas
Forrestal
Fifth Drunk Driving Conviction Earns One Year Jail
A Richmond man received the maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $1000 fine for his fifth drunk driving conviction. He was reported as the first Westerner to visit the port area since postwar reparations. The case noted the adjoining Baltisk port and referenced Russians and Germans in the context of postwar events. Capt. Adrian NorRichmond, a British naval attaché, was mentioned in connection with surrounding observations of the port.
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Mitted
Baltisk
Ordjonikidze
Adrian Nor
Richmond
James They
H. Reed
Three Youths Rob Bank in Flora Mississippi
Three masked youths armed with shotguns robbed the Bank of Flora about $38,000 at 8:18 a.m. They tied up the janitor and cashier Mrs. C M Shannon, demanded the vault, and escaped in a waiting car. Bank President F D Simpson Sr. was bound before the bandits fled. An abandoned car linked to the suspects was found and officers searched nearby woods.
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Flora
Bank of Fora
F. D. Simpson Sr
Simpson
C. M. Shannon
Ed Brown
Jackson Police Department
Classifieds and notices index entry
A brief listing shows where to find sections in the newspaper such as Churches TV radio schools and sports across pages A-1 A-8 B-2 B-3 B-9 B-10 and 4-8 for shipping tides temperatures theaters and more. It serves as a navigation guide for readers locating notices and features in the edition.
U S Division Bans Outings After German Bar Brawls
UPI reports Maj. Gen. Derrill M. Daniel orders the 11th Airborne Division to stay on post for the weekend amid waves of brawls in German beer halls. About 10 000 to 15 000 soldiers are affected as disciplinary measures begin.
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Augsburg
Germany
UPI
Derrill M. Daniel
11Th Airborne Division
U. S
Navy Sends Four Destroyers to Mediterranean Fleet
The Navy will add four 2100-ton Fletcher class destroyers to the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The McNair McGowan Lewis Hancock and Sullivans depart Newport News early Sunday after cancellation of all leaves. Destroyer Division 202, led by Cmdr Hugh W Howard, brings total U S destroyers in the area to twenty as a Marine battalion was also dispatched recently.
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Newport
R. I
Mediterranean
McNair
McGowan
Lewis Hancock
Sullivans
R. 1
Naval Base
Destroyer Division 202
Cmdr
Hugh W. Howard
Olympia
Wash
U.S
Bandits Terrorize Poland Gain Steam Across the Country
Vienna reports an armed anti Communist resistance movement in Poland with bands terrorizing communities. They attack police stations loot state stores and farms and have killed at least twenty local Communist officials.
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Vienna
Austria
UPI
Poland
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Clery
N.Y
Vice Adm
Felt
6Th Fleet
Weether
George
Sec
Chief
Robert Hunnicutt
Jack W.mcmahan
John P. Barry
Sgt
Willis L. Penhollow
Robert P. Shaw
Empire State Building
Kalingrad
Foreign Ministry
Bank
Daniel
Repu
Navy
Mideast
Arabia
Reds
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