Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard in California Reception
Affectionate crowds greet Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard as they tour Holland diaspora sites near Long Beach. 20 000 Dutch Americans will line streets with tulips as they visit a dairy farm and meet Mr and Mrs Ted Bouma of Artesia. They will attend Emmanuel Reformed Church in Paramount worshipping at a 15941 S. Virginia Ave sanctuary seating 500.
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Queen Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Hollands
Juliana
Bellflower-Artesia- Paramount
Long Beach
Holland
Ted Bouma
Artesia
Bouma
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Paramount
S. Virginia Ave
Estate leaves US as beneficiary in Tennessee death
Andrew Jackson Legg a 76 year old Nashville and railway worker died of a heart attack and left over 100000 to The United States of America. A hotel manager said Legg stated his entire estate was willed to the government and a 1945 will supported that intention.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States of America
Andrew Jackson Legg
Nashville, Chattanooga
Hollywood Meets Queen Juliana of the Netherlands
In Los Angeles on April 19, Queen Juliana and fictional Queen Flavia of Ruritania met in a studio as Hollywood welcomed a reigning monarch. She toured The Prisoner of Zenda set, met stars, attended a luncheon, and spoke of her mixed impressions of Los Angeles.
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Juliana
Hollywood
Netherlands
Plymouth
Dore Schary
Spencer Tracy
Los Angeles
Flavia
Richard Thorpe
Zenda
J .Deborah Kerr
Ruris
Action Against AF Rebels Halted at Mather Field
Six Air Force officers who refused to fly will have disciplinary action suspended after orders from Mather Field. Capt. Jack Rose said dispositions will be decided after investigations. Names include Capt Jeremiah Schechter and lieutenants Ralph Gringer, John Hook, James Snoddy, Stanley Rosenthal, and Joseph Buscagha. Washington indicated no charges were dropped and that command decisions after investigations will determine next steps.
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Mather Field
Air Force
Jack Rose
Rose
Jerome Schechter
N. J
Ralph Gringer
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
John M. Hook
Chambersburg
James D. Snoddy
Wellford
S. C
Stanley Rosenthal
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Buscagha
Chicago
Robert C. Paul
Thei
Air Training Command
Mather
Washington
Air Force Ghq
Woman Drowned in Potomac Falls
A 21 year old Philadelphia woman fell to her death today at the Great Falls of the Potomac River about 12 miles above Washington. Miss Glenyse Newton and John T. Kennilly a Fort Myer soldier climbed a Virginia side cliff near thewater. Kennilly said she was three feet behind him when she cried I am slipping He turned but could not stop her fall into swift water and her body was not recovered by nightfall.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Great Falls
Potomac River
Glenyse Newton
John T. Kennilly
Fort Myer
Virginia
Potomac
Fairfax
Kennilly
Electronic Brain Goes Crazy in City Payroll Mishap
A Philadelphia machine that prints city payroll checks malfunctioned while rolling over a rough floor. The electric calculator paid $9999 to a sick water-main inspector and $247 for a full week’s work, prompting Finance Director L. J. Monk to note the move from city hall to the basement caused the error.
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Philadelphia
L. J. Monk
City Hall
Woman Dies in Leap From Golden Gate Bridge Span
A well dressed middle aged woman leaped to her death today from near the Marin Tower of the Golden Gate Bridge during weekend traffic. Dozens witnessed the death plunge as authorities found Iva O'Brien Hageman of San Francisco on the span. The Coast Guard recovered the body.
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Marin
Golden Gate Bridge
Iva O'Brien
Hageman
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Two Thousand Troops Test Atomic Drop Close to Front Lines
LAS VEGAS November 19 2000 UP Two thousand soldiers and airmen with no extra protection near the Yucca Flats area will participate in Operation Big Shots an atomic air drop drill. Troops will wear fatigue uniforms steel helmets and carry rifles but no ammunition in two man foxholes with only film packs and Geiger counters as safety gear. Lt Gen Joseph M Swing Sixth Army will be in a nearby foxhole while Brig Gen Harry P Starke oversees the exercise. Newsmen will be about ten miles back at News Knob to observe. The men, veterans of Korea maneuvers, aim to show that an atomic blast need not demoralize front line fighters. A dry run was held Saturday. Continued on Page A5 Col a
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Korea
Yucca Flats
Joseph M. Swing
Sixth Army
Harry P. Starke
Knob
Fort Haat
Texas
Winant Sidle
Philadelphia
Sixth Army Pubdue
Col. A
Warships Press Fight in Korea
Allied warships and carrier planes pummeled North Korea coastlines while harsh weather stalled ground action. Far East Air Forces logged 310 flights in the 24 hours. In the north, the Endicott engaged Reds near Songiin with no damage reported.
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George A. McArthur
Seoul
North Korea
East Air Forces
Endicott
Songiin
Navy
Flood Fights as Missouri River Overwhelms Midwest
Floods push along 700 miles in Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. National Guard units sent to Muscatine Wapello Grandview and Sabula to guard Mississippi valley areas. Omaha sewers burst flooding 1000 acres near downtown after crest passed threatening railfront district.
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Omaha
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Midwest
Mississippi
Towa
Illinois
Mississippi River
Muscatine
Wapel
Highlights Of Today S Local News On The Front
Navy to convert two aircraft carriers. Lack of interest may force abandonment of block wardens service. Southland Magazine reviews Ramona and Alessandro. Palomar telescope images, local interest features, plus auto, bridge, puzzles, obituaries and realty notes across various pages.
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Southland Magazine
Ramona
Alessandro
Palomar
Southland
Public Forum
Woaterfront
Vandenberg Papers Reveal British Veto on A Bomb
The Vandenberg papers show Britain had secret authority to veto U.S. atomic weapon use during World War II. A wartime agreement between Roosevelt and Churchill granted that veto, later altered in 1948. The documents note large stores of atomic material in the British Isles as of 1947, with U.S. authority today resting with the President.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Great Britain
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
U. S
Britain
Canada
Varderberg
U.S
British Isles
Vandenberg
Bender Urges Joint Panel on Impeachment Over Steel Seizure
Rep. George H. Bender urges a joint House committee to probe possible impeachment against President Truman over the steel mill seizure. He accuses the President of power grabbing while Congress and courts consider wage orders for CIO United Steel Workers.
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Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
House
Truman
Ohio Republican
Congress
United Steel
Charles Sawyer
Tru- Tan
Sawyer
Roger L. Putnam
NBC
Putnam
Bender
Korea
Senate
Steel showdown near as phone dispute eases up
The Associated Press reports a easing in a major labor dispute over government seized steel mills. An agreement ended a 12 day strike by 10,000 equipment installers against Western Electric in New York City, with fringe benefits and a 14.1 cent hourly raise. A separate 6,000 member Western Electric sales staff strike continued in other regions as talks aimed to settle the northern California Nevada dispute involving 3,500 workers. AFL Telegraphers strike against Western Union persisted into week two with no wage agreement. Secretary Sawyer eyed Monday or Tuesday actions to implement a 26 cent wage increase for 650,000 CIO Steelworkers as the broader steel controversy nears a showdown in Washington.
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Wre Associated Press
U. S
Western Electro Co
Bell Telephone System
CIO Communication Workers of America
CWA
New York City
Western Electric
Bell
California
Nevada
AFL Commercial
Western Union Telegraph Co
Washingon
Sawyer
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
Foothills Soaked 09-Inch Rain Deluges Southland
A sudden lightning filled storm moved through the Foothills late yesterday, dropping .09 inch of rain in Long Beach and flooding San Fernando Valley intersections. Mr and Mrs Irving Fraker and two boys were struck but unharmed. their Chatsworth Lake District home suffered wiring damage.
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Southland
Montrose
Flintridge
Long Beach
Weather Bureau
San Fernando Valley
Foothill
van Nuys
Irving Fraker
Chatsworth Lake District
Oslo trip canceled as Ike battles fever in bed
General Dwight D. Eisenhower is confined to bed with a throat infection and fever, delaying his Atlantic pact capital farewell tour for at least 24 hours. A SHAPE spokesman said the illness is not serious and he earlier conferred with Arthur Summerfield. Eisenhower had planned to fly to Oslo, then Copenhagen and The Hague before returning to Paris.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Eisenhower
Arthur Summerfield
Michigan
Eisnehower
Oslo
Tunti
Copenhagen
Om Hague
SHAPE
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