Shirley Temple At 21 Faces New Wealth Quietly
Shirley Temple turns 21 and remains calm about her fortune. Though estimates run up to five million dollars, she insists nothing changes and plans for the future remain under her family’s guidance. Her 21st birthday grants her the right to vote, but she says her wealth is managed with her father and husband’s support as she continues acting and earning from dolls, dresses, and endorsements.
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Ollywood
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Con
John Agar
California
George Temple
Han
America
Tem 'Iles
Adhirney
Bullet Test Fails to Tie Ex-con to Tenor Death
Atlanta April 29 A ballistics test failed to connect a gun found with Clinton man Grover Pulley to the death of opera singer John Garris. Dr Herman Jones said Pulley, jailed in Clinton on burglary and shotgun charges, was previously paroled after a North Carolina murder sentence. Police hunt green Buick with a man and a woman seen near the warehouse district where the tenor was slain.
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Atlanta
John Garris
George Cornett
Fulton County Crime Laboratory
Clinton
S. C
Cornett
Herman Jones
Ton County
Grover Tojo Pulley
Pulley
Caroline
Jones
Dewey Wrenn
Wrenn
Garris
Yuma Flyers Seek World Duration Flight Record
YUMA Ariz April 23 ex Navy pilots Woody Jon and Bob Woodhouse complete their second 24 hour air period in a bid to break the world duration flight record. They finished day one at 4 51 p m yesterday and aim to surpass Bill Barris and Dick Riedel who remain in the air over Southern California. Barris and Riedel are set to complete 1008 hours aloft at 1 0 a m next Tuesday.
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Yuma, Ariz
Navy
Woody Jon
Bob Woodhouse
Yuma
Bill Barris
Dick Riedel
California
Barris
Riedel
L:d. A
Tot Drowns in Pool in North Hollywood
In North Hollywood on April 23 Frank M. Lansen aged 2 was found dead floating in a private swimming pool. He reportedly climbed a two foot fence to enter the pool area. The pool is owned by Mrs. Ralph W. McKinley, proprietor of the nearby Universal Studios commissary.
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North Hollywood
Frank M. Lansen
Universal Studio
Ralph W. McKinley
Israel Jews Policy Rapped by Cornell Professor
CHICAGO April 23 A Cornell University professor told the fifth annual conference of the American Council for Judaism that the policy of church and state in Israel is a danger to Judaism. Milton R Konvitz a civil rights and industrial relations expert said American Jews should study and imitate certain Israeli values and institutions. He warned that influential Jews in Israel who fail to keep church and state separate threaten loyalty issues for Americans.
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Chicago
Israel
Cornell University
American Council For Judaism
Milton R. Konvitz
Civil Rights and Industrial Relations Authority
Near East
Konvitz
Fight Expected in C. I. O. Ranks
Los Angeles April 23 bitter struggle between right wing and left wing locals was expected as a two day re organizing convention began. The meeting aimed to attract 500 delegates from 111 locals in the area and was called by the national C. I. O. after the council split over Marshall Plan support and 1948 presidential candidates. Both factions entered competitive slates for offices.
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Los Angeles
C. I. O. Council
National
Four Candidates Vie for Congress Seat in NY District
Four candidates vie for the vacancy in New York's 20th Congressional District after Sol Bloom's death. Republican William H. McIntyre is the GOP nominee, Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. runs under Liberal, Benjamin Shabeck heads the Democratic ticket, and Dr Annette Rubenstein represents the American Labor party. A May 17 special election is scheduled.
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New York
Sol Bloom
William H. McIntyre
Franklin, D. Roosevelt Jr
Pi Panner
Benjamin Shabeck
Annette . Rubenstein
American ‘Labor Party
Colorado Street Lagoon Not Yet Prepared for Use
Dr Fran Harnett assistant director of recreation says Colorado Lagoon won’t open before next Wednesday. The algae must be removed over the week and water kept off to eliminate the odor, delaying the swim area reopening from today.
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Colorado
Fran Harnett
Health Insurance Faces Rough Going in Congress
President Truman’s national health insurance plan to provide medical and hospital care for millions faces a slow path in Congress. The program would tax wage earners and salaried workers about 1.5 percent up to 4800, with employers matching, and self employed paying about 3 percent. The plan also seeks expanded federal aid to medical schools, hospital construction, and disease prevention services. Social Security officials estimate yearly costs between 4.5 and 6 billion dollars.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Friends of the
Capitol
Same Ambulance Bystanders Save Two Men in Wilmingto n
Two Long Beach men were injured in separate nearby accidents late yesterday afternoon in Wilmington. Joseph L. Smith, 35, broke his shoulder on his arm when a heavy clamp fell 120 feet from an oil rig. Lewis P. Medlin, 29, suffered a broken shoulder bone. Both men were loaded into the same Wilmington Hospital ambulance though Smith was sent to Seaside Memorial for further care and Medlin was released home.
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Long Beach
Ateel
Wilmington
Joseph L. Smith
E. Sumset St
Lewis P. Medlin
Esther Smith
Neptune Ave
Pacific
Wilmington Recet
Medlin
Smith Smith
Seaside Memorial Hospital
New Syria Regime Given Recognition
Damascus April 23 Lebanon and Saudi Arabia announce full recognition of the new Syrian regime. Saudi notice named Col Husni Zayim as rebel leader and was signed by King Ibn Saud. Lebanon’s action was endorsed by its foreign minister.
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Damascus
Syria
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Husni Zayim
Ibn Saud
Chaos as Reds seize Nanking amid retreat and looting
Communists breaching the Yangtze front advance toward Nanking while government troops abandon the city. Nationalist artillery falters. mobs loot streets, ignite fires, and destroy rail assets. Emergency committee mobilizes volunteers as water and power slowly return and checkpoints reopen.
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North Bank
Blue Dragon Hill
Emergency Committee
Ma Chin-yuan
Mart Atte
Yangtze
Himeel
Reds
Aets &. Ambassator J. Leighton Tt
Washington
Cepa Ce
Wealthy rancher Owen shot by secretary in Riverside home
Mrs. Garnier said she and Owen argued for two hours after she found an expensive gift from a New York woman. She admitted firing, claiming she grabbed his revolver and shot him in the Jurupa Ranch bedroom. Deputy Coroner inquest is scheduled. Owen, formerly of Detroit, headed California apartment owners and various ranches. His wife Florene nearly collapsed upon learning of the event.
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Garnier
Juat
Johnny
Seymar Cash
Kansas City
Owen
Washington, D. C
Beverly Hills
Florerice
Los Angeles
Colorado
Hetfer
James A. Garnier Jr
John Jr
C. A. Owen
Detroit
Michigan
Maccabees Fraternal Society
Owen Mortgage and Building Co
Holy Land Wind-up Talks Set for UN Palestine Council
In the Holy Land, wind up talks are arranged with RSSANE Suitserland to send Nematina to the United Nations Palestine Council Commission next week. Saudi Arabia and Iraq have declined invitations. Yemen is not expected to attend as it is not at the meetings.
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Rssane
Suitserland
Egypt
Tei
Nematina
Onc
United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission
Cnet
Holy Land
Iavaell
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Yemen
City praised for clean records and orderly police
A fragment praises the L.B. Police for maintaining a fine record and keeping crime and vice at a minimum. It notes the city is among the cleanest in comparable areas and those in it can be proud.
Witnesses Repeal Reds Revolt Plan In Senate Hearing
York and Arkansas witnesses testified about Communist party activities and plans. Garfield Herron described an internal 31 page tract with notes by Stalin and Lenin and said current teachings frame the administration as imperialist. Charles Nicodemus and Albert Lannon gave accounts of party leaders and meetings, with Alaska invasion remarks cited from 1945.
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Eugene
Dent Dennis
Stalin
Lenin
Herron
Douglas Aircraft
Chicago
FBI
Arkansas
Charles W. Nicodemus
Dawson, Md
Maryland
Russia
United States
Alaska
Canadicodemuis
Albert Lannon
Maryland District of Columbia
Communist Party
Date Shooting Victim Links Suspect to Love Triangle
CHICAGO April 23 A young man wounded on a highway accuses brunette Judith L Elkin 32 of taking him for a ride. Leona Lindberg 22 a student nurse is also named as the intended date. Shaw 26 says Elkin lured him to a spot in northern Cook County where she fired four shots and left him to die. Police questioned both women as Shaw recovers.
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Chicago
Maurice Greene
Cook County
Jay L. Shaw
Judith L Elkin
Leona Lindberg
Shaw
Reene
Sh ‘Shaw
Greene
Korea Signs First Foreign Trade Pact
Seoul reports Korea signed its first foreign trade pact with its former oppressor, agreeing to conduct about 80 million dollars in business during the year starting April 1. The agreement marks a historic economic step between the two nations.
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Korea
Seoul
Republic of Korea
Nebraska Governor Critiques GOP From Within
Nebraska Governor Ed Peterson criticizes extremism in the Republican Party urging a forthright approach to problems. He argues government must not withdraw from active roles and calls for checks on statism while praising Missouri River Basin development as a model of public welfare above partisan lines.
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Autopey
Wediffeylty
Peterson
Indiana
Missouri River
United Make
Republican Party
Bullitt Warns of World War Threat During Galgate Talk
Former U S Ambassador to the Soviet Union William C Bullitt warned at Galgate University that war remains a looming danger and urged public opinion to push leaders toward peaceful, Christian solutions. He argued Stalin could extend war by exploiting Asia's resources if misled and pressed for a path away from another world conflict.
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Hamilton
Alta -G Bulitt
United Tn
Sete
Golgate
Frankin D. It
Barry Nng
Stalin
Bullitt
Asia
Russians woo Berliners with caviar and beer
East Berlin ration stores displayed caviar and Pilsen inviting Germans from both east and west to buy. The Russians began a lavish appeal to win support among Berliners amid ongoing blockades and shortages.
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Russ Woo
Berlin
Pers
East Berlin
West
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