Looker Aids Gal Dupe at Bergstrom Base Impersonation
A 26-year-old red-haired woman posed as a Women's Air Force officer for four days at Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin Texas. Arrested at the Officers Club, Madelo Frances Evans claimed it was a joke. She faced impersonation charges as investigators uncovered her stories of airline work and a Las Cruces vetting. Her husband and origins were questioned as officials noted her attractiveness helped her deception.
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Austin
Texas
Air Force
Army
FBI
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Madelo Frances Evans
Travis County
Biggs Air Force Base
Ei Paso
Ben W. Lichty
Ye Worman
Bergstrom Afb
Worman
WAF
Ardess
Tigers Airlines
Tokyo
Col. Lichty
San Antonio
Bergstrom
OSI
Office of Special Investigation
Red Cross
Biggs Field
U S Eases Occupation Costs in Japan
The United States begins paying part of Japan occupation costs from July 1 and will continue until July 1, 1958. The plan reduces Japan's burden by about 13.45 million dollars monthly, with costs for rail, housing, and labor partly shared while the U S covers diminished expenses. A Wake Island meeting with President Truman and Gen. MacArthur framed the change. Similar steps are anticipated for Western Germany.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Defense Department
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Wake Island
Germany
House
Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Congress
U. S
Fugitive Killed by Policeman Shot in LA
A parole violator Paul F Montalto, 24, was killed in Los Angeles when he fled from two officers during a routine shakedown. The shooting occurred as he tried to run and was struck by a police bullet.
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Los Angeles
Paul F. Montello
Navy Eyes Deep Underwater Atomic Tests In Aims
Washington reports indicate the Navy plans a deep underwater atomic blast to study its use against Russia’s submarine fleet and test the durability of new U.S. subs and ships. The AEC has not confirmed timings or locations, but both agencies push toward tactical atomic weapons as priorities.
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Washington
Russia
America
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commission
Congressional
Defense
Daniel K. Edwards
Navy
Congress
Ulua
Edwards
AEC
Prospector on Peak Poses Deadly Dilemma in Durango
In Durango Colorado miller Millard Carmean 56 perched on a remote peak with a high powered rifle as an eight man sheriff posse hunted to coax him down without gunfire. Notes found at his brother Rodney's home indicated a plan to die by his own hand and to leave his property to others.
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Durango
Colo
Millard Carmean
Chester Petty
Rodney
Carmean
Petty
Rodhey
San Juan Mountains
Oregon
Duff Sees War Ill if Talks Collapse
Senator James Duff warned at a police chiefs conference in Philadelphia that a collapse of Korea cease-fire talks would trigger a larger war. He argued Russia seeks peace only after aggression failed, and that without stopping communism in Korea it could spread to Japan Formosa and the Philippines.
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Philadelphia
UPI
James Hi Duff
R-Pa
Korea
Duff
United States
Pennsylvania
Chiefs of Police
Russia
Malik
U.N
U. S
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Asia
L A Police Hunt Lad Who Axed Grocer
Police intensified their search for a dark haired youth who killed a 60 year old grocer with a hatchet. A coroner jury ruled the death a homicide and urged full efforts to apprehend the assailant.
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Los Angeles
Baruch opposes Ike in politics and praises Eisenhower
Bernard Baruch said it would be a great disservice to General Eisenhower to enter politics. He praised Ike as selfless and devoted to world peace after a 22 day tour of U S Army installations in Europe and a meeting on July 7. Baruch noted good relations with President Truman, supported the aim of peace, and discussed differing views on cost of living and savings policy. Also aboard were three mayors from Pittsburgh, Jackson, and Houston attending an International Union of Cities event.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Eisenhower
France
Germany
England
Europe
Fimaneler
Truman
Baruch
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
International Union of Cities
Brighton
David L. Laverence
Pittsburgh
Allen Thompson
Jack Son
Oscar Holcombe
Houston
Texas
Gambling chips turned jewelry fad hits New York storefronts
Bill Gilmore, a former Air Force colonel, found Monte Carlo chips and envisioned them as women’s jewelry. After securing shipments from Monte Carlo vaults, Bergere Jewelry Car eyed the idea. Four tons arrived for sale this month, with chips ranging from five to 100 francs on gold snake chains.
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New York
Bill ‘Gilmore
Monte Carlo
Mary
Air Force
Rockefeller Center
Bill
Bergere
Gilmore
Societe Des Bains de Mer
Monaco
Tibet Guard Kills China Red Official Near Yatung
A Chinese Communist official, accredited to the Peipig government, was shot and killed by a Tibetan Border guard near Yatung, former Dalai Lama residence, as reports described. The man appeared to be a Chinese mission member heading to Lhasa to oversee Tibetan affairs under a Tibetan Red China accord.
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New Delhg
India
Yatung
Dalai Lama
Peipig
Lhasa
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Prescott
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Langdon
Ed Lundburg
Uncle Sam
Redfin
Philadelphia Navy Yard
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Norfolk
William Md. Facktelér
Naval Operations
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J. J. Balentine
U.S. Ani
Korske
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