California Jobless Pay Probe Concludes Final Hearing
A three day hearing in San Francisco examined if California’s jobless pay program complies with federal law. If noncompliant, unemployment benefits could be halted. Hearing Examiner Parkinson reserved ruling, with final decision by Secretary James P. Mitchell after arguments from labor and management representatives.
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U.S. Secretary of Labor
California
E. West Parkinson
Washington, D. S
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Labor
Management
Irving H. Perluss
Kenneth C. Robertson
Department of Labor
Man Sues Wife to Reclaim Oil Stocks and Estate
L B Malone sues wife Mrs Malone to recover stocks and control of property valued from 1.29 million to 2 million dollars. He alleges she used a feigned affection to gain trust, influenced codicil to his will, and possession of 360000 Palm Springs home, seeking return of stock and restitution. The suit cites oil stock as the core of Malone's wealth and names Atty F A Knight and Atty Don P Lane.
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Malone
Atty
Don P. Lane
Runoff Seen in Air Tight Miss Election
Paul Johnson edged Atty. Gen. J. P. Coleman as Mississippi returns neared two thirds in the Democratic primary. Fielding Wright and Ross Barnett trailed, with a runoff between Johnson and Coleman certain for August 23.
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Paul Johnson
J. P. Coleman
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Ieads
Fielding Wright
Ross Barnett
Tues
Johnson
Coleman
Portuguese Kill One in Indian Uprising
Portuguese police fired on unarmed Indians marching toward Portuguese Goa killing one marcher and wounding three others. Goa, the largest Portuguese enclave on India's west coast, remains a foreign foothold despite Nehru's demand for merger. Pro merger factions stage frequent small marches. Portuguese counter actions are typically detentions of leaders.
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Bombay
Goa
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Portugal
Nehru
India
Dean Martin seeks peace with Jerry Lewis to save contracts
Dean Martin said he wants to end a two month feud with his comedy partner to preserve a 20 million dollar bundle of contracts. He noted a new film and a television series with Lewis are planned but Lewis offered only no comment.
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Jerry Lewis
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Martin
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Farmers Told Cannot Rely on Bugs to Eat Pests
Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes farmers still must manage bollworms as lady beetles mainly eat aphids and spider mites. Experts say lady bugs nibble bollworms only when their preferred prey is scarce, so pest control requires additional steps.
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Texas
Thalr Cotten
FBI undercover agent testifies on Rosenberg drive in Allentown
Herman E Thomas an FBI undercover agent for 19 years testified that Communists promoted a drive in Allentown Pennsylvania for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. He described a 1952 meeting at Mrs Sylvia Freedlands home forming a Lehigh Valley Committee to Secure Justice for the Rosenbergs and noted questions under oath about Communist ties.
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Sylvia Freedland
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M Freedland
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Boston
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Jail sentence for Colonna's brother on marijuana charge
Louis Colonna, 43, brother of comedian Kerry Colonna, was sentenced to six months in jail for possession of marijuana. The court denied probation and ordered immediate incarceration on Tuesday.
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Kerry Colonna
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Coincidental crash links three sisters in Berkeley
Three sisters linked by coincidence were involved in a crash in Berkeley when Mrs. Jessie N. White’s parked car rolled from a garage at 33 Westminster Ave. It drove a driverless right turn and collided head-on with a car driven by sister Mrs. Elsie Kosel at 101 Windsor Ave. Kosel escaped injury near Fern Brassfield’s home at 14 Westminster Ave. They are daughters of Thomas Neil, director of the East Bay Utilities District.
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Jessie N. White
Westminster Ave
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Here
White
Elsie Iosel
Windsor Ave
Kosel
Fern Brassfield
Thomas Neil
East Bay Utilities District
Court Martial Told GIs Lectures Derided U S
A court martial in New York heard specialist Swanton testify that Sgt James Gallagher mocked the American people in lectures at a Korean POW camp during 1952. Gallaher faces charges of aiding the enemy and mistreating prisoners. he is from Brooklyn. The case notes jurisdiction questions over enlistment terms and dismissals.
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James IC. Gallagher
WC Lyle G. Swanton
Gallagher
Swanton
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Gallagher Akepf
Kannapolis
N. Co
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Reds Spread Word by Printed Bulletins in China
A broadcast article from China Reconstructs notes that to reach hundreds of millions without radio, 28,000 monitoring posts in Communist China collect comments talks and news at dictation speed and circulate them locally via printed or duplicated bulletins. Receivers for home use are expected to replace these temporary devices.
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Peiping Radio 1
China
Ex-Solon urges Japan admitted to United Nations
Former Republican Congressman Orland K. Armstrong of Springfield Missouri told Tokyo Rotary Club that he would urge Congress and the U S government to sponsor Japan’s admission to the United Nations. He said Japan deserves a place in the U N as a great and peaceful country and that any veto would reveal who Japan’s friends really are.
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Japan
U. N
Former Newspaper Publisher Succumbs
Visalia native Maddox a longtime publisher and civic leader died in a hospital Tuesday of a heart attack. He moved to Visalia in 1880, his father bought the Tulare County Times, and Maddox led the Times Delta after 1928 until 1944. He served on Visalia’s city council from 1945 to 1949 and retired in Three Rivers.
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Morley
Maddox
Mariposa
Ben M. Maddox
Tulare County
Three Rivers
I Strike Closes Kaiser Plant in Montebello
Kaiser Steel Corp fabricating plant in Montebello was idle as 325 Local 2018 United Steelworkers members walked out after wage talks for a new contract broke down. The strike began Tuesday.
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United Steelworkers of America
Monkey helps burlesque act not cruel say city officials
Two city officials ruled that aiding stripteaser Diane Ross to remove her clothes on stage does not constitute cruelty and allowed her pet monkey Squeaky to continue his stage career. Dr. C. L. Miller and Pat Fly of the Department of Animal Regulation stated their verdict after observing Miss Ross' act at the Follies Theater on Tuesday.
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C. L. Miller
Pat Fly
Department of Animal Regulation
Miss Ross
Follies
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