Haymes Seized By Immigration In Hawaii Love Row Saga
Hollywood AP report says crooner Dick Haymes, Argentinian citizen, was arrested by immigration for a possible deportation after courting Rita Hayworth in Hawaii. He was detained on Sunset Boulevard and held on a $500 bond with a hearing expected in two to six months. He claimed ignorance of a re entry permit and faced residence scrutiny amid tax trouble.
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Dick Haymes
Argentina
Rita Hayworth
Hawaii
United States
Sunset Blvd
Warane
Algertina
Haymes
Herman Landon
U. S. Immigration
Sadie Thompson
Honolulu
New York
Hatel Plaza
Fove
Tan Ries
Buenos Aires
Justice Department
Singer
Oklahoma Bus Crash Kills 6 on U S 66 near Hydro
Six people died and 35 injured when a Greyhound bus and a car pulling a house trailer collided on a bridge then plunged 25 feet into a ravine on U.S. Highway 66 three miles west of Hydro Oklahoma. One identified victim was Jack Piss, about 70, of McAlester. others unnamed. The wreck tore off the trailer superstructure and scattered debris while the Arizona-tagged car carried a baby and a woman killed. the driver suffered a broken back. The bus driver Bill Pratt and passengers were shaken and not yet interviewed.
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Hydro, Oklah
Greyhound
Fred Hill
Long Beach
Jack Pi Ss
McAlester
Oklo
Here
U.S. Highway 66
Hydro
E. W. Lewis
Arizona
Weatherford
George J. Miller
Bill Pratt
Oklahoma City
Coronation Hill Uranium Field Found in Australia
Australia reports a new uranium field named Coronation Hill discovered June 2, the coronation day of Queen Elizabeth III. Early surveys suggest it may rival Rum Jungle in richness, located on a cattle station 230 miles southeast of Darwin and 80 miles east of Fine Creek.
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Australia
Elizabeth III
London
Coronation Hill
Rum Jungle
Territories
Fine Creek
President vetoes bill repealing movie admissions tax
President Eisenhower vetoed a bill that would have repealed the 20 percent federal tax on movie tickets. He cited revenue needs and fairness, calling the move a pocket veto and warning it would cause a net annual revenue loss even after tax adjustments. He favored extending the excess profits tax for six months.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Reds May Hold 3000 More Yanks, Clark Says
General Mark W. Clark stated the Reds could be holding between 2000 and 3000 more American prisoners than the 3313 they claimed to exchange. He announced his retirement from the Army effective Oct. 31 after 40 years of service and discussed possible future plans. He cited UN evidence of more prisoners and thousands of unaccounted South Koreans, with potential additional Americans in enemy camps.
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Mark W. Clark
Reds
Far East
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Citadel
South Carolina
United Nations Command
Tokyo
Long Beach
Gay
United Nations
Thomas D. Harrison
Clovis
N. M
U. N
William K. Harrison
North Korea
Harrison
John C. Harlan
Institute
W. Va
Harlan
Wife Suffered 100 Dog Bites in Assault Case
James Shea of Hoboken 59 faced an atrocious assault charge after police said he repeatedly sicced his three dogs on his wife Maria who bore more than 100 bites. She was held as a material witness after declining to press charges. Bail set at 1000.
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John Thomas Chandler
E. Fourth .T
Phyllis Mae Roeller
Kinden Ave
Wilton Hotel
Chandler
Blue Pacific
Fourth St
Louis Roeller
Harry P. Finch
Homicide Bureau
James Carson
Tennessee
Long Beach
Hoboken
N. J
James Shea
Shea
Maria
Tesa
Wiliam Miller
Weather outlook sunny through Friday with light morning clouds
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies through Friday after variable night and morning low clouds. Expect little temperature change with mild, pleasant conditions across the region.
Husband drowns after family quarrel over driving
Eugene Burdo, 27, of Ellenburg, drowned in the Great Chazy River after his wife and in-laws criticized his way of driving on Route 11. Police said Burdo jumped into the water following the verbal dispute and was recovered by volunteer firemen.
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Champlain
1500 Americans Perish in Two Months War Camp Horrors Revealed
Freed captives describe brutal Red camps in North Korea during the 1950-51 winter. Corporal Russell J. James said about 1500 U.S. prisoners buried in frozen earth while enduring starvation, cold. He recounted daily burials, meager rations, and guards torturing inmates in Death Valley. Lt. Col Harrison described torture and starvation before release.
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Robert Eunson
Freedom Village
Korea
U. S
North
Kor
Rea
Russell J. James
Aus
Wash
James
Death Valley
Dames
Kid Mexico Fined 500 in Vote Fix Case
Signal Hill bingo baron Ted Faulkner known as Kid Mexico faced a $500 fine for election fraud after a three year probation term. A probation officer noted his prior law abiding record while he awaits payment by installments and resolves outstanding income tax liens from his Signal Hill operations and Mr Block venture.
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Signal Hill
Ted
Mexico
Sam
23Rd St
Orange Ave
Ike’s Radio Report to Nation Tonight
President Eisenhower will address the nation tonight on Congress and his administration’s work. The 6:30 to 7:00 p.m. Long Beach time broadcast will be carried by the four major networks.
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Ike
Nation
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Long Beach
Where to find in the newspaper
The page guide lists sections and their locations. It names Beach Combing on page C-1, Bridge on page B-1, Classifieds on pages C-4 to C11, Comics on page C-4, Editorial on page B-10, Financial on page C-5, Obituaries on page C-2, Radio and TV on page C-3, Shipping Table on page C2, Southland and Citi ages on pages C-1 and C-2, Sports on pages A-9, 20, 21, Theaters on page 8-8, Tides and Temperatures on page C, Weather clues on B-2, Your World on page A-2.
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