Soviet Denounces Kidnapping Protests Over Schoolteachers
The Soviet Union pressed the United States with a protest over the alleged kidnapping of two Soviet schoolteachers, Oksana Kosenkina and Mikhail Lamarine, and demanded their delivery to the Soviet consulate. U.S. Ambassador Smith denied involvement in illegal actions and promised a full investigation with potential criminal consequences.
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Samarines
Kosenkina
United States
Smith
Molotov
Soviet Union
Michael Ivanovitch Lamarine
McDermott
Molotov Smith
Moscow
U. S
Russia
Soviet Paper condemns US citizen abductions
Izvestia denounces what it calls the kidnapping of Soviet citizens in the United States. It states the Soviet land will not permit such acts and urges action to protect its people.
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Kosenkina
White Guard
Alexandra Tolstoy
Samarine
United States
London
Izvestia
Russian teacher leaps from consulate amid hospital ordeal
A dramatic scene at a Fifth Avenue consulate ended with Mrs. Kosenkina in hospital after internal injuries and possible pelvic fractures. Inspector Ledden halted an interview as officials discussed security and possible transfer. Doctor Pennoyer said her condition is serious but not critical and recovery may take months.
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Ledden
Kosenkina
Chepurnykh
E.s.t
E. 61St St
Fifth Ave
Clock Stopped At Union Station Over Time Confusion
In Los Angeles on August 13 the Union Station big clock was stopped at 12 o clock due to daylight saving time changes. Station Superintendent G E Donnatin cited confusion since March 14 as the cause with trains running on standard time causing missed departures. Inside the station some clocks show standard time while others show daylight saving time.
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Los Angeles
Union Station
G. E. Donnatin
Long Beach polio toll rises with fourth death
The fourth polio death in Long Beach is Donald Fulton, 24, who died at Los Angeles County General Hospital. Twelve new polio cases were reported this week, bringing year total to 88 in the county, with 37 deaths statewide.
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Long Beach
Donald Fulton
Banner Dr
Los Angeles County General Hospital
City Health Department
Health Department
Los On
Mrs Kosenkina Aid Sparks Escape Talk At Roosevelt Hospital
Mrs Kosenkina called Vladimir Zenzinov a White Russian friend to her bedside at Roosevelt Hospital and said she felt like a bird in a cage and had to break out. Zenzinov quoted her that the police and U.S. government are behind her and nothing could happen to her now. A vice consul and secretary attempted to send a note asking how she feels and if she needs anything, stating steps were taken for her cure.
Police Protest Dance Permit Near Long Beach
Police Chief Alvin F. Slaight and Juvenile Bureau head Joseph M. Kennick urged county officials to deny a dance permit for an establishment at 5119 Atlantic Ave just outside the city. They cited liquor-law concerns and the impact on a densely populated, child-heavy neighborhood.
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Alvin F. Slaight
Eugene W. Biscailuz
Atlantic Ave
Chief Slaight
Long Beach
Joseph M. Kennick
Juvenile Bureau
Kennick
Kin of Mayor Faces Bookmaking Charge
Mrs Hazel Ellico 52 sister in law of Alhambra mayor Jesse Ellico faces bookmaking charges in San Gabriel. She was released yesterday pending arraignment at San Gabriel Justice Court. Police say she sat beside telephones taking bets on August 7 in San Gabriel.
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San Gabriel
Hazel Ellico
Alhambra
Jesse Ellico
San Gabriel Justice Court
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