Fire destroys apartment. VA patient among victims
A fire at an apartment building on Stanley Avenue killed a Virginia patient, with a neighbor reporting a cry of fire heard around 5 36 a m. The Brown apartment was described as a total loss, with damages estimated at 15000. Residents and emergency crews, including multiple fire tracks and squads, battled the blaze as onlookers gathered.
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Flood Toll Mounts in Nepal Tragedy
NEW DELHI reports indicate between 600 and 800 persons have died in recent floods and accompanying landslides in Nepal. Dispatches from Washington describe continuing chaos as rescue teams search for survivors and assess affected districts.
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Farm Bill Accord Reached Amid Signals Of Final Passage
United States Senate and House conferees reached a compromise on a farm bill aligning with most of President Eisenhower’s requests. The agreement lowers dairy supports to 73 percent of parity, with key figures like Sen. Young and Rep. Andresen dissenting. Final approval still required from both chambers before adjournment.
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Hope
R-Kan
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Commerce
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Judge Denies Move In San Diego Liquor Trial
Superior Court Judge John A. Heythur denied a motion to move the venue for the bribery and related charges in a San Diego County liquor licensing case. The defense argued publicity prejudiced jurors against Charles Beausport and others, including liquor center operators and county officials, amid a 2 count indictment alleging bribery conspiracy grand theft and attempted grand theft. The judge also denied a defense motion to disqualify the judge.
World Council Assembly closing amid grand Chicago crowd
About 125000 at Soldier Field for a Sunday night service of the World Council of Churches. The event drew 503 trains and 9,300 cars as worshippers from 48 countries gathered for a festival of faith. A dramatic outdoor service featured music, lighting and a sermon by Bishop Bromley of Washington.
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Soldier Field
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Jesus
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Serin
World Assembly
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G. Bromley Gamat
Washingtont
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Britain Opens Pact Delusion of Formosa
London disclosed Britain opposes any pact that would protect Formosa under the Allied Southeast Asia Defense scheme. The Foreign Office said British American consultations are scheduled on the threat from Red China to Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist government on Formosa.
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Formosa
Southeast Asia
Foreign Office
Red China
Generalissima Cilang Ksi Stiek
Housing Commissioner Denounces Gifts to FHA Directors
Housing Commissioner Norman P. Mason urged FHA regional chiefs and their staffs to refuse any gifts or gratuities, stating no gifts are acceptable. Speaking at a two day meeting of 70 field directors, Mason emphasized adherence to the 1954 housing law and warned against actions that could invite criticism, while noting the law’s aim to boost home ownership and industry activity.
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Mason
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FHA
Xomeé
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Awaers
Meson
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Lamherman
Jin
Magon
Legislator Proposes Employee Nose Count in Government
Kansas lawmaker Rees proposes periodic tallies of 2.3 million federal workers to verify attendance and account for absences. In a letter to the civil service commission chair, he cites a six year old case where a worker allegedly took a five month trip at government expense to obtain a divorce.
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Reep
Rees
R-Kan
Laa
Kansas
House
Civil Service Committee
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Uncle Sam
I Can Hear Now With Auditonic Neurogenerator
A health promotion notice claims hearing improvements after a first treatment with the Auditonic Neurogenerator. It urges a careful hearing examination and a trial treatment for a limited time at a price of $2. The offer lists two office locations in Long Beach and Bellflower with provided phone numbers and free parking.
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Locust Ave
Long Beach
Belmont Ave
Bellflower
Torrey
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