Vargas Death Ends Brazil’s 28 Year Rule Turmoil
Brazil’s longtime leader Getulio Vargas shot himself at Catete Palace after 58 generals demanded his resignation. He died at dawn, leaving Joao Cafe Filho as interim president. The crisis followed the Aug 5 air force plot against editor Lacerda and widened as army officers pressed for Vargas to quit.
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Quake Damages Fallon and Surrounding Areas in Nevada
A strong Nevada quake damaged central Fallon and nearby towns. Buildings cracked, a two story office collapsed parts of a department store, and roads near Stilhyater buckled making routes impassable. Tremor felt from Salt Lake City to the San Francisco Bay Area with no major injuries reported.
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Nevada State Employment Service Office
Sacramento
Anchorage
Alaska
Ava
Boy 16 Wounded in Gardena Fight
A 16 year old boy was critically wounded in a Gardena gang fight early today involving 13 youths. He was taken to Gardena Hospital with a punctured lung and stab wounds in the back. Police custody holds several teens as investigation continues near 1604 Compton Blvd across from the Gardena Community Teenage Center.
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American Airliners Renew Trips Tonight
American Airlines planes resume flights at midnight after a 25 day strike over eight hour limits. A truce backed by AFI pilots head Clarence Sayen and labor chief A Dutipasquale ends the walkout while arbitrator David L. Cole studies the central issue of westbound nonstop flights. Pilots may strike again if arbitration fails.
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Five charges listed for McCarthy censure hearings
Washington special says a Senate committee outlined five charge categories for McCarthy censure hearings next Tuesday. The list covers alleged contempt, urging employees to violate oaths, handling of confidential files, abuse of other senators, and related conduct during the Army hearings. The panel noted these five do not exclude considering all 46 charges through the hearings.
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Dulles backs aid to China islands near Formosa
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States could justify defending Nationalist held islands between Formosa and the Chinese mainland from a Communist attack. He noted military readers would decide which additional islands to defend, beyond Formosa, as part of a broader strategy, while he criticized Peiping’s calls to liberalize Formosa. He also expressed regret over France’s stance on the European Army plan, while not ruling out moving ahead on German sovereignty if France does not approve.
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Senator Flanders and wife return from London
Senator Ralph Flanders and his wife flew in from London, ending a vacation early due to England's severe weather and the inability to learn U.S. news from English papers. They arrived at Idlewild Airport and were en route to their Springfield Vermont home.
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Washington
Winged Ack Ack: British Plane Hits Seagulls at Renfrew
A British airliner approaching Renfrew airport from London crushed about 300 seagulls during landing. Dead birds clogged engines and gear, leaving the twin-engine craft nearly out of control as crew described the impact like an ack-ack barrage.
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Weather brief of night and morning cloudiness
Considerable night and morning low cloudiness with partial afternoon clearing through Wednesday. The forecast suggests lingering overcast early, with gradual improvement as the day progresses, guiding outdoor plans and travel conditions.
Suspect Tries To Run Down Woman With Car And Fire House
Police report Virginia F. Abell 23 was assaulted by her boyfriend who tried to run her down with a car and then set fire to her mother Alice V. Abell’s residence at 3844 Linden Ave. after 5 p m Monday. Firemen extinguished a rear-house fire with gasoline ignited on a wall. Witnesses described a about 26 year old man with sandy hair and 200 pounds fleeing the scene. the couple declined to identify him.
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Spring St
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University by the Sea Woes Aired for Council
The City Council heard a dispute over George B. Hall leader of University by the Sea and access to speakers. Rainbow Pier members spoke for and against his removal amid claims of due process and political bias. City Manager Vicklers noted the group is part of the Recreation Commission.
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Chestnut Ave
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U S Prisoner Faces New Assault Trial
Willard D. McKinney, 30, an inmate serving 200 years for killing an Army sergeant in 1944, went on trial in Federal Court 1 on a charge of assaulting a correctional officer with a trumpet. The alleged incident followed a remark about the prison Sunday movie shows.
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Willard D. McKinney
McKinney
Classifieds and Sections Referenced in The Daily Chronicle
The note lists content areas and page references such as Beach Combing on page 6, Boyle on A-11, Bridge on A-11, Classifieds B-13, Comics B-6, Crossword B-3, Editorial A-10, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV B-3, Shipping Table A-2, Sports A-12 and A-13, Theaters A-6, Tides Temperatures B-8, Wilson A-11, Women B-4 and B-5, Your World A-2.
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Eisenhower Sees Optimism on Europe Security in TV Address
President Eisenhower urged voters to back the GOP as a strong record toward a safer America. In a nationwide radio and TV speech from Denver he reassured allies, urged faith in Europe, and touted Republican gains while promising more action in Western security amid recent Brussels talks.
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President Signs Bill Outlawing Red Party
President Eisenhower signed a bill at Lowry Air Force Base to outlaw the Communist Party and crack down on Red infiltrated labor unions. He said the law will equip authorities with stronger tools to combat the communist menace while safeguarding constitutional rights.
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