Capt Willis Bradley Dies of Heart Attack
Assemblyman Willis W. Bradley 70 of Long Beach and former congressman died in Santa Barbara from a heart attack during a State Senate oil and gas hearing in the courthouse. The Medal of Honor recipient and retired Navy officer was taken to Cottage Hospital where he passed away after a fire department inhalator treatment. Bradley chaired the law and mining committee and had recently said he would not seek re election due to failing health. He was born in Ransomville New York and graduated from the U S Naval Academy in 1907. His funeral was set for Wednesday at St Luke's Episcopal Church with Modell's Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Willis W. Bradley
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State Senate
Bradley
Cottage Hospital
Sue Bradley
Teain
Gorne Ave
Law Ler House
Modell
St Luke's
Thureh
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Tong Beach
Lakewood
Cer
Ransomville
I X
U.S. Naval Academy
Ikonapolis
Uss
Pittshurs
Dixie Coast Alerted Gale Off Florida
A tropical storm, named Carol, looms about 275 miles east of Jacksonville prompting precautionary alerts for Georgia and the Carolinas. Forecaster Norton notes slow movement with winds 100 to 215 mph, gusts to 2?15 mph, and 30 mile outer bands.
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Miami
Fla
Georgia
Caroling
Jacksonville
Weather Bureau
Carol
Atlantic
North
South Carolina
Grads Norton
Norton
Debt Limit Raised by 6 Billion in Temporary Measure
Denver report says President Eisenhower signed a bill permitting a temporary increase of 6.09 billion dollars to the federal debt limit, up from 375 billion. He warned the provision may prove inadequate and pledged continued economy and efficiency in administration.
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Denver
Peessant Riesenhower
Cte
Speke Vial
Too Tough Girl Freed by Kidnaper
A young girl escaped a kidnapper after being seized near Onkhind street. The man forced her into a car and bound her, but she freed herself by scratching and fighting. She escaped when the abductor, parked at a curb, shoved her aside and warned she was too tough. Police report the assailant fled.
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Atthei Tong
Feng Keone Hui
Polive
Argentina Grants Political Asylum to 221 Guatemalans
In Buenos Aires 221 Guatemalans were granted political asylum and prepared for departure on wh five planes to fly to Argentina from the embassy in Guatemala City.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Guatemala City
Tragic Ellsworth B-36 Crash Claims Crew
A B36 bomber crashed during a routine training flight at Ellsworth Air Force Base near Rapid City South Dakota. At least 24 crewmen died and three were in critical condition. Capt Roy Wegnar of Long Beach California was named among the victims. Fire set brush fires as wreckage scattered over a quarter mile area. Weather was reported as perfect at landing time. Names of victims not released pending next of kin notices.
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Ellsworth Air Force Base
Here
Air Force Today
Roy Wegnar
Long Beach
Calif
Public Information Office
Alfred Swallow
South Dakota
Swallow
Harold
Ellsworth
Triangle love triangle ends in shooting during truce meetup
In Triangle, a love triangle culminated in a shooting that left Ruth Turmes critically wounded and Marjorie Meinis jailed on assault with a deadly weapon. Turmes said Meinis fired through a glass door at 1405 Appleton St after a spate of alleged jealousy over Turmes’s husband. Turmes underwent surgery for a 38 caliber bullet lodged in her left chest at St Mary's Hospital.
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Marjorie Eleanor Mein Bis
Appleton St
Ruth M. Turmes
Manhattan Beach Blvd
Dale
Vessels Halt for Roadblock at Port Gates
Coast Guardsmen halted traffic at Long Beach Los Angeles harbors in a surprise port operation. About 1000 craft faced safety inspections with 460 reserve personnel aiding a 200-strong Coast Guard force. Crew boarded small vessels, issuing tickets for most violations and detaining others from sailing.
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Los Angeles
Gmdr
D. A. Brown
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Woet
Mexicans Crack Down on Ensenada Gambling
In Ensenada Mexico the federal government halted reports of revived gambling at the All Saints Fair. Mayor David Ojeda Ochoa said a telegram from the Department of Internal Affairs warned illegal games would not be permitted at the fair opening at 6 a.m. Officials found roulette wheels dice tables and fortune wheels plus 10 slot machines brought from California. If confirmed the crackdown limits fair activities to legal lotteries horse races and cockfighting.
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Mex
David Ojeda Ochoa
Department of Internal Affairs
Mexico
California
Two posing as officers rob woman on Ocean Boulevard
Rosella Flynn and Naomi Gartrell were approached by two men posing as police detectives. One man asked for the wallet while flashing a light inside the car and the wallet containing $78 was taken. Suspects described as 35-year-old men, 5'11" and 5'1", 180 and 140 pounds, in civilian clothes.
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Rosella Flynn
Lome Ave
Ocean Blvd
Naomi J. Gartrell
Weather outlook shows sprinkles tonight or Sunday morning
A light shower is possible tonight or Sunday morning with minimal impact. Otherwise skies remain sunny and bright, bringing mild temperatures and pleasant conditions for outdoor plans.
Eisenhower Signs Farm Bill and Praises Benefits
In Denver President Eisenhower signed legislation representing a major shift in farm policy. He hailed the omnibus farm bill as a move to stabilize farm income and ensure plentiful food for consumers. The measure introduces a flexible price support system aimed at making crop production more efficient. The signing occurred at his Lawry Air Force Base vacation headquarters with politicians noting the broad changes may unfold after this crop year.
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Denver
Pep .H
Congres
Lawry Air Force
Schedule and sections listed for the publication
The note enumerates where to find content in various sections such as Churches on A-4 and A-5, Classified on B-3, Comics on B-10, Obituaries on A-3, and Sports on A-6 and A-7, plus other pages including Tides on A-8 and Theaters on B-2. The list serves as a guide to locate articles and features across the newspaper.
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Two Die in Happy Camp Restaurant Gun Duel
In Happy Camp, California a highway patrolman and a gunman died after a Friday night duel in a local restaurant. Wounded waitress Edith Barney was shot in the hip as the fight began. Patrolman William Chansler, 32, and Ivan Wesley Juny, 55, were killed. The suspect, Lacy, shot by Chansler, died from a gunshot wound to the heart. Deputy undersheriff B. M. Axtell said Lacy hunted his wife from Willamette, Oregon, and the couple were separated. Lacy had come to persuade her to return, threatening to kill.
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Happy Camp
Here
Willliam Chansler
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Lacy
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Toureka Hospital
Moderate Earthquake Jolts Tokyo and Honshu
A moderate earthquake shook Tokyo and a wide area of Honshu tonight. The Central Meteorological Observatoryput intensity at one to four on the eight point scale. No damage was reported.
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Honshu
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Central Meteorological Observatory
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