Sailor Killed in Boulevard Car Mystery
A Long Beach sailor Ward was killed in a boulevard car incident. Witnesses differed on whether his car struck him or a passing vehicle, with police noting no clear physical evidence on three cars at the scene. Ward, once seen near the Navy Landing, died from a crushed skull as he waited in the street. His death raises the city’s annual traffic toll to 38. Funeral plans for Mrs Wishart, a Long Beach resident, are announced, with survivors including five daughters and two sons.
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Hein
St. Athanasius School
Stevenson
Ward
Navy
Patralmer
Wishart
Sten
John Patrick Eyroy
Monterey Park
Stew
Arass
Wishart Will Be 12:30 P. m. Monday, In Dispay Mortuary Chapel
Tov
Winniett Rdson Officis
Westsminster’ Memorial Park
Ruth Best
Long Beach
Doris Williams
Ores
Harry G
Flamewood
Roy J
Homewood
Ore
Wishach
Radstock
Minn
Longs Beach
First Baptist
Church the Elderbloom Clb
Elderbloom Chorus
TM St
Maurren Catherne den Murrag
Binlter St. Compton
Alberk Dunn
Lime Ave
Lilliar E. Bunn
Driien
Lakewood Blvd
Wit Jaw St
Dominic D. Wall
Cedar Ave
Dunns
Community Hospital
Dunn
Veterans Hospital
Wall
Subie Gray
11Th St
Long Beach City Lines
St. Mary's Hospital
San Diego Sardine Catch Reaches Twenty Year High
Port officials report San Diego sardine fleet catches 44 000 tons this season the largest in more than two decades. The harbor serves as base for purse seiners from Eureka and other ports all engaged in sardine fishing off Point Loma La Jolla and Ocean Beach.
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San Diego
Point Lama
la Jolla
Oceanside
Eureka
Pope Rests Amid Uncertain Condition After Night
Reports of a heart collapse and possible second heart attack circulate as the Pope remains gravely ill at the Vatican. Msgr. Montin and Cardinal Micara visit, Vatican officials seek prayers from Catholics worldwide while Rome watches the bedside vigil.
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Pope
Vatican
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Pope Pius XII
Vatictan
Msgr
Mantini
Galleri
Montin
Milan
Maria Scelba
Aly
Jan
Jie
St. Peter's Basilica
Manny
Celemente Cardinal
Micara
Rome
Vatican Palace
Jeadler
Washington
Eisenhower
Boatitt
Angelo del 'Acqua
Holy Father
Drill ‘Acqua
Galeazzi-Lisi
Paccinis
Paul Niehans
Macao Bomb Blasts Kill Trio 19 Hurt
Three people were killed and 19 injured in four bomb explosions in Macao. A blast in a rambling house caused two deaths and 18 injuries, while a bench blast in a hotel injured one. Two bombs exploded in another hotel and in a theater. Unexploded devices were found in two more hotels. Police sought a Chinese man in European clothes seen at the bomb sites. A taxi driver said he drove the man to both hotels before the blasts.
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Tenk
Atom-Dust Victims Allowed to Go Home
Twenty two Lucky Dragon crew members harmed by atomic ash near Bikini will receive week long home passes from two Tokyo hospitals. Government health official Katsuhisa Omura said passes aim to train patients for life outside hospital. One crew member died. officials lack a discharge date for the others.
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Yaizu
Japan
UPI
Bikini
Tokyo
Katsuhisa Omura
Omura
Oma
Suit Charges Poker Closing Pact Violated
A civil suit filed in Gardena accuses five poker clubs of breaking a one day a week closing agreement. Embassy Club operator Harry Islassman alleges verbal commitments were made by Rainbow Club’s Ernie Primm, who reportedly keeps his place open seven days. Islassman seeks 750 dollars in damages and names Barney Vandersteen Ben Herbert and John Lockwood as co defendants.
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Gardena
Cnsi
Harry Islassman
Embassy Club
Ben
Ernie Primm
Barney Vandersteen
Normandie Club
Ben Herbert
Gardena Clubs
Horseshoe Club
John Lockwood
Monterey Club
Censured McCarthy Vows Renewed Fight in Senate
Senator McCarthy pledges renewed effort after the Senate rebuked him with a condemnation rather than censure, as Republicans split 22-22 and Democrats backed the reprimand. McCarthy vows to continue probes into communism and defense plant subversion.
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Mc McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate
Bennett
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Zwider
Flying Fins Three Schoolboys Reap Windfall
Three Oakland schoolboys Kelly 12 Seale 12 and Bill Seale 43 found a windfall while walking to school on Thursday. The wind pulled a $5 bill from the street and later more cash brought their total to 47 dollars. They surrendered the money to their school counselor Mrs Marjorie Eider who reported it to police. If the owner does not come forward the boys will keep the money.
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Oakland
tPeoaAs
Kelly
Bob Seale
Bill Seale
Marjorie Eider
Firms Hike Contributions to Insurance for Workers
A Labor Department survey shows 95 percent of urban workers are covered by some employer financed life pension or other insurance. The study, limited to large private plans, found nine of every ten workers have life or related coverage, eight of ten have hospital insurance, and six of ten receive pension or retirement plans with most costs fully paid by employers.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Humber
Pri
Collins Case Set for Jury in Santa Ana Conspiracy Tie
Louis Trapani held at Chita Prison serves sentence from a San Diego liquor case. In Santa Ana, trials involve a $5,500 payment for a liquor license and a separate $7,500 claimed legal fee. Participants include William A. McClure, War old bs. MacKenzie, Mickey Jones, George Avis, and several labor officials. Judge Robert Gardner hears motions to quash related indictments for conspiracy bribery and grand theft.
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Louis Trapani
Chita
San Diego
William A. McClure
Dana Point
Warold Bs. MacKenzie
Mickey Jones
George Avis
Santa Ana
Ross We Geay
Sanduno Capistrana
Robert Gardner
Harry Lehman
Culinary Workers Union of
Long Besch
Charles E
Red) Devine
Orange County Central Labor Council
Gardner
Roger Early
Costa Mesa
Edward Wedderspoch
Newport Beach
Caltinses
Fullerton
George Underwood
Hig Buena Fark
Robert P. Maerland
Collinses
Underwood
Tremors Shake Camporeale Causing House Collapses
Two strong tremors struck Camporeale near Palermo at about 1 15 pm collapsing homes and causing casualties among its 6 006 residents. Buildings suffered damage and at least 40 people were reported injured.
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Palermo
Sicily
Camporeale
Knowland Silent on Ike's Hope
President Eisenhower voiced hope that Republican Congressional leaders avoid internal splits over administration policy. Senate Majority Leader Knowland replied with no comment. The piece notes Knowland's stance on China policy and potential party realignments surrounding McCarthy amid calls for sanctions against Red China and a blockade considered by some.
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Washington
LPI
Eisenhower
Nim
Senate
Sknowland
Caliifornia
Snowland
White House
State Department
Knowland
United States
Red China
U.S
Jhbumbs
Russia
Sidgetion
Hin
Knowlani
Sen. McCartin
Rwis
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Mike Monroney
D. Okla
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