Ten Die and Hundreds Hurt in Explosions Across Cities
The blasts shattered Boston's Charlestown tenements near a tavern adjacent to the Naval Shipyard injuring six. New Albany, Pennsylvania, suffered a devastating wreath plant fire that destroyed the 100 year old town hall. Fire also raged on a Brooklyn pier, igniting foam rubber and a cargo pile, as Captain Kurt Carlsen and crew fought the flames with water hoses.
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Pasadena picks Dorn as grand marshal amid board chair debate
Report from Hollywood notes Pasadena officials and a citizens group shaped downtown Los Angeles project plans. Dorn will be grand marshal at the Junior Rose Bowl event while pressure from Chandler interests influenced board chair decisions.
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Pasadenas Chamber of Commerce
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U N forces plan Suez evacuation amid Middle East tension
Amid rising conflict rhetoric IU S asserts zero tolerance for aggression in the Middle East as Britain and France prepare for possible withdrawals. Ben Gurion warns of Soviet arms to Syria while Turkish troop movements are denied. Saudi Arabia rejects Soviet intervention and ships and ships evacuation plans for Port Said begin as Maj Gen Burns and Gen Keightley near talks.
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France
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Tel Avy
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Russia
Ankara
Turkey
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Tass
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Muti
Sheik Mohamed Alireza
Saudi Arabia
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Switzerland
Austria
Alireza
Port Said
Suez Canal Zone
E. L. M. Burns
U. N
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Canal Zone
Cyprus
Burns
Action Filed to Recover Union Funds
A federal suit filed in Chicago accuses two Laundry Workers International Union officials of misappropriating 1.6 million dollars from health and welfare funds. Named are Eugene C. James and John T. Toomey. James resigned as international secretary treasurer but keeps the Chicago Local 46 post. Toomey serves as international trustee and Chicago Laundry Owners Assn. executive secretary. San Francisco Local 26 members filed on behalf of about 65,000 union members. plaintiffs are Isola Booth Mattie Miles and Jessie Posey.
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Laundry Workers International Union
Eugene C. James
John T. Toomey
James
International
Chicago Local 46
Toamey
Health and Welfare Fund
Chicago Laundry Owners Ass
Hungarian Women Protest as Russian Troops Guard Monument
The scene at Heroes' Square features Hungarian women singing an old national anthem and swearing an oath against slavery as Russian officers enforce order. Newsmen are expelled while Western reporters are taunted as Fascists. Amid reports of clashes and a cutting of telephone links, insurgent activity persists around the 1000th anniversary street obelisk.
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Wom- Pesca Tap
Lellen
Sandor
Petoefi
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Troad
Stalin
Antion
Drassy
Telef Hone
Hungary
L A Police Shoot Burglary Suspect in Downtown
A fleeing burglar was shot and killed by Los Angeles police after ignoring surrender shouts. John Gostovich, 47, awoke to a prowler’s light, officers saw a man on the street, he fled and was shot twice. The suspect, Zdzislav Bubak, 28, admitted burglary before dying en route to a hospital.
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Gostovich
Zdzislav Bubak
19 Tester Dies In Cincinnati Pioneer In Intelligence Testing
Dr. Chester Arthur Gregory 76 a pioneer in intelligence testing died in Cincinnati He was president of the C A Gregory Co publishers of standardized tests of intelligence achievement and aptitude
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Cincinnati
Chester Arthur Gregory
C. A. Gregory Co
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