Whitey Dahl Nabbed for Airborne Gold Heist
Paris police arrest Harold E. Dahl known as the soldier of fortune after a daring air liner gold theft. Dahl, 44, from Sidney, Mont, admits his past as a pilot-for-pay and trades on his Spanish Civil War link. Co accused is former Swiss air stewardess Hila Enpenberger. Dahl’s marriage to Edith Rogers Dahl and pardon by Franco figure in the saga.
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Paris
Harold E
Whitey) Dahl
Francisco Franca
Dahl
Sidney
Li Rinz
Switzerland
Hila Enpenberger
Geneva
Daal
Spaanish
Inox
France
Edith Rogers Dahl
Franco
United States
Mexico
Fleaner Roblin Bone
Royal Canadian Air Force
Jeff Cravath Dies of Crash Injuries
Jeff Cravath, former USC football coach who won four PCC titles and Rose Bowl victories, died at 11:30 p m from injuries after a highway crash Wednesday. He, 48, was hospitalized for emergency surgery in Calexico while his wife Margaret and two daughters remained in El Centro.
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Calexico
Cravath
Southern California
Joseph O'Conner
Pasadena
Calif
California
Henry
Gibson
Dess Hill
Southern Californi
Howard Jones
Trojans
el Centra
Margaret
Stricken liner Stavangrinder ferries toward Bergen
The 23,300 ton Norwegian America liner Stavangerfjord with 644 passengers roams northeast of Newfoundland toward Bergen after losing its rudder and declaring no danger. The sister ship Langerfjord stood by as the stricken vessel uses two propulsion screws, Coast Guard sources said no aid was required.
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New York
North Atlantic
Bergen
Nor
Bine
Coast Guard
Newfoundland
Langerfjord
Tner
Britain Receives $486 Million in Aid for Year End
The Treasury announced aid to Britain totaled $486,336,057 for the year ending March 21, 1955 under the Mutual Security Act. Jon was American and involved in the report.
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Jon
Britain
Treasury
Rose Lake Rosie’s In the Pot Time for Living Time to Go
Rose Lake Mich rabbit Rosie Frese a famed matriarch shot by a hunter in a local wildlife note. She had entered live traps since June 195% and returned 42 times, giving researchers data on rabbit behavior and reproduction before her death.
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Rose Lake
Mich
Hasenpfeffer
Rosie
Peter
Frese
Michigan Department of Conservation
Mystery Spy Gouzenko to Meet U S Probers
Igor Gouzenko, the Canadian defector whose 1945 revelations exposed a spy ring, has agreed to be questioned by a U S Senate subcommittee under Canadian approval and secrecy. The session would be held in Ottawa with Canada retaining veto power over what information becomes public. Gouzenko, living under RCMP protection with his wife and two children, had mixed statements about offering new information.
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Ottawa
API
Igor
Gouzenko
U. S. Senate
House of Commons
Justice
Stuart Gare
Heroe
Canada
United States
Britain
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Gouxenko
Sen
Jenner
Intervs
U.S
U. S
Cantada
Lester B. Tearann
Washington
Fearson
Ontario
Debate Bids Sent Truman and McCarthy Forum Invite
Harvard Law School forum invites Senator Joseph McCarthy to debate President Truman in Cambridge. McCarthy accepts. Truman has not seen the bid and offers no comment. Herschel Shanks says invitations were mailed December 2, framing McCarthy as fear monger.
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Cambridge
Mass
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Harvard
Truman
McCarthy
Washington
Kansas City
Herschel Shanks
Shanks
Joseph McCarthy
Maor
Harry 8
Urged to Slash Agencies
A privately financed Temple University survey urged drastic federal reorganization to reduce 70 independent agencies to 30 or fewer. It would rewrite the 1913 Labor Department mandate, shift duties from the National Labor Relations Board and the Federal Mediation Service, and push the department to serve the public rather than labor.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Eisenhower
Temple University
Congress
Laker
Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Melation Astrice
Toover Commission
Apathy Thwarts Long Beach Christmas Cheer Effort
Apathy cripples the Long Beach Christmas Cheer program as warehouse shelves remain bare and volunteers cannot begin assembling gift boxes. The shortage threatens many needy families this yuletide season and is outlined on page one of the paper.
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Rune
Long Beach
Mayor Sutter enters race for Municipal Court post
Mayor Lyman B. Sutter announced his candidacy for the Municipal Judgeship now held by Judge Charles Wallace who will not seek re election. Sutter, city prosecutor and former army law member in Japan, sparks speculation on Second District Council race while others consider council bids. Primary for judgeship set June 3 with final in November. council primary May 11 and final vote date listed.
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Lyman B. Sutter
Charles Wallace
Sutter
City I
Hisars
Japan
J. C. Spence Jn
Wallace
Mayerers
Atty
Gerald Desmonda
Toth
John Baker
Daisy Ave
Fleet Reserve Association
District Council
Carl Fletcher
Barr Admits Killing Kmiec Says Sheriff
Los Angeles sheriff Eugene Biscailuz stated Anthony Barr confessed to killing Andrew Kmiec a 33 year old insurance adjuster. Det. J Norman Hamilton telephoned the confession from Kansas on a train en route to Los Angeles. Barr’s arraignment in Whittier Municipal Court was set for Saturday on a murder charge with a preliminary hearing likely next week. Witness Dolly Ann McCormick identified Barr from photographs as the shooter who fired three fatal shots during a sale of a car.
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Los Angeles
Eugene Biscailuz
Anthony Barr
Andrew Kmiec
Biscailuz
Det
Set
J. Norman Hamilton
Barr
St. Louis
Hamilton
Kansas
Dist
Dist. Atty. S
Ernest Roll
Roll
Whittier Municipal Court
Kmiec
Dolly Ann McCormick
Radio Attack Not Accepted as Final Word
The White House said the United States remains hopeful Soviet leaders will recognize Eisenhower's international atomic pool plan as a serious first step toward peace. Presidential press secretary Hagerty noted immediate reactions may not reflect Soviet decisions and called reactions a stopgap interim until thoughtful study.
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Washington
White House
United States
Eisenhower
Tames
Hagerty
Moscow
Radio
Isideret
Weather outlook: Mostly sunny with high clouds Friday
A mostly sunny forecast with some high cloudiness as Friday begins. Cooler and windy conditions are expected, bringing a noticeable drop in temperatures and breezy conditions throughout the day.
Nobel Peace Prize Award Interrupted by Leftist Protest
In Oslo, about 20 young Communist demonstrators disrupted the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony for Gen. George C. Marshall at Oslo University. They showered anti Marshall leaflets and shouted protest phrases before police overpowered them. Marshall accepted the award amid applause and gratitude for the European recovery program.
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Oslo
Norway
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Unisa
Gunmar Jahn
Nobel Committee
Louis de Monicauls
Albert Schweitzer
John
Abridged News Index Listing Sections by Page
A compact listing shows where to find topics across sections such as Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Radio and TV Shipping Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Women Your World with page references for each. The notice directs readers to locate content by page and topic across the newspaper.
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Boyle
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