Police State Criticized as High Court Upheld Irvine Conviction
The Supreme Court upheld bookmaking conviction of Irvine of Long Beach. Justice Jackson noted repeated home entries were trespasses and burgled. critics said police methods violated Fourth Amendment. Dissenters Frankfurter Black and Douglas condemned police overreach.
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United States Supreme Court
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Brownell
Irvine
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Frankfurter
Justice Burton
City Appeals to State to Kill Bus Fare Hike
Long Beach moves to block a 2 cent fare increase and 10.9 percent service cuts approved by the State Public Utilities Commission. Council members and City Manager Sam E Vinkers note the action seeks a rehearing and review before the Feb 22 effective date, with court appeal as a possible next step if denied. The effort comes as city officials argue the rate changes lack substantial evidence and threaten residents with higher costs and reduced service.
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Clare
E. Wagner
Joseph E. Gamb
BUC
State Public Utilities Commission
Long Beach Motor Bus Co
iCity
Sam E. Vinkers
Bureau of Franchises
PUC
Bureau
Commission
Big Four Invite Austria to Open Independence Talks
In Berlin the Big Four foreign ministers held a secret session deciding to invite Austria to begin independence treaty discussions by Friday. Austrian Foreign Minister Leopold Fig plans to travel to Berlin from Vienna Tuesday. France’s envoy George Bidault was authorized to invite Austrian representatives to join the talks as part of the emerging agenda on the German question and broader disarmament proposals.
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Berlin
Austria
Allied Control Authority
Leopold Fig
Vienna
Russia
China
France
Georges Bidautt
Aul
Six Die in Head-On Crash Near Yuma Highway 95
Six persons died Sunday night in a head-on collision of a pickup and a sedan on a hilltop 10 miles southwest of Yuma on Highway 95. A third car was struck, two people injured. Killed were Guillermo Armanta 20 Algodones Mexico driver. Guadalupe Cota 25 Algodones passenger. Francisco Hernandez 33 Hayward California driver. Ysidro Zavala 30 Somerton. Julia Ortiz 23 Yuma. Carmen Bevale 4 passengers in the sedan.
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Here
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Algodones
Francisco Hernandez
Hayward
Calif
Sadistic Orgies Tied to Slaying of Author Bodenheim
Maxwell Bodenheim, noted 1920s writer, and his wife were found slain in a Bowery area room. A bullet killed Bodenheim, his wife Ruth Fagan was stabbed, and police pursued Harold Weinberg as a person of interest amid reports of sadistic orgies attended by Bodenheim.
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Maxwell Bodenheim
Bowery
Greenwich Village
Bodenheim
Harold Weinberg
Ruth Fagan
Weinberg
Tamour Poat
Novela
Ruth
Weather Outlook For The Region Through Tuesday
Generally clear through Tuesday with dry winds that will be strong and gusty at times. Mountains and below canyons may experience gusts. Little temperature change expected.
Crash Pins Ex-Solon Ship Czar Indicted for Fraud
Leonard B Clement 43 of Torrance died at Harbor General from injuries after a three-car crash on Del Amo Blvd near Santa Fe Ave. Joseph Michaels 25 of Wilmington in critical condition after head-on collision. two others minor injuries. AP report details fraud indictment against Aristotle Onassis in U.S. ship deals, claims corporations controlled by Onassis acquired surplus ships post-WWII. He pleads innocent, released on bond, says 49 percent stake in United Petroleum Carriers. Indictment centers on ships sold by Maritime Commission.
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Onassis
Greece
Argentina
Monte Carlo
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Five Children Die in Fire Leveling Shack
Five children, including two sets of twins, died when flames consumed a three room shack in New Orleans. Names given include Jessie Lee Farrell and siblings Tommy Lee Farrell Brendy and Bruce Fer rath Albert Ferrell. The mother Jessie Lee Farrell was en route to a grocery when the blaze broke out. Firemen cited a likely exploding kerosene stove as the cause.
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Jessie Lee
Tommy Lee Farrell
Brendy
Bruce Ferrath
Albert Ferrell Rya
Jessse Lee Farrell
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
The column lists page references for a variety of newspaper sections. It enumerates topics such as Beach Combing, Billy Rose, Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Editorials, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tidal Temperatures, Women, and Your World with their respective page numbers. This acts as a guide to content locations within the issue.
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Seven bitten by rabid dog in Long Beach area
Seven people in the Rivera Downey area were treated with pas teur anti rabies after a mongrel dog, owned by Ralph Agens, died of rabies in a veterinary hospital. Victims include Agens’s sons Garry and John, neighbor Erle Savage, Marshall Ross, Charles Kelsey, and Annabell Boyer. Authorities urged others bitten near the Agens home during Jan 31 to Feb 1 to seek treatment immediately.
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Erle Savage
Sunglow
Marshall Ross
Charles Kelsey
Gurley Ave
Downey
Annabell Boyer
S. Citronell Bt
State Budget Draft Seeks $375 Million Operations Budget
Sacramento Knight administration budget makers released a 375.2 million dollar operations package for the upcoming year. The document, the first of a potential billion dollar budget, emphasizes strict economy with minimal tax impact. Significant increases are eyed for mental health, prisons, colleges, and UC system amid rising costs and enrollment. The Senate panel will review mid February with more sections yet to come.
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Sacramento — LLP
Knight
John M. Pierce
Assembly Ways and Means
Senate
Peirce
University of California
Death Row Genius Book Will Appear At San Quentin
Daryl Whittier Chessman, a 34 year old condemned inmate on San Quentin’s death row, has had his memoir Cell 2455 Death Row accepted for publication by Prentice Hall. The book, with a $1000 advance and royalties, could mean up to $100,000 for his estate, though he faces execution likely by May or June and has exhausted all appeals.
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Daryl Whittier Chessman
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U.S. Supreme Court
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