Queen's Visit to U S in Fall Unlikely, Palace Says
Buckingham Palace officials dismissed a New York Daily News report that Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh planned a U S visit in the fall. The palace noted no such plans, citing the couple’s royal duties and the duke's Canada tour in July. The queen and prince were then on a Commonwealth tour in Australia through May 15.
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Rita and Dick Haymes to sue landlord for 100000
Rita Hayworth and husband Dick Haymes plan a 100000 lawsuit against landlord Joseph Kraeler in Greenwich New York area alleging endangerment of Yasmin Haymes by allowing photography of the child and alleging damage and unpaid rent. They deny damages and say rent not due until Monday while an appraiser found no damage to furniture. The case follows threats against Yasmin connected to ongoing divorce proceedings involving Prince Aly Khan.
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Downey Boy Captured in Reno Cat Burglar Case
Reno police say 14 year old James Carter of Downey Calif captured in Marysville after a gun battle with officers is believed to be Reno’s cat burglar. A gun found with him is thought stolen from a Reno home earlier in the week as at least 15 Reno residences were burglarized mainly in early morning hours. Carter was shot in the neck during a run gun battle that critically injured Officer Jaumnes Palmantecc who had pursued him after he stole a highway patrol car and abandoned another vehicle in Carson City earlier Wednesday.
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New Amateur Theater Group Sets Tryouts
Theater group Longescach will hold open auditions Friday at the Bank of Belmont Shore 5354 E Second for its next production Detective Story directed by Lt Pat Brown Tryouts begin at 7 30 p m A large cast of men and women of all types and ages is sought Mrs Brown said
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USS Helena Sailors With 42 Local Men Aboard Return Sunday
The heavy cruiser USS Helena with 42 Long Beach area men aboard will return to Long Beach from Far East duty at 8 am Sunday. The 17,000 ton ship completes four Korean War tours and will dock at Berth 18 Pier B. Cmdr Ralph E Wilson leads Cruiser Division Five and Capt James E Cohn commands. Local sailors from nearby communities are listed among the crew.
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Tides and Temperatures for Sunday February 14 1954
Sunrise at 6 39 a m. Moonrise at 2 52 p m. Tides: high tide 5 S low tide 12 36 a m. 2 1 ft 2 55 p m. Foregoing statistics by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Seven Days in Crystal Cave Expedition Under Harbor Visit
Physical examination began today for a seven day expedition into Crystal Cave lower levels. Twenty five men and five women enter the cave for what may be the continent's most extensive exploration. Expedition surgeon Dr Harvard Wanger warned some may be unable to complete the strenuous crawl. The site lies in Mammoth Cave National Park, about 100 miles south of Louisville. An advance camp will be set up near the harbor area by Crescent Wharf & Warehouse Co. The group will crawl a 1090 foot limestone passage to access the cave proper.
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Ticket Seller Slain on Yerba Buena Island Bay
Fay Shelton, a 47-year-old ticket seller for the Key System Railway, was found bludgeoned to death in her booth on Yerba Buena Island in San Francisco Bay. Robbery yielded $300 in receipts and 215 tickets. Marines searched Treasure Island and Yerba Buena for hours without locating the killer.
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Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
A weekly analysis introduces excerpts from an editorial by L. Saaner editor in chief of Steel magazine. It discusses President Eisenhower's economic message, claims objectivity in studying conditions, rebuts left wing alarm over unemployment, and argues unemployment around 2.5 million is not a crisis. The piece critiques political motives behind recession rhetoric and notes labor shifts amid the transition period.
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Inventory pressures loom in 1950s business scene
New York AP reports inventories remain a critical issue for many firms as year-end stockpiles stay high despite a December dip. Optimists foresee a near-term rebound, with better prospects in textiles and a booming start for new construction. Major forecasters warn production cuts driven by inventories persist, while steel output lingers at 74 percent capacity and rail freight trails last year.
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Marine Dies in Santa Ana Freeway Crash
A 23 year old Marine, John Charles Wheeler of Brooklyn, stationed at the Air Facility in Santa Ana, was killed when the car he rode in failed to negotiate a turn from the Santa Ana Freeway onto Broadway and struck a power pole. Driver Loreto Guajardo, 22, also a Marine, was injured and hospitalized. Investigators report the crash occurred as Guajardo tried to enter Broadway from the freeway.
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Bandit-Slayers Hear Sentences
In Puebl a Mexico UPI reports three bandits received prison terms from 25 to 30 years for the killing of Dr Ralph Swain an American diplomat from Benton Ohio. The crime occurred on the Pan American Highway near Puebl a as Swain refused to hand over money. His wife and two children were unharmed. Alonso received 30 years Sanchez 26 years and Moctezuma 25 years. The death penalty is not recognized by Mexican law.
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Singers Workshop to entertain veterans at hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital hosts a program by the Singers Workshop theater group Sunday night. The show features selections from Rose Marie and from The Merry Widow, which the group is preparing for Municipal Auditorium April 9 to 11.
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Find Parts of Body in Arizona River
Parts of a woman’s body were found in rubber bags floating on the Colorado River near Topock Arizona. Mojave County Sheriff Frank Porter reported two bags contained a neck torso and a leg, while a third bag nearby held lime traces. A fisherman spotted the first bag.
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Labor Problems Are Discussed By Local Employment Group
The South Coastal Association of Employment Agencies held its regular monthly meeting with president Robert Cushman presiding. Discussion focused on labor problems and the upcoming National Employment Board Convention in Los Angeles. Loren's, president of the Southern California Employment Agency Association of Los Angeles, spoke as guest. Other attendees included Mrs Lois Smith of the Independent Pres Telegram, Theodore Bradbury vice president of the National Search, and his wife of Los Angeles. William Walker vice president and secretary of the Southern California Employment Association. Harry Long and Paul McLane of San Diego.
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National Employment Board
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Independent
Pres Telegram
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National Search
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Southern California Employment Associaton
Harry Long
Paul McLane
San Diego
Three Teens Accused in Schoolyard Assault
Three teen aged boys arrested after they allegedly attacked and beat Danny Bridwell 14 of 2448 Chestnut Ave following a Washington Junior High School dance. They are in the Juvenile Bureau for assault battery and curfew violation per police report.
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Picnics Postponed by Rain Across Local Parks
Two Sunday picnics were canceled due to rain. The Tinois picnic at Bixby Park was postponed indefinitely, while the North Dakota picnic at Recreation Park was postponed to Sunday February 21.
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Ex Iowa Farmer 84 to Take Valentine Bride 72
Martin Black of Berkeley formerly from West Branch Iowa obtained a license to wed Nellie Gongwer of West California widow aged 72. The couple, long friends, plan marriage in Friends Church in Arcadia.
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Millikin Recovering to Keep Speech Date
Senator Eugene D Millikin Jr plans to deliver a speech at a Lincoln Day dinner in Denver despite a severe nosebleed that sent him to hospital Friday. Dr M L Matte at the Veterans Administration Hospital said Millikin is doing well and if his condition improves he should keep the speaking date.
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Brotherhood Fete Dinner at Temple Israel Tonight
Temple Israel hosts a dinner meeting for Brotherhood Month with members of the Men's Club from First Congregational Church. Rev. Murray T. McNiel Jr of Los Altos United Church will speak on the badge of the free.
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San Diegan killed as rocket explodes in Germany
KAISERSLAUTERN Germany A U S Army release says Capt Carl W Johnson 32 of San Diego Calif was killed Friday by a rocket he was inspecting Johnson served as a bomb disposal officer with the 29th Ordnance Disposal Squadron and was on duty when the blast occurred The accident happened while he was undertaking inspection duties in Europe
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Four Thousand Two Hundred POWs Join South Korean Army
Seoul reports 4200 former North Korean war prisoners volunteered and were accepted into the South Korean army. The min istry notes these volunteers were among 7378 anti Communist North Koreans who rejected the Reds and were turned over to the U.N. Command last month. The ministry did not account for the remaining returned POWs.
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Proving Business Shifts As Some Industries Rise
Daily reports show mixed signals with Studebaker cutting production while Corning Glass reactivates a melting unit and recalls workers. Increased orders drive more optimistic outlooks as markets consolidate and seek a sustained upturn, with caution on faded momentum.
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