Man Rescued After Suicide Attempt Tied Clothes Line
A 34 year old ex Army captain narrowly survived a suicide attempt at 635 E Ocean Blvd when a plastic clothes line tied to a fire escape guard rail broke. He suffered a possible arm fracture and was aided by ambulance attendants. His older brother O E Simonson confronted him with a concealed knife during the incident. The man had been in ill health and recently received VA Hospital care. he had been living with his brother since Christmas. The brother attempted to grab him as he leaped. His wife and one year old son were at the Hollywood address.
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Warold Simonson
E. Ocean Blvd
O. BE. Simonson
Simonson
Chuck Sundquist
Fire Oscape
Marold Simonson
Clump St
Hollywood
O. E. Simonson
the Ocean Blvd
Harold
Shocks Hit Siena Italy Stirring City Walls
Four new earthquakes rocked Siena Italy today amid long historic streets. In the past 24 hours there have been 35 shocks with the latest toppling chimneys from ancient buildings within Roman walls. Widespread alarm but no casualties reported.
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Siena
Italy
Where to Find It Listings Summary
Classified and feature sections list page references for Beach Combing Bridce Comics and other items. The notice compiles core sections and page numbers across the newspaper’s B and A sections for navigation.
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Boyle
Wilson
Vital Statistics
Coed Dies in Attempt to Pull Dad From Fire
Judith Aston 23 a UC Berkeley graduate student died from burns while trying to reach her father Richard Aston in a smoke filled hallway at their California home. Firefighters found him alive but overcome, and Mrs Grace Aston hospitalized. Neighbor Stephen Compas alerted authorities as flames began in the kitchen around 4 am.
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Coed
Dad
Arcadia
Judith Aston
Miss Aston
Koy
Grace Aston
Marro
Stephen A. Compas
Aston
Morro Bay
E. W. van ‘Aman
Menlo Park
Richard Aston
Pasadena Mutual Savings and, Loan <Assn
Judith
W. R. Welty
W.M. White
Don Morgan
Eisenhower
University’ of California
Soviet Union
Ts Satellim
Berkeley
Los
Los Angeles
Atom Move Challenge to Moscow
President Eisenhower announced a plan to release 88,000 pounds of uranium and uranium 235 to support peaceful atomic projects at home and abroad. He framed the move as a test for Russia to follow suit, while Soviet Premier Bulganin touted peaceful uses of atomic energy for communism.
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Thomasville
Gal Ur
Eisenhower
Russia
Weuges
United
John
Susan
Mona
Harold
Ameri-Eric
Syorld
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulgenin
Ford Dealers Charged With Political Fund Pressure
At a Senate hearing Milton Ratner a former Chicago Ford dealer testified that in 1952 another Ford dealer told him Ford offices pressured Chicago dealers to raise about 50000 for Eisenhower. Ratner said he refused contributing and Ford later cancelled his franchise over advertising and sales promotion disagreements.
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Washington
Chicago
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Milton Ratner
Heje
Senate
Henry Ford
Rayner
Lisenhower
Ratner
Monroney
D'Okla
Sidney Yates
Rep
Rosa
Ryerson
Eisenhower Fori
Rainstorm Swells Long Beach Area Rain Totals
A gentle shower pushed the Long Beach region over 1 inch of rain with Westminster reporting 3.5 inches and Lynwood topping season totals at 12.41 inches. The Weather Bureau forecast clearer skies Friday after widespread wet conditions caused traffic accidents and one fatal crash in Los Angeles. Retired police sergeant Harry W. Frost, 69, died when rain limited his windshield vision during the crash.
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Southland
Westminster
Long Beach
Fullerton
Lynwood
Weather Bureau
California
Los Angeles
Harry W. Frost
Frost
Two Hooks One Slice And Ike Loses His Smile
Nine persons were hurt in accidents in Long Beach lanes. In Northern California many communities faced their second flood of the year. San Francisco reported inches of rain Wednesday. President Eisenhower announced a new philosophy of laughing at golf errors after a mountain resort visit. He joked about laughing to avoid cussing when missing shots.
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Long Beach
California
San Francisco
Thomasville
Esset
Glen Arven
Lexa
John Walter
Farume Benen
Jtor
Alamiui
Newport
Westminster
Sudan
Caird U
New
Suden
Eisenhower
Tec
Kosti
Khartoum
San Diego mother abandons Hawaii voyage at last moment
Laura Evans, 33, decided not to sail on the SS Lurline to Hawaii after scrimping a decade for the trip. With husband John and two children seeing her off, she returned home to San Diego, leaving four children behind to miss the voyage she feared would keep them apart. Her decision followed weeks of weighing the risk of being away from family.
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Shi
Hin
San Diego
Wilmington
San’ Diego
Laura Evans
Hawaii
Mable Lee
Maui
John J. Evans
Susan
Mora
Ter
Hoe Farathe
Eisenhower Brother Sees President Likely Second Term
Earl Eisenhower, youngest brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower, says in suburban La Grange interviews that the President will seek a second term. He notes the President’s long service, estimating 45 years in various roles, and says the final choice rests with Dwight alone.
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Chicago
Earl Eisenhower
Eisenhower Brothers
la Grange
Suburban Life Newspapers
Dwight
Earl
Hart
Gettysburg
West Point
Eisenhower Strives For Swing Amid Frustration On Course
President Eisenhower slices drives into the woods, complains of the rough fairway, laments missed shots, yet coheres as his fourth attempt travels about 230 yards down the middle of the fairway, restoring a weary smile.
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Eisenhower
Fort Worth Woman Explains Car Theft Motive
The mother of a 21-year-old youth arrested for a third time this week offered police her view of the motive. She said he “goes with” a girl down the street and will not date anyone unless she has a car, implying the thefts are to aid his dating.
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Fort Worth
Tex
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Ike
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