Long Beach wife shoots estranged husband in home defense
Eva Inez Hendrickson, 38, fired twice with a .22 rifle when Ivor D. Hendrickson forced entry at about 2 am. Witnessed by her 10-year-old son, the shooting left him dead at Seaside Hospital. She was arrested for murder and to undergo coroner’s inquest prep.
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Long Beach
Eva Inez Hendrickson
20Th St
Seaside Hospital
Ivor D. Hendrickson
Townsend Ave
Los Angeles
Aly
Ted Sten
Jerome A. Carrina
Hendrickson
Iver
Ivor
Oll
Clinton
R. Gandy
J. W. Anderperg
Det
Thomas Milovich
Tom's Welch
Homie
Jerry McCoy
Robert J., Simoneaux
Oregon’ Ave
Miss
Stevens to Continue as Secretary of Army
Washington AP report says President Eisenhower will keep Robert T. Stevens as Secretary of the Army despite criticism from his quarrel with Senator McCarthy. An unnamed source says top advisers favored resisting a televised hearing but concluded Stevens would suffer more if it occurred. Some Republicans express hope the controversy will fade as Stevens maintains stance on witness treatment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Robert T. Stevens
Army
Sen. Matarthy
Ignal Laer Reines
Stevens
McCarthy
Congress
Bible Classroom Car Joke Draws Laughs in Sunday School
A teacher asks six year olds to depict a Bible story and one student delivers a quirky image of a long sports car with three faces. He explains the scene shows the Lord driving Adam and Eve out of Eden, prompting humorous revelation.
Air Land Teams Hunt Lost L A Air Liner With 9
Rescue units pressed the search for the Convair 240 missing over Wyoming and South Dakota with nine aboard. Military and Civil Air Patrol planes from Wyoming Colorado and South Dakota scoured the Wright Junction to Rapid City route while Lowry AFB SA-16 planes carried paratroop teams to inspect wreckage. Overcast conditions and snow reduced visibility as ground crews from Western Air Lines and state patrols aided the operation.
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Casper
Wyd
Minneapolis
Wyoming
South Dakota
Convair 240
Wright Junction
Civil Air Patrol
Colorado
Rapid City
S. D
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Lowry
Taoring
Western Air Lines
Vote Kills Amendment on Treaties in Senate
President Eisenhower secured a major Senate victory as a treaty amendment failed by 60 to 131, short of the two thirds needed. The defeated proposal by Sen. George DeGa alongside others had circulated since January 20, with the President opposing stricter limits on executive foreign affairs powers.
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Washington
Uppr
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
George
DeGa
Eleanor Holm Divorces Billy Rose In Las Vegas Court
Eleanor Holm Holm, former swimming star, was granted a divorce from showman Billy Rose after a 13 year marriage in a 15 minute Las Vegas court appearance. Judge A S Henderson presided with publicist Gene Murphy as witness. Holm said she will stay in Las Vegas temporarily and has offers for acting roles including a life story film.
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Vegas
Nev
Eleara Molin
Billy Rose
Miss Holm
A. 5. Henderson
Gene Murphy
Iin
Eleanor
Las Vegas
Weather outlook Mostly clear tonight and Sunday
Mostly clear conditions persist tonight and Sunday with lingering high clouds Sunday. Daytime temperatures rise with a warming trend for Sunday leading to milder conditions across the area.
Unabashed Skunk Sprays Nixon Kin in Glendale
Glendale College aviation head S. Ryan and colleague Fred Carlson tried to evict a skunk from a shop. The animal sprayed Ryan, who rushed home with his clothes tied to his car. Carlson escaped unharmed. No one captured the skunk.
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Glendale
Glendale College
Nixon
S. Ryan
Aviation and Trades
Fred Carlson
Carlson
Ryan
Pat Nixon
Poisoned meal sickens Lakeland Griffin School pupils
About 60 people mostly children and teachers were hospitalized after potato salad served at Griffin School cafeteria near Lakeland. Polk County Health Department began an investigation with hospital counts showing 40 at Morrell Memorial and 18 at Southwest Florida Baptist Hospital Plant City plus two at Bartow Hospital. Emergency care was given to many more with no critical cases.
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Lakeland
Fla
Polk County Health Department
Morrell’ Memorial Hospital
Southwest Florida Baptist ‘Hospital
Plant City
Bartow Hospital
John F., Tolson
Griffin School
Lake and
Coup Victim Restored in Revolt Threat
In Cairo Gen Mohamed Naguib was restored to the presidency amid massed crowds outside his home. General Naguib appeared on a terrace in pajamas as Nasser announced the restoration and named Naguib as president with Nasser as prime minister, signaling a swift return after his ouster.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Naguib
Cal. Gam
Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Army
Cairo Radio
Government Revolutionary Council
Repentant Soldier Returns From Pro-Red Camp
Army Cpl. Claude J. Batchelor arrived at Travis Air Force Base en route to Texas, saying he regrets aiding communists and wants to make amends. He collected back pay, spoke of possible town resentment, and planned hospital checkup before possible 30 day leave. He noted indoctrination by Communists and cited uncertainty about his future.
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U. S
Cpl
Claude J. Batchelor
Kermit, Texas
McClellan Air Force Base
Sacramento
Batchelor
Pws
Travis Air Force Base
Cali
Army
Texas
Kermit
Brook Army Hospital
San Antonio
Brook
Usua
Fiest
Hawaii
McClelland Air Force Base
Travis
Hare
Panmunjom
Three Japanese Hide 9 Years With Reds
Three Japanese surrender to British forces at Datao on the Malay-Siamese border after nearly nine years in jungle with Communist guerrillas. Their leader, a former agriculture officer named Hira, says she served with the Malayan Communist Cultivation Corps. Companions Iswas K and Matsukura went underground after the war, fearing Communist claims that the British would kill them.
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Alor Star
Malaya
Datao
Hira
Malayan Communist Cultivation Corps
Iswask
Matsukura
Plane Buzzing Town Blows Up Four Killed
In Huntingdon Tennessee a twin engine plane from Lawson Air Force Base exploded over the courthouse during a second buzz pass, killing four airmen including Lt. Jack Jenkins Jr. and Lt. J. C. Peachy. Local residents witnessed the tragedy as a tradition ended.
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Huntingdon
Tenn
Air Force
Lawson Air Force Base
Fort Benning
Homer DeMoss
Freeman Taylor
Jack, Jenkins Jr
Mabel Jenkins
J. C. ‘Peachey
Near
Prescott
Ark
David A. Probus
Hammond
Ind
Franklin D. Levy
Lake Arthur
J. J. Wiliaina
RK. M. Murray
Signal Corps Red Suspect Suspended Amid McCarthy Probe
Washington UPL A Signal Corps employee Annie Lee Moss has been suspended effective yesterday pending adjudication in a case tied to McCarthy era inquiries. Attorney George E C Hayes said Moss received notice Friday and may be connected to a Senate investigation into Communist ties. Moss asserts she has never been a Communist.
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Washington
Laweyer
Annie Lee Moss
Army
Signal Corps
Sen
McCarthy
R.wis
Sormmmunists
George E. C. Hayes
Moss
Hayes
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mary Marloward
FBI
Annie Lea Moss
House un-American Activities Committee
Huge Atom Bomber Burns as Crew Escapes
A B 36 bomber at Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane burst into flames during engine warm up for a routine training mission. The world's largest bomber, weighing 33 600 000 pounds, was destroyed but all 20 crew members escaped unharmed. The fire was spotted in a piston engine by a vigilant crewman before takeoff. The B 36 remains a prime atom bomb carrier for the U S Air Force.
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Spokane
Wash
Fairchild Air Force Base
U.s.air Force
Where to Find It Boyle Page A-8
An index of sections and page numbers for the newspaper. It lists Churches on A-4 and A-5, Classified on B-4, Comics on B10, Crossword on A-4, Financial on A-2, Obituaries on B-3, Radio and TV on 8.3, Shipping Table on A-2, Schools on A-2, Sports on A-5 and A-7, Eaters on A-8, and Tides Temperatures on A-2.
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