Bare Fake Robbery Pair Jailed
Deputies say Dr. Taylor a Weather officer and meteorologist faced charges after signing affidavits verifying losses. He and his wife, both tied to a Bellflower household, were arrested with bail set at 2500 dollars. The couple, linked to a meat market venture, faced the unfolding case details from their California home.
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Eniwetok
Nevada
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American Assay For the Advancement of Seica
Sigma Xi
UCLA
California Institute of Technology
Newsmen
Conover
Julliard School of Music
New York
Sylvia
Dense Fog Smothers Southern England
A dense fog blanketed southern England causing travel disruption as more than 200 flights from London Airport were canceled stranding about 2,000 travelers. Visibility dropped to near zero in many areas, raising fears of a repeat smog event that previously harmed thousands.
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London
England
Psychiatrist Subdued After Violent Parkmerced Scene
Dr William Schweikert former director of the San Francisco Hospital psychiatric ward was subdued after a violent confrontation with four police officers at Parkmerced subdivision offices. Police were summoned by assistant manager Richard Heintz after he allegedly threw chairs and shouted profanities while muttering about contracts.
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San Francisco
William Schweikert
San Francisco Hospital
Parkmerced
Richard Heintz
Austrian Wife Sentenced Five Days For Nude Rival Postings
An Innsbruck area wife was jailed five days after she posted nude photos of her rival in the village market square. She said she found the images in her husband’s wallet and had posters made, arguing anger justified the act. The judge noted extenuating circumstances.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Mistinguette Dies at 2 of Young Men Partners and Fame
Mistinguette died at 2 of young men, noted as a dancing and singing partner to Maurice Chevalier. Her career featured astronomical sums for her legs, a famous song Moi Homme, wartime performances for Allied soldiers, and a role in exposing a German spy. She visited Washington to meet President Coolidge in 1925 and last toured the United States in 1950.
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Wistinguett
Homme
Fanny Brice
United States
Mistinguett
Matt Bari
New York
Washington
Coolidge
la Martinique
Colorado
Millikin
Nadis
Paris
France
R-Cole
Dorothy McRae
Sen
Vascerghr Awd Investments
Leopoldo Lina de Silva
Brazil
Dying Youth Claims Landlord as Suspect in Shooting
Lawrence Torres, 17, died after being shot on the Santa Fe Railway yard steps. Police searched for a landlord and booked Edward Del Castillo, 22, for suspected murder, with a sawn off shotgun found in his car. Detectives cited potential gang involvement as a motive.
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Los Angeles
Lawrence Torres
Santa Fe
Art Hill
Joe Stocker
Torres
Tontas
Edward del Castillo
DelCastillo
Steengarm
Coxtown
ROK Army Chief Says It Will March North Again
South Korea's army chief of staff stated his forces will march north again despite difficulties while President Rhee remains alive. The remark appears amid a murky report on leadership and unification aims, referencing past composer notes and a literary editorial voice.
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ROK Army
Seoul
Lpi
South Korea
F Army
Rhee Oe
Chung I] Kwon
New York
Alexander
Grecchaniide
Pustian Rhee
Sym -Rhee
Eisenhower 1956 State of the Union Outline Tax Cut Hopes
The President delivered a message to Congress while recovering in Florida outlining budget aims. He urged a balanced budget, proposed highway and farm programs, school construction, and immigration reform, and called for civil rights expansion and a commission to probe segregation claims. He stressed foreign policy goals, strengthened alliance measures, and seeks trade, disarmament, and aid packages while warning against tax cuts that could unbalance the budget.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Congress
Alaska
Greece
Italy
Key West
Fla
Ebt
Wphis
Atomic Cn Splay
United States
Organization For Trade Cooperation
U. S
U. S. Information Agency
America
California Flood Threat Eases After Heavy Rain
Northern California faced renewed flood danger as storms drenched counties from Yolo to Siskiyou. A construction worker, Eugene C. Scott of Guinda, was swept into a drainage pipe while repairing a conduit in Woodland and died. Creeks and roads remained closed with Crescent City reporting the heaviest rainfall.
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Eugene C.” Scott
Guinda
Yolo County
Crescent City
Mt. Shasta
U. S. Highway 30
iSierra Nevada
Placerville
Meyers Grade
U.S. 140
trans-Sierras
Eld
Soviet Antarctic Expedition Sighting Reported
London and Moscow radio sources report that the Soviet Union's Antarctic reading ship sighted the Antarctic continent during the South Polar expedition. Sparse details note a reconnaissance sighting and ongoing exploration plans.
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Antarctic
London
Moscow
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