L A Baroque Players Sixth Concert At Municipal Art Center
The Los Angeles Baroque Players present their sixth concert at Municipal Art Center 2800 Ocean Bid, 4 pm Sunday. The quartet performs 17th and 18th century works by Boyce Bach Haydn Roman and Couperin including Ritratto del Amore. Members Nathan Ross Harry Blumberg Michel Penha and Carol Rosentiel bring rich orchestral pedigrees to the program. Ross and Blumberg with Columbia Studio Orchestra Penha with MGM Studio Orchestra.
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Los Angeles
Harry Blumberg
Israel Philharmonic
Michel Penha
Cetlo
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Carol Rosentiel
New York
Ross and
Blumberg
Columbia Studio Orchestra
Penha
MGM, Studio Orchestra
Girl Injured in Freak Crash Still Critical
Shirey Lee Sparks, 19, of Gasiena, injured in a freak lover's mishap that killed her fiancé James L. Carte, 29, of El Monte, remains in critical condition at Harbor General Hospital. The car carrying Sparks and Carte plunged over a 300 foot cliff in Palos Verdes Hills early Friday. Melari Sears, 34, of Torrance, driver of the other car, is jailed on suspicion of drunken driving.
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Shiriey Lee’ Sparks
Gasiena
Jane Hutch
Harbor General Hospital
Miss Sparks
James L. Carte
el Monte
Palos Verdes Hills
Carter Auto
Mel|iiri R. Sears
Torrance
State Water OKs Flood Project Allocation
The State Water Resources Board approved $400,000 to the State Reclamation Board for rights of way and easements on the revised Lower San Joaquin River flood control project. It also backed a request to include $800,000 in the 1956 57 state budget for continued state participation. The funds target rights of way near the Merced River mouth and related needs.
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Jsacramento PI
State Water Resources Board
State Reclamation Board
San Joaquin
Water Resources Group
Reclamation Board
Merced River
Blood Bank Schedule Change in Long Beach
Mrs Lotta Kling chair of donor recruitment announced new hours for the Long Beach Blood Bank now open Mondays from 3 to 7 30 p.m. The change aims to keep the bank open every week. During the past year 11 000 pints of blood were donated. The next blood bank day is Monday.
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Seneaue
Long Beach
Lotta Kling
Jail Update Moves Gdeus Ohrnowicz Off List No. 13
Police confirm Gdeus Ohrnowicz 34 is jailed in Green Haven Prison Stormville N Y removing him from the city’s wanted list. His mother Ludwica reported the surrender after bail was posted and authorities said he had already begun serving a December 1954 sentence.
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Gdeus Ohrnowicz
Ohrnowicz
Rob Gary Tune
Ludwica
Green Haven
Mille
N.Y
Four year old boy ferries sisters to safety on cold night
In Philadelphia, Jimmy McCormick woke to rattling radiators and feared a furnace explosion. With a sheet over his sisters Jeanette 3 and Jacqueline 7 months, he loaded them into his wagon on Germantown Avenue and trudged to a police station where their worried mother collected them. Patrolmen were amazed at the boy’s courage.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy McCormick
Jimmy
Jeanette
Jacqueline
Germantown Ave
Chinchilla Unit Meeting Wednesday Explained
A mother said she left her chinchilla care with a babysitter as police noted. The Long Beach Chinchilla unit will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Alice Birney School while she visited her grandchild, near Wally Schurz and Dr Brenon.
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Long. Beach Chinchilla
Croup
Alice Birney
Spring St
Schurz
Brenon
Inglewood
Foolpr Fms
United
Crippled B36 Lands Safely After 10Hour Drama
A B36 bomber with a damaged wing and landing gear landed safely after nearly ten hours aloft. Air Force says the trailing edge of the left wing pulled during takeoff. crew repaired the plane in flight with B29 rescue planes circling. Captain Leotard N. Rummers of Tekensha Michigan piloted the craft to a cautious landing despite hydraulic failure and loss of steering power.
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Guam
U. S
Pacific
Air Force
N. Rummers
Tekensha
Mich
Contractors Installing New Leaders
Har bor Area Painting and Decorating Contractors' Assn will install Merle F. DuBay as president at a Lafayette Hotel ceremony. Officers include C. L. Iment, vice president. Porter, secretary. G. A. Tobs, treasurer. and Earl Lancaster, sergeant at arms. About 2,300 workers across five states faced a six day strike over wage differentials. 1,700 were on payroll deductions for union dues. The union and company reached a compromise and the new contract runs 13 months.
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Merle F. DuBay
Harbor Area
Assn
Lafayette Hotel
Clifford
Monk
San Angelo
Tex
Gen Land
Oral Telephone Co
Southwestern
Union
DuBay
C. L. Iment
Tewell
Charles Strike
Porter
G. A. Tobs
Earl Lancaster
Sergeant At
Direct the Employ
Dan Adie
Dan
négatia/Green
Paul Lemons
Norman Tions
area/Murray
John Fiske
A. Murman
Herry Rees
William Spader
Wien
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Red Probe Prepares New Press Hearings
Washington DC reporters describe a new round of hearings by the Internal Security Subcommittee led by Senator Eastland to probe alleged Communist infiltration of the press, with cases involving New York Times staff including Alden Whitman, Matilda Landsman, and Seymour Peck cited as witnesses.
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Red
Washington UP
Nathan Aleskov- Eastland
D-Miss
New
All York Times
Jack Shater
News de
Senate Internal Security
Alden Whitthe
Robert Shelton
Seymour Peck
Sun- Ponanea
Herald-Tribune
J. G. Low
New York Times
Eastland
Times
Herold Tribune
Matilda Landsman
the Times
Southern
Hastland
The
Snn
Jenner
R-Inc
Benjamin Fine
Education
Eastand
Dr. Fine
Mart Owners Will Appeal to Tribunal
The Food Employers Council will take the Retail Clerks Union Local 770 wage dispute to the U.S. Supreme Court over about $10 million in premium pay for night and holiday work. The State Supreme Court recently sustained a Superior Court ruling for the union, and the industry has 90 days to file its appeal. The case stems from an May 12, 1952 arbitration award granting extra pay for holidays and after 6 p.m. work, retroactive to February 6, 1953.
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LOS Angeles L
Food Employers Council
Hrc
U. S. Supreme Court
Retail Clerks Union
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
West German envoy Wilhelm Haas named Moscow ambassador
The West German foreign office announced the appointment of Wilhelm Haas as the first Bonn envoy to Moscow. Haas, a career diplomat and former ambassador to Turkey, was reported by the Soviet ambassador Valerian Zorich to have acceptance by the Russians after credentials were presented to President Theodor Heuss.
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BOMN
Germany
Vph
Soviet Union
Wilhelm Haas
Peace Effort On in Detroit Paper Strike
Detroit publishers of three strike closed metropolitan newspapers met with the Typographical Union to seek a settlement and resume publication. Police investigate arson fires at the Grey Nuns home as a large citywide dispute over contracts continues amid two unions settling.
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Detroit
Upi
Free Press
Nicolet
Ghie
Grey Nuns
Edouard Beaulac
Beauloe
Beenjone
First name of US president's wife across clue
Puzzle style clue list mentions across entries such as First name and US president's wife, Hamilton-like hints, and various common crossword prompts including boats oars and meadow.
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Jackson
Okahoma
Charles Lamb
Besieged Gunman Captured After Siege At Nidrie
A Canadian National Railways worker, Mike Timoshenko, fired on police and held his bride in a trackside shack near Nidrie Ontario for hours. Police stormed the shack with tear gas, then tracked the couple through deep snow to arrest them. No one was injured.
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Kenora
Ontario
Mike Timoshenko
Serer
Timoshenko
Hare
Canadian National Railways
Niddrie
Canada
Nid Jdrie
Timor Ishenko
Smog and Virus Drive Liverpool Children Indoors
Liverpool authorities urged mothers to keep children indoors amid a choking smog from southeast England and a mystery virus affecting 200 infants with bronchial troubles since Christmas. Medical officer Prof Andrew Semple called on volunteers to sample air as the city fights the twin health threats and warned the virus could spread like wildfire.
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Liverpool
England
Andrew Semple
Mediation Board Drops WAS Labor Dispute
The National Mediation Board failed to settle differences between Western Airlines and its pilots and clerks. Chairman Leverett Edsyards said the company rejected a final six point proposal and would consult the board members about withdrawing from the dispute. The APA pilots union and Brotherhood of Railway Clerks may appeal for strike action if the board withdraws.
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Los Angeles
Cns
National Mediations Board
Western Air Lines
Leverett Edsyards
Tthe
The
Air Lines
WAL
Brotherhoad
England
Durham
Birmingham
Liverpool
Sunderland
Lockheed halts XFVI aircraft work at Burbank plant
Lockheed Aircraft Corp stopped work on the XFVI takeoff plane at Burbank for the Navy. Navy officials confirm the contract ended by mutual agreement months ago. The turbine prop engine bugs proved unmanageable at ground level, though the XFVI had demonstrated vertical flight potential. Test flights occurred above 10 000 feet with Heyman Salmon at the controls as Navy contracts with Consolidated Vultee and Ryan Aeronautical remain in effect.
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Burbank
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Vergios
Thas
Navy
Washington
Lockheed
Heyman(Fish) Salmon
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Ryan Aeronautical Co
San Diego
250 Pounder Shark Caught by 13-Year-Old Boy
MIAMI FL A 13 year old boy claimed he captured a 250 pound shark with his bare hands while sailing near South Biscayne Bay. He said he seized the fish by its tail and, with two friends, looped a rope around it and hauled it to shore using their motor launch.
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MIAMG
Fla
Tony Belcher
Jam Wile
South Biscayne Bay
Belcher
Federal Man Cleared of Spy Charges by Loyalty Board
William Taylor of Scott, an International Organizations Employes Loyalty Board case, was cleared of former spy charges after new hearings. The board ruled there was no basis for the accusations, prompting statements from Taylor’s attorney former Rep. Byron E. H. Scott. The report discusses Hoover’s stance on the term cop and its connotations in law enforcement language.
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Washington
PIA Spe
United States
William Henry Tay
Scott
Byron EH. Scott
D-Cols
Taylor
Henry S. Waldman
International Organizations Employes Loyalty Board
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Eliza
Bentley
Senate
Wiliam Taylor
Treasury‘Department
Hoover
Harrys
Dexter Waite
Iment Bulletin
Bent Wiegis
Herbert Brownell Jr
Waite
Qas Taylor
Internationa Loyalty Board
Direc ‘Tor
Middle’ Eastern Department
International Onetary
Bund
New York City
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Aay Haymes
Jerry Ralph
Otto Albertson
Subcommittee
MBSA
Ariz
Sam R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Lincoln
Here
Neb
Mekelvie
Federal Farm Board
Wendell Wilkie
Mississippi
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Arsenis
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Semple
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