Thieves Cut Through Roof Crack McDaniels Market Safes
An estimated $20,000 was stolen from McDaniels Market at 4700 Los Coyotes Blvd after burglars used an acetylene torch to cut into two safes. Police traced a careful entry from the roof through the mezzanine to the office, leaving a sledgehammer and tools behind as they fled. The loss included checks and currency, discovered at 3:25 a.m. by manager Vern Overmiller and staff.
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Vern Willis Overmiller
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Overmiller
Vern Overmiller
Les Coyotes Blvd
Wally Dillon
Phote
Frigid Blast Grips the South and New England
A sweeping Arctic cold wave shifts from the midwest to the northeast bringing sub zero temperatures across New England and Canadian border states. Readings hit as low as 1 below zero at Saranac Lake and 28 below at Lebanon New Hampshire with deadly conditions causing three deaths from exposure and accidents.
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International Falls
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Mid-Continent
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Helena
Prospect
Light Rain Forecast for Long Beach Area as Storm Edges In
Weather brief notes light rain expected tonight in Long Beach with partial clearing later. Northern California storm delivered up to 5.8 inches in Hopland, heavy rains and high winds caused accidents in Long Beach and Orange County. one woman injured in Long Beach. Forest rangers warned about runoff risk if storm lasts, San Gabriel Canyon area sparsely vegetated after fires.
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Orange County
Mary E. Carlson
San Francisco Ave
Seaside Hospital
San Gabriel Canyon
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Hopjland
Mendocino County
Thief Beats Movers to Furnishings in Van Nuys
In Van Nuys a family woke Sunday to find their new home stripped of nearly all furnishings. George Pierson, 33, Marian Pierson, and 12-year-old Tom found the moving van stolen in the night and the house left bare except for a sewing machine. Pierson, an aviation research engineer, had paid 765 dollars to move the Detroit to Los Angeles goods last August and planned to settle debt with the new home purchase. He guarded the empty house with a 22 caliber rifle that night but saw no prowlers or police. The neighbor offered meals while the family adapted, and Mrs Pierson mourned losing the sewing machine as she contemplated taking in sewing to make ends meet.
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Mickie Pierson
Warigo
Figisons
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George Russell Pierson
Marian
Tom
Pierson
Los Angeles
Detroit
Weather outlook shows clouds and light rain through Tuesday
A mainly cloudy period continues through Tuesday with intermittent light rain. Partial clearing is expected at times, bringing brief sun breaks later in the period.
Ike Proposes Private Insurance Boost for Health Plan
President Eisenhower asked Congress to fund 25 million dollars to start government reinsurance of private plans as a step toward better health for all Americans. He outlined a five year rehabilitation program and a broader medical care facility buildout while rejecting socialized medicine.
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Eisenhower
Congress
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Total Citizens
Two Rescued On Icy River After Night Amid Rescue
A helicopter rescued 37-year-old Joseph Jasinski and his 12-year-old son from an ice floe on the Detroit River near Grasse Isle after they spent the night on a wind swept ice island in 6 degree weather. Three other fishermen remained missing as Air Force and Navy helicopters and Coast Guard boats pursued an 18 foot cruiser wreckage off Grosse Isle.
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Lerman
Joseph Jasinski
Wyandotte, Mich
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Grassey Island
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Contents and pages listed for daily sections
The notice lists where to find features in the newspaper plan including Beach Combing Billy Rose Boyle Bridge Classifieds Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Women and Your World with their page references. It reads as a table of contents indicating locations across sections A and B.
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U.S. Again Advised to Hold PWs
General K S Thimayya tells UN command to keep anti Communist prisoners held until fate is decided by Allied Red or a peace conference. Meanwhile 22 000 unrepatriated POWs are set for release as civilians by Saturday as tensions rise. Pandit urges General Assembly reconvening to tackle Korea. talks stall as liaison secretaries deadlock on postwar charges.
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Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
U. N. Assembly
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General Assembly
Bombs hit three Chicago stores in mystery blast spree
Explosions shook South Wells district as black powder bombs struck Irvine's Smoke Shop, a cigar shop, and a bookstore within a half mile. Police said a motive is not clear and owners reported no injuries.
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Loon Cigar
M Boox
Kyran Phelan
South Wells
Ike Will Ask to Send Surplus Food Abroad
Secretary of Agriculture Benson defended the admin plans for 100 per cent parity while warning 90 per cent mandatory supports fail to ensure full parity. He told the Senate agriculture committee Eisenhower would seek authority to use up to 1 billion dollars of surplus farm products to aid friendly nations amid surpluses exceeding 5.5 billion dollars.
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Bensson
Eisenhower
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Sen
Olin Johnston
D.8.c
Coed Thrown From Car at Hospital Dies
A 22 year old University of Utah senior died after being dumped from a car onto the Salt Lake County hospital grounds. Police identified her as Ilene Howard of Billings Montana. An attending hospital worker saw the car arrive and the teen was discarded from the vehicle. A 17 year old University of Utah graduate student was arrested for investigation.
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Salt Lake City
University of
University of Utah
Stork Fizzles Baby Born At Gas Station Parking Lot
A Long Beach couple welcomed a baby at 2:53 a m today in the parking lot of a gas station at Lakewood Boulevard and Carson Street. Barbara E Thacker, 22, and her husband William E Thacker, 26, were attended by deputies who summoned an ambulance crew. The cord was cut by the Browne and Fightner crew. Mother and child were taken to Community Hospital and later transferred to Neval Hospital in Corona.
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Lakewood Blvd
Carson St
Barbara E. Thacker
Truman Boyd Manor
William E
Bowers
Stanley C. Browne
E. F. Fightner
Community Hospital
Neval Hospital
Corona
Court voids state film bans on La Ronde and M
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled New York and Ohio violated free speech by censoring two films La Ronde and M. It reversed Ohio and New York judgments and noted other states maintain censorship laws. The court also renewed a FPC price regulation ruling on natural gas interstate sales.
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Virginia
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Yegg Surprised Inn School Shot in Highland Park
Los Angeles report details a safe cracking at Luther Burbank Junior High School in Highland Park Sunday night. Detective Richard Ruble waited inside, two men entered, used a hammer and punch, fled after he shouted. Ruble shot, wounding Louise E. Charles, 34, who was treated at County General Hospital. Charles was booked on suspicion of burglary. he is an ex-convict with a prior record.
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Luther Burbank
Highland Park
Richard Ruble
Ruble
Louise E. Charles
Charles
County General Hospital
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