Seek to Take Child Pawn From Parents
Juvenile officers in Los Angeles move to remove 2 year old Frances Haynes from her parents who allegedly sold her for 250 dollars. Juvenile Court petition to place the child in Juvenile Hall pending a hearing about ten days. Police question Charles Haynes and Viola Haynes of 1777 Cherry Ave about the sale.
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Frances Haynes
Joseph M. Kenrick
Juvenile Bureau
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Kennick
California
Charles B. Haynes
Viola
Cherry Ave
Frances
Where to Find It and Page References
A list of sections and page numbers for the newspaper content. Includes Beach Combing, Bridge, Classified Ads, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and Television, Shipping Table, Southland Cities, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, and Women's Activities across multiple pages.
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Boyle
Southland
Stepup in Korea War Foreseen as Collins at Seoul
Army Chief Gen. J Lawton Collins arrived in Seoul for high level meetings seen as possibly signaling Ike administration moves toward deeds over words in the stalemated war. The visit follows Allied air strikes on the Pyongyang Kaesong truce road to curb Communist war supply moves tied to truce talks.
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Korea
Collins
Seoul
Robert Udice
Army
J. Lawton Colling
Eisenhower
Bambers
Pyongyang-Kaesong
Jon ‘T-bone’ Hill
U. N
United Nations
van Fleet
FBI to Probe 2000 in U.N.
Henry Cabot Lodge as new U S delegate to the United Nations seeks an FBI investigation of all U N staff and Americans employed by the U N. He sent letters to J Edgar Hoover and copies to Trygve Lie. Lodge aims to reassure Armenians and flags concerns over security risk at U N operations.
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United Nations
N. Y
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
FBI
U.N
Lodge
J. Edgar Hoover
Trygve Lie
Lie
U. N
Truman
Civil Service Commission
State Department
Practice Golf Drive Kills Six-Year-Old Tot
In Paso Robles a six year old, Eric Hanson, was killed when a golf ball struck him in the chest during a practice at the high school stadium. The ball was driven by 18 year old Charles Bake man who was practicing in the stadium. Eric was flying a kite at the time.
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Tot
Paso Robles
Eric Hanson
Charles Bakeman
Eric
Mystery Fire Destroys Empress of Canada Liner
A mysterious blaze enveloped the Empress of Canada docked in Liverpool. The 20,235 ton liner listed on its side, described as a total loss, with only about a dozen workers aboard during overhaul. Police investigate potential sabotage as 20 firemen battled the flames.
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Liverpool
England
Empress
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Herbert Balmer
Home Office
Empress of Canada
Nearing polio vaccine success, says National Foundation
Alton L. Blakeslee reports progress toward a safe polio vaccine. A trustees meeting of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis is to hear if final barriers are near. Key advances include identifing three polio types and growing virus in non nerve tissues for large scale vaccine production.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
National Foundation For
Local fog and warmer weather forecast
A weather note reports dense fog late tonight and into Tuesday morning. It also notes slightly warmer conditions on Tuesday with a mild rise in temperatures.
Traffic crashes in fog kill Laguna Beach woman in Newport hospital
A Laguna Beach woman, Mrs. Yao Hayashi, 25, died at Newport Beach Presbyterian Hospital after a crash on U. S. Highway 101 near LeDroit Street in South Laguna. Her husband Mason Hayashi, 32, her five month old daughter Laura, and mother in law Mutsu Hayashi 63, were treated for injuries. A string of about 10 accidents followed in dense fog across southeastern Los Angeles County and southwestern Orange County with many injuries but few deaths.
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Laguna Beach
Los Angeles County
Orange County
Yao Hayashi
Fedora St
Newport Beach Presbyterian Hospital
Baltz Mortuary
Corona del Mar
Long Beach Municipal
Los Angeles International Airport
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Hayashi
Carson St
Cherry Ave
Peter Adams
Henderson St
Mark
President Eisenhower Cancels Appointments
President Eisenhower, reportedly sniffling, canceled his remaining engagements for today. He left the White House to rest in his room while planning to work on the State of the Union message. An aide said he did not have a fever and the move was precautionary.
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Hal
Wastlington
Eisenhower
White House
Murray Snyder
Congress to Hear State of the Union Monday
President Eisenhower will deliver the State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress at 12 30 p m EST next Monday House Speaker Joseph Martin said after a conference with the President and congressional leaders The discussion touched on a long list of topics to be covered in the message Taft noted the talk included possible references to the Taft Hartley act and minor points were discussed but not the full text The session was described as harmonious and the message outline remained unofficial government pages indicate continued coverage on Page AG Col 5.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Joseph Martin
Martin
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Sen. Millikin
R.cole
Taft
White House
Hero Fighter Pilot Edwin Heller Missing Over Korea
Lt Col Edwin Heller a top World War II ace, lost over North Korea after a dogfight. He had 146 Korea missions, 315 MIGs destroyed, and held multiple decorations including the Distinguished Service Cross and Silver Star.
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Seoul
Edwin H. Heller
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Heller
Wynnewood
Rita Hayworth Divorced From Aly Khan in Reno Decree
Rita Hayworth obtained a Nevada divorce from Aly Khan after a 17 minute hearing. No alimony or child support was ordered for their daughter Yasmin Khan. Yasmin briefly sat with District Judge A J Macstretti after the decree, and the case centered on Rita's Nevada residence.
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Reno
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Hollywood
Nevada
Yasmin
A. J. Macstretti
Yasmin Khan
Rita
Morse Fights OK on Wilson for Defense Secretary
Sen. Len Morse launches a late bid to block Charles E. Wilson’s confirmation as Secretary of Defense. Morse criticizes the nomination, while Taft hopes for a vote by nightfall and administration forces incline toward approval. Saltonstall reports GM will cash settle Wilson instead of stock bonuses.
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Washington
Len Morse
Senate
Charles E. Wilson
Morse
Eisenhower
General Motors Corp
Wilson
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Sen
Saltonstall
Mass
General Motors
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
AEC Chooses Illinois Site for Assembly Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission unveiled plans for a 29 million dollar explosives assembly plant along the Spoon River in southwestern Illinois. It will not handle radioactive material and will assemble conventional explosives for weapons work. Groundbreaking is set for early spring on roughly 10,000 acres near Macomb, about 18 miles east of Macomb and 55 miles southwest of Peoria. The tests at Yucca Flats, Nevada, will begin in March with new and improved devices likely including atomic artillery shells.
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Washington
Yucca Flats
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Proving Grounds
Las Vegas
Commission
Spoon River
Iinpis
AEC
Assembly
Amarillo
Texas
Macomb
Peo
Italy Air Liner Crash Kills 19
A two engine Italian air liner on its final Sardinia to Rome flight crashed in the Sinnai Mountains near Cagliari killing all aboard. Fifteen passengers and four crew members perished. The DC-3 fell 10 minutes after takeoff from Elmas Airport. LAI said the service would end Tuesday. Names of the passengers were not released.
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Rome
Sardinia
Cagliari
Sinnai
Elmes
Lai
Cagliari Rome
Taft to Propose Amendments to Taft Hartley Act
Senator Taft of Ohio announced plans to introduce three or four amending bills to modify the Taft Hartley labor law when the Senate convenes. He stressed the changes would not cover the entire field and suggested more amendments could follow, noting President Eisenhower had discussed the issue in a prior meeting.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Senate
White House
Eisenhower
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