Nugent Escape Plot Claimed During Army Court Martial
Sgt. Marvin Talbert testified that Maj. Ambrose Nugent thwarted an escape plan after capture in Korea. The court denied a motion to dismiss the last of 43 collaboration charges as Nugent pleaded innocent on 13 counts. The trial, expected to last a month, centers on 130 witnesses with about 23 to testify.
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Ft, Sill
Okla
Marvin Talbert
Albemarle
N.C
Ambrose H. Nugent
Nugent
Donald L. Manes Jr
Talbert
Fiey
Seoul
North Carolina
Behin
Army
Merrill
Wis
Isu
West Allies Deny Soviet Pact Breach
Britain and France sent notes to the Soviet Union denying that rearming West Germany breaches their mutual aid pacts. Paris asserts no violation of 1942 and 1944 treaties with the USSR, and the ambassadors delivered replies in Moscow while texts remain unpublished.
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Moscow
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Germany
Russia
Paris
Louis-Joxe
M. Molotov
Kremlin
Sir William Hayter
Motorcyclist Hurt in Collision on Main Street
Allen Hunsicker 28 of 2804 Fashion Ave sustained a basal skull fracture after his motorcycle collided with a rear of a car on Main Street at 208th Street. He was treated at Harbor General Hospital. Willard McKenzie 50 of Los Angeles drove the auto. he was not injured. McKenzie said he was turning off Main onto 20th Street when the crash occurred.
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Main
208Th Sts
Carson
Allen Hunsicker
Fashion ‘Ave
Harbor General Hospital
Hunsicker
United Air Lines
Main St
Willard McKenzie
Losgeles
McKenzie
Billie Box Jr
Body of Workman Recovered in Surf
Frank C. Kelly a 43 year old Long Beach construction worker employed by Healy Tibbets Co was swept from staging beneath a pier at White's Point and drowned. His body was recovered about 10 30 am near the scene by fellow workers watching the county sewer outfall pier. He lived at 24 New York Street.
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Long Beach
Frank C. Kelly
New York St
Kelly
White's Point
Healy-Tibbetts Co
Exceptional Children Visit Marineland of the Pacific
Twenty five children from Exceptional Children's Foundation of Long Beach toured Marineland of the Pacific in Portuguese Head Palos Verdes today as guests of the management. Luther Scheaifer, foundation principal, led the party.
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Marineland
Foundaion
Long Beach
Marineland of the
Church asks temporary chapel OK at Stearns Street site
The Stearns Street Brethren Church asked the city for permission to use a temporary portable chapel to relieve overcrowded Sunday School conditions until the new church is finished at 6365 Stearns Street. The chapel would seat 100 to 120 and can be set up in six to seven hours by an eight member crew led by Rev. Charles Underwood. Plans for a permanent sanctuary have been completed and submitted to the Home Mission Council for approval. The request was referred to City Manager Sam E. Vickers for study.
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Stearns St
Toy City Mgr
Sam E. Vickers
Lakewood Group Elects New Officers
Mrs Dewain Rymerson 2864 Alfred St is the new chairman of the Lakewood Park Recreation and Parkway District Advisory Committee succeeding Douglass Gifford. Mrs Wesley McQueen 2932 Loomis St was elected secretary. Public meetings will be held at 7 p.m. the first Monday of each month in park district headquarters 5812 Arrow Rd.
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Dewain Rymerson
Alfred St
Lakewood Park, Recreation and Parkway
Douglass Gifford
Wesley ‘McQueen
Loomis St
Park District
Aroor Rd
Service station cash register looted on Orange Ave
The owner Howard E. White reported a theft at the 2000 Orange Ave service station after a suspect stole 360 from the cash register on Tuesday. Police are investigating the incident.
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Orange Ave
Howard E.white
Denver man loses coat with $14200 in cafe
A Denver man forgot a coat containing $14,200 in a Colorado Springs cafe. He did not want his name released. Waitress Donna Grayner found the jacket and turned it over to owner Bob Cline. The man later phoned, returned to reclaim the coat, and gave a reward to Grayner and Cline.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Donna Grayner
Bob Cline
Mystery stills probe ends with two youths cited
Lakeport California sheriff reports two high school boys cited after they admitted making a small amount of tainted mash from pears and sugar to test chemistry. They fled with one gallon of fermented liquid, later discarded when a foul odor indicated poison, and were released after a lecture on federal alcohol laws.
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Lakeport
Calif
Sheriff's Office
Here
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