Meat rationing ends in Britain as Smithfield buzzes
Britain ends meat rationing at midnight July 3 triggering a busy Smithfield market. Shoppers enter butcher shops without ration books for the first time since World War I. A flash strike by about 100 meat handlers caused traffic jams as large beef sides were moved, but the day ended with assurances of adequate supply and uncertain prices.
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Britain
Smithfield
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Archway
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London Retail Meat Traders Assn
All Women Pilot Race Finishes at Powder Putt Derby
Eight pilots completed the all women handicap air race ending at Knoxville Tennessee with Mrs Gladys Muter and copilot Doris Langher first to finish at 4 56 am Long Beach time. Gloria L Smith from Phoenix Ark landed four minutes later in a Beechcraft Bonanza.
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Tent
Nomal
Gladys Muter
Chattanooga
Long Bellen Municipal
Long Beach
Evelyn Bryan
Jefferson City
Tenn
Bernice Trimble
Japan Flood Toll Mounts and Army Called In
Floods crest across western Honshu after torrential rains kill at least 34 and injure 86 with 15 missing. Miners buried, landslides crush homes, and towns like Funaki lose water supplies as 29,000 homes flood and multiple roads, dikes, and railways are destroyed.
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Honshu
Ning
Watin
Kyodo
Asahi
Yamaguchi
Toyotamae
Funaki
Hiroshima
Physician's Wife Slain by Burglary in Bay Village
Bay Village Ohio police believe a narcotics-seeking intruder killed Mrs Samuel Sheppard pregnant wife of prominent physician and attacked her husband when he tried to help. Dr Sheppard suffered head injuries and the couple’s son slept through the event. Police searched for a dull instrument used on Mrs Sheppard and for stolen narcotics and jewelry found abandoned outside.
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Ohio
Mer
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Dr. Sheppard
Prist Vate
Sheppard
Allice
J. Spencer Bouk
Polite
Bay View Hospital
John P. Eaton
Eaton
Eston
Typhoid Hits Ciudad Acuna After Texas Flood
Typhoid was reported in Ciudad Acuna as a sequel to the Rio Grande flood. The Texas health department sent 300 vaccine bottles across the river, while Mexican officials requested 15,000 more shots. Water scarcity left residents drinking untreated river water, raising typhoid concerns.
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French Move to Halt Hanoi Push as Talks Straggle
Western newsmen were barred from cease fire talks at Trung Gia while French forces prepared a defensive line 15 to 20 miles south of Hanoi. Vietminh pressure mounted on the eastern flank as clashes erupted near Bao Ninh and Phu Ly bombers hit rebel columns retreating from the delta. Delegates from both sides met at Trung Gia in a tense seven year war stalemate.
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Phu Ly
Red River
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Haiphong
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Tay
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Phi Ly
Delta
Toll rises near Long Beach amid weekend crashes
No fatalities reported in Long Beach by noon as toll climbs in surrounding areas. A tanker truck crash at Artesia and Santa Fe in Compton killed two. injuries include Hugh B. Carpenter 20 and Wayne Carpenter 17 from a separate sports car accident. Victims from the truck crash include Charles E. Jenkins 39 of Los Angeles and a unidentified brunette woman. A Compton man Benson-Jones 37 was jailed in Venice on manslaughter suspicions.
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Kwalnut Ave
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Inglewood
San Gabriel River
Garden Grove _Blvd
Garpenter
Wayne
Charles E. Jenkins
Los A Angeles
Guy L. ‘Casbaldon
Curtis and
King Rd
Norwalk
Cabaldon
Jenkins
Benson-Jones
E. Palmer Ave
Venice
Night and Morning Fog Gives Way to Sunshine
A weather brief notes night and early morning low clouds or fog through Tuesday, with mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. Temperature changes are expected to be minimal, offering little overall variation.
Victim’s dance halts operation in mock fracture case
Elizabeth Shortland, 52, halted a leg surgery during a civil defense drill by leaping from the table and dancing around. The “fracture” proved fake as observers realized the act. An ambulance unit was misled before she was removed from the room.
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Eng
Uei
Elizabeth Shortland
Experer
Beaches Packed as 200000 Recreate Over Holiday
Beaches drew crowds numbering about 200000 by mid afternoon as holiday revelers swarmed highways to the coast. A single serious incident involved Eunice L. Wilson 18 who suffered a head injury while riding a surfboard at Linden Avenue and was treated at Seaside Hospital. Lifeguards reported 19 other rescues, and at Cabrillo Beach a boat collision sank two outboard motors leaving a 14 year old mother and three children rescued. Marie Swanson 34 and her children Sharon 11 Linda 4 Rusell Jr 18 months were saved after lifeguards pulled them to shore. A carbon dioxide spear gun accident nearly claimed 16 year old Philip Buchanan at Inglewood skin diving near Portuguese Bend.
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Elm Ave
Linden Ave
Cabrillo Beach
A. E. Showalter
Gardena
Russell G. Swanson
Torrance
Caprillo Beach
Bob Williams
Swanson
Marie
Sharon
Linda
Rus
Sell Jr
Portuguese Bend
Philip Buchanan
Ingleswood
Flaming Skyrocket Fatality Shocks Suburban Harvey
A flaming sky rocket struck 12 year old Carol Hayward of Potawatomie Hills in a suburban Harvey field Sunday night during an unauthorized display. She died minutes after arrival at a hospital. authorities warn against fireworks as state law prohibits sale or use.
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Jackie Sheets
Seaside Hospital
Jackie
Chilago
Harvey
Carol Hayward
Potawatomie Hills
Hayward
Independence Day traffic toll lower than forecast rises homeward rush
During the Independence Day weekend traffic deaths reached 240 by 10 a.m. with 404 total fatalities including 115 drownings and 149 miscellaneous. The National Safety Council predicted a record 430 deaths for the three day period. Ned Dearborn voiced optimism that final counts may end 50 to 100 below the forecast as travelers head home amid heavy volumes and driver irritability.
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National Safety Council
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Council
Plane Crash Kills 2 Hurts 2 in Takeoff in Sterling
A private four seater plane crashed during takeoff from Sterling airport in Massachusetts. Fritz Orlander and Frances Orlander, both 46 and 32, were killed. Jacob Ciberowski, 59, and Mary Ciberowski, 38, were injured. he reported breaking a rear window and freeing his wife as flames engulfed the aircraft.
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Mass
Fritz Orlander
Frances
Jacob Ciberowski
Mary
Ciberowski
Cee
President Eisenhower Stays At Mountain Retreat
President Eisenhower decided to remain at his Catoctin Mountain retreat in Thurmont Maryland due to possible rain and hot weather, avoiding a drive back to Washington. Traffic was a consideration as he weighed plans.
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Eisenhower
Catoctin
Washington
U S weighs ban on Indo arms cargoes
U S defense officials in Washington weigh restricting arms to Indochina amid fears of diversion to Communist hands. They note France holds title to arms already provided and monitor pipelines and allocated equipment, including aircraft and naval vessels, shipped away from frontline zones.
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Washington
United States
Indochina
Red River
Pentagon
Bilion
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