Angry eviction battle surrounds widow on 80 acre farm
In Lapeer Michigan deputies faced angry neighbors as sheriff eviction moved on Elizabeth Stevens 60 who fought removal of 500 bales of hay and belongings. Her son Kendrick and Donald were jailed for assault while Richard Newman leased part of the farm.
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Lapeer, Mich
Jay
Elizabeth Stevens
Lapeer
Lapeer Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Stevens
Dorothy
Ron Reedy
Laurence Sulis
Richard Newman
Flint
Newman
Grace White
Insurance Association
Gregory
Editorial Comments On Ike Nomination Across Newspapers
A compilation of editorials from Boston, New York, Omaha, Dallas and others lauds Dwight D. Eisenhower as Republican nominee for President. Editors argue he unites the party, offers strong leadership, and can win, while noting some criticism over party Old Guard attacks and Korea war debates. Local papers forecast Texas support and emphasize his suitability for national governance.
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Fis Aseney
Dwiecht
D. Hisenhower
Providente A. 1 Journal
Boston Herald
Boston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Daily Mirror
New York Times
Eisenhower
Gra. Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
Louisville Courier
Omaha World-Herald
Dallas Morning News
the News
Texas
Albuquerque Journal
Oklahoma City Daily
Oklaheam
San Francisco Chronicle
Portland
Oregonian
Mexican Seaman Seized On Ship Faces Court Challenge
In Long Beach Superior Court counsel for Mexican seaman Rosendo Mercader urged release and transfer to federal or Mexican authorities. Judge Fred Miller ordered Mercader released to federal custody for government decision, amid claims of unlawful arrest aboard the Minattilan and questions of U.S. jurisdiction on a foreign vessel.
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United States
San Pedro
Long Beach Superior Court
Hugh E. Macbeth
Rosendo R. Merceder
Quartermaster
Minattilan
Fred Miller
Merceder
U. S
Macbeth
California
Mercader
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Guilermo Rosas
Mexico City
Congo River
Africa
Miller
Ernest Glazer
One Dead in Air Crash Near Yukon Alaskan Border
A U S Air Force B17 search plane crashed 38 miles northeast of Snag near the Yukon Alaska border killing one of eight crew. Royal Canadian Air Force said paramedics reached the scene to aid survivors and three helicopters began evacuating two or three seriously burned airmen as Civil Aeronautics officials investigated.
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Edmonton
Alberta
U. S. Air Force
Rurged Wilds
Snag
Yukon-Alaska
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Whitehorse
Yukon
Explorer Scout Post Honors Globe Flier Aric Van Klaveren
Explorer Scout Post 9 members heard Aric Van Klaveren recount his seventh world flight in ten months after returning to Long Beach from Kelly Air Force Base. The Holland native, now a U S citizen and Wilson High School graduate, spoke at Ford Phillins home about his career as a flight traffic specialist and the value of his Boy Scout roots. He earned the post’s citizenship award and plans to fly a .97 Stratocraft to Germany on return to duty.
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Emplorer Scout Post 9
Post
Aric van Klaveren
van Klaveren
Theodore van Klaveren
AWS
Ford Phillins
15Th St
Ans
le van Kingeren
Rottersdam
Holland
United States
Air Force
Wilson High School
Mrs Shaffer Rites Tuesday
Martha M Shaffer 81 of 2075 E Broadway died yesterday in her home Born in Jackson Wille Il she lived years in Denver Colo where she was a Lutheran member of the Twentieth Century Discussion Club and Past Presidents Club A painter both in oils and water colors she started painting late She graduated from the College of Speech and Arts in Denver at 70 She and her husband celebrated their 60th Two sons Albert P Sugar City Calo Marion Berkeley and Raymond C Denver a brother George Thole Clare mont Fla a sister Mrs Anna Kimmel Denver five grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral at 10 a m in Mot reels Chapel Rev Orvat A Awerkamp Trinity United Lutheran Church officiating Interment Pomona Cemetery
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Martha M. Shaffer
E. Broadway
Jackson- Wille
Denver
Colo
Lutheran Church
College of Speech and Arts
Aibert PP
Sugar City
Calo
Marion
Berseley
Raymond C. Denver
George Thole
Claremont
Fla
Annaj Kimmel
Mottel’s
Orvat A. Awerka
Reinhart Auto Dealer Dies in Long Beach Hospital
Walter J. Reinhart 58 sales manager for Marshall and Clampett died in a Long Beach hospital after a deaf condition treatment. A Little Rock native who came to Long Beach in 1915 after World War I service, he belonged to the es Club and is survived by widow Eture M and sister Florence Douglas of Hermosa Beach. Funeral will be directed by Holton & San.
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Walter J. Reinhart
Carson
Marshall & Clampett Automobile Agency
Long Beach
Little Rock
Ark
Es Club
Eture M
Florence Douglas
Hermosa Beach
Holton & San
Fragmented siren and ambulance logs after car crash
Scattered OCR text shows multiple ambulances at locations such as Locust Avenue Anaheim Street and Pacific Coast Highway. Entries mention fire station responses, a car accident, and scattered times with unclear street names and addresses. The fragmentary notes lack coherent sequence or full details.
Mrs Nixon News From TV Sparks Ike Nomination Buzz
Former Whittier teacher Mrs Richard Nixon amazed crowds at a reception in Chicago as Eisenhower was chosen on the first ballot. She and her husband share the politics spotlight, recounting how a sandwich break interrupted the moment and how the couple will now move toward a campaign. She describes their new home plans and recalls her early life and teaching career in Whittier California.
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Chicago
Richard Nixon
Hige
California
Dwight D. Eisenhowe
Washington
D. C
Nixon
Patricia
Julie
New
Whittier
Calif
New York
Tennes Ingo
University of Southern California
Week shows steel strike cuts deepen industrial slump
Drastic reductions by steel makers widen the downturn as plant shutdowns surge. More than 1,200,000 workers in industry are out, with nearly 300,000 idle in auto plants by Monday. Freight carloadings hit an 18 year low, and output across munitions, rail, farm equipment, appliances, and refiners slows. Prices wobble but shares hold near yearly highs while construction contracts rise. Freight data and oil output also fall, signaling broader recessionary pressure.
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New York
Atta Pais
United States
Ward
Ford Motor Co
National Housewares Manufacturers Association
Atlantic City
Dun & Bradstreet
Boy Shot in Gun Battle Dies at 15
Gary Kauffmann, age 15, died after being shot during a Costa Mesa gun battle between police and his father Gary Sr. The boy had two bullets in the head and had been improving at Orange County General Hospital before his death at 1:15 p.m. He and his father were involved in an incident in Santa Ana following a dispute with Kauffmann's mother. The body was taken to Grauet's mortuary in Costa Mesa as funeral plans were arranged.
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Gary Kauffmann
Gary Sr
Orange County
General Hospital
Costa Mesa
Air Force
Lad Ath Marine
Jimmy Merritt
James
Merritt
Santa Ana
Kauffmann
Helen
Merritts
Grauet
Increase Noted in Commodities
New York July 12 Wholesale commodity prices rose for the first time in four weeks, with the Associated Press index at 184.30, up from 183.10 last week and 196.99 a year ago. The gain covered five of six groups including industrials, food, livestock, grains, and cotton textiles, led by food staples while nonferrous metals held steady.
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New York
Associated Press
trePersonal
Boy 10 Hit by Car in West Edgar Street Crash
A 10 year old boy from Dominguez is in serious condition at Harper General Hospital after a vehicle driven by Clyde G Packard collided with a bicycle on 223rd Highway West of Edgar Street. The boy has a broken arm broken shoulder and head injuries. Mrs Elmer A Kinsey reports his mother. California Highway Patrol investigated and issued citations.
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Adidie Minecy
St. Dominguez
Harper General Hospital
Clyde G. Packard
Caspian Ave
Edgar St. Dominguez
Elmer A. Kinsey
California Highway Patrol
Livestock market forces mix of steady and weak bids
Readable fragments show Chicago livestock trade with steady to higher quotations for some classes and weak for others. Reports mention barrows under 250 pounds strong, steers under 1130 pounds down, and kettled weight losses. hogs priced around $1.00 lower for heifers and sows easing, with overall demand described as fair to rising in spots and markets tight for slaughter hogs.
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Chalo
Chicago
Tupac
Cally
Strom
Enw
Eridary
Yeris
Ruyars
Tov
Macket
Hutchers
Vale
Ainde
Cinge
AN Geert
Nmmna
Grain Market Updates Amid Mixed U.S. Crop Prices
Chicago July grain and cattle markets show mixed moves with cash prices weaker for corn and oats, steady to firm soybeans, and higher futures for some grains. Cattle futures reflect demand and weight shifts while lambs and stockers vary, with receipts up from the prior week but still below the year-ago period.
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Noida
Chicagy
Iin
Medag
Canada
Wotos
St.uurrbeifers Strane
Tully
Panstiy
Lye
Movbenna
Enansed
Fo & Venta
Fuwer
Beeves
Croimass
Tate
Halcain
Nohng
Ranani
Mapday
Markets at a Glance and Weather Hint at Gains
Fragmented market notes show weak sales and cautious corn outlook amid favorable crop weather. Barley and wheat show slight gains as traders eye late summer demand. The text hints at steady prices and a tentative recovery in the corn market based on crop conditions.
Trend in Stock Prices After a Week of Flux
The Dow finished near a yearly high, trading down 2.58 from 275.46 as of Thursday. Analysts flag steel strikes and rail output declines, urging purchases in select sectors while cautioning about a possible market correction before a hoped spring peak.
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Dow Industrials
Sugarstad
Storm Holding
New York City
Paraplegic Receives Award for Scholastic Attainment
Jim Scully, a paraplegic since 1946 from an Army injury, received a commendation for high scholastic attainment while a patient at the Long Beach VA Hospital and UCLA. He graduates with a bachelor of arts degree in January and will be discharged Wednesday. He and Ford De Groat, also a paraplegic, sail for a six month Europe tour from Wilmington the same day.
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Jim Scully
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
North Long Beach
Seuwlly
University of Pennsylvania
van Nuys
UCLA
Ford de Groat
Wilmington
Europe
Wholesale butter eggs and poultry grade notes
Fragmentary OCR article notes various grade and retail pricing mentions for butter eggs and poultry. It references grade standards and consumer pricing details, with unclear formatting and several garbled phrases. No clear events or individuals are identifiable.
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Iain
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