Turkmenic Entanglements at Miss Universe Pageant Night
Turkish baffles Miss Oregon New Mexico and Philippine entrants in a lively exchange among contestants in Istanbul. Anita from Turkey and Beverly from Indiana mingle with Miss France and Miss Philippines, sharing humor and dreams of teaching, drama, and a big city life as they discuss language barriers, fashion, and potential future collaborations.
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Oregon
New Mexico
Philippine
Jorunn
Jer
Anita
Milroy
Ind
Indiana
Wes
Turkey
Istanbul
University of Indiana
Maralyn Turner
Port
New York
Ing
WWE
Shelin
Weys
Philip
York
California
Isabel Rodriguez
Welof
Manila
Philippines
Jackie
Philip Bie
United
Malone and wife feud over wills and gifts in court
Oil tycoon A G Malone testifies that Irene Malone treated him shabby for two decades while he accuses her of royal affection and a scheme to gain his fortune. He seeks to recover millinery and oil shares saying gifts reduced tax, Irene counters. The case spans years with claims of pre and post marriage gifts and estate plans.
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Malone
A. G. Malone
al Malone
Hancock Olstock
Superior Court
Irene
Trans-Lattorney
Fla
Philippines Naval Head Observes Minesweeper Transfers Amid Inheritance Disputes
The article details wills from 1926 to 1955 involving Knight and Mrs Malone, with bequests evolving from a $1000 sum and a ring to larger trusts and property. Navy officer Captain Ramon A Alcaraz observes ships transferred to the Philippines, while executors shift and guardianship changes occur. The piece notes a long history of evolving bequests, executor removals, and involvement by a prominent naval figure.
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Tnight
Ramon A. Alcaraz
Malone Pine
Philippines
Sidue
Maral
Feady
Stack
Prosquite
Acociell
Exec- Philippine Republic
Malone
Ing
Kirgit
Three Teenagers Injured As Ferris Wheel Seat Tips
Three teenagers fell twenty five feet when a Ferris Wheel seat tipped at Nu-Pike Friday night. Phyllis Blick, 16, sustained an injured forehead with eight stitches. Victor Anderson, 15, suffered a fractured left wrist and a twisted foot.
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Nu-Pike
Phyllis Blick
Gracie Black
Lynwood
Victor Anderson
Maynard
Helen Meyers
Gates Ave
Manhattan
Beach
Manhattan Beach
Rubin Rodriguez
Redondo Beach
Prisoners mum on slaying of Ted Sumpter at Terminal Island
FBI agents questioned twelve inmates in the carpenter shop where Ted Sumpter, 30, was stabbed Friday. Sumpter died almost instantly. investigators believe the attackers used tools washed of blood. Sumpter, an 18 month prisoner, had been convicted March 8 for taking a stolen car across a state line and his body was sent to relatives in Chico.
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Rubin Rodriguez
Frank Rodriguez
FBI
Ted Sumpter
Sumpter
War Iden
P. G. Smith
Smith
Chico
Miss Universe Parade View For Moose Lodge Members
Long Beach Lodge 600 Loyal Order of Moose will view the Miss Universe parade from 311 E Ocean Blvd as Gov. Firemorris orders an open house for members and families. The report shifts to a parade scene with Miss Italy and Miss Germany imagery and a Parade Magazine feature on what nazism does to others. A separate family feature notes Dr Angelo Patri on a child's bed as refuge, not punishment.
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Long Beach
Order of Moose
E. Ocean Blvd
Gov
Wiliam
Southland
Angelo Patri
Philippine Navy gains ships once held by rivals
Capt. Alcaraz, who commanded torpedo boats in World War II under Gen. MacArthur, scuttled more than 310,000 tons of Philippine shipping to keep vessels from the enemy. He was captured after Corregidor and spent six months in a concentration camp before joining Luzon guerrillas. He holds 16 U S and Philippine decorations.
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Zambales
Zamboanga
Philippine Navy
Apri
Alcaraz
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
Philippine
Hainan
Corregidor
Fire Causes Minor Damage to Attic
A fire caused minor damage to an attic at a residence on W Papeete Street. Kenneth Rowen, 26, suffered minor cuts after a drop light ignited while he was entangled in insulation. The incident occurred during water skiing activities near the harbor at the foot of Golden Avenue. He received treatment at Seaside Hospital.
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Kenneth Rowen
Amphibian Plane Delivers Engine Parts to Disabled Dynamite Vessel
Amphibian Grumman plane from Avalon Air Transport flew from Long Beach to a stricken freighter Fort Ross 200 miles south of La Paz. Pilot Dick Probert aimed to parachute valve springs and engine parts to the deck if seas prevented a water landing. The Fort Ross, carrying dynamite and a 50 man crew, was adrift off Cape San Lucas amid rough seas.
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Long Beach
Avalon Air Transengine
Probert
Baja California
Dick Probert
Pat
Avalon Air Transport, Inc
Mexico
Fort Ross
Fort Port
Vancouver
Canada
Ross
Cape San Lucas
la Pay
Crash Scatters Eggs in Trailer Injuring Two
A car crashed into a trailer and a pickup truck pulling it near Pacific Coast Hwy and Pacific Ave injuring two passengers Thomas E. Bookhamer and Donald L. Benton. Driver Joseph F. Lorenzon, 23, was cited for running a red light. Bookhamer suffered a jaw laceration needing six stitches. Benton had a sprained back. LaFleur, 57, driver of truck, was uninjured.
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Pacific Coast Hury
iPacific Ave
Joseph F. Lorenzon
Maybank St
Lakewood
Pacific pAge
Thomas
Bookhamer
Benton Wee
Benton
Clifford Lloyd LaFleur
52Nd St
Navy Landing Site Problem Proves Tough
Navy landing site selection remains complex as the Mayor and City Council's Advisory Public Improvement Committee votes to seek extra time. They will request more information from City Engineering and Harbor Depts and submit a report to the City Council by the July 20 deadline, said Chairman Arthur H. Adams.
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Arthur H. Adams
Druggist Identifies Narcotics Robber in Lynwood Hold‐up
A Lynwood druggist identified Long Beach’s “walking drugstore” as the man who held him up July 5, taking 100 dollars worth of narcotics and 75 dollars in cash. Gary Franklin Bell, 21, lived at 5986 Myrtle Ave, was arrested after officers found 45,000 dollars of narcotics in his motel room and a revolver in his car. He faced a narcotics charge and pending arraignment as a harbor district site debate looms for a November vote.
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Lynwood
Long Beach
Charles E. Wooten
Bell
Macy
Atlantic Ave
Gary Franklin Bell
R. P
de-Shaw
Lioyd Berry
Myrtle Ave
Harbor
Mag
Wooten
Funeral Service for C H Tucker Set for Monday
Charles Herbert Tucker, 73, pioneer Long Beach resident and charter drafter, will be buried after an 11 a m funeral Monday at St Luke's Episcopal Church. He lived at 4427 Linden Ave and died Friday. A former reporter and city editor at local papers, he later entered the insurance field in 1945. Mottell's & Peek Mortuary directs.
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Charles Herbert Tucker
Long Beach
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Tucker
Linden Ave
Long Beach Press
Long Beach Telegram
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
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Isabel
Marion Brown
Miss Philippines
Buc Cope
Klompen
Miss Holland
Rita Schmidt
Naval Head
Knight
Maloneesc
Giele
Press-telaram
Moose
Deputy Auxiliary Police Club
Los Angeles
Miss Black
Anderson
Rodriguez
Wefell
Jack W. Lundquist
USS Tucker
Steven It. Zambos
Theresa St
Parade Magazine
Parade
Debra Paget
Criss
Sir Galahads
Molly Mayfield
Ramon Alcaraz
E. Bookhamer
Donald L. Benton
Navy
C.H. Tucker
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