Off Tower Hurts Slight Prince Falls From Structure
A report notes a prince suffered a slight injury after a fall from a tower. Details indicate a minor impact with no severe harm reported, and no additional injuries or complications are mentioned.
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01 Jun 1953
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Long Beach Press Telegram in Long Beach, California
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1953
Page
1
Nigerian tri bal prince scales tower at immigration station
Mashood Olabisi Ajala, 24, climbed a 90 foot crossbar at Terminal Island Immigration Station Sunday, warned his father would kill him if deported, then fell about 13 feet as a breeze shifted. He was treated for a sprained back and observation while officials said his execution claim was a figment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal Island
Mashood Olabisi Ajala
Ajain
United States
Russia
Ajala
California
Santa Monica City College
Allah
Immigration Service
Herman Landon
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Pair Trapped With Big Heroin Cache Seized in Motel Raid
Los Angeles police seized a valuable heroin cache worth about 538000 in a Sunset Boulevard motel raid. Suspects Robert Hosoi of Los Angeles and Mor Cohen of Oak Harbor Washington were booked on narcotics charges. Police say the heroin package originated in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angheles
Sunset Blvd
Robert Hos
Los Angeles
Mor Cohen
Oak Harbor
Wash
Hosoi
Cohen
Oakland
Who’s Yours Dad of the Year Hunt Begins
A search for the area’s Father of the Year is being conducted by the Independent Press Telegram with Long Beach Retailers Associated. Your favorite dad may be your own father, husband, brother, neighbor, or the kind helper at the corner grocery. For contest details and a nominating ballot see Page A-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Associated
Crowds Line Parade Route for Coronation
Crowds filled London streets 24 hours before Queen Elizabeth II's coronation procession. Guards escorted the crown jewels to Westminster Abbey while Prince Charles teased onlookers from Buckingham Palace. Weather outlook called for cool with showers and possible hail as royal festivities continued. Elizabeth hosted Commonwealth leaders with Prime Minister Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jondon
Britain
Westminister Abbey
London
St. Edward's
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Palace
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Edinburgh
Churchill
Princess Margaret
Desperate wife rescues on Miami ledge stand-off
A 15 year old wife, Sheila Mosso, was rescued from a narrow ledge on the 25th floor of a Miami courthouse building after demanding her husband Pvt. James E. Mosse, an Army deserter, be brought to her. She threatened suicide if he did not appear, pledged to jump, and was later reunited with him after authorities talked her down and she fainted inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Dade County
Sheila Mosse
Thomas J. Kelly
Kelly
Air Force
Miami International
Mismie
James E. Mosse
MacDill Field
Tampa
Ft. Lauderdale
Camp Breckenridge
Mosso
William Mosso
Stockade
Korea
Sheila Mosso
Memorial Day Toll on Roads Tops 251 Deaths
United Press reports Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths reached 251 with a final holiday total of 410 for the period Friday evening to Monday night. Drownings totaled 94, fires 10, plane crashes eight, and other mishaps 47. Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council blasted what he called dangerous public apathy. California and New York led in traffic deaths with 18 each, plus three drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Nation Today
P.m
California
New York
New Weatherman Forecast Shapes June Outlook
Southern California's new weatherman J. C. Thompson issued a 30 day forecast. He said there is little chance of more than a tenth of an inch of rain anywhere in Southern California during June. He expects sunny warm days with some morning low cloudiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
California
J. C. Thompson
Thompson
Jane
Ike Proposes New Voice and Aid Agencies
President Eisenhower proposes creating an overseas information agency and a foreign aid administration to operate under the secretary of state. The Mutual Security Administration would become the Foreign Operations Administration, with four reorganization plans presented to Congress in a special message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Overseas Information Agency
State Dulles
Mutual Security Administration
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Congress
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
Jgromp
Arthur F. Burns
Post Office Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Classified and feature listings tease across sections
A reader guide lists page references for every major section including Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Cressword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio TV Shipping Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Women Your World across pages B-1 A-1 B-2 B-3 B-4 B-7 B-9 A-2 A-10 and B-4 6 9 13 8-9 6-8 7 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cressword
Weather forecast for tonight and Tuesday
Night and early morning low clouds persist then clear. A sunny Tuesday after noon with little temperature change.
Rhee Seeks Ike Pact on Military Aid and Defense
President Syngman Rhee reportedly proposed to President Eisenhower a four point pledge linking a mutual defense pact with ongoing U S military and economic aid to South Korea. He urged U S and United Nations agreement on troop withdrawal after truce terms and prisoner exchanges, with Seoul free to pursue unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
South Korea
Seoul
United Nations
Rhee
National Security Council
White House
Dulles
Korea
Auassator
Ellis ‘Briggs
United States
U.S
Dead Woman Found in Charred Bed in Keystone
Mrs. Alice Viola Kincaid, 38, was found dead in a bedroom fire at her home in Keystone after neighbors alerted firemen around 2 a.m. She wore only panties, and investigators say she may have fallen asleep while smoking in bed. Firemen kept the blaze from spreading. an autopsy will be performed at Stone & Myers Mortuary in Torrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Alice Viola Kincaid
Florence
Richard Dailey
Stone & Myers Mortuary
Torrance
South Korea Vows To Fight Alone If Armistice Fails
In Chinhae South Korea's cabinet member Pyun Yung Tail declared Seoul can and will battle the Reds alone if the Allied plan and armistice fail. He warned that Indian troops custody proposals could require a cross border fight, while Rhee returned to Seoul after the emergency cabinet session amid U.S. messaging and ongoing UN talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinhae
Korea
South Korea
Pyun Yung Tail
Syngman Rhee
United Nations
Pyun
Fhee
Eisenhower
Washington
Reds
India
Sym
U.N
Rhee
Seoul
Choi Duk Shin
Stadium Here Urged for Major League Baseball
A proposed 55 000 seat Long Beach baseball stadium is urged with a 4 000 000 expenditure to be approved by a special election in October. The project aims to bring Major League Baseball to Southern California and is detailed in the story on page A12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech
Southern
California
Vast Upsurge of British Spirit Across Coronation Festivities
Walter T. Ridder reports a national surge of British pride as ordinary people line streets for the coronation, filling pubs and homes with flags and cheers. Farmers, workers, and city dwellers alike celebrate, stressing the monarch as a unifying symbol and the day as the people’s celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Ridder
Press-Telegram
London
John Bull
England
British Isles
Scotland Yard
Gun Victim Testifies on Stretcher in Court
Betty Low Irwin, 28, a Long Beach cocktail waitress, testified from a wheelchair that her former common law husband Bert W. Hardy shot her at point blank range after she ordered him from her apartment. She described Hardy pulling a gun and firing from about three feet away, then saying nothing as she cried out. The trial continues with defense questioning over their past relationship and her claims of not loving him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Low Irwin
Long Beach
Bert W. Hardy
Irwin
Hardy
E. First St
Mim
Joseph M. Maltby
Cochran
Weanke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prince Falls
O. Ajala
Ike
Betty Lou Irwin
Bert W. Hardy Jr
Asesault
Bud Middleton
Steff
George Sweers
Inued
Col
Major League Baseball
Ondo
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