Bandit robs market. wife of investigator slain nearby
A bandit stormed a market at 3922 Anaheim before opening time and made off with more than $4,000 after locking the meat cooler. Paul J. Buss, 41, was forced inside and later freed by his brother. In Colorado, Virginia Armijo, wife of a district attorney investigator, was shot on her porch in La Jara, likely targeting Armijo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Buss
Buss Boys
Anaheim St
L. Wickstrom
Buss
Aquaman
Anaheim SL
Linder Ave
Reinhart Buss
Termino Ave
TH. L. Wickstrom
Colorado
Armijo
T Hem
la Java
George Lipenroth
Writin' Robber Hits Hollywood Bar for $300
A robber posing as a writer demanded a slip of paper from a bartender in Hollywood and scribbled a note then produced a revolver. He stole $300 from the cash register and fled, threatening, Don’t do anything desperate or you’ll get it right in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
William C. Shaw
Shaw
Seamen's Walkout Ends as Unions Sign New Contracts
New York reports a three year agreement signed today by CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn and CIO American Radio Assn with dry cargo and shipping firms ending a coastward strike. NMU and others still negotiating with about 20 tanker firms. wage talks set for June 15 1956. Pension and welfare gains granted. wages not discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York -Gp
East Coast
Gulf Ports
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
CIO American Radio Assn
CIO National Maritime Union
NMU
AEG Tnternational Assn
Fire kills 18 inmates at Ichikawa mental hospital
police report a short circuit caused a blaze at a wooden ward complex east of Tokyo. Within minutes the fire swept four wings of the hospital, trapping 18 male patients who cried for help as staff could not reach them.
Night fog and low clouds give way to sun by afternoon
A night of low clouds and fog yields to a mostly sunny afternoon as conditions improve. Morning coastal skies remain overcast with fog lingering briefly before clearing to sunshine later in the day.
Breakup of Monarchist Plot Reported by Peiping Radio
Peiping Radio claimed Communist China foiled a religious sect plot to restore monarchy. It said 27 shelters were raided with arrests of followers from groups named Grest Budd-Changchiakow, Clairvoyance Religion, and The One Prevailing Way, and that anti-government activity centered in central China near Peiping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peiping Radio
China
Peiping
Radic
Girl Leaps to Death After Family Dispute
A 11-year-old girl died after an argument with her father about sleep hours in a Harlem apartment. Police were summoned during the dispute and later found the girl on the ground from a fourth-floor window after the quarrel subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Eoms
Harlem
Five Americans and two Belgians cleared to leave Red China
Peiping broadcast says three Americans and two Belgians who stayed in China after Korea may depart. One American preferred Japan, another Belg ium head to Laos. Seventeen other Americans who refused repatriation may depart when ready. Names include Cpl. Lewis W. Griggs and Cpl. Othol Bell among the five granted exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Peiping
Hhere
Japan
United States
Laos
Red Radio
China
America
Panmuinjom
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Othol
Bell
Olympia
Wash
Walston
Roger Devriendt
Westvalaan-deren
Belgium
Louis Verdyck
Antwerp
Belgum
A. Cowart
Dal
Narceotic Raid Traps Two Women in Los Angeles
Narcotics officers arrested Evans a 25 year old who claimed to be Princess Wladyslaw Jerzy Radziwill and Sandra Lee Chrysler a 20 year old student after a tip that Evans sold heroin. They found a small amount of dolphin a synthetic drug a hypodermic needle and spoon in the apartment on South Normandie Avenue. Evans claimed to receive 300 monthly from the Polish prince she said she married in 1850 and divorced in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Ange
CN5
S. Normandie Ave
Los Angeles
Evans
Wladyslaw
Jerzy Goguslaw Radziwill
Sandra Lee Chrysler
Robert Kennedy
John O'Grady
Fighter Pilot Killed Just After Takeoff at Clovis AFB
First Lt. Billy E. McCarty of Cooper Texas was killed when his F86 jet crashed shortly after takeoff from Clovis Air Force Base during a routine training flight. Officials said the cause is under investigation. He served with the 428th Fighter Bomber Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Billy E. McCarty
Cooper
Tex
Clovis Air Force Base
McCarty
Sahn
CAFB
Long Beach Press Telegram Front Page June 18 1955
The Long Beach Press Telegram news page for Saturday June 18 1955 reports the standard price of 10 cents. It serves as the daily bulletin for Long Beach California with usual city, regional, and national items, plus notices and small advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
S Press
Calif
Man Robber Picked Up After Home Invasion
Mrs La wanda Andrew woke to a man in her Wilmington home asking for Paul. She wrestled him to the floor, recovered her belongings, and two policemen stopped the suspect at the door. Garet Elder, 48, of 332 Marine Ave. Wilmington, was arrested on suspicion of burglary. No one found Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Lawanda Andrew
Back St
Paul
Triggered Revolt Quelled as Buenos Aires Restarts
Armored troops patrolled downtown Buenos Aires after a bloodily suppressed revolt. Stores reopened as President Peron moved HQ to the army ministry. A 124 hour general strike mourned 360 dead and nearly 1,000 wounded. A rebel radio station claimed later resistance in Uruguay and at Puerto Belgrano Navy Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
South America
Peron
Army Ministry
Montevideo
Uruguay
Puerto Belgrano
Anibal O. Olivieri
Princess 14 Marries 75-Year-Old Count in Hush Ceremony
In Lucca Italy a 14-year-old princess wed Count Aubry William Tealdi in a secret ceremony near the walled city. Papal dispensation was granted and the couple fled to a Swiss hideout, planning residence at Villa Paolina once home of Napoleon’s sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucca
Italy
Switzerland
Lidia Marie Antonia Caracciolo di Torello
Two Police Shot in Boston Tobacco Shop HoldUp
In Maverick Square East Boston two policemen were wounded and a gunman killed after a 300 dollar robbery. Police confined suspects in a Meridian Street tenement sixth floor room after 50 rounds and tear gas. Walter McTighe of Cambridge, 25, died from his injuries. injured officers were Patrolman Walter J. O Rourke and Detective William McLeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maverick Square
Meridian St
Walter J. O'Rourke
Brighton
John Owirka
Jamaica Plain
O'Rourke
Owirka
William McLeen
Walter McTighe
Cambridge
Eight Reported Killed in Algeria Outbreak
Reports from Algeria say at least eight people were killed in independence related clashes. Three victims including a European were killed when terrorists exploded seven bombs in Philippeville. Three guerrillas died in battles with troops in Bone Tebessa and Aures Mountain regions.
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Panis Us —Tress
Algeria
Philippeville
Anteen Alperia
Bone
Tebessa
Aures
Crash Kills L B Flier Over Japan
A trunk for Army Air Forces Captain Thomas M. Dailey arrived for his Lakewood family while a telegram confirmed his death in a Japan air crash. He, a jet pilot at a northern Japan base, was a Wilson High and UC Santa Barbara alumnus, WWII veteran, navy navigator over Europe, called back three years ago. Survived by parents, a sister Ruth Mary, and four brothers. Body return date not disclosed.
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Air Force
Lakewood City
Henry S. Dailey
Briercrest Ave
Thomas M. Dailey
Japan
Daileys
Dailey
Wilson High School
University of California At Santa Barbara
Europe
Ruth Mary Dailey
John
Bruce
James
Richard
Eisenhower Prepares U.N. Anniversary Speech in San Francisco
President Eisenhower plans to deliver a major address at the United Nations tenth anniversary ceremonies in San Francisco Monday. He studied a preliminary draft at his country home after returning Friday from the farm, concluding Operation Alert with hope the U.S. will not suffer an atomic attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
United Nations
San Francisco
United States
Ex-Felon in Priest's Role Loots Churches
New York police accuse Enbert al Ly Markman, 45, released from Rikers less than a month prior, of posing as a priest to loot church collections and school poor boxes in Brooklyn Manhattan and Queens. He allegedly confessed to spending the money on women and food after 28 prior arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palies
Enbert al
Markman
mid-Manhattan
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Stooger
Queens
St. Rita's Church
Long Island City
Tivoli
Markham
Rikers Island Penitentiary
Youth 16 Drowns After Being Ordered to Swim
Liberty Texas report says Pi Charles Jenkins, age 16, drowned in the Trinity River on Friday after companions forced him to swim. Deputy Sheriff Benny Williams quoted witnesses that two friends dragged Jenkins, a non swimmer, into deep water and released him with the remark learn to swim. Searches failed to locate the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Texas
Charles Jenkins
Trinty
Witesses
Benny Williams
Jenkins
Woman under review for pension while holding license
A Texas woman claimed to be blind and draw a state pension while holding a driver's license. Neighbors report she drove to San Antonio three weeks ago. Welfare officials will check records and may order a re examination if the pension claim is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furl Worh
Tex
San Antonio
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Seamen's
Peining
U.S
Otho G. Bell
William
Mother Happy
Fred L. Strozier
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
L.B. Flier
Ike
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