Auto Kills Hub City Pedestrian
A 25 year old pedestrian Francisco Uriaz was struck by a car on Compton Avenue near Nes tor Street in Compton and killed. The driver David Savage was not held. Uriaz was pronounced dead at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Police noted Uriaz appeared near the center of Compton Boulevard when struck. Uriaz left shoe found in street. body removed to Moreland Mortuary. A separate crash injured Joe Sate and injured motorist Euvlalis Garcia after a collision near Wilmington Avenue and 124th Street in Willowbrook. Peter Albers was slightly injured after losing control on Palos Verdes Drive East near Western Avenue in Rolling Hills following an oncoming car crossing the center line.
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Compton
Compton Bid
Nestor St
Francisco Uriaz
152Nd St
David Savage
W. Almond St
Savage
Uriaz
Compton Blvd
Willowbrook
Peter A. Albers
Limes Tree Lane
Portuguese Bend
Palos Verdes Dr
Western Ave
Rolling Hills
Albers
California Highway Patrol
French Hit Hard at Red Force
In Indochina, French planes artillery and tanks repelled a Vietminh ambush along the Hanoi Haiphong lifeline. French losses were light. 35 Vietminh killed and 20 captured. Bombing of Vietminh bases in the delta continued with tons of explosives on rebel supply convoys. Five to six dive bombers hit invasion routes west of the delta perimeter.
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Indochina
Hanoi-Haiphong
Amy
Delta
Cella
High Command
Mass Deportation Roundup Targets Mexican Workers in Orange County
Federal immigration officers with sheriff and police forces carried out a large roundup across northern Orange County starting in Fullerton at 5 a.m. Aimed at identifying illegal entrants, 75 to be deported were tagged, with 30 to 40 in Fullerton area and nine arrested by local police in Sunny Hills. Additional checks included La Habra, Coronan Camp, and Trabuco Canyon where seven workers were arrested. Prisoners to be held for mass deportation to Mexico.
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Fullerton
Orange County
Autick
Sunny Hills
la Habra
Trabuco Canyon
Mexico
Ex-Gl Carrier Fights Supreme Court Over Court Martial
Former Airman Robert W. Toth pressed to the Supreme Court to overturn a Court of Appeals ruling allowing his court-martial for the 1952 slaying of a South Korean civilian. His lawyers argue the case tests whether Congress can convert democratic civil government into a military oligarchy.
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Washington III
Robert W. Toth
Supreme Court
Toth
High Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
Congress
Beach crowds draw expert laughs at summer scene
Lifeguard Lt. Ansell Campbell, stationed at Linden Ave, notes repeat beach characters since 1930. He cites flower in the mouth showmen, muscle men, football players, neckers and more as part of the scenery while warning swimmers who go straight out to sea pose the real danger to lifeguards.
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Ansell Campbell
Seach
Campbell
Linden Ave
Pern
Baird Steps Down as 18th District GOP Chair
Woodrow Baird resigns as chairman of the 18th District Republican Committee citing plans for a two month Norway visit and desire to rotate leadership. Vice Chairman Bert Wagner will assume duties until July 13 when county wide reorganization occurs. Baird notes rapid party growth and stronger showing in the recent primary.
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Woodrow Baird
Hai
Act
Republican Committee
Norway
Bert Wagner
Baird
118Th
Kidnaping Suspect Bound Over In Arizona Case
Daniel Joseph Mazsin, 41, unemployed welder, bound over for superior court trial on kidnaping for ransom in the abduction of Evelyn Anh Smith, 23, wife of a Phoenix industrialist. Bond kept at 10 000 after defense bid to 5 000. Prosecutors say 75 000 ransom was paid. Mazsin faces 20 to 50 years if convicted. Jewelry theft valued at 79 849 linked to another case at Hollywood club. suspect described as former Brooklyn resident.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Smithy
Flynn
Marsin
Fiood
Maricopa County
William P. Mahoney Jr
Flynn ‘J
Stooklyn
Stockholm
Sweden
Ton Anden
Russia
Jack Fleishman
Marsit
Olry
Smith
Sunset Strip
Operation Mexican Immigrant Drive Grips California Areas
Los Angeles area factories face up to 30 percent absenteeism during Operation Mexican Immigrant third day as about 14 000 legal immigrants have been apprehended since June 21. Officials say many Mexicans stayed home to avoid possible arrest while neighbors advertise work for workers of Mexican birth who are now citizens. The roundup, ordered by Atty Gen Brownell, involves 700 officers with plane and ground units reporting faster than expected. Authorities also warn of beach hazards and enforce public safety rules at the same time as immigration enforcement continues.
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EL Centrol
Los Angeles
California
Arizona
United States
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Oground
Lt. Campbell
Alamitos Bay
Campbell
Shell
Rio Grande
Texas
Herman
BR. Landon
Immigration
Legas
Landon
U. S
McCarthy Issue Split In Maine Senate Primary Fight
In Maine ahead of Mondays Republican Senate primary Sen Margaret Chase Smith faces Biddeford newcomer Robert L Jones. Jones praised McCarthy early on but later avoided naming him while Smith framed the race around discord in government and her long Senate record.
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Portland
Maine
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Skowhegan
Robert L. Jones
Biddeford
Jones
Wisconsin
18 Egg Barrage Divorce Case Grinds On
Albert Simards was granted a divorce Friday after he said he came home from a dinner at 1:30 a m. to find his wife peppering him with 18 freshly laid eggs before he could explain.
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London
Albert Simards
Regular Guy Picket Line Opposes Auto Laundry Strike
George Schanerman owner of the Academy Auto Laundry in Newark Newark New Jersey proclaims he is a regular guy as striking employees rest during a two week dispute. He carries a picket sign while workers take a break and says he sympathizes with his staff.
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Newark
N. J
George Schanerman
Academy Auto Laundry
High Court Grants Costello Bail After Tax Evasion Case
New York gambler Frank Costello, sentenced to five years for tax evasion and fined, is freed on a $50,000 bond until the Supreme Court resolves questions from cases like his. Justice Jackson noted the court will review the net worth theory in four related cases. Costello’s attorney plans an appeal.
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Washington
New York
Frank Costello
Supreme Court
Jackson
Reater
Costello
High Court
Polish Communist Leader Modzelewski Dies in London
Zyom Munt Modzelewski, a key craftsman of Poland under communism and former foreign minister, died after long illness. He helped establish the Red-dominated Lublin provisional government before Germany's defeat and led the Polish United Workers Party as a strong man of the regime.
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London
ZyomMunt Modzelewski
Poland
Warsaw Radio
Kremlin
Modzelewski
Lublin
Polish United Workers Party
Five Gis Taken by Indo Reds Name Five Gis Taken by Indo Reds
Five American air force technicians are reported missing since Monday and believed captured by Viet Minh rebels near My Khe beach south of Saigon. The men from Tourane base were seized after driving off base, later seen with 20 French war prisoners. A search failed to locate them. Names identified by Defense Department include Pfc Donald E Morgan Airman 3C Jerry Schuller and Airman 3C Vito Appice among others.
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Saigon
Indochina
Ted Vietminh
My Khe
Tourane
U.S
Ger
John W. O'Daniel
Chhief
Defense Department
Washington
Haif
Oma Appice
Vito
Appice
Elizabeth
Jerry Schuller
Sono
Joseph Schuller
Cleveland
Ohio
Four American Pilots Downed in Guatemala
In a Colom bian operated PBY flying boat, Capt Lee Crutcher of Los Angeles and his son in law Doug McLean of San Lorenzo Calif were feared downed in Guatemala while en route from Tapachula Mexico to San Jose Costa Rica. Latest airline word stated the PBY took off from Tapachula on Thursday and was long overdue.
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Bogota
Columbia
Guatemala
Lee Crutcher
Los Angeles
Doug McLean
San Lorenzo
iCalif
Tapachula
Mex
San Jose
Costa Rica
Germany Preferred France Less Like Yankee Homeland
Nine years after the war the average American tourist abroad prefers western Germany over France, finding it more home like and dynamic. The piece contrasts Germans with a rebuilt, purposeful mood against a France viewed as tired and resentful, urging broader European unity.
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Paris
France
Germany
U. S
Europe
Heaven
Ludwig Erharé
Polix
Mundt Urges Army Act on Probe Staff
Senator Mundt pressed that the Pentagon grant security clearances quickly for two Senate investigations staffers who have waited 14 and 15 months respectively. He urged McClellan to ask the Defense Department to say yes or no on the applications. The dispute arose from post hearing clashes over access to sensitive documents and personnel pledges amid Republican Democratic tension.
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Washington
Sen Mundt
R-Sd
Pentagon
Senate
McCarthy
Sen
McClellan
Arkansas
Defense Department
Sec
Mundt
Subcommittee
Lato
Army
Sen. Smington
D-Mo
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Balsam-Wool Insulation Ad Claims Long-Term Comfort
An advertisement extols Balsam-Wool insulation as a thick blade hot product with asphalt coated kraft covering. It fits between ceiling joists and studding and uses minute air pockets to repel heat loss. The copy promises year after year comfort and savings on winter fuel bills, asserting lasting value for 15 years.
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