Mistaken identity arrest noted in Petersburg case
Police admitted a last week's arrest for stopping at a red light that did not exist. The suspect, initially identified as Charles Henry Turner, claims his car and credentials were stolen in Moberly Missouri. A Chicago man now gives his name as James M O Connor and faces felony charges.
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Petersburgh
Charles Henry ‘Turner
Moberly
W. E. Traylor
Charles Henry Turner
Turner
Traylor
James M. O'Connor
Chicago
Peron Frees Political Prisoners In Argentina
Political prisoners arrested after last week's revolt against President Juan D. Peron are being released, including Radical Party leader Crisologo Larraloe. The government vows to reuse prisoners to restore order while troops return to barracks and Peron resumes duties from improvised offices in Palermo. Clean public life is being restored with authorities claiming absolute calm across Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Juan’ D. Peron
Crisologo Larraloe
Radical Party
Themseves
Mosty Mavy
Marine Corps
Supreme Council of the Armed Sores
Ma Aon
Jamilin Lucero
Ouliue
T Weir
Plaza de Mayo
Govarmment House
Metropolitan Cathedral
Peron
Palermo
Government House
Lucero
War Ministry
Do You Agree Bachelors Know More About Women
A witty quip on gender and social trends contrasts bachelor insight with married life and media figures. The remark frames editorial voices like Fareed Zakaria and H L Mencken as archetypes while hinting at commentary by critics and biographers on gender perceptions.
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Mencken
Bark
Rees
Last Big Ship Firm Signs NMU Contract
New York report says the Texas Co. was the last of 14 major firms to sign with the National Maritime Union ending most tanker wage disputes along the East and Gulf coasts. About 15 vessels remain uncontracted as they are operated by one ship companies and at sea. Other unions reached accords with major operators in other disputes, with welfare and pension gains noted.
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New York
CIO National Maritimes ‘Union
Texas Co
NMU
Gulf
Sinclair Oil
CIO American Radio Asst
CSO Marine Engineers
AFL
American Trading & Production Corp
American Oil, Co
Keystone Shipping Co
Marine Transport Lines
Mathiasens Tanker Industries, Inc
National Bulk Card
Power Lines Cut by Blimp Cables Over Los Angeles
Mooring lines from the Goodyear blimp snapped 5,000-volt wires as it tried to land at Central and Florence Avenues. A family of six in a car was trapped for 30 minutes when the wires fell across their vehicle. Police urged passengers to stay still until linemen cleared the lines. Another couple and their baby waited inside their stalled truck as wires were removed. The blimp landed safely after three passes.
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Los Angeles
Goodyear
Mes
Central
Florence Aves
Tony Moreno
Marcello Flores
Baseball Bat Beating Fatal to N Y Trucker
John Mack 35 Bath N Dakota J truck driver died after a barroom argument ended with Archie Oxford 43 Reno dishwasher striking him with a baseball bat police said Oxford was held on assault with a deadly weapon charge and may face manslaughter charges from the district attorney in the incident that began Saturday night
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Reno
John Mack
Bath
Archie
Oxford
Theodore Berrum
Mack
Berrym
District Attorney's Office
Soviets OK Six New U N Entries
In a possible breakthrough at the United Nations, Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov reportedly agreed to admitting six new members: Austria Italy Finland Hungary Romania Bulgaria. The move follows Russia’s push for a package deal tied to peace treaties with major powers. Japan could enter under the same formula after signing a space treaty with Russia.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Austria
Italy
Finland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Molotov
Japan
General receives Miry Order of Merit in Korea
Seoul long-time deputy commander of the Eighth Army Lt. Gen. Claudel E. Ferenbaugh retires and is awarded the Meriy Order of Merit Taeguk, a silver star, by the president in Korea.
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Seoul U
Claudel E. Ferenbaugh
Eighth Army
Korea
Taeguk
Trash king quoted as man behind Legg in city waste probe
Witness James E. O Connor testified that Louis Visco boasted of money and control over state county and city rubbish operations. He said Visco bragged he could force disposal yard closures and that former supervisor William Smith would not cooperate. Fallon, city inspector, was also expected to reappear as a witness in the hearing directed at political meddling in trash contracts.
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Los Angeles
Louis Viscoj
Herbert C. Legg
Legg
William
Kaw
Wisco
Smith
James E. O'Connor
Visco
Norris Poulson
O'Connor
Joseph ©. Fallon
Fallon
Billy Smith
O’connor
Long Beach Press Telegram Postal and Circulation Note
Public notice shows circulation figures, rates, and stamps for Long Beach California. Records mention Walter March 48,1888, at Post Office Long Beach under act of March 3, 187. Included are per copy charges, monthly totals, and postal classifications for Second Class mail.
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Telegram
Sizth Steel
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Carver
Walter
Post
California
Actyef Merch
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Rigby
Idaho
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Tokyo Dispatch
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