Cautions on Boom to Doom in Senate Market Inquiry
Washington UP reports the Senate stock market inquiry shows waning fears of a looming boom to doom cycle. J A Livingston warns such a surge in optimism resembles 1929 dangers, while Dorsey Richardson of the National Association of Investment Companies says the rising market reflects real economic gains over the past decade and is not necessarily unhealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
J. A. Livingston
Philadelphia Bulletin
Wall Street
Tivingston
Richardson
National Assn. of
Heronnc
Defeat Move to Halt Sale of U. S. Firms
The House Armed Services Committee rejected a 27 to 3 resolution aimed at blocking private control of 24 government owned synthetic rubber plants. The panel sent the measure to the full House for final action, reinforcing expectations that sales will proceed. Chairman Vinson predicted the committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Patman
D-Tex
House
Seles
Vinson
D-Ga
Eden Improving Slightly After Illness Report
London reports Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden is somewhat better today after illness. Government officials provide cautious optimism while noting he remains under medical care in the wake of his ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden Svas
Jelke accused of paying for a night club date with check
Girl testifies Jelke used a $30 check to cover a swank club night and paid eight men for companionship, including amounts from $30 to over $100. She named others, described encounters at Jelke’s apartment and hotels, and warned of a potential police sting via a suspicious phone call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelke
New York
Pat Ward
Ji Ming
Mickey
Elke
Hey
Eener
Bill Quive
Miss Ward
Ania Fotatio
el Moroteo
East Side
Jeske
Aj v
Mad
Max Cohen
Mean
Ernest G. Wheeler
Francis L. Valente
Cohen
Jaroid J. Wanutch
The
Fork
Daily
New
Shearer
Valente
Joe Geme
South America
Red” Sajor
Max Auerbach
Wamrvick
Jack Friedman
Savoy Plaza
Telke
Bil Harrison
Harrison
Matusow Sentenced To Three Years In El Paso Court
Matusow, a 28 year old New Yorker and former FBI informant, was sentenced in federal court to three years in prison for criminal contempt of court in El Paso Texas. Judge R E Thomason found him in contempt for attempting to obstruct justice by seeking to place Clinton Jencks conviction into the record. Matusow faces potential bail in a few days and plans an appeal claiming political persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL PaSo
Tex
Turr
Harvey Matusow
U. 5S. Dist
R. E. Tomaisow
FBI
Thomason
Matusow
Clinton Encks
Tnternational Union of
PEN
Jencks
Justic
Crange Thomason
Hhat
Clinton Jencks
Pris
Jude ‘Thomasow
Ltam
Dallas
Uranium Rush Draws Hundreds in Kern County Sprawl
AEC released its first uranium map showing three hot spots near Bakersfield. About 130 claims filed with many more expected as fortune seekers raced from all ages to hunt ore in eastern Kern County around Denovatic Hot Springs and Miracle Springs. Geiger counter buyers and repro shops sold out, while one firm offered 400 copies of the map. Residents say the map is sparse and eager prospects plan treks into the High Sierra. The stampede followed public viewing in Bakersfield, with flashes of photography and rapid word of the hunt spreading through towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
High Sierra
Atomic Energy Commission
Bakerfield
Kern County Recorder's Office
Greenhorns
AEC
Robert Donerty
Hanford
ALC
Kern County
Denovatic Hot Springs
Miracle Springs
Kern River Canyon
California
mic-Ap
Rhee Charges Red Chinese Grab Widows in North
Seoul UPI reports President Syngman Rhee accuses North Korean and Chinese forces of forcing widows and farm girls into marriages with Chinese soldiers as part of a campaign to strengthen North Korea’s control. He cites refugee accounts of kidnappings, killings, and disappearances, and claims Chinese soldiers are rewarded with farms while locals suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhee
Seoul
UPI
Syngman Rhee
Demilitarized Zone
Real Fire Drill At Paramount Junior High
Paramount Junior High students had a routine monthly drill turn real when a small fire in a custodian’s storage room near the library wing sent dense smoke through the hallway. Firemen reported the eruption caused about 50 dollars in damage as the entire student body evacuated in orderly fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Forrteen
Library
Jordan Says Citizen Kidnapped by Israelis
JERUSALEM Jordan sector UPILA reports a Jordan civilian was abducted Tuesday by Israeli gunmen. Maj. Mohamed Izhag, Jordan's senior military delegate to the Mixed Armistice Commission, said Jordan had complained to the armistice commission. City Council Rejects Election Law Change COMPTON The Compton council voted against electing councilmen by districts, rejecting a proposal to place the measure on the May 3 ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Jerusalem
Jordan
UPILA
Mohamed Izhag
Mixed Armistice Commission
Armistice Commission
Assembly panel approves fair passes cap bill
The Assembly Agricultural Committee moved a bill to standardize fair admission passes in California. It would limit free passes to 4 percent of the prior year's paid attendance, aiming to curb excessive free admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
The
Assembly Agricultural Committee
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eden
Minot
Virginia Bunch
Tarrant St
Olive St
Haskins Lake
Charles V. Bolenec
Inglewood
Morne
Bond's
Lakewood Center
Lakewood Blvd
BOND
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Crenshaw
Huntington Park
GEO
Putnam and
HEAN
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!