Judge Grants Dolly Astor $75 A Week In Florida Case
In Miami, Judge Vincent C. Giblin ordered John Jacob Astor's third wife Dolores Fullman Astor to receive $75 weekly instructing she must pay all court costs and $12,500 to attorneys. Giblin denounced Astor's wife and father, calling them despicable, while denying Astor's divorce plea for lack of residence. Dolly, 27, previously sought $500,000 in separate maintenance amid reported marital strains since Aug. 1929.
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Miami
Fla
John Jacob Astor
Vincent C. Giblin
Dolores Fullman Astor
Astor
Dolly
New York
Arlington
Bim
Giblin
Florida
Mooney
Mrs. Astor
George J. Fullman
Miami Beach
Fullman
van Anteroom
Justice Department
Witnests
McClellan
D-Ark
Sen
McCarthy
F-Wis
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Ralph W. Zavicker
Peress
Pentagon
C. George Anastos
Mary Merrill
Subcommittee
Zwicker
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Anastos
Miss Merrill
Anatos
Gen
Harbor Commission approves cannery sale to freight firm
The Harbor Commission approved selling West Coast Packing cannery to Southern California Freight Lines pending City Council approval. The move follows American Tuna Boat Assn dropping plans to buy. West Coast Packing, a Van Camp subsidiary, faces industry crisis as three local canneries close and 48 tuna clippers hold 12,000 tons worth about 5 million dollars.
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SAN Diego UF
Harbor Commission
West Coast Packing Corp
Southern California Freight Lines
Assn
West Coast Packing
van Camp,Sea Food Co
High Seas
Point Loma
Sun Rist
John F. Brothers
Chamber of Commerce
Fishermen's Union
Southern California
Lawmaker to Attend Afro Asian Meeting in Bandung
Rep. Clayton Powell of New York says he will attend the Afro Asian Conference in Bandung, Indonesia, as an observer and guest of the Indonesian government, despite U.S. State Department objections. The meeting invites 30 Asian and African nations, though Indonesia is not participating.
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Washinglon
Clayton Powell
Bandung
Indonesia
State Department
Powell
Asia
Africa
House Committee Attacks Agriculture Dept Benson
The House Appropriations Committee criticizes the Agriculture Department for political influence on farmers and recommends a fiscal year budget of 878 million in cash and 388 million in authority. The Commodity Credit Corporation and Stabilization Service face sharp rebuke for missed opportunities to move surpluses, with notes of declining farm income and a drop in farmers' share of the food dollar.
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Washington Uf
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Benson
Commodity Credit Carr
The
Commodity Stabilization Service
CCG
CCC
No More Squirrels Trap Ends at White House
White House gates declare Operation Squirrel Trap complete with three squirrels relocated to Rock Creek Park and Virginia. Press Secretary Hagerty says no further trapping, quotes Eisenhower unaware of the plan, and notes a single family may have been involved while denying any ongoing action.
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Portland
Ore
Washington, D. C
White House
Judy Roake
Pat McGinnis
Nancy Clancy
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
White
House
Eisenhower
Rock Creek Park
Virginia
Hag
Andierry
D.-Ore.j
Oldest Sets of Twins to Meet in Kentucky Flight
Illinois twins August and Fred Schulze, both 92, plan an air trip from Calhoun County to Kentucky to visit the nation’s oldest twin sisters, Mary Cullen and Eva Bowman, in a bid to set the record straight about who are the oldest twins. Their hybrid seed corn business and plane trips are part of a busy 12 state operation.
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Til
Llers
Kentucky
August
Fred Schulze
Calhoun County
Mary Cullen
Maysville
Eva Bowman
Newport
St. ‘Louis
International Twins Assn
Schulze
Fred
Bowman
Flying Schulze Brothers
August Schulze
Iil
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