Holliday and Ferrer Win Academy Awards in Surprise
Judy Holliday won best actress for Born Yesterday and Jose Ferrer took best actor for Cyrano de Bergerac at the Academy Awards. Neither winner attended the ceremony in Hollywood. Josephine Hull and George Sanders won supporting acting honors, while All About Eve led with six awards.
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Relic Cannon Stolen From Palmdale Vets
In Palmdale on March 30 a 155 mm relic cannon from World War I was reported missing from the Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Officials believe the gun was taken for scrap metal, one of the post’s two historic relics was lost yesterday.
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Soviets blame U S for Berlin police gunfire
In Berlin a shooting incident on Wednesday saw Communist police fire on four American sightseeing buses. U S protest to Soviet authorities was rejected, with Moscow accusing Americans of inciting Western sector machines against the People’s Police. Maj Gen Lemuel Mathewson delivered the protest to Sergio Dengin, who replied in writing, saying the buses knocked down two policemen.
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Diseases Rage in North Korea Kill Thousands
Tokyo reports indicate a military source says vast numbers of soldiers and civilians in North Korea are dying from smallpox typhus and typhoid. Civilian care is overwhelmed as doctors are drafted and vaccines captured last fall were deemed ineffective. U N medical teams note worsening health conditions despite inoculations for American troops.
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Burglar Leaves With $20 From Front Door Incident
Mrs Frances Lambert reports a burglar entered through the front door and fled from a side door last night at 2197 Ocana Ave. He escaped with a $20 bill from a desk drawer.
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Death claims Michigan lab and postman's pal
Detroit march 30 ap the six year old Bobby Hiftline died in a Detroit hospital after a relapse linked to the flood of letters and packages from nationwide sympathy. His mother Mrs Henry Hiftline had appealed for mail and cards to ease his brave battle with cancer, drawing vast attention and a postal deluge that overwhelmed a farm home, post office, and local church before doctors advised moving him to hospital.
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Increase in Rubber Allotment Expected
ASHINGTON March 30 The government reportedly considers a 5000 ton rise in April civilian natural rubber allotment. The move aims to aid small manufacturers amid charges the present allocations favor big tire makers. NPA may propose the increase at a late today meeting with Defense Department officials. If approved, the extra rubber could fund large truck tire production or other products. Some proposals would require synthetic rubber use to produce farm equipment tires. NPA had cut passenger car tire deliveries by 25 percent from April 1 due to synthetic shortfalls and defense demands. Proponents argue the natural rubber rise would help small firms until synthetic plants ramp up. An official said synthetic plant output could reach 760,000 long tons annually by next June.
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World Trade Week Funds Set Aside
A board appropriation of 1700 dollars funds the World Trade Week program for the week of May 21. The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the event.
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