Doctor Held Insane After Friend Dies
In Ashville Tennessee on May 5 psychiatrists ruled Dr. Edward J. Shaw insane after he admitted involvement in dispensing stimulants to a widow. A coroner’s jury found the woman died of stimulant overdose and Shaw claimed dope-ring plans targeted him and Mrs Crutchfield. He voluntarily entered Central State Mental Hospital April 26 after a warrant was taken out against him.
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Ashville
Tenn
Edward J. Shaw
Central State Mental Hospital
McNally Morel Crutchfield
Nashville
J. Carlson - Loser
J. S. Hauk
Central State
Shaw
Doctors’ Building
Carl Crutchfield
New Rochelle
Mrs. Cratenfield
Loser
Miami
Fla
Rhode Island
Wise
Glenn C. Mincer
Jean Rosenfeld
Louis Rosenfeld
Providence
R. L
Dade
Rosenfelds
Gifts Pile Up as Farouk Marries Narriman Tomorrow
Cairo reports rare gifts arriving for King Farouk and Narriman Sadek ahead of their wedding set for tomorrow. Items include gem encrusted cups, a streamlined Italian sports car, Steuben vases from the United States, and a 31 coin ebony ivory box from the Greek Patriarch of Alexandria. The three day celebrations will feature palace receptions and a televised wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airo
Egypt
Cairo
Farouk
Narriman Sadek
Truman
United States
Narriman
King
Abdin Palace
Christophoros
Alexandria
Sudan
Russia Orders 97 Ships Built in West Europe
Stockholm report notes Soviet Russia placed orders for at least 97 ships with West European shipyards. Deliveries mainly in 1953, range from small 500 ton trawlers to 33,000 ton tankers. Denmark Belgium Netherlands Italy and Sweden figure prominently in the survey of orders and deliveries.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
West Europe
Dagens Nyheter
Lidingee
Denmark
Helland
Belgium
Italy
Kasenkina Case Reaches Truman For U S Residency
Mrs Kasenkina, Russian born teacher who escaped Soviet custody in New York in 1948 by leaping from a third floor window, awaits a bill on permanent U S residency to settle her status. She later wrote Leap to Freedom and now lectures and writes, living in Jackson Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
U. S
Aksana Stepanovna Kasenkina
New York
Russia
Miller of Covina Named Rotary District Governor
Los Angeles May 5 UP Car P Miller of Covina is the new Southern California Nevada district governor of Rotary International He was elected yesterday as the district convention closed Huntington Park Rotary Club won the annual trophy for outstanding service.
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Los Angeles
P. Miller
Covina
Rotary International
Huntington Park
Bolivia election eve tense as forces prepare
Bolivia faced a tense eve before the presidential vote as President Mamerto Urriolagoitia's government ordered the army to help maintain order. Opposition accuse the regime of bias while claims spread of police registration to secure votes for Gabriel Gosalvez. The Nationalist Revolutionary Movement counters with exile campaigns by Victor Paz Estenssoro. Only about 25 percent literate, with 206000 registered voters out of 3.506 million population.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Mamerto Urriolagoitia
Gabriel Gosaivez
Argentina
Gosulvez
Republican Socialist Union
1PURS
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNH
Bolivian Communist Party
Victor Pas Estenssoro
Buenos Aires
Barber Reappointed Alaska Regional Counsel
Secretary of the Interior announced Abe Barber is recalled from retirement to serve again as regional counsel in Alaska for the Bureau of Land Management. Barber turns 62 on May 17 and retired last August after 37 years in the Interior. Preston Peden succeeds Barber at Anchorage and leaves to return as counsel for the Public Lands Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Washington
Chapman
Abe Barber
Alaska
Bureau of Land Management
Barber
Interior Department
Preston Peden
Anchorage
Public Lands Committee
U. S. House of Representatives
Britain Rejects Eisenhower Plea to Boost Troops
London reports indicate Britain rejected Gen Dwight D Eisenhower's appeals for a larger Atlantic Pact force. Britain plans five divisions for Eisenhower's command and a reserve of about 12 territorial divisions in the U K. Informants say Eisenhower warned reserves would need two to three months to be action ready.
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London
Britain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United Kingdom
Elenhower
Tve
Uolland
Jton
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Russia
Sto
Man and wife jailed in charity aid fraud
James Dennis and his wife Wylene were sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty to drawing 1504.84 dollars in a year from the County Charities Department and submitting false affidavits claiming no income. Mrs Dennis earned 1328.65 dollars as a dress maker during the period. Judge Call criticized the conduct as an undue burden on taxpayers. The couple has two children, aged 19 and 14.
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Los Angeles
James Dennis
Wylene
County Charities Department
Dennis
Joseph L. Call
Dennises
Planners Limit Dogs to Three per Family
Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission set a limit of three dogs per family in light agricultural zones. The rule aims to reduce pet density and potential nuisances among residents.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission
Tiny girl survives two story tumble saved by old mattress
In Chicago on May 5 a two year old, Patsy Zielinski, fell from a rear porch onto a discarded old mattress. She suffered a broken arm but doctors say the mattress likely saved her life by cushioning the fall.
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Chicago
Patsy Zielinski
Patsy
Sie
Unemployment insurance bill stalls in California Senate
In Sacramento, the Senate social welfare committee deadlocked 3 to 3 on Gov. Warren's unemployment insurance proposal for farm workers, blocking the bill unless two absentees shift. Proponents argue costs are offset by insurance revenue. opponents warn of competitive disadvantages for California farms.
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C. A. Herbage
State Department of Employment
California
F. Presley Abshire
R.geyserville
Associated Farmers
California Farm Burea Federation
Agricultural Council of California
Warren
Sen
Thaweh
Assembly
Senate
Jarvis Attacks Ex-wife Claim in Alimony Fight
In Los Angeles Zelma L Jarvis a 36 year old ex night club entertainer seeks increased alimony from 1 to 2000 dollars monthly claiming former husband a radio and television performer now earns over 150000 a year. The ex wife says a 1939 divorce settlement released him from further obligations and she cannot work. Helen Alexander now wife number two testifies and says she refused to help until a final financial settlement with his second wife and is married to a fourth wife Marilyn Jarvis. The trial over alimony resumes Monday.
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Los Angeles
Zelma L. Jarvis
Jarvis
Helen Alexander
Aliar
Marily Jarvis
Div No. 2
Housing Control Extended to Cut Down Steel Use
The order lets the NPA prioritize projects needing large steel imports for defense while forcing builders of less critical work to scale back. Some over 35 000 dollar homes may be approved with minimal material shortages. Applications go to regional Commerce offices. AGC warns of harmful effects without rapid admin setup.
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NPA
Oeder
Department of Commerce
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
Sail
Lust
Chambers Back Transit Study Plea to Restore Funds
The Los Angeles County Chamber of Commerce joined the Metropolitan Traffic and Transit Committee and urged the Board of Supervisors to reinstate $350,000 in the 1951-52 county budget to hire consulting engineers for a mass transit study. Fred S. Dean supported the plea in a letter, while the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce recently passed a resolution backing the study.
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Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan Traffic and Transit Committee
Los Angelers
DOUBLES TALK General Gives Out Two Words
Gen. Douglas MacArthur returned to New York after a second day of Senate testimony with two words and a few chuckles for inquiring reporters. He called the hearings very interesting, and noted he had said interesting the previous night and Thursday. He declined to repeat his inaudible reply when asked about flying daily between New York and Washington.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Hare
Washington
Senate
Joint
Senate Committee
Boy Tossed 3 Floors and Saved in Fire
In Brooklyn a six year old boy was hurled three stories to safety as flames roared through an apartment house. Two men below caught him, while five others jumped to escape. The boy’s pregnant mother and several neighbors were seriously injured in the blaze.
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New York
Brooklyn
James Manna
Pete de Cap
Charles Schaffer
Richard
Schaffer
Ancgelina Schiffer
Rachel Bonelli
Patricia
L. A. County Rentals Decontrolled Up 6 Percent
The Apartment House Owners Association of Los Angeles County reports that lower-priced rentals rose only 6 percent since decontrol began last December. Their survey of 9 462 priced units shows the average monthly rent at 48.28 dollars, down from 45 before decontrol. Rothing has said nothing about higher priced rentals.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Decontro
Vctation
Averee
Decontrol
Rothing
Public can have beef or price control but not both
Arkansas meat packer Chris Finkbinder, a director of the National Independent Meat Packers Association, declares the public can have beef or price controls but not both. He says lifting controls will flood the market with beef while prices may rise without insurance against hikes. He calls for self-control in lieu of price controls.
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Ashington
Michael V. DiSalle
Arkansas
Chris Finkbinder
Finkbinder
National Independent Meat Packers’ Association
Little Rock
Packer
Cisco Kid
Association
Washington
DiSalle
Japan Peace Treaty Talks Due in Tokyo
Deputy Foreign Minister Sadao Iguchi said the U S State Department adviser promised to help share the Japanese peace conference. If held in Tokyo, Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida would lead a 10 man delegation. Yoshida had not decided on attending if in Washington.
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Krotoq
Japan
Sadao
Iguchi
U.S. State Department
Joan Foster Dulles
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Washington
Tguchi
Six Children Born in 3 Blessed Events
ZANESVILLE Ohio May 5, 1 Mr and Mrs John Dutler welcomed their sixth child set as twins forming the three pairs born within a year One boy and one girl arrived today making three twin pairs The couple already had twins Donald and Ronald on Oct 24 1943 and a year later Gin gins Arlene and Charlene were born The three sets are their only children.
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Zanesville
Ollie
John Dutler
Donald
Ronald
Vingins
Arlene
Charlene
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Miller of
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Em Hart ‘Nitee
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Harold Guar
Forunday
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Newhart
Alpuqnerqar
Houston
Amaritio
Atia ‘ Giron
Cheyenne
Cleveland
Denver
Bnoe AG
Robert Shaw
Dale Furniture
Long Basch
C of C
Macarthur
First ST
Aun Eee
Lis
Conaletia
Itt Bors
Alli
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Kimberly
E. 4Th
Ssata Ano
Maia St
Maumatz TV
L. A
John R. Mansell
Smere
Tony Blix
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