Man saves teen as car crashes and bursts into flames
ANAHEIM California. M F Born 2318 Orange Ave Long Beach pulled 17 year old Roy Elrod from beneath a wrecked 1950 sedan after a crash on Lincoln Blvd near Magnolia Rd. Driver Leonard G Hardy 21 from Long Beach suffered major injuries. Both men were hospitalized at Orange County General.
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M. F. Born
Orange Ave
Long Beach
Lincoln Blvd
Magnolia Rd
Born
Roy Elrod
King Ave
Maywood
Leonard G. Hardy
Willow St
Elrod
Hardy
California
14 Year Old Car Thieves Kill Companion In Head On Crash
A gang of five Los Angeles youths stole cars, crashed head on with a truck near Kingsburg killing Manuel Rivera and John Costello, both 14. Other members fled, were chased by Highway Patrol across Fresno and were later arrested after police fired seven shots.
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Kingsburg
Los Angeles
Here
Fresno
Manuel Rivera
John Costello
Robert P. Strome
EF. L. Marlin
R. Ringer
San Fernando
Delano
Pixley
Rivera
Costello
Tulare
Four Army Buses Crash Near Las Vegas Nevada
Soldiers were injured when four Army buses collided on a highway 15 miles northwest of Las Vegas Nevada. Deputies said several men suffered broken bones with no fatalities reported. The buses carried about 30 passengers each and were returning from maneuvers at Frenchman’s Flat to Camp Desert Rock when the lead bus pulled onto the shoulder to let trucks pass. the chain reaction crash involved all four buses.
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Las Vegas
Ney
Here
Sheriff's Office
Frenchman’s Flat
Camp Desert Rock
Banquet Illness Strikes 250 in Anniston
In Anniston Alabama two hundred fifty people mostly high school students fell ill with food poisoning after a junior senior banquet. They were treated at Anniston Memorial Hospital with shots and glucose injections as ambulances ferried victims. Mayor E C Lloyd was among the ill and police opened an investigation.
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Anniston
Ala
Anniston Memorial Hospital
Cecil Montgomery
George A. O'Connell
City Auditorium
Montgomery
E. C. Lloyd
Murphy Cole
Dope Usage Tripled in U.S. Forces Says Narcotics Chief
In testimony before a House Appropriations subcommittee, H. J. Anslinger said drug rejections rose from World War II levels to about one in 3,000, signaling a nationwide uptick. He cited Far East exposure and blamed bad associations in Japan and South Korea for troop drug use behind the front.
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Washington
UWP
H. J. Anslinger
Flouse Appropriations Committee
Far East
Anslinger
United States
Korea
Japan
South Korea
Weather outlook for clear weekend with mountain winds
Generally clear through Sunday with warmer temperatures by Sunday afternoon. Gusty winds will ease tonight but remain strong in mountain canyons tonight and Sunday, shaping outdoor plans in the local area.
Inheritance At Stake Over Jewish Marriage Rule
New York case sets a strict will clause denying a $10,000 inheritance and a $6,500 yearly income from a $675,000 trust to 20 year old Jean Tanburn if she marries Don H Kelley Jr outside the Jewish faith. Surrogate Court upheld the discriminatory provision while noting the conflict between love and legacy.
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Jean Tanburt
New York City
Don H. Kelly Jr
New York
Love
Jean Tanburn
Fark Ave
Don H. Kelley Jr
Abraham S. Rosenthal
Tanburn
Kelley
Rosenthal
Stephen A. Tanburn
New York Stock Exchange
William T. Collins
Morris Plan loan firm borrows to cover vault jam
Indianapolis Morris Plan, a small loan company, borrowed 50000 today after its vault rack jammed and a locksmith could not open it. The firm later borrowed 330000 from Merchants Armored Car Service to pay 200 customers seeking loans.
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Indianapolis
Morris Plan
Merchants Armored Car Service
Parts of Red Truce Plan Unacceptable
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States and U N Allies reached general agreement that several points of the Communist Korean peace proposals need clarification or modification. He spoke after White House talks with President Eisenhower and a Friday luncheon. Further consultations at Panmunjom would occur if changes are not made.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
U. N
White House
Eisenhower
Panminjom
500 Youths a Day Flee East Germany
East German youths flee to the West at over 500 daily to escape conscription and the People's Police. Many girls also leave to avoid women's auxiliaries. Berlin refugee HQ notes about 5000 youths seek asylum this month as pilots train for a new Communist air force.
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Berlin
West Germany
People's Police
West Berlin
Cloud Tickles Illinois Mares at Centenary Mustache Contest
Ottawa Illinois celebrates its centennial with a mustache growing contest featuring Cloud, a seven year old piebald gelding. Sheila Archer holds the horse as Frank Archer recalls discovering the impressive eight inch handlebar mustache during a winter drive to a local stable.
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Ottawa
Cloud
Sheila Archer
Frank Archer
Archer
President Eisenhower and Milton Eisenhower Golf in State College
President Eisenhower and his brother Milton Eisenhower played 15 holes of golf at Centre Hills Country Club near State College Pennsylvania and then fished a trout stream west of town. The president and First Lady traveled by special train arriving at 6 18 a m to be hosted at the college president’s home greeted by about 300 locals. The trip marks a quiet weekend visit with return to Washington planned for Sunday night or Monday morning.
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State College
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Washington
Pennsylvania ‘State College
Centre Hills Country Club
Ttown
Here
Hisenhower
John S. Doud
Classified and Pages Listings Fragment
A fragmented OCR shows section labels and page references for church, comics, crossword, financial, radio and TV, school news, shipping, arts, and weather listings. It reads as a catalog of where to find content across multiple newspaper pages without extracting a clear event or story. The entry lists various page designations and topics in a scattered format.
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Boyle
Churchas
Rts
Crash Kills Two Yanks and Sixteen Others in India
An Air India C-47 crash near New Delhi killed 18 people, including two American victims, Pauline Lehman and Ramchand Watumull. The crew and passengers comprised Germans, Britons, a Dane, Thais, an Indian parliament member, and others. The five crew and thirteen passengers died after taking off into a monsoon storm en route to Bombay.
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New Delhi
India
Air India
Pauline Lehman
Mountain Lake
Minn
Ramchand Watumull
Honoluly
Bombay
Calcutta
Lehman
Rangoon
Burma
East Germany and Czech Troops Pact Reported
West German sources say East Germany and Czechoslovakia planned a joint million-man army by May 1954. Archiv cited March 14 talks in Karlovy Vary with Stoph Mueller and Czech officials, plus a Soviet marshal, detailing training, staff, and weapon coordination.
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Berlin
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Archiv
East Zone
Germany
Ministry For All German Affairs
Karlovy Vary
Wim Stoph
Vincent Mueller
Govorov
U. S. High Commission
Neue Zeitung
Leonid A. Govorov
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow
Transport Ministry
Prague
TALMADGE CARRIED GERMS AT CONFERENCE
President Eisenhower and 44 governors met in Washington. Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge contracted mumps after the session and went to bed in Atlanta. Doctors say exposure likely occurred at the conference, though Eisenhower and his physician show no signs of illness.
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Washington
Georgia
Maj
Talmadge
Four in One Family Killed in Crash Near Hopkinsville
Hopkinsville Ky UPI reports four members of a single family died when their car swerved from the highway near Pee Dee and plunged into water. Driver Emmitt Stehbony 74, his wife 21, son Terry 18, and son’s brother Thomas 23 perished as the vehicle went under. Residents found the submerged car and recovered bodies.
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Hopkinsville
Pee Dee
Chrise County
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