Student Named Editor at Pomona College Handbook
Douglas K. Candland son of Mr and Mrs Horace G Candland of 2695 Fashion Ave has been appointed co editor of the Pomona College student handbook. Candland a freshman majoring in sociology is a Poly High School graduate of 1952.
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Horace G. Candland
Fashion Ave
Fomona College
Candland
Poly High School
Compton Boy, 14, Held for Burglarizing Four Stores
A 14 year old Compton youth is jailed on charges of stealing 670 in cash and merchandise from four stores between March 15 and April 27. Police recovered most items, save 45 packs of cigarettes, and found a mapped list of 14 target sites. The boy, who entered only four locations, allegedly sold the cigarets and carried stolen goods on his bicycle. He will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Willard Boyle
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Nelson
Attorney Held to Answer for Court Martial Contempt
Attorney George B. Shibley faced nine contempt charges as a result of a Marine Corps court of inquiry at El Toro over the new military code. He declined to answer questions during Dec four to six and failed to return on Dec eight, triggering an arrest warrant. Shibley had represented Master Sgt. John Russell Bennett in an earlier court martial whose sentence was revised and annulled. The ruling affirmed a confidential attorney client bond, though Yankwich said the bond was waived by Shibley’s letter to the commandant.
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Marine Corps Military Court of Innquiry
el Toro
Shibley
John Russell Bennett
Marine Corps
Washington
U. S
Leon R. Yankwich
Yankwich
Dulles and Stassen Arrive On Middle East Information Tour
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Mutual Security Administrator Harold Stassen arrive for the first stop on a 12 nation information tour of the Middle and Near East. Their mission focuses on Britain Egypt and Israel amid Suez crisis tensions. Dulles says the trip aims to learn and convey friendship between the United States and the region’s peoples.
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Dulles
Suez
Steven
Bowles Sees Asia War Effort Improving
Chester Bowles former Ambassador to India said at the White House the fight against communism in Asia is better militarily than a year ago after a 45 minute conference with President Eisenhower. He returned from six weeks touring Southeast Asia and Japan and noted economic and political issues remain the core problems.
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Bowles
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United States
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Tot Slightly Burned in Home Fire Here
Connie Jean Ayres, 34, of 4447 Woodruff Ave, suffered minor burns in a house fire that caused 1250 dollars in damage Saturday night. Deputies said the blaze started in a closet where a child and her brother Charles, 7, had been playing with matches while 15 year old Jerry Anne Chapman was in the kitchen. The older girl failed to extinguish the fire with a pan of water and called the county fire department.
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Woodruff Ave
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Jerry Anne Chapman
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Seven Americans Freed From North Korea Arrive in Moscow
Seven American civilians freed from North Korean internment arrived in Moscow aboard the Trans-Siberian Express. Ambassador Bohlen led the welcome as a U.S. plane was arranged to fly them home from Vnukova Airport. The group included five missionaries, a Maryknoll priest, and a former State Department employee, among others.
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New York
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Marshall
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Weatherford
Texas
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van Buren
Ark
Anders Kristian Jensen
Cumberland
Jensen
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Eerkeley
Calif
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Train crashes into car near Nome kills six in East Texas
A passenger train struck a car at 60 mph Sunday night near Nome Texas killing six people from Beau Kilse area. Identified victims include James Edward Polivet J W Dean Jr John Ramsey Raymond Mitchell and Annie B Briscoe. a female victim remained unidentified.
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Texas
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East Texas
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Edward Polivet
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John Ramsey
Raymond Mitchell
Annie B. Briscoe
Ash J
Arthur Murray Over 40 Club invites mature dancers
A promotional notice invites readers to join Arthur Murray's Over 40 Club for informal dance classes. It promises learning new steps, regaining confidence, developing grace, and making friends while noting dancing helps keep you young as doctors recommend.
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Arthur Murray
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