Jail trusty too fast a worker
Thomas J. Marron, 38, was ordered to eat breakfast in jail for 70 days after being released from kitchen duties and found feeding pigeons. He had been serving a 190 day sentence for crank driving and was assigned to clean the armory at 6 am. Neighbors alerted press. the paper published photos of him feeding pigeons and loitering near a streetcar. Police chief Robert Tracy revoked his kitchen privileges to prevent further incidents.
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Akland
Oakland
Thomas J. Marron
Marron
Marion
Robert Tracy
Psychiatrist in Trouble for Alleged Pose as Doctor in Hollywood
Roy V. Linauer faced 300 days in jail and a $200 fine for posing as a physician in Hollywood. The sentence was suspended and he may pay $10 monthly. Linauer, who claimed most Hollywood figures were “crazy,” opened a practice without any medical degree. A press agent prompted the State Board of Medical Examiners to investigate after unpaid bills.
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Ollywood
Roy V. Linauer
Hollywood
Jungeimer Doyle
Linauer
Holywood
Movies Land
Linaver
State Board of Medical Examiners
Benefit Lottery Crackdown Seen in California
California officials report a relatively low organized crime presence and a potential statewide crackdown on illegal lotteries. Assistant Attorney General C Ellsworth Wylie says churches unions and civic groups raise funds with letters while law enforcement weighs a broad drive. He notes no concrete evidence of protection payments in thirteen inspected counties including San Bernardino.
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San Francisco
California
Golden State
W.F. W
C. Ellsworth Wylie
Veterans Memorial
Burton
Wylie
Frederick N. Howser
Abawiol Vti Wylie
San Bernardino County
James Stocker
Jerome V. Cavanaugh
King Queen Attend Buckingham Palace Social Event
King George and Queen Elizabeth greeted US guests at Buckingham Palace in a postwar-era reception hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Lewis Douglas. About 2500 attendees from many nations filled the state apartments as royals mingled with the guests marking a new royal social season.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Lewis Douglas
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Recovery shift predicted for European aid program
The head of ERP says aid requests by European nations will be screened and dollar use overseas checked as the program moves from emergency relief to recovery starting October 1. Hoffman's cost plan totals about 4.245 billion after reductions, with food and fuel as major items and ocean costs added.
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Toromittee
Hoffiman
Hoffman
Senate unit votes to kill Moore Rizley natural gas bill
In Washington on May 13 the Senate commerce committee voted eight to four to kill the Moore Rizley bill to amend the natural gas act. The House had passed it last summer. The bill would remove Federal Power Commission control over production and gathering in the field. Opponents warned it would cost gas consumers tens of millions yearly.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Moore-Rizley
House
Federal Power Commission
No Bullfight Canceled by Tokyo Police
Tokyo police canceled Saturday's four-bull spectacle due to fear of injury. The event, set in Tokyo, featured bulls fighting each other rather than a Spanish style bullfight.
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Tokyo
Spain
Odd Fellows Elect Leaders at Grand Lodge Assembly
William Jewett of Eureka elected grand master as Fred Ballew of Stockton steps down. Charles Hicks of Los Angeles chosen deputy grand master. Alice Schultz of Santa Rosa elected Rebekah Assembly president. Clair Freer of El Monte named vice president. Walter Ray reelected trustee for vocational therapy project at the State veterans home. Installations set for tomorrow. grand march and grand ball planned.
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Rebekah
Alice M. Schultz
Santa Rosa
Rebekah Assembly of California
Schultz
Emma Leo Hariman
Association of Rebekah Assemblies
Florence B. Bonetto
California Assembly
Clair Freer
el Monte
New Assembly
Press-Telegram
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Walter A. Ray
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Charles E. Hicks
Los Angeles
The
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Officer Held as Swindler
BISBEE May 13 Deputy Sheriff Riccardi faces New York swindle charges in a case tying him to a scheme with Rose Bowl players and a Persian princess. He is held in Cochise County awaiting a federal warrant to answer for allegedly removing furniture worth $18 000 from Princess Fahd es Sultaneh and for jewelry losses.
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Bisbee
Aziz
Constantine Vincent Riccardi
New York
Riccardi
Cochise County
Newark
N. J
Fahd-es- Sultaneh
Fahrd Khan
Persia
Sebastian Kresge
Stockton
Clyde Reddick
Berkeley
Odd Fellows Home
Saratoga
Earl Hern
Baltimore
Maryland
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Sovereign
Arthur B. Teimeyer
M.D
Teimeyer
Califo
Grand Lodge
Colombian Army Names New Chief of Staff
Bogota May 13 Gen Miguel San Juan aged 50 became chief of staff of Colombia's army succeeding Gen Vanegas Montero who was named military adviser to Colombia's United Nations delegation but will decline and seek retirement after the April 9 uprising.
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Bogota
Colombia
Miguel San Juan
Carlos Vanegas Montero
Mariano Ospina Perez
Vanegas
United Nations
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Use of Press Radio Films for Peace Urged
Mrs Louise Leonard Wright director of the Chicago Council of Foreign Relations tells the first west coast regional conference that motion pictures press and radio used by dictators to foment war can be used for peace. She says UNESCO aims to use these media for purposes of peace.
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San Francisco
Louise Leonard Wright
Chicago Council of Foreign Relations
Unesco
Bank Loans Jump in Federal Reserve Banks
Business loans by Federal Reserve Banks in leading cities rose $46 million in the week ended May 5, ending a seven week decline. The Fed said total commercial, industrial and agricultural loans stood at $14.205 billion.
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Wshington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
New Antibiotic Substance Found at Purdue University
Dr. F S Tetrault of Purdue University reports a new antibiotic substance from a soil organism near West Lafayette Indiana. The substance shown in tests to halt growth of many Gram negative germs and may have fewer after effects than streptomycin though animal tests for toxicity and disease efficacy are not yet completed.
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Minneapolis
F. S. Tetrault
Purdue University
Theiety of American Bacteriologists
West Lafayette
Ind
F. J. Murray
Witl Tetrault
Society
Tetrault
Army Victim to Tell Woes in Court Plea
A 21-year-old Scotsman, Alis tair Nicholson, seeks relief from deportation claiming the Army coerced his entry to the United States. Federal Judge Murray Hurlbert granted a writ of habeas corpus setting May 18 for his court appearance at Ellis Island to contest his detention.
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New York
Alistair Nicholson
Murray Hurlibert
Nicholson
Ellis Island
Canada
United Praise
England
Fort Sheridan
Showdown Near in Manchuria
May 13 report says China both governments and Communists move toward a final clash in Manchuria. Mukden defense perimeter battles continue while Changchun may be evacuated. Chiang Kai-shek reportedly orders evacuation of Changchun and transfer to Mukden under air cover. About 7,000 Communists attack Sinmin and 90,000 are positioned near Mukden. Government planes strike the Communist stronghold of Spittsen 70 miles west of Mukden.
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Pelping
China
Manchuria
Mukden
Changchun
F Nanking
Chenli
Chiang Kaishek
Changchu
Sinmin
Mukder
Navy plane rescues couple at sea near Havana
A Navy search plane rescued Dr. and Mrs. Burton C. Kaye after their sailing ship from Miami, bound for Honolulu, Hawaii, was wrecked in a storm on Sunday. The Kayes said they left Miami on April 20.
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Navy
B.C. Kaye
Havana
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Burton C. Kaye
Honolulu
Hawaii
Edison Dedicates Redondo Beach Steam Plant
More than 230 leaders from industry government and civics joined Edison executives to dedicate the new 338 million dollar steam generating plant at Redondo Beach. The project adds 264000 kilowatts to the system and replaces a former plant on the site built in 1906.
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Southern California, Edison Co
Redondo Beach
Jon
Edison
Harry J. Bauer
Goodwin d. Knight
Ray Y. Darby
County Board of Supervisors
Charles H. Wortham
William €. Maltendore
Wallace L. Chadwick
Knight
Edison Company
Darby
Wortham
Mullendere
Chadwick
Long Beach
Hoover Dam
Hig Creek
California
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Basin
Bandits Get $34,000 From Money Truck
Four thugs robbed two messengers of the Credit Lyonnais Bank outside a Neuilly branch. They forced them to the pavement and stole about 63,000 francs from a money truck, then fled in the vehicle and abandoned it a half mile away.
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Paris
Credit Lyonnais
Neuilly
New Zealand Faces Earthquake Risk Threatening North Island Power
OTORUA New Zealand May 13 A government volcanologist warned the Lake Taupo region could trigger a disruption to most hydroelectric output. Healy noted seismic activity may paralyze the North Island grid and called for extensive study. Thirty three geologists will inspect Ngauruhoe with Healy for two days to assess effects on Lake Taupo.
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Otorua
New Zealand
WEA
Lake Taupe
North Island
A. Healy
Healy
Ngauruhoe
Lake Taupo
Ruapehu
Tongariro
Culbertson Warns U S Policy Aids Russia Says Atomic Threat Looms
Ely Culbertson told the House foreign affairs committee that Americans defend an impotent United Nations and tolerate Soviet atom bombs. He warned Russia will have enough bombs by 1950 to threaten American cities and urged action to avert the threat. He praised Secretary Marshall for wartime leadership but faulted current policy as Moscow strengthens its grip.
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Washington
Ely Culbertson
Russia
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
America
United States
Culbertson
Marshall
Moscow
United Nations
Kremlin
Hawaii backers sail on the liner Lurline to seek statehood
More than 100 Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce members and their wives led by President B. O Miller sail from the harbor aboard the liner Lurline to aid territorial leaders in Hawaii's bid for statehood. John P. Davis of Long Beach and wife and daughter Mary also embark for a two week stay on the islands. Hundreds gather for farewells as the ship slips away, marking a busy departure week after the Wilson maiden voyage from the nearby terminal.
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Hawaii
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
B. O Miller
Lurline
John P. Davis
Long Beach
President Wilson
Pacific
American President Lines
Matson
Strike Blues Drag On Across Industries In Early July
Across the nation workers face extended disruption as Chrysler and Briggs idle 150 000 and 11 000 employees respectively. Brewery workers seek talks after failed beer cap negotiations in Milwaukee. In Boston the CIO Steelworkers vote to let leaders decide on Taft Hartley compliance amid a looming non Communist pledge deadline.
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Co. L O. Auto
Chrysler
Briggs Manufacturing Co
C. J. O. Brewery
Milwaukee
Boston
C. SO
Philip Murray
Murray
Inland Steel
Jean Porter Weds Director Dmytryk
Ellicott City May 13 Film director Edward Dmytryk and actress Jean Porter were married the previous day. Rev Cornelius Terhune of the Presbyterian Church officiated with a local resident and Albert Maltz of Los Angeles as witnesses. Porter age 25 Dmytryk 29. Dmytryk among Hollywood figures indicted on contempt of Congress charges.
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Ellicott City
Mad
Edward Dmytryk
Jean Porter
Cornelius Terhune
Presbyterian Church
Albert Maltz
Los Angeles
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