L A Thief Slain and Pal Shot on Roof in LA Market
Police closed in on the Royal Market in West Los Angeles as two men on its roof sparked a gunfight. Danny Monroe, 24, was killed by a shotgun blast while William McManiec, 26, was critically wounded after reportedly surrendering. Detectives linked the pair to a series of roof-cut burglaries.
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Los Angeles
Danny Monroe
William McManiec
Royal Market
W. Pico Blvd
Dewitt Lightner
Monroe
McDaniel
William McDaniel
Culver City
Motel Crash Kills Wife and Unborn Baby
Mrs Nelwyn W Carter five months pregnant dies when car crashes into Sunset Beach motel corner. Driver Don C Malkemus suffers minor injuries. Pvt Robert A Carter due to ship overseas from Santom today. couple from Los Angeles. Baby stillborn. motel operator and others unharmed. Police say driver may have fallen asleep. building undamaged.
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Nelwyn W. Carter
Marine Corps
Pacific Coast Hwy
Sunset Beach
Don C. Malkemus
Venice
Marine Pvt
Robert A. Carter
Camp Pendleton
Carter
Santom
Los Angeles
Mra. Carter
Carter Aplety
Frank
A. Fraser
Atlanta
John D. Macdonald
Hunter's Slayer Dies in Pennsylvania
Bellefonte Pa UP Joseph Bibalo a 23 year old farm worker was electrocuted early today for luring a sportsman to his death by promising a good hunting spot The victim 44 year old Anthony Shema of Forest City Pa was found shot to death with his own rifle in a wooded NE Pennsylvania near the New York border Dec 10 1951 Police found only motive Bibalo who lacked a license wanted Shema s cat
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Bellefonte
Joseph Bibalo
Anthony Shema
Forest City
Pennsylvania
New York
Bibalo
Shema
Peabody Flood Wrecks City In Deep Dam Break
Peabody Massachusetts reels after a dam breach floods downtown with up to eight feet of water. Mayor Philip C. O’Donnell says the loss may be the city’s heaviest non fatal disaster. health officials brace for water contamination while schools and businesses shut.
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Peabody
Mass
Philip C. O'Donnell
Pumpa
Polleé
Peabody Square
O'Donnell
Prober Won’t Say If He’ll Walk Out
Reporters pressed the issue as McCarthy era hearings faced a possible walkout over Eisenhower’s order. McCarthy refused to confirm plans to leave the proceedings, while Eisenhower defended executive-legislative separation and candor in government discussions. The closed session followed tense exchanges about the January White House meeting and alleged pressures on Pvt. Schine.
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Washington
ABS
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Eisenhower
Tinut
Sen. Jackson
D. Wash
McClellan
D.ark
Lyne
Roy’ M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Atty
Jan.az
Army
Pvt
G. David Schine
Stevens
John Adams
Elsenhower
Supreme Court Rules Out Segregation in Schools
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that segregation of Negro and white students in public schools is unconstitutional. It held that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal and deprive students of equal protection of the laws. The decision could affect 17 states with segregation laws and three with permissive rules, with further decrees to be planned in the court's new term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren
South Carolina
Virginia
Kansas
Delaware
District of Columbia
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
West Virgins
New Mexico
Wyoming
Police Nab Suspect in Tie Killing
Wilmington police arrested Larry Thomas after a five month investigation into the strangulation death of Evelmer Crockett, 27, of Los Angeles. Detectives said witnesses described a man with the victim in an old model car near Lomita Boulevard before her body was found. Thomas, 28, was jailed while officers plan further questioning and lie detector testing.
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Wilmington
Ralph Weyant
Wayne Butts
Larry Thomas
Wilmington Ave
Imperial Blvd
Los Angeles
Evelmer Crockett
Lomita, Blvd
Eubank St
Weather note with clouds and temperature change
Low clouds cover the area with a late night to Tuesday morning period. A slight temperature change is expected in the northeast and other zones as conditions shift.
U S Makes Progress on Asian Unity Plan
Washington reports progress on a Southeast Asia unity effort after a period of hesitation. French Premier Laniel, meeting with U S Ambassador Dillon in Paris, is expected to propose an American intervention plan for Indochina as part of a three line of action strategy.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Joseph Laniel
U. S
C. Douglas Dillon
Paris
Indochina
Bandit Robs Drugstore, Gets $3500
NORWALK A bandit robbed the busy Sav on Drug Store in Norwalk Square this morning, taking about $3500 in cash after forcing the manager, Jay D. Peterson, 27, of Lakewood, to a desk in an upstairs office. The gunman cut two telephone wires, exited by the rear door, and fled as Peterson alerted the sheriff’s deputies.
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Dillon
Laniel
Norwalk
Ameri
Eisenhow
Norwalk Square
Dulles
U.ny
United Na‘eral
Indochina
Jay. D. Peterson
Stanbridge Ave
Lakewood
Peterson
Sheriff's. Office
Indistinct Phrase From United Nations Text Emerges
Fragment reads as a fragment of a United Nations discussion mentioning Indo China and the term American. The legibility is poor with incomplete syntax and missing context. Further details are not recoverable from the readable portion.
Five Years and Thirty Thousand Fine for Costello
Frank Costello, identified as a stacketeer, was sentenced to five years in prison and a 30000 dollar fine. The ruling marks a major crash in organized crime prosecutions in New York.
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Costello
New
YORK
Frank Costello
Beach Combing Billy Rose Classified Page Reference
A fragmented newspaper entry lists sections and page locations for Beach Combing and Billy Rose on various pages. Mentions Beige Page AS, re 6 AS Classified and Comics on Page B10. No clear event or person actions, just navigational item pointers within the edition.
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Billy Rose
French Hurl Ultimatum at Reds in Fort Dien Bien Phu
The French announced they would resume bombing the Vietminh to pressure repair of the Dien Bien Phu airstrip for evacuations. A midnight deadline was set for Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap to accept, with all-out air strikes promised if refused. Only 11 French casualties had been evacuated before the halt in airlift for repairs.
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Hanoi
Viet- Minh
Dien Bien Phu
Vo Nguyen Giap
Red River
Glap
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