Acrobat saves wife after 55-foot fall in Ringling act
Elizabeth Nochs 21 and husband Joseph 24 performed Daring in the Clouds when a circus pole snapped. He lunged from another pole and caught her, averting a tragedy as she survived a 53 to 55 foot plunge. In Pittsburgh a mother dropped her 6-month-old Susan Lynn from a third-floor window in a fire. Police officer Fred Brown and Edward Jones caught the child. The mother, Mrs Rita Connley, and Mrs Irene Myers leaped or were saved by ladder. All four injured, others escaped. Fire started in a second-floor apartment.
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Washington
iPi
Elisabeth Nochs
Joseph
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Pittsburgh
Ronald Connley
Rita
Susan Lynn
Connley
Irene Myers
Mrs. Connley
Fred Brown
Edward Jones
Brown
Suspect in Socialite Murder Seen in K C
Police hunted from New York to California for Nevada bartender William E. Boswell charged with strangling Philadelphia heiress Mrs. Anne Harris Van Ryne, 22. The body was found in his apartment, garrotted with a housecoat belt, with panties on the closet floor. Boswell reportedly left for New York in a green 1953 Buick.
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Carson City
Nev
New York
California
Nevada
Philadelphia
Anne Harris van Ryne
William E. Boswell
Kansas City
Boswell
William E. Boswell Sr
Lester Smith
van Ryne
Famed Spy Jourbert Duquesne Dies in New York at 78
Frederick Jourbert Duquesne an international adventurer and alleged three war spy against Britain died of a heart attack at City Hospital in New York after years in and out of custody. He had been released from a federal prison hospital in 1954 following a Nazi espionage term and had been treated since February for a broken hip. The life of the controversial figure, described as fantastical, spanned multiple conflicts and criminal episodes.
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York UI
Frederick ‘Jourbert Duquesne
City Hospital
Duquesne
United States
Bellevue Hospital
T. de Trafford Craven
Lord Kitchener
Nations seek U N action on Algeria in Security Council
The U N Asian African group plans urging the Security Council to discuss fighting in Algeria. Burma’s Paw Htin said a private caucus favored the move, with 12 nations ready to join though the Philippines and Turkey declined. France contests U N intervention.
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U.N
Algeria
United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Security Council
U_ Paw Htin
Burma
Hatala Wa
Lepullers
Los
Hussein Ait- Ahmed
Council
Philippines
Turkey
Caos
Libya
Nepal
France
Two New Atomic Submarines To Start Construction
Work on two more atomic submarines will begin next Tuesday in Groton Connecticut at Electric Boat Division General Dynamics. One submarine will be the Navy's largest radar picket and the other a fast attack craft, both to be powered by atomic reactors. The nine total subs planned under current programs include six more to be built in the new fiscal year. The radar boat will weigh about 6000 tons and feature advanced detection gear to guard fleets from air surface and undersea threats. The second sub Skipjack uses the Albacore hull line and marks a dramatic leap in design and capability.
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Washington Tll
Groton
Conn
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Classifieds and Pages List From The Daily Bulletin
The page guide lists sections and page numbers for church notices classifieds comics crosswords obituaries and features across pages A-4 A-9 B-2 to B-10 and A-2 A-6 A-8 including sports theaters tides and weather. It directs readers to death notices on B-2 and financial and schools content on A-9 to A-9.
Riots Erupt as Italy Votes Near
Rome and Milan saw clashes on the eve of nationwide local elections with fascist and communist factions clashing. Police guarded streets. at least 16 rioters were arrested and several people injured as 30 million Italians prepared to vote in municipal and provincial councils.
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Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Pallée
Milan
Moscow
Stalin
Tren
Tets Burn to Death Houseboat Fire in Amsterdam
A houseboat in a Amsterdam channel caught fire, killing three children aboard. Fire crews battled the blaze as authorities investigated the cause and warned of emergency hazards on waterways.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Guard Fired After Leaving Treasury Post Open
State Treasurer Charles G. Johnson says guard Martin Zachary was dismissed for dereliction after leaving the treasury vault unprotected for about an hour on March 4. Johnson said the vault held about $250 million in securities and up to $5,000 in cash, with the rest secured behind bars, and noted the dismissal must go through the state personnel board.
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Sacramento
Charles G. Johnson
Treasury
Johnson
Martin Zachary
Capitol
Zachary
Civil Service
State Personnel Board
Californians Constitutional Officers
John M. Pierce
George W Johnson
Blaze destroys Santa Maria Fire Dept station engines
A fire at a Santa Maria fire station destroyed three of four engines and damaged the station, leaving officials to estimate damage at $200,000. Outside units fought the blaze after it began from a spark igniting gasoline and the local crew struggled to contain the fire.
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Santa Maria
Heaviest Rainfall in Century Hits Northern Italian City
A relentless downpour drenched Wain Luss and surroundings, delivering about 3.8 inches in eight hours. The torrential storms flooded rivers, swamped farmlands, and ruined crops in the area, the heaviest in a hundred years and well above average rainfall.
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Wain Luss
Atchy
Virgil
Can't a Gas Watch Traffic in Peace
New York University student Joan Lynn, 26, became indignant when police arrived on a three floor ledge to remove her from a window ledge. She insisted she meant no harm and simply enjoyed watching traffic from the edge. The officers withdrew.
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New York U
Joan Lynn
Miss Lynn
Manhattan
Skier Lynnn Wattier Found Safe After Two Nights Lost
Oregon ski resort secretary Lynnn Wattier, 21, was found alive on Mt. Hood two nights after becoming separated from a skiing party. An intensive search followed her disappearance on Wednesday, and she was declared all right by rescuers.
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Lynnn Wattier
Oregon
Jay
Mt. Hood
Truck Auto Crash Kills 2 on Freeway
A Friday crash on the San Bernardino Freeway near Fontana killed Miguel A. Chapa 21 and a 7 year old, injuring five of twenty riding seekers. The auto driver Joseph F. Spence 53 escaped injury. Chapa’s family from Texas had been visiting California. Police identified other victims and survivors. the wreck involved a telephone pole and the truck overturned.
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Fontana
California
Texas
San
San Bernardino
Here
Miguel A. Chapa
Pacoima
Rachel
Joseph F. Spence
Long Beach
Kaiser Foundation
Alfonso
Chapa
Zapata
Tex
San Diego
Miguel Chapa
Brisceno
Califori
Nia
Nevada
Girl Perishes in 2nd Crash in L B Area
A fierce race between two cars ended when one careened, struck a fire hydrant, and overturned twice. Driver Walter Douglas Smith, 27, of Los Angeles, died. Barbara Matthews 21, of Los Angeles, injured with a fractured skull. A second fatal crash at Pier Ave and Gould Lane killed Rita E. O Connell 19 of Gardena. Police note the two-car race preceded the wrecks. witnesses reported the pursuit.
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Long Beach
Walter Douglas Smith
Los Angeles
Figueroa St
Pacific Coast Hwy
HHS
Barbara Matthews
Log Anstles
Harbor Gensre] Hospital
Smith
Rita E. O'Connell
160Th St
Gardena
Pier Ave
Gould Lene
Redondo Beach
Meter Man Admits Killing of Cincinnati Socialite
45 year old water meter reader Robert Lyons confessed to fatally stabbing Mrs Audrey Evers Pugh in Hyde Park after she ordered him to use the garage door. Police noted discrepancies in his story and re questioned him following the discovery of 24 stab wounds on the victim.
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Cincinnati
Robert Lyons
Cincinnati Society
Lyons
Audrey Evers Pugh
Herry Sandlan
Stanley Schrotel
Mrs. Pugh
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Robert F. Hale
Tijuana
Pecks
Peck
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S.S. Tennyson
South American
Brooklyn
Long “Beach
Press-Telegram
Long Beach 12
Calif
Walter Doherty
Nereus
Science and Business Administration
San Diego State College
Doherty
Associated Press
Northwestern University
Evanston, Oh
L.B
Meter Man
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