Bartender Sought in Reno Death
A Reno murder case ties a bartender named Boswell to the suspected death of Mrs. Van Ryne. Police report the body found in a closet, with fingerprints matching Mrs. Van Ryne’s effects. Deputy Batner recognized a wedding ring on the body, and a warrant for Boswell’s arrest followed a murder complaint.
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Sherlef
Prince Hawking
van Ryne
Reno
Middlebury
J. Francis DeVinney
Philadelphia
Thomas’ W. van Ryne
Los Angeles
Evin K. Bitners
Boswell
Bitners
Justice OF the Peace
Daniel Murphy
Dist
Cameron Battler
Justice Court
Batner
van Rene
Oroville
Calif
Ben Williamson
Adlai Charges GOP Misinforming U S in Florida rally
Adlai Stevenson accused the Eisenhower administration of deliberate misinformation about the fight against communism. Speaking at a Fort Lauderdale rally, he attacked President Eisenhower's Waco remarks as a limited truth while warning the public that the administration helps create illusions about communism's fate. He spoke during the Florida Democratic presidential primary campaign against Estes Kefauver.
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Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Estes Kefeuver
Florida
Fort Laudersdale
Eisenhower
Waco
Tex
Baylor
University
Washington
Ailaye
Kefgaver
Aepllinais
Kefauver
St. Petersburg
Gettysburg
Texas
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Senate
Lynton TB. Johnson
Priest Talks Man Down From Golden Gate Bridge
A 32-year-old man identified as Leonard dangled about 100 feet above the deck on the Golden Gate Bridge cable for an hour after a drinking spree. Priest Father James McGee talked him down at 4 35 am, and Leonard was hospitalized then jailed on a drunkenness charge.
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San Francisco
John
F. Leonard
Sam Lorenzo
Mwalk
Leonard Xe
Golden Gate Bridge
James McGee
St. Joseph's Church
Leonard
Stanley F. Savitski
San Rafael
Savitski
Ispan
Vitskt
Iwto
Charles Woodworth
Father McGee
al Dod
Leonard Esta Ater
Father Mc.Gee
Marin General Hospital
Ounty
Gleason TV Wife Audrey Meadows Marries Realty Man
Audrey Meadows, wife of comedian Jackie Gleason, married Randolph Rouse a Washington real estate man today. Ceremony by Rev. Francis James Meadows Cotter at Church of the Heavenly Rest in Manhattan. Wayne Meadows, her sister, served as matron of honor. Steve Allen was an usher.
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New York
Audrey Meadows
Jackie Gleason
Randolph Rouse
Washington, D. C
Francis James Meadows Cotter
Sharon, Conn
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Manhattan
Wayne Meadows
Steve Allen
Retrial Ordered for Merkouris in murder case
California Supreme Court orders a new trial for James Merkouris of Los Angeles after reversing his 1954 conviction for murdering his former wife Despiny Forbes and for charges involving two police officers. The court faulted trial judge Fricke for circumstantial evidence instructions and lack of a sanity hearing. Descriptions indicate ongoing charges regarding the policemen's deaths.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
James Merkouris
Los Angeles
Charles W. Fricke
Merkouris
Despiny Forbes
Robert Forbes
Forbes
Froh
East's Warm Air Ends Northeast Cold Spell
Warm air pushed into New England and the lower Great Lakes breaking a brief Northeast cold spell. Temperatures rose 10 to 35 degrees from 24 hours earlier with readings about 20 degrees below normal Friday morning in many areas. Heaviest crop losses, about 3 million dollars, were in Massachusetts as western Great Lakes saw some moderation. Thunderstorms and showers were reported nationwide except along the West Coast. A tornado near Lubbock Texas killed a woman and caused rural damage. two farm families evacuated by motorboat as floods hit Texline Creek.
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New England
Great Lakes
Massachusetts
Gulf States
Bu! Teal
Oklahoma
South Plains
Texas
Lubbock
Texline
Upper
Panhandle
Iee
Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Florida
Appalachians
Plains States
Hat theft robs Ragno of $1700 payroll
New York reporter recounts Pi Francisco Ragno a dress factory owner carrying a $1700 payroll from bank to his factory. He tucked the money in his hat but a thief struck from behind knocking him down. The hat flew off and the robber grabbed the cash and fled.
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New York
Francisco Ragno
Ragno
Rhee Names 3 New Aids in Reshuffle
Seoul four president Syngman Rhee named three new ministers to his cabinet and switched another in a post election reshuffle. He has made five cabinet changes since a mass resignation by Liberal Party members after an election setback. Rhee said he would keep most ministers in place with a few changes to come.
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Seoul
Syng- Man
Rhee
Liberal Party
Fragmented OCR Police Notice and Audit Bureau text
The readable fragments describe a public notice or filing with an audit bureau and police related terms. It mentions Pine Avenue Log Bruch Sember and dates around 2024 and 20 24.00. The exact action or authority remains unclear from the garbled OCR.
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Pine Avenue
Log Bruch
Audit Bureau of Oluletion i
Arner Delly
$13 Million Set For Park Projects in California
National Park Service announces plans to spend 13 million dollars over the next decade on Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Director Conrad L. J. Mirth says 8.6 million will go to roads and trails and 4.4 million to buildings and utilities in the two parks.
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Washington
National Park Service Today
Ans
Sequoia
Kings Canyon National Pack
California
Farks
Conrad L.J. Mirth
Wild Car Race Kills Man and Injures Passengers
An Ohio-like parade of wrecks and injuries reported in Los Angeles area streets. Ede ward Hust of Gardena drove after a fatal collision as a passenger suffered a punctured lung and another rider faced multiple leg fractures. Leo Polda Montanez of Redondo Beach was arrested for drinking and failure to yield. Additional crashes harmed Victor and Madge Low of Long Beach, and Frank Hernandez of Torrance. A separate collision near Artesia and Atlantic left four hurt, with Douglas MacMillan charged with drunken driving and speeding. A Whittier motorcyclist was critically injured near Fullerton Road.
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Edeward L. Hust
164Th St. Gardena
Harbor General Hospital
Leopolda
Montanez
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Lomita Blvd
Hawthorne Ave
Torrance
Victor Low
Madge Low
Henderson St
Frank Hernandez
Artesia St
Allantic Ave
Douglas R. MacMillan
Gavi
Ota Ave
Shirley Sleeper
Bellflower Blvd
Verna M. ‘Northrop
Temple Ave
Helen J. Carter
Mar Les Dr
Santa Ana
MacMillan
Whittier
Cyele
Fullerton Ra.1
Sunnycrest St
Fullerton
Dennis Hansen
Emery St
St. Joseph Hospital
Orange
Alex Walker
Spadra Rd
Walker Mace
Idaho River Flood Threat Drops Again
Bonners Ferry Idaho reports the Kootenai River dropping about one twentieth of a foot per hour. River gauge shows under 36 feet on Friday, still a foot above the prior record high but down from this week's peak. Workers remain vigilant as 371 foot dirt dikes stay stressed by sustained high water while sandbags await any recommended danger zones.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Kootenai
California hits records in licensed drivers and vehicles
The Department of Motor Vehicles reports March 31 totals with 6,650,224 licensed drivers nearly one for every two residents and 6,251,352 motor vehicles, both records, reflecting crowded California streets.
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Calif
Sacramento
California
Department of Motor Vehicles Today
First Electric Success in Halting a Heart for Surgery
A Brooklyn girl, Michele Lauer, underwent heart repair at SUNY College of Medicine using electrical current. Surgeons halted her heart with a low voltage shock to by pass it for an hour, then restarted it with a high voltage jolt. the patient recovered and went home.
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New York
LRA
Brooklyn
State University of New York College of Medicine
Fridey
Michele Lauer
Michele
General Says New Jet to Aid Defense
Washington reports General Earle E Partridge told a Senate subcommittee that the United States seeks improved jet fighters and newer interceptors to boost Continental Air Defense against long range bombers like the Soviet Bison. He said current fighters lack altitude performance and speed, and pledged work to rectify these gaps.
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Washington
Opera
U. S
Air Command
Earle E. Partridge
Senate
Rea- Services
Air Force
Partridge
Navy
Press Guild to Present CC Awards at Long Beach Banquet
Stam wait of the Los Angeles Newspaper Guild will present awards to City College writers at the Long Beach City College Business and Technology banquet at 7:30 p.m. today in Apple Valley Steak House. Don Culpepper will represent the Guild in presenting the awards. Harry Frishman will present a certificate to Collegian editor Dick Beck. Other awards are listed for Roger Case, Don Desfor, A Hollingsworth, and Dr. George Dotson in public schools.
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Independent, Press-Tele
Stam Wait
Los Angeles Newspaper Guild
City College
Long Beach City’ College Business and
Apple Valley
Don Culpepper
Gaia
Harry Frishman
Long Beach Public Schools
Dick Beck
Roger”T
Case
Case Adverttising
Don Desfor
A. Hollingsworth
Bro
Group Eyes U N Action on Algeria
Arab League push shifts to seek United Nations Security Council debate on Algeria. Nehru proposes mutual declarations and direct talks to end violence, while West rebuffs Soviet plan for joint Middle East action. Algiers rebels strike French workers near Oumach. Paris sees Communist protests over sending reservists.
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Gates
General Assembly
Security’ S Council
Arab League
Damascus
Jto
Security Council
Paw Hum
India
W Nehru
New Delhi
Nehru
Algeria
U. K N
Middle East
United States
Britain
Tion
Algiers
Oumach
Constantine
Aures
North Africa
Tunis
Sa. Tocca
Morocco
Gabriel Burgand
Paris
al- Beria
Grignoud Station
Grenoble
French Alps
Delray Beach Blocks Race Tension with Emergency Ordinance
Delray Beach officials approved an emergency ordinance allowing police to stop and search persons and vehicles for weapons and set roadblocks to curb alleged racial tension. After a suit over pool and beach access, authorities contend rising gun purchases and rumors threaten residents.
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Delray Beach
Flo. Vi
I Qi
Atlantic Ocean
Lawyer Haskell Sentenced In Tax Case In Denver
Denver attorney and former Colorado Republican chairman Charles A. Haskell, 50, was sentenced to six months in prison and fined 5000 for failure to file a 1951 federal income tax return. He will appeal to the 10th Circuit and was released on 2000 bond, delaying payment and service until the higher court rules. He had claimed over 40000 gross income in 1951 and paid back taxes plus interest and a 25 percent penalty in 1953. He resigned as GOP chair after indictment.
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Denver
Charles A. Haskell
Colorado
Haskell
U.S. 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S
Donald el Kelley
U. S. District Court
GOP
Taste of Politics Inspires Brownstown Seniors
In Brownstown Indiana Matt Welsh a Democratic candidate for governor told high school seniors on Friday he first tasted politics through postage stamps he once pasted on campaign circulars, sharing early engagement memories with the group.
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Brownstown
Ind
Matt Welsh
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