Glamorous 22 Year Old Elected to Los Angeles Council
Rosalind Wiener, 22, becomes the first woman on the Los Angeles City Council in 36 years, winning the Fifth District seat. A youth guidance worker born in LA and USC public administration graduate vows to curb juvenile delinquency and narcotics, pledging to address the district’s human problems.
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Los Angeles
Los’ Angeles
Rosalind Wiener
Brunet
Miss Wiener
Elmer H. Marshrey
George P. Cronk
Poulson
Fletchr Bowron
Estelle Lawton Lindsey
University of Southern California
Oscar Wiener
UUP
Congressman Beats Bowron in Bitter Race
Los Angeles voters chose Congressman Norris Poulson over Mayor Fletcher Bowron in a sharp 15 year term ending bid. Poulson won 287,619 votes to Bowron’s 252,721 with 540,340 mayoral votes cast of 546,818 ballots. Poulson will take office July 1 as leader of the city, amid a heated campaign and two failed bond measures totaling 60.9 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Oregon
Fletcher Bowron
House of Representatives
Bowron
Poulson
Bowrer
Frank Shaw
Old Score San Pedro's Never Forgetful Lawman
Wade E Dunn 43 begins 17 days in jail for a 22 year old vagrancy debt to San Pedro Police. A 1931 vagrancy sentence left 17 days unpaid after an 18 day escape. Oakland arrest last week uncovered a wanted bad checks case from 1847. Dunn to be arraigned in San Pedro Municipal Court Thursday on the bad check charge.
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Wade E. Dunn
Jove Masertto
Dunn
Oakland
San Pedro Municipal
Robertson Aids Ask Trial Be Forbidden
William Lloyd Robertson and 10 others indicted on criminal conspiracy charges as the Seal Beach Airport Club operated. They petition the Fourth District Court of Appeals for a writ of prohibition to bar Orange County Superior Court from trying them on Aug. 3, arguing the grand jury indictment was arbitrary and that prosecutors improperly influenced jurors. They warn of a lengthy, costly hearing with up to 200 witnesses. The appellate court in San Bernardino is considering the petition.
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Santa Ana
William Lloyd Robertson
Seal Beach
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Orange County
Robertson
Robert Gardner
Dist
Atty
James L. Davis
Robert Whitson
James P. Devine
Airport Club
Appelate Court
San Bernardino
Reynaud Seeks Approval to Lead France in Crisis
Paul Reynaud appeared before the National Assembly to seek confirmation as premier and proposed a constitution revision to grant the executive more power amid France’s deep political and economic crisis. He warned France is the sick man of Europe, cited a plunging franc, high prices, and low dollar reserves, and urged swift passage of his bill to stabilize the nation within the Atlantic Alliance and press Britain toward closer cooperation.
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PARIS
Paul Reynaud
National Assembly
France
Europe
Tatatan
Ane Figny
Reynaud
United States
Rance
Srauth
Great Britain
Weather outlook mostly sunny with rising daytime temps
Mostly sunny through Thursday with occasional high cloudiness. Slowly rising daytime temperatures. High today near 70 degrees.
Taft Split On United Nations Support Debate
Berlin dispatch reports four thousand refugees streamed into West Berlin from the Russian Zone the highest one day total. Only about two thousand two hundred could be registered as officials noted fear of sealing off West Berlin new identity cards and a potential draft. The influx pushed monthly registrations to thirty five thousand and January totals near two hundred twelve thousand.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Leven
People's Army
Corgrer
Red
Otto Gratewohl
Guardsmen Test Lost Plane Clue Near Salmon Mountain
Coast guardsmen, state patrolmen and foresters rushed to Salmon Mountain 18 miles east to verify a mountain dweller's report of a missing four engined Lancaster bomber with 10 aboard. George Montgomery, resident on 3157 foot peak, said the plane struck a tree, sliced part off, and banked northward while still aloft. Officials warned if the path continued it could strike another peak.
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Ikf
Coast
Salmon Mountain
Here
George Montgomery
Coast Guard
Mexican Oil Tanker Breaks Up in Chile Storm
A Shell Mexicana tanker identified as No. 43 snapped its moorings at Valparaiso Port during a violent wind and rainstorm and began breaking up on rocks offshore. No injuries or deaths were reported. Shell Mexicana is a subsidiary of Shell Oil Co.
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Chile
Shell Mexicana
Valparaiso
Shell Oil Co
Assemblyman Chapel Seeks Poulson Post
SACRAMENTO Assemblyman Charles Edward Chapel R Inglewood announced he will seek election to Congress in the 24th District to succeed Norris Poulson elected mayor of Los Angeles.
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Sacramento
Charles Edward Chapel
Inglewood
Norris Poulson
Laos Angeles
Soviet says four US spies executed by Russians
Moscow says four American agents were shot after a military tribunal found them guilty of parachuting into Ukrainian soil with espionage equipment. Names given: Aleksander Lakhno Aleksandr Makov Sergei Gorbunov and Dmitri Remiga. UPI reported Moscow press coverage and US State Department dismissed the claim as fantastical.
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Envernment Organ
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Hao
Ministry of Internal Security
Aleksander Lakhno
Aleksandr Makov
Sergei Gorbunov
Dmitri Remiga
Supreme Court of
Soviet Union
Lakhno
Makoy
Vasili Vasilchenko
Leonide Mackovsky
Lakhne
Makov
John
Alek
Makey
Washington
de jPartment
Russia
United States
Ukraine
Lincoln White
Flash Flood Dams El Dorado Businesses amid Rising Rivers
In El Dorado Kansas a flash flood from up to six inches of rain inundated large parts of the city including the business district. Walnut River and Whitewater Creek flowed three feet plus, forcing residents onto trees and rooftops. Firefighters and volunteers rescued stranded residents as water and telephone service failed. The city was isolated with road closures and minimal communication until one south road opened to one-way traffic.
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AIF
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Leon
Mexico's Stel Output Threatened by Strike
Monterrey Mexico 60000 foundry workers threaten to paralyze iron and steel production after rejecting a contract in Mexico City. Workers vote to quit at noon challenging Company Fundidora de Fierro Acero de Monterrey the nation’s largest producer. Salary increase of 12 percent and other benefits were cited in the dispute.
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Monterrey
Mexico
México City
Funridora de Fierro
Acero. de Monterrey
Weather and tides listed for the region
A content index shows where to find weather tides temperatures and related listings across pages including Beach Combing Bridge Classifieds Comica Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries and more. It directs readers to pages A-15 B-14 B-19 B-8 and B-2 for related features and notices.
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Boyle
Baby girl found alive in Brooklyn incinerator
Carmelo Chilli mi, a porter in a Brooklyn housing project, described opening the incinerator door and pulling a blanket wrapped baby girl from the furnace. Doctors said the four day old infant was in good condition. Police searched the project for the person who left the child there.
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New York
Carmelo Chillimi
Porter
Brooklyn
Iceshan
Allies Split Over Korea Truce Plans As Taft Criticizes UN
President Eisenhower stressed allied support for United Nations goals in Korean truce talks while Senator Taft warned the U N may be abandoned over Korea. Capitol reaction varied. Wiley urged caution and reading Taft’s speech before comment. Fulbright condemned Taft’s stance, signaling a sharp GOP split on the issue.
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Eisenhower
United Nations
Sen
Taft
White House
Capitol
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Wifies
R.-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eissenhower
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Sen. Ferguson
R.-Mich
Ifulbright
Fulbright
D.ark
Korea
Fullbright
Arkansas Lawrmaker
Truce Zone Violation Reported in Panmunjom
Communist liaison officers charged two armed South Koreans disguised as Reds were picked up inside Panmunjom neutral zone early today. Reds claim sabottage motive and Russia type submachine guns were used. Communists protest, Allied officers say B N Command will investigate.
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Panmiunjom
Maison
B. N
Two Killed Two Injured in Montana Avalanche
Bloodhounds located the body of George Beaton 45 West Glacier Mont buried in snow since Tuesday after an avalanche shoved a snow plow off a 2000 foot drop. Eugene Michael Sillivan also of West Glacier entombed eight hours ago. Whitford Frederick Kein 31 Sleepy Eye Minn were found 500 feet from the scenic highway. Klein critically injured.
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Mont
George Beaton
West Glacier
Beaton
Eugene Michael
Sillivan
Glacier National. Park
Whitford
Frederick
Kein
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Klein
Injured Man Has Sisters In Long Beach Area
A brief note mentions an injured man described with sisters in Long Beach. Names and exact relations appear unclear in the fragmented OCR text. Further details on identities and location are not readable.
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Renee
Ampany
Jared
Glacier Nati Park
Brother E
Consutenten
Theresa
Wurick
EL 15Th St
Long Beach
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