Mary Pickford grazed by bullet on Hollywood estate
Hollywood AP report says Mary Pickford disclosed a pistol misfire on her estate Saturday night. Marion Davies and her husband Captain Horace Brown were present as Buddy Rogers and Brown handled the weapon. Pickford said a bullet grazed her forehead after Brown slipped on oil and the pistol discharged. Dr. Eliot Corday treated a slight abrasion.
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Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Marion Davies
Horace Brown
Miss Pickford
Brown
Merchant Marine
Rogers
Eliot Corday
Sne
Desperado Kills Girl and Deputy in Toledo Pursuit
A gunman identified as John Bowens killed Deputy Sheriff Ray Westover during a highway stop in Toledo. Bowens then struck another vehicle, killing Ann Marie Marlin as she escorted a pedestrian. Bowens, Walter Bryans, and Phillip Pevyell, all armed, were captured after a final roadblock. Bryans and Pevyell admitted car theft in New York.
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Toledo
Ohio
UPA
Ray Westover
Robert Newell
John Bowens
Brooklyn
Bowens
St. Charles Hospital
Ann Marie Marlin
Jay Francis
Bind
Newell
Walter Bryans
New York City
Phillip
Pevyell
Philadelphia
New York
Light drizzle shades Long Beach shoppers downtown
A light drizzle began after 9 a m prompting most downtown shoppers to seek cover. The Weather Bureau forecast called for drizzles in the foothills, but Long Beach saw an extra-heavy drizzle described as an elusive factor for the area.
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Long Beach
Weather Bureau
Seaton Favored for Interior Secretary in Eisenhower Era
Washington AP reports rapid Senate approval for Fred A. Seaton to lead the Interior Department. Seaton, 46, Nebraska journalist and broadcaster, heads White House staff on administrative affairs and backs a partnership power policy. He avoided direct pledge on McKay policies but signaled intent to advance the Eisenhower electricity and water strategy.
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Washington
Senate
Fred A. Seaton
Eisenhower
Seaton
Nebraska
White House
Clarence A. Davis
Douglas McKay
McKay
Sen
Morse
Sen. Neuberger
Interior Department
Income Tax Ordered on Layoff Pay
The federal ruling lets unemployed workers receive privately financed SUB payments in full without withholding or Social Security taxes, while these supplemental benefits must be reported as income. Governor Harrington clarified the June 1 rollout by major auto producers and noted the payments are not wages for withholding purposes.
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Washington Wm
Russell C. Harrington
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Wrong Leo Sanchez Brought To Court Again
Superior Judge Beacon Vasey scolded as deputies sent the wrong Leo Sanchez from the County Jail to court for a second straight day. The court did not learn the charges, while the correct Leo Sanchez faces grave theft allegations.
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Beacon Vasey
Leo Sanchez
Sanchez
Vasey
Richard Clearwater
Purge Victims Accused of Backing Beria in Azerbaijan
Moscow reports four Azerbaijan officials were executed for treason and counter-revolutionary activity. The chief defendant, M. D. Bagirov, former secretary of the Azerbaijan Communist Party and prime minister, plus three others, were said to be accomplices of Lavrenty Beria. The trial was held publicly in Baku between April 12 and 26, with charges of terroristic acts. Bagirov rose to prominence after Stalin’s death and was later dismissed as premier on July 18, 1953.
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Azerbaijan
Caucasian
Lavrenty Beria
Baku Worker
Baku
M. D. Bagirov
Azerbaijan Communist Party
Council of Ministers
Azerbaijan Republc
Bagirov
Iang
Soviet Union
Beria
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
Pretty Thief Turns Jail to Love Nest
Leopoldine Schoeb a 24 year old housemaid jailed for stealing jewels from Lord Rendle sham in London was sentenced to 20 years in an Austrian jail. She then ensnared a 30 year old prison guard turning the prison into a love nest while prisoners blackmailed the guard into meetings and letter exchanges. The guard received eight months hard labor and the maid four more months. Sentence added under Austrian law on crimes in foreign countries.
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Kreme
Austria
Leopoldine
Schoeb
Lord Rendlesham
London
Eisenhower asks Congress for stepped up nuclear program
President Eisenhower urged Congress to authorize a larger nuclear energy effort for peace and defense, requesting 112.5 million dollars for fiscal 1957 starting July 1. White House said funds would cover design, development, testing, weapons production and civilian power reactors, plus plant acquisition and construction for expanded military and civilian reactor programs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
James C. Hagerty
Weather forecast notes cloudiness and clearing
Considerable cloudiness remains with partial clearing in the afternoon. A drop in temperature brings slightly cooler conditions for Wednesday.
Warm Wave Ends Floods in Two States
Warm weather hastened the recovery from floods in Indiana and Illinois. Indianapolis faced a flood emergency with Civil Defense workers on duty as officials ordered evacuations for over 1,500 families in Marion County after weekend rains.
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Indiana
Ilinois
Indianapolis
Phillip Lt. Bayi
Ilinais
Weather Bureau
Marion County
Boy refuses fire call as rural home burns
In Statesville North Carolina a $15,000 rural home burned Monday while a boy hogged a party line refusing to yield for the fire department. Mrs. Paul Phillips interrupted the call to report the blaze and a neighbor Hoyle Eller entered the burning house pleading for the boy to get off the phone.
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Statesville
N.C
USA
Paul Phillips
Hoyle Eller
Mart Surges Ahead on $1 to $4 Gains
New York stocks moved decisively higher with leading issues gaining 1 to 4 dollars per share. Wall Street viewed the advance as continuing the recovery from Monday’s losses and following three weeks of general decline. Analysts anticipated a technical rally attracting buyers at lower prices.
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New York
Imarket
Wall Street
Beach Combing Guide and Page References
A brief index lists where to find content in the newspaper. It names sections such as Beach Combing on Page B, Bridge on Page A9, Classified from B8 to B13, Comics on B6, and other features including Death Notices on B2, Editorial on A, Financial on B3, Shipping on B7, Sports on A21, A12, A18, Theaters on A6, and TV Radio on A10, with Wilson and Women in various pages.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Doctor seeks grand jury over police stop during emergency
Dr Edward J. Mirmelli charged officers Michael Bolton and Eugene Niziolek with abusing him and threatening him with a pistol while he rushed a patient to Chicago's hospital for an emergency appendectomy. He says a one hour delay occurred and he'll press the case with the state's attorney. Officers say they would have escorted him if he had stated an emergency.
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WBA
L A Grand Jury
Edward J. Mitmell
Imichael Bolton
Eugene Niziolek
Mirmelli
John Gut- Knecht
Barbara Bezack
Mirmehi
Jhim
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Arthur Gullett
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