British Flag Taken At Denver Mint Nine Minutes
Denver mint was briefly seized when a man draped the British union jack over the facility for nine minutes during the early Sunday hours. Security tied up, a flag was raised before officers replaced it with a half-open padlock. director Alma Schneider said the prank could have faced federal charges if caught. A note attached read Just charge it. Winne.
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Denver
Denver Mint
Mint
E. W. Widmer
Alma Schneider
Death of Maj Gen Innis Swift First Cavalry Division Leader
Maj Gen Innis P Swift longtime First Cavalry commander died in Brooke Army Hospital San Antonio following a heart attack He is remembered for leading the unit in the Pacific including the Admiralty Islands and Luzon He survived by his wife and two daughters Funeral plans call for services in San Antonio with burial at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
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Innis P. Swift
First Cavalry
Pacific
San Antonio
Brooke Army Hospital
John, Pershing
Douglas Mac. Arthur
Walter Krueger
Ft. Laramie
Wyo
Eben Swi
First Cavalry Division
U. S. Military Acade
Gen. Pershing
Krueger
Admiralty Islands
Luzon
Philippine Islands
George W. Vaughn
Henry Thomas Cherry
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
City Board Rejects Protests on Downtown Traffic Plan
The city council denied protests to a proposed one way traffic scheme for Pine and Aves downtown set to start on the 13th. Purvine of 151 Locust Ave opposed changes during the busy retail season and urged reversal of Pine southbound and Locust northbound flow to protect parking lot operations. Manager Vickers said parking movements could be adjusted to fit the ordinance. Nappier of 2293 Delta Ave also filed a written protest.
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Aves
Purvine
Locust Ave
Pine
Locust
Eighth St
Seaside Blvd
Pine Ave
Sam E. Vickers
J. W. Nappier
Delta Ave
Organ Recital by Lloyd Holzgrafe at First Methodist Church
Organist Lloyd Holzgrafe of First Methodist Church will give a recital at 8 15 tonight. Sponsored by the church and the Long Beach chapter of the American Guild of Organists, of which he is a member.
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Lloyd Holzgrafe
First Methodist Church
Long Beach
American Guild of Organists
Holzgrafe
Ex-Champ Beat Her, N Y Woman Charges
New York up in court British boxer Randy Turpin faces a third degree assault charge after Adele Daniels a 24 year old New York State Labor Department clerk accuses him of repeatedly beating her over weeks. Turpin jailed on bail hearing set with a motion for $15 000 while he awaits an afternoon departure to England.
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New York
Randy Turpin
Adele Daniels
New York State Department of Labor
Turpin
Miss Daniels
John E. Prendergast
England
Saul Strauss
Daniels
J. Roland Sala
Minot Jelkce
Pat Ward
Prendergast
Bobo Olson
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
GOP Leaders Urge Collier to Drop Out in LA Race
Los Angeles reports say national and state GOP officials pressed John L. E. Collier to quit the Congressional race in California's 24th District, aiming for Glenard P. Lipscomb as the sole Republican candidate for the November 10 special election. Collier remains in, while Democrats George Arnold and Irving Markheim compete, with Estes Kefauver assisting Arnold. The outcome hinges on party unity and solid support amid a tight contest to replace Norris Poulson.
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Los Angeles
John L. E. Collier
Leonard W. Hall
Choirsman
Republican National Committee
A. Ronald Button
California
Glenard P. Lipscomb
Norris Poulson
U. S. House of Representatives
Collier and Lipscomb
George Arnold
Central Committee
Irving Markheim
Estes Kefauver
D.-Tent
Arnold
Button
Hall
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U S Woman Began Spy Contact, Swiss Trial Told
Roessler testified in Lucerne that an American agent Emily Rede sought his help after the war to counteract French and British influence in Germany. The German exile says Rede asked him to facilitate US intelligence contacts while he reported to Czechoslovakia on Western Allies activities since 1947. He says Rede moved freely in Switzerland to recruit collaborators.
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Switzerland
Rudolf Roesster
Ruessa
Germany
Roessler
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Europe
Tribunal Today
Emily Rede
State Department
United States
Republican rift over Lipscomb endorsement in 24th District
Button backs Hall's conclusions and warns a split GOP in the 24th District would hand Washington a representative who would tie the President's hands. Colter vows to finish the race, accusing the Los Angeles County Republican Committee of stacking the district fact-finding panel to endorse Lipscomb. He affirms support for Eisenhower while attacking the party machinery.
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Eisenhower
Button
Hall
Washington
Colter
Los Angeles County Republican Committee
Lipscomb
Republican Party
Fact-Findling Committee
Two Adena Skeletons Found Near Scioto River
Ohio State Museum archeologists uncovered two well preserved Adena era skeletons near the Scioto River as a site is leveled for an industrial project. Curator Raymond S Baby calls the remains an exceptionally fine preservation of two women from 400 BC to 700 AD.
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Ohio
Preser- State Museum
Scioto River
Raymond S. Baby
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