Fog Shuts Long Beach Freeway After Dense Morning Fog
A morning fog caused a chain of crashes on the Long Beach Freeway near Long Beach Blvd overpass injuring three people and damaging nearly a dozen vehicles. Evang, Mazewski, and Singleton were among the injured as two dump trucks and a car collided in the heaviest wreck. Traffic stalled as drivers saw only two cars ahead. Airport operations at Long Beach Municipal and LA International were disrupted briefly, with the Fernmoor freighter anchoring outside the breakwater.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Blvd
Joe Risinger
Glenn Evang
McKenzie St
Frank Mazewski
George Singleton
Los Angeles
Evans
George Barnes
Barnes
John Reynolds
St. and Redondo Ave
Where to Find It Beach Combing Boyle Page A11
The note lists where to locate various sections of the newspaper including Beach Combing Boyle on Page A11, Bridge on Page A1, Classified on Pages S11 to S15, Comics on Page B10, and other sections such as Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Sports, Theaters, and Vital Statistics across multiple pages. It serves as a contents guide for readers navigating the issue.
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Boyle
Paice
Financial
Wilson
Jealous Man Slays Compton Wife and Kin
A Compton man opened fire Sunday, killing his wife and two relatives in a jealous spree. Police did not release names as investigators inspect the triple slaying and motive.
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Compton
Red Revolution parade honors past while Corplan tragedy unfolds
The city marked the Bolshevik anniversary with a parade as a domestic shooting shocked Corplan residents. Rey Vernon Deckter, 37, former Hawthorne inspector, hurled into a home and killed Alice Decker, 52, and shot Helen Witt, 23, who was critically injured along with Witt’s mother Jean Witt, 40. Deckter toppled doors and fired a .25 pistol, later arrested as chaos spilled into the Spruce Street home. Mrs Witt tried to confront him but was fatally shot. Decker died in the doorway. Police report Deckter did not admit guilt. Kenneth Wheeler, 35, fled during the event.
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YES Wane Cues Beas
Alice Decker
Helen Witt
Miss Witt
Jean Witt
Spruce St
Corplan
Rey Vernon Deckter
Hawthorne Aircraft
Decker
R. C. Stover
Court Rulings Smash More Race Barriers
The Supreme Court struck down racial barriers in public parks pools and golf courses and voided a section of the 1950 Military Code of Justice affecting a veteran charged with crimes after discharge. It also refused to review a housing ban on alleged subversives. The rulings, issued as two brief orders, align with the 1954 school desegregation stance. The court ordered Maryland and Ballttouré parks and Atlanta golf courses opened to all races, and freed Robert W. Toth from charges linked to a murder case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Fourth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Maryland
Ballti- Toure
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Federal District Court
Robert W. Toth
Fittsburgh
Five Women Die as Auto Plunges Into Frigid Minnesota River
Five Minneapolis women drowned when their car skidded on ice near a parking lot and plunged into the Minnesota River. A sixth woman escaped and was rescued by youths at the scene. Paramedics and coroner identified victims as Margaret Miskowice, Dolores Mary Miskowice, Ann Mairs, Carol Aas Reed, and Ruth Pulkrabek. Donna Mae Wills survived and was hospitalized in St Paul. The group had just left a nightclub after a late-night evening of dancing.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakota County
Margaret. Miskowicee
Dolores Mary
Ann Miars
Carol Aas Reed
Ruth Pulkrabek
Walnut Grove
Minn
Donna Mae Wills
Pulkrabek
St. Paul
Miss Mairs
William Mathias
St.Paul
David Swanson
Mathias
Swanson
Burns Battle Wild Brush Flames Threaten Sunland Evacuation Ordered
Evacuation ordered in Sunland La Tuna Canyon as 30 mph winds drive a brush fire toward homes. Eleven firefighters burned one critically with a volunteer collapsing. Fire Chief cites gusts ending the blaze by late morning. Van Nuys police aided evacuation and school, VanNuys radio cars sent. no injuries beyond burns.
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Sunland
la Tuna Canyon
la Tuna Canyon Rd
Sunland Blvd
van Nuys
la Tuna Rd
James K. Cat
Georgia St
Clark L. Bodgson
Jontral
Vinedale
Board of Education
Sidet
Bank Hostage Theft In Hebron Sees $3000 Stolen
A young man and woman held a 60 year old cashier and his wife at gunpoint overnight at Citizens Bank in Hebron Indiana before stealing 3000 dollars and fleeing in the cashier’s car. McGinley was later released unharmed near Fort Wayne with no daughters taken. The town of Hebron, population about 1010, is 45 miles southeast of Chicago.
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Hebron
Ind
ULP
Robert McGinley
Citizens Bank
McGinley
Frankfort
U.S
Ruth
Jack Simmons
Lake County
iHebron
Chicago
Income of U S Sets New Mark
The Commerce Department reported a September annual personal income rate of 307 billion dollars, a new national record. All major income types rose from August to September, including farm proprietors, though farm income fell about one billion dollars month over month.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Eisenhower to Fly to Capital After Hospital Stay
President Eisenhower will leave Fitzsimons Army Hospital Friday and fly to Washington aboard a private plane. Doctors said his departure timing remains contingent on his condition, with a decision on re election plans not expected until late January or early February.
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Eisenhower
Capital
Denver
Washington
Meccoll
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Liscrisower
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
White
Fitz ‘Simons Army Hospital
Columbine TM
Edzital
White House
Sthnes
Elsen‘hower
Stout Heart Wins in Boy's Grueling Test
Corpus Christi Texas Toby Craddock a 16 year old with weak legs but a stout heart hiked 20 miles along Padre Island to qualify for a Boy Scout merit badge. The trek took a little over 12 hours with a physician monitoring his condition. He started at 430 a m and finished at 455 a m earning a merit badge totaling 29 and eligibility for the Eagle Scout.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Toby Craddock
Sandy Padre Island
Betty F. Craddock
Toby
Palin
Death in Fire at District Home for Aged
An 82 year old man, James Fleishman, died in bed as flames consumed a District of Columbia Home for the Aged residence Sunday night. Two bedridden roommates watched as no one could summon help before firefighters arrived. Superintendent Donald Brewer confirmed the death and noted a physician and nurse were in reach but could not reach the victim in time.
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Washington
Ufi
Donald Brewer
District of Columbia Home For the Aged
James Fleishman
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Red Revolution
Soscow Upi
Soviet Union
Moscow
Red Square
TSS
Kenneth R. Wheeler
Canenill St. Long Beach
Canada Way
Ray Vernon Decker
Alice
Richard Nixon
Monica Seaton
Washington, D. C
Nixon
Julie
Monica
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