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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1951
Page
2
Circleville police report a 14 year old Lancaster girl, missing since noon, walked into Norman Kutler’s drugstore at closing, declared a stickup, took 143 dollars, and was arrested five minutes later in a hotel opposite the store. She claimed she needed money and enjoyed school.
Evanston Wyoming November 14 AP weary workers continued to sift tangled steel for a possible seventeenth victim of Monday’s smashup near Evanston. Sixteen bodies had been recovered and a missing man was still unaccounted for as Union Pacific officials warned the toll may reach 17. Fire from butane sparks hampered rescue efforts and investigations by Union Pacific, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and local authorities were underway.
In Michigan, Oakland County Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore ordered the 11 Murray Moore orphans remain with relatives and two court guardians after a hearing. Guardians Richard T. Moss and Arthur Mercure will manage financial affairs while adoption offers are investigated. The Pittsburgh couple Donald and Mary Balh pursued all eleven, visiting Leonard, Michigan, as families of the deceased parents were mourned after a fatal weekend crash involving beer-drinking teens.
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson urged President Truman to state that the federal government will not issue tideland leases until Congress resolves ownership. Johnson warned Interior Department action would insult Congress and states, urging Congress to reaffirm Texas ownership as legal battles continue.
Colonel William K. Wileman said the Philadelphia Quartermaster depot holds 21 types of medals and ten decorations authorized by Congress for distribution. He noted 338 tons of medals cost $17,490 yearly to store, but hundreds of thousands of veterans have not applied for awards and the depot serves as the Army central supply for these recognitions.
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