Hallinan Tax Trial Jury Fails to Reach Accord
In San Francisco federal court, a seven man five woman jury failed to agree after about seven hours of deliberation in the income tax evasion trial of leftist attorney Vincent Hallinan and his wife. The court ordered further deliberations at 9 a.m. The Hallinans faced charges of dodging 363,221 in income taxes from 1946 through 1950, with government claims of inflated deductions and unreported fees. Hallinan, a longtime Progressive Party figure, defended Bridges as the jury deliberated.
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Federal Court
Vincent Hallinan
Jiaiian
Visi
Edn
P. Murphy
Hallinan
Progressive Party
Harry Bridges
Bridges
International Longshoremen and Housemen's Union
Hallinans
Georged
New York Doctors Say L A Smog Peril Doubtful
New York physicians Dr William Does and Dr Isidore Snapper told graduate internists at County General Hospital that air pollution may not drive lung cancer in Los Angeles. They argued San Francisco and other cities have dirtier air, praising L A air by comparison.
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Los Angeles
New York
William Does
New York State University
San Francisco
Isidore Snapper
Beth-El Hospital
Schoolgirl Bitten by Boa at Sacred Heart High
In Flint Michigan an 18 year old Sacred Heart High School student was bitten by a boa constrictor while cleaning its cage. The snake, a non venomous zoology class specimen, wrapped around her arm and struck when frightened. She finished cleaning, then found five wounds and received tetanus shots.
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Flint, Mich
UPI
Sacred Heart
Jon Ann Folgran
Jo Ann
Bill Bisagna
Dace Sty Nérwalk
Thomas B. Moffitt School
PTA
Bill
Pha‘o
Tear Gas Bomb Thrills Beaver Theater Patrons
In Des Moines two 13 year olds set off a teargas device inside the Beaver Theater during a Friday night double feature. About 250 patrons fled in panic as a woman fainted and a teenage boy was treated for fumes. A policeman was briefly hospitalized chasing abandoned items. Juvenile authorities will handle the case.
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Des Moines
Beaver
West Allies Free Interzonal Travel for East Germans
Western Allies informed Soviet and East German authorities that interzonal travel passes for Germans from the Soviet zone would be waived, effectively easing movement to the West. The note, delivered in Berlin, urged Moscow to accept removal of the last barrier to German reunification, signaling a shift in postwar travel rules amid Allied-drafted plans.
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Berlin
East Berlin
West
James B. Conant
Vladimir Semyonov
United States
Semyonov
Germany
Samish Income Tax Trial Nears Jury
California lobbyist Arthur H. Samish faces a jury in an income tax evasion case in San Francisco. Testimony concluded after federal judge Oliver Harlin overruled defense motions for acquittal and refused to strike a handwriting expert's testimony about three checks in evidence.
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San Francisco
California
Arthur H. Samish
Oliver Harlin
Samish
Baby Sitter Saves 4 Tots From Fire
Shirley Lenz a 1 year old babysitter rushed four children to safety as fire broke out in a home kitchen late Thursday. She fought the flames with a water container until firefighters arrived while the parents returned from a square dance to find the children safely wrapped in blankets.
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Nanks
Agano
Shirley Lenz
Doug Hyslop
Julie Ann
Jimmie
Sara
Four Choose Stevenson in '56 Race
Four of five columnists at a Sigma Delta Chi forum in St. Louis pick Adlai Stevenson as the 1956 Democratic presidential candidate. Roscoe Drummond names Symington, while Doris Freeson Marquis Childs Thomas Stokes and Stevjae Alsop join the Stevenson vote amid criticism of Eisenhower.
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ST. Louis
Adlai Stevenson
Sigma Delta Chi
Stuart Symington
D.mo
Roscoe Drummond
New York Herald-Tribune
Washington
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Doris Freeson
Marquis Childs
Thomas L. Stokes
Stev Jae Alsop
Len McCarthy
R-Wis
Congress
Drummond
Childs
Sadgahowery
Nixon Says Peace Talks Possible But War Could Spread
Vice President Richard Nixon, in Korea, expressed cautious optimism about peace talks but warned that a renewed war would spread globally. He toured front-line areas near the DMZ, met with U.S. envoy Arthur Dean, and viewed destruction in the iron triangle. Nixon urged that any settlement hinge on communist willingness to pursue peace.
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Seoul
U.S
U. S
Richard Nixon
Korea
Nixon
Commmunists
Munsan
Arthur
Dean
Big Three in Bermuda Talks Sparks Kremlin Worry
State Department officials say Soviet leaders fear the Bermuda meeting of Eisenhower Churchill and Laniel could bolster Allied positions in the cold war. Molotov’s press briefing signals Kremlin concern over Berlin talks and Russia’s rejection of the Big Four peace talks, while Washington maintains that Moscow’s conditions remain unacceptable.
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Donald J. Gonzales
Washington
State Department
Bermuda
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Joseph Laniel
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Ebenhower
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Molotov
Henry Suydam
Police Hunt Ex-Convict in Girl Kidnap Case
New York police hunt an ex-convict, Anthony Pallazzola, 26, for abducting and raping a 13 year old girl. He entered a Manhattan apartment posing as a officer, took the girl and loot, then released her in Queens after a taxi ride home.
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New York
Palazzola
Manhattan
Evelyn
Dorothea del Longo
James Betticelli
Botticelli
Queens
Triple-Slayer Suspect Held Near Drummond Family Murder
Two sons of a 70 year old French farmer accuse Gaston Dominici of murdering Sir Jack Drummond Lady Anne Drummond and their 10 year old daughter during a 1852 camping trip near LARS France. Police say Dominici denied the charges and maintained his innocence after hours of questioning.
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Lars
France
Jack
Anne Drummond
Here
Gaston Dominici
Georges Harzig
Dominici
Gustave
Clovis
Sholtly
Drummonds
London
Elizabeth
Rhee Praises U S Aid as Korea Tour Continues
The speech insists the Conquerors in the Kremlin cannot defeat the United States and allied nations. Rhee credits the United States with building up South Korea’s army and asserts Korean soldiers would fight for democracy without hesitation. The vice president enters the third day of his Korea visit during a world-round trip for President Eisenhower.
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Kremlin
United States
Rhee
Korea
Eisenhower
Bearded Amish Pair Await Sentencing in Draft Case
Bearded Amish youths Emanuel Jay Miller and Melvin J. Chapp were found guilty after trials where they acted as their own lawyers. They refused induction on religious grounds and faced up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine. The verdicts followed long deliberations, with juries hearing pleas based on the Amish Mennonite faith.
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Miller
Chapp
William F. Riley
Max Inmum
Jrine
Alti| Ather Amish Mennonite Church
United States
Drivers Pay 70 000 in Traffic Fines in New York
One hundred three drivers with 1800 traffic summonses appeared before Chief Magistrate John Murtagh. By the end of the day he imposed a 310‑day rail term and fines totaling 569,548.
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NEW York
IUE
John Murtagh
Murtagh
U S Cuts Military in Europe Amid Economy Drive
Washington reports the Army reduced European strength by about 2 000 men in nine months as part of an economy push. Officials say combat strength in Europe remains unchanged, with cuts focused on support units and construction teams, while the Far East faces potential impact due to Korea tensions.
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Washington
Europe
Eisenhower
United States
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
John Foster Dulles
Army
Robert T. Stevens
7Th Army
Germany
Wilson
Far East
Korea
Publication Notice From Lone Beach California 1888
A historical publication notice records entry at Long Beach California dated March 28 1888 under the act of March 3 1879. It notes daily publication schedule with references to the Audic Bureau of Circulation and mailer details at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue Lone Beach California.
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Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Lone Beach 17
California
Audic Bureau of
Sergey Deiety
Long Beach California
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